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@StockJockAT

Full time day trader | Twitch Partner | Youtuber | Tweets will be stocks and crypto, not financial advice | Business contact: [email protected]

My Mom's basement Katılım Nisan 2016
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@ZssBecker Say it again for The Last Jedi lovers in the back.
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Alex Becker 🍊🏆🥇
F%$king insane. I used to be that guy at the bar... drunk as shit, forcing my friends to hear my Star Wars plot theories. Now: Disney drops a Star Wars movie. My fucks are sub zero. So few, I can’t even care enough to hate it. The total ruin of this brand is remarkable.
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@Timcast Could care less. No one cares about doing unnatural things and getting unnatural results.
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The Enhanced Games are already proving to be amazing 50m backstroke and 2 dudes already beat their own records, one by 2 seconds. rumble.com/v7a5p1y-the-en…
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@enhanced_games I could care less. No one is impressed with these results. Humans are awed by the natural doing the supernatural.
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Enhanced Games@enhanced_games·
A $1,000,000 WORLD RECORD SWIM! Kristian Gkolomeev wins the Men’s 50m Freestyle in 20.81s and takes home $1,000,000 bonus + $250,000 first place prize and reclaims his 50M Freestyle world record.
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TheUnusualSuspect@beerandtokens·
My brother in Christ. In 1980 the home price to income ratio was 3.6x, now it’s 5x In 1980 a degree cost 15% of the average annual income, today it’s 58% In 1980 child care cost 7% of the median household income, now it’s 19% In 1980 health care cost 10% the median household income, now it’s 21% In 1980 the average car payment for a new car was 6% of the median household income, now it’s 13% These are national averages, and not some anecdotal personal experience. Idk why it’s so hard for people to do a little good faith research and just admit that life’s necessities are exponentially more expensive now than when they were young adults. It’s a crazy level of pride, arrogance and denial.
Elron Steele@elron6900

@beerandtokens In 1985, I was making $5/hr and paying $400/month for a 1-bdrm apartment; so like 60%+ of my monthly salary went to pay my rent. Avg price in my city for an apt now is $1200-1400, with min wage at $15. It's about the same ratio of income as the 80s.

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@mcuban Do the "trump account" version for healthcare. When born, put 5k into everyones account and let it compound in the market their whole life. Boom. Healthcare solved. The Gov pays 5k up front rather than hundreds of thousands later.
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Mark Cuban
Mark Cuban@mcuban·
You stay competitively priced for normal people. How do all the “not normal” people pay for their care ? And if they can’t pay for their care, how do all the hospitals and doctors stay in business when everyone that is poor can’t pay for their care ? Old people need the most care. And the don’t have much money. Let em get sick, stay sick, and die, so normal people get cheaper insurance ?
Archwinger@Archwinger1

@mcuban Run the numbers. Charge the lowest possible but still profitable amount to undercut competitors. Exclude all preexisting conditions, high risk, and low socioeconomic populations from coverage so I stay competitively priced for normal people

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@Govindtwtt Agreed. And the fact that Boomers refuse to understand that Gen Z in growing up in a completely different environment is so insulting. But they made their bank roll and just don't care.
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Govind@Govindtwtt·
Older generations say “we all struggled in our 20s.” No, you didn’t. You didn’t pay insane rent prices and ridiculous grocery bills. You didn’t graduate into massive student debt and $0 job security. Gen Z isn’t dramatic. They’re drowning.
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@mcuban Just like any company in any sector: The Apples and Googles will succeed and the scams will fall away.
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Mark Cuban@mcuban·
Ok. Take government completely out of healthcare. No rules. No laws. No Medicare. No Medicaid. Hospitals, insurance companies, can do anything they want. What do they do ? If you were running any of the biggest insurance companies or hospitals, what would you do differently once gov was completely out of healthcare ?
Matthew Bednarik@BednarikMatt

@mcuban @GovBillLee Or just let the free market compete and get the government out of Healthcare. A free market would inevitably lead to lower costs for consumers.

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@mcuban Maybe offer healthcare prices based on...health.
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Mitch Jones@MitchJonez·
FOR TRANSPARENCY THE NEW RAINBET DEAL IS 5M PER MONTH 60 MIL A YEAR MEANS THE INSANE GIVEAWAYS OF THE LAST WEEK ARE NOW PERMANENT - $50,000+ GIVEN AWAY DAILY ACROSS TWITCH, DISCORD, TWITTER LET'S START OFF WITH A $5,000 GIVEAWAY ON THIS TWEET - LIKE, COMMENT, RETWEET TO ENTER
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@KobeissiLetter Only gonna get worse. Those with AI and those who don't. It'll be the biggest K shaped economy we've ever seen.
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The Kobeissi Letter
The Kobeissi Letter@KobeissiLetter·
Wealth inequality in the US has never been wider: The real wealth of the top 0.001% of US households has grown +3,500% since 1976. At the same time, inflation-adjusted wealth of the top 0.01% and 0.1% has surged +2,200% and +1,200%, respectively. By comparison, the average household has seen just a +200% increase. As a result, there are now ~430,000 households worth $30 million or more, with ~74,000 worth over $100 million. Meanwhile, ~72% of wealth for the top 0.1% is concentrated in corporate equities, mutual funds, and private businesses. To put this into perspective, the bottom 50% of US households had more debt than assets for nearly 2 decades, with their average wealth turning positive after the 2020 pandemic, following stimulus checks and growing home values. Asset owners are the only winners.
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My experience with @dastrader was sadly poor. The platform didn't work properly from day 1 and when I asked for a refund I was told no, all sales are final, even if the platform never worked properly. When working, I want to try again. Ask if things are working before buying. Sadly, don't assume.
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FishOnTradeOn@FishOnTradeOn·
@StockJockAT have you tried Futures yet ? with a prop firm like @Tradeify and @TradingLucid they are at the top in the space and many others you can get going for under $100 and Trade Like Nasdaq ,SP500 and many others . most Props have Affiliate Programs too DM me if you want more info
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Stock Jock@StockJockAT·
I got it up and running and its a nice platform. However the commissions would stack up for my style of trading and wouldn't work. @tradezero fills are suuuuuuper fast and I really like the platform, and they are commission free. The problem with both platforms though is you won't ever get mid point fills like you would with the big brokers, sadly. So my market orders are always filling on the bid/ask. That won't matter so much if you are trading stock with a penny spread. But I like to trade high beta stocks that can get very spready at times and market order there are just rough with these two brokers.
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Paez@swaglikepaez·
Kick announces viewers will now earn revenue for watching ads
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