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@Factualman6404 @Alice_MiaX Our kids will be fine in the trades as should our grandkids. Unless they make AI self aware. Which in that case human race is doomed I believe they made movies as to why that’s a bad idea.

@Steve734734 @Alice_MiaX You and I will be fine, our kids or grand kids will not be. Thats my main concern. Society isn't ready 2040s will be very different most likely U.B.I.

I’ll keep posting things like this until people realize it’s coming faster than you think. 🚨 Humanoid robots just got real jobs. Figure robots are now being deployed for logistics and distribution work tied to brands like JCPenney, Aéropostale, and Brooks Brothers. Warehouses first… stores next. People laughed at robots. Meanwhile, they’re quietly clocking in and taking more jobs.

@Factualman6404 @Alice_MiaX Have you ever worked a day of construction in your life? Prints are not perfect ever. If a robot AI is programmed to do a task it’s not going to change on the fly yet. On top of that add in service calls each and every problem being different and odd. Surgery is cookie cutter.

@Steve734734 @Alice_MiaX keep telling yourself that. It's not something far off labor jobs of any skill have 5 to 10 years. Surgery.. for example. intuitive.com/en-us/products…

@Alice_MiaX They don’t know struggle or sacrifice. I ate ramen and bologna with no cheese no condiments and water out of the sink for 2 years to keep a roof over my head. Now I’m doing fine but my job makes me a guest in my own house.

@Alice_MiaX I did the same thing in my 20s, the problem is they think at right out of high school or college, a magic job opens up that pays them 250k a year, so they can get what their parents have. It took their parent decades and they. Most likely struggled to get there.

Half of Gen Z spend $0 on dates. Not by choice. They pay $526 a month in student loans before rent, groceries, or anything else. $6,312 a year gone before they start living. 42% live paycheck to paycheck. 42% practice "loud budgeting" — telling friends what they can and can't afford. The American Dream used to be buying a house. For this generation it's paying off debt. 83% of borrowers with loans have put off buying a home. When you ask what they'd do with an extra $300 a month, 54% say save it. More than any other generation. They're not lazy. They're $526 a month behind before the month even starts.

@DividendMil How to afford this… don’t get married, don’t have kids, don’t buy anything except a dirt cheap house. Buy a crappy gas mileage car and only drive to and from work picking up grocery’s on the way. Only buy ramen and bologna. Drink tap water. Hate your one life on earth till 50.

Anyone can become a millionaire by 50. If you’re young and don’t become one…there’s a good chance it’s your own fault. Age 20: Invest $10/day
21: $20/day
22: $30/day
23: $40/day
24-50: $50/day Assuming 10% annual returns in an S&P fund: 💰 $1.58 MILLION by age 50 No gambling.
No get rich quick schemes. Just consistency, discipline, and time. 📈

@WealthCoachMak What’s short term i shoot for 3-4 weeks most of the time with .15 to .25 delta.

Long term investing with some “proper” options trading will provide best results over time If all you do is just trade short term options... Eventually you will be burned at some point Very few people will make consistent profits in short term options or stock day trading

@DudeWhoInvests No one using margin on voo or shcd during a dip?

Do you use margin for your investments? Why or why not?

@Hadynuf @WallStreetApes Pockets everything today goes to pockets. Wanna know why something happened follow the money to a pocket.

@WallStreetApes So where does the money go. If the med system gets that kind of money from ins companies where does it go. There has to be a big surplus somewhere. Or is it just going to some pockets.

American doesn’t have health insurance. He just had to spend 2 nights in the emergency room He was shopping for health insurance but the cheapest plan he could get was about $900 per month, so he went without Heres what he was billed without insurance in the emergency room - The emergency department visit was almost $5,000 - Observation stay, $6,000 - Laboratory panels, $2,000 - More bills are listed The total came out to be $22,000 But because he didn’t have insurance he got a discount “$2,400 is what I ended up paying because when you don't have insurance, these hospitals give you a discount and they discounted off $19,600” Keep in mind if he had health insurance he would be also paying $900 per month in premiums Health insurance in America is a scam He thinks they’re over charging health insurance companies and that’s why they can give a discount, but that’s not true What’s really happening is a scam These cash discounts are reported nationwide in America. Uninsured cash-pay patients routinely get up to 80% discounts off prices These discounts are on everything, including dental We need healthcare reform

@Stonk_Sinatra @Alice_MiaX No they don’t they need electricians and mechanics to repair them… humans

@Alice_MiaX They also.. biggest of all.. don’t need work comp when injured

🎙️BREAKING: A humanoid robot is now training to lift 100-lb loads 🤖 Boston Dynamics just showed Atlas learning to move and handle objects up to 100 pounds using AI simulation before real-world deployment. Factories. Warehouses. Heavy repetitive labor. The scary part? Robots don’t get tired, call in sick, or ask for raises. AI isn’t just coming for desk jobs anymore. 👀

@WallStreetApes Because what does a fine arts degree do to advance our country? Why would anyone even consider a fine arts degree? Every degree I ever earn was something towards a higher paying career.

Americans graduating college already know they have no chance in this job market and will end up with low paying jobs “Hi, my name is Layla. I’m getting my Bachelor of Arts degree, and I’m gonna be a grocery store bagger” “Hi, my name is Julia Irwin. I’m graduating with a Bachelor of Fine Arts, and I’m gonna be a barista at Starbucks for 20 years.” “Hi, I’m Liv. I’m graduating with a Bachelor of Fine Arts, and… I’m unemployed.” “Hi, I’m Therese. I’m graduating with a Bachelor of Arts, and I’m gonna be a housewife.” “Hi, my name is London Boyd, and my major is BFA, and I’m unemployed.” These students are 100% correct, they likely will have a very hard time finding work. Even if they do they’re young and AI will certainly be a threat to their long term employment

@DudeWhoInvests I need a chair and stand or walk mount I’m classy af

All a man needs

@Alice_MiaX Retail is a drastic change in the game. More and more young people investing in things the believe in. Things they see a future in and dividends etc. ai trading apps, everyone thinking they are smarter than the sp500.

🤯🤯 A farmer from the 1800s may have predicted market cycles better than modern Wall Street. Samuel Benner mapped out panic periods, buying opportunities, and sell windows in a book… and 150 years later, people still say it’s been eerily accurate. Do you believe it?

@Alice_MiaX In statistics maybe in real life cannabis has probably been leading the way for awhile. It’s just legal in half the us now. Imagine when it’s fully federally legal. A lot of the younger generation is moving away from alcohol use as well.

Daily cannabis users have surpassed daily alcohol users for the first time ever. 🍃 Personally, I don’t care for cannabis all, but the shift is fascinating. A few years ago it was treated like some underground taboo… now daily use is more common than a nightly drink.

@DevotedDividend Keywords long term compounding. SCHD

If you could only pick ONE for long-term compounding, what are you choosing? 👀 $SCHG for pure growth 📈 $SCHD for dividend growth 💸 $SPYI for monthly income 💰 $QQQI for Nasdaq cash flow 🚀 $CHPY for aggressive income ⚡ Which one are you going with? 👇

@DevotedDividend Depends if you 30 years or 5 years. If you need income in 5 spyi if you have time schd every-time.

This is a hard one! 🤔👇 $50K into $SPYI or $50K into $SCHD Which are you picking?

@Whe14119396Mike @WallStreetApes If you stay within walking distance of Lucas oil it’s not too bad. But the east side as he’s portraying is not great at all not to mention that Kroger usually has 1-2 police officers in the parking lot. Not security rent a cops real officers.

@WallStreetApes Crime is out of control in Indy. I only go there for work related reasons which is rarely. I don’t go to colts or pacer games anymore.

Indianapolis is a Democrat run city This is what Kroger looks like in Indianapolis on E 10th street The crime is so bad, Kroger essentially had to build another secure store inside their store - This Kroger had shots fired in their parking lot in 2024 - Someone shot in 2025 - Assault/trauma calls, welfare checks and fights reported at or near the store in 2026 - The area’s crime rate is 65% above the national average Democrats destroy cities

@WallStreetApes Suspended everyone with straws for shooting spit wads, suspend everyone with rubber bands too!

8 year old boy with autism is suspended from school in Georgia for having this little LEGO gun School administrators classified it as a “weapon” under the district’s Code of Conduct and he was given a 3-day suspension The boy’s mom and other parents say this is ridiculously strict to suspend a boy with disabilities over a tiny LEGO gun that poses no harm to anyway Official response from the school “The Henry County Board of Education’s Code of Conduct defines various levels of infractions, and school administrators consult these definitions in using their discretion to determine student consequences. In addition to consequences based on the level of violation, multiple violations during a school year could result in more severe consequences.” There are better things our schools could be focusing on than this

@Alice_MiaX Can you atleast let the seals have their HKs ?

🇺🇸 President Trump on Truth Social:

@WallStreetApes There was once a company called Nikola that had a fond idea…

This is what it costs in gas to be a big rig trucker in America The trip is a 4 day trip departing from Southern California to Minnesota Day 1: $900 for 170 gallons Day 2: $950 for 175 gallons Day 3: $905 for 174 gallons Day 4: $966 for 144 gallons Total Spent: $3,722 Total Gallons: 663 gallons This is only for a 4 day trucking trip For truck owners and operators fuel typically accounts for 23–35% of gross revenue. This is one of the largest single expenses in trucking If you work for a company like FedEx then the company pays This is way too expensive. 35% of your money goes straight to fuel…. We need to drastically lower gas prices in America