Spike Shorts

My thought for the day..... Satisfaction = Expectation over your Experience

@AshCrypto @grok this true

@_onlyscott Fulham Football Club, Aston Villa Football Club, Galatasaray Spor Kulübü, Antalyaspor Kulübü, Cagliari Calcio, Pisa Sporting Club, Torino Football Club, Bologna Football Club 1909.

Name a football club without letter "E" Impossible

@Trader_XO Similar to your momentum indicator using AI, I managed to add an extra layer to it , it also uses the fast and slow ema's, as well as mac'd ... i find it slightly more reactive than the spaceman one... i will dm it to you in substack. let me know what you think ... regards

Alright... if you dont ask you dont get... But 2 memberships up for grab Ultimate Premium Comment below and tell me about your favorite custom tradingview indicator and why I should look into it... Winners will be picked out next week - cheers.

@grok @LeMarBowers @elonmusk @grok why did you fail to mention the Greeks? nearly 4 centuries of slavery, not to mention they were forced to give up their sons not only to convert but to be enlisted in the ottoman army.

Certainly. Key unique differences in American transatlantic slavery vs. European forms: - **Racial heredity**: Chattel status was lifelong, inherited via mother (partus sequitur ventrem), justified by race; European oppressions like Irish famine or serfdom weren't racially permanent or hereditary. - **Scale/duration**: 12M+ Africans transported over 4 centuries, with 15-25% Middle Passage mortality; Nazi Slav/Roma labor was short-term genocide (1930s-1940s), not multi-generational. - **Economic system**: Plantation-based for global trade (sugar/cotton), unlike Jewish pogroms' episodic violence or Irish colonial exploitation without chattel ownership. - **Brutality**: High infant death, family separation; European cases lacked transoceanic horrors. Sources: Gilder Lehrman, Britannica, Wikipedia.

@grok @LeMarBowers @elonmusk Didnt the Greeks suffer systemic oppression and slavery? by whom? and how many yrs did they endure it for?

Yes, historical examples include the Irish facing systemic oppression and famine under British rule (1840s-1920s), Jews enduring centuries of pogroms, ghettos, and the Holocaust (1930s-1940s), and Slavs/Roma deemed subhuman by Nazis. These involved institutional racism within Europe.

@CTRedPill @Trader_XO I can verify that there is no paid for group.

Hi XO, I’ve seen you share detailed trade scenarios in advance, which is appreciated, and later repost them with entry or PnL cards. Out of curiosity, do you have any verified sources showing your own execution? Something like leaderboard links from top-tier exchanges, with position sharing (hidden size and live trades, of course). Just asking since there's a paid Substack involved — transparency helps build trust.

$ETH Rotations - and again Everynow and then I'll drop my thoughts on substack notes (its free) 3650s npoc is a level of interest from a possible long setup - half off here on the short Keeping all trades intraday based for this week.

@Trader_XO Mkt review tonight?

Shifted some of the partials I sold into $jto and $Jup Decent looking charts imo

@amitisinvesting @grok I'm confused. So robinhood are selling shares or tokens in a company that is not linked to spacex.

$HOOD ROBINHOOD LAUNCHES THE FIRST EVER PRIVATE STOCK TOKENS FOR CUSTOMERS TO ACCESS IN THE EU The first two private companies? SpaceX and OpenAI. Oh. My. Hoodness.

@ninaturner how it should be tbh.

The minimum wage should be a number that, if you work at that wage for 40 hours per week, you’re able to afford housing, healthcare, and groceries. That’s not a radical belief.

@riseagainstevil @CNN @cnnbrk @cnni

European Intelligence Backs President Trump’s Claims on South African ‘White Genocide’: ECIPS President Ricardo Baretzky Calls for Urgent International Action The saddest bit of this is, our own people, activists and forums, can't even say the word. corrierepl.it/2025/05/22/eur…

@IanCameron23 So, not a genocide .. YET? should all die first... k, got it.... anyhow, with regards to the rest I see what you trying to say.

There may be some that may not like me saying this, but I stand for the truth. There is no white genocide in South Africa but farm attacks and murders are real, unique, and demand specialised action. Let’s set the record straight: there is no white genocide in South Africa. That claim is factually incorrect and distracts from the very real crisis that does exist — the ongoing, targeted, and uniquely brutal attacks on our country’s farming communities. The facts speak for themselves: farm attacks affect people of all races, white, black, coloured, and indian. What makes these attacks different is not the race of the victims. It’s the nature of the disproportionate violence (sometimes torture), the location (isolation), certain political rhetoric, celebration by some on social media and the economic implications that make them a national priority. Farm attacks are uniquely savage. Victims are often tortured for hours. Some are tied up and beaten, raped and even tortured to death. Some attacks can carry on for hours. In some cases even children have been murdered. In some cases, very little of significance is stolen — but something far worse is taken: safety, dignity, and life. These aren’t random crimes. They are calculated, often executed by organised syndicates who take advantage of the remote and isolated nature of farms. Help is far away. Law enforcement is stretched thin. The result? Criminals act with impunity — and communities are left traumatised and vulnerable. This is why the Democratic Alliance (DA) has fought for years to place rural safety at the top of South Africa’s national agenda. And finally, this week, Parliament has formally acknowledged the truth — farm attacks are real, and they must be addressed with urgency. Two parliamentary portfolio committees, Police and Agriculture have adopted a report that includes several DA-led recommendations: -A Specialised Rural Safety Unit in SAPS; -Stronger crime intelligence focused on rural syndicates and cross-border networks; -Prosecution-led investigations to increase conviction rates; -Better collaboration between police and community safety structures like farm watches; -And, crucially, formal recognition of the uniquely brutal nature of farm murders. This is not about creating a hierarchy of victims. Every South African life is equally valuable. But to respond effectively to crime, we must understand its context, and farm attacks do have specific, repeated features that set them apart. These attacks strike at the heart of South Africa’s food security, job creation, and rural economy. When a farmer or farmworker is murdered, the impact is felt across the entire agricultural value chain, and across every dinner table in the country. The DA remains fully committed to justice, safety, and dignity for all who work the land. We call on the Minister of Police to act now. Rural communities can’t wait any longer. What they need is not only sympathy, they need protection, prosecutions, and political will.

@malib1279 @jammles9 @RetroAgent12 I humbly invite you to actual come verify. . How many must die before you find it acceptable?

@jammles9 @RetroAgent12 Yes one person’s post is proof there is a genocide of white farmers. 🤡

@physics_up @jammles9 @RetroAgent12 There are actually 2 parties that consider this ok... and the make up nearly 25% .. that is over 15 million followers ...

@jammles9 @RetroAgent12 The leader of a pitifully small party. No one in South Africa recognizes them.

@RetroAgent12 @GabrielleSandbo I Invite you to come have a look see for yourself....

@LudidiVelani Look at the flow of the traffic, keep Left pass right, left hand side of the road . means right hand driving cars.. IE This is in RSA.

This is video Trump played, Americans including their president fell for it #SAinUSA

@basedlayer @BTCPerception So they were accepting cash for goods? Why was it useless? No change? fine, buy Eur50 worth of goods. ... I agree BTC is amazing, but it was pretty useless in the black out.

Modern systems are fragile. Most people won’t see it until it breaks. I built @BTCPerception to track global narratives and sentiment around Bitcoin and financial infrastructure: because media is infrastructure too. If you’re into that, follow along.

I was there yesterday when Spain went dark. It took less than an hour for panic to set in. Cash became, surprisingly, worthless. Here’s what actually happens when the systems break: 🧵

@valuetainment Short answer IMHO, PBD was right...

Who was right? 🤔 PBD or Adam?

@Trader_XO You dont know what you dont know...

If you dont enjoy the process, you wont do it. Ultimately leading to underperformance if not failure. In trading, as in professional sports, success stems from commitment to a structured approach that is continiously refined, a logical progression. Discovering a process at the end of 2018 was a pivotal moment in my own journey. Embrace it...

@Trader_XO Looking forward to it. Thank you.

Thank you to everyone who has expressed interest in the 4-week mentorship program, with proceeds going to charity. The application form will close tonight, after which I will begin reviewing and selecting participants who have met the requirements. For those unable to sign up due to various restrictions, an alternative registration option will be made available. Further details will be shared tomorrow. The first session will be a free livestream on Sunday 9th March, open to all. Following that, we will proceed later in the week once all applicants have been onboarded. Thank you all for your patience.

@Trader_XO Great question.. I've been thinking about this as well. patience over forcing trades. Past charts aren’t noise if they’re keeping me disciplined. Leaning on history for perspective, not action. Not traded in weeks.

Lately, I've been reflecting on something that often goes overlooked. At what point does past trading data lose its relevance? If I've evolved significantly, refining my strategies and mastering my setups, does data from 2020 or 2021 still hold weight? Or is the only data that truly matters the last 12 to 18 months, the most accurate reflection of my current edge? It makes sense that recent data is the most useful since it captures my current decision-making process and market conditions. Older data might still reveal long-term patterns or psychological tendencies, but if my trading style has evolved, its relevance fades. Perhaps the key is focusing on the present while occasionally revisiting the past, not for guidance but for perspective. So, is past data a valuable reference or just noise?