TommyTheTrader

@Dea_rMen Is this was next to a park or woods I'm in

MEN, please be honest! Would this be enough for you? Would you live comfortably?

@JC_ParetsX - Mark the date, they're at it again... bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

@JC_ParetsX Never change! Breath of fresh of air having you and the team on my feed!

How come no one ever wants to talk about all the great things happening every day around the world as a reason stocks are hitting all-time highs?

@MichaelNaussCMT Really appreciate these, as an amateur trying to learn the craft, it really helps!

@TheProfInvestor @b_co_co Folks forget about that long game

@b_co_co You’re fine brotha. With proper risk management and reasonable expectations you can grow account by 30% per year. And be happy with it. Most want 500% years and that’s easier said than done.

37 years old $46,361 in my portfolio Investing $500–$1,000 every month No debt No mortgage No home ownership Am I late to the game?

@JC_ParetsX FTSE 250 finally looking like it might break out after years of underperformance. One to keep on the radar

The FTSE 100 has basically 0% Technology exposure. Instead you’re getting Financials, Industrials, Healthcare, Staples and Energy. It’s not better or worse. It’s just a different mix.

@biancoresearch Great piece!

We need to rule the database — and end its rule over us. Citrini assumes AI will destroy thousands of high-paying jobs and create none in return. He’s missing the real story. The modern job has become soul-draining, mind-numbing database slavery. Millions of talented, ambitious people spend hours of their lives chained to a screen: fixing other people’s mistakes, chasing missing fields, reformatting decks for the tenth time, and babysitting bloated spreadsheets no one will ever read. Our entire existence is ruled by the database. You can’t board a plane, clear security, close a mortgage, pay taxes, or resolve a customer issue unless the system approves — and it’s wrong half the time. Customer service has been reduced to apologizing while you clean up someone else’s mistake. This system is broken, expensive, and — until AI — no one saw another way. Fear of the unknown is why AI scares so many people. They see only disruption and lost jobs because they can’t picture the world when the drudgery finally dies. This is why Citrini's piece below struck a nerve. That’s why we don’t just want agentic AI. We need it. We need thousands — soon millions — of intelligent agents to annihilate this soul-crushing layer. When that weight lifts, work transforms. Humans get to do what lights us up: judgment, relationships, creativity, and solving problems that matter. The office stops being a prison. It becomes a place people genuinely want to be — buzzing with collaboration and the thrill of “we built this together.”This is the real revolution: better, richer, more human lives at work. The transition won’t be easy. Transitions never are. But we need it. The only question is whether the people at the top have the courage to let the old model die. Many C-suite leaders fought hard against even basic hybrid work. If they struggled with that, how will they lead the bigger reinvention coming? The bitter irony: their own jobs are most at risk. That’s why the most exciting companies today are run by 30-year-olds with no legacy baggage. So, are the boomer executives ready to reinvent themselves, or will they scream that everyone needs to stay stuck in the past as slaves to the database, as they demanded everyone stay slaves to the office when they fought remote work?

@HostileCharts Agreed. Although I do wonder if this changes with a billion big brained AIs, condensed into one outlet.

Price tells more truth than any big brain who writes a lot of words ever can or will.

@realPatrickJr You should be leading with you only need 1-2 cups of tea. Much easier to achieve especially throughout the days, even if I do love my morning coffee, I'd much rather knock back a brew after lunch

A 43-year Harvard study of 130,000 people just dropped some major news about your morning coffee. It is more than a stimulant. It's the best way to prevent dementia. There is also one big catch though. Here is what the JAMA study found: (1/11)

@alexwg I can't tell you how much I've missed this! Much required update completed. For today...

@DariusDale42 @MacroVoices Great conversation Darius, always appreciate your insight!

Be sure to register for @MacroVoices via the following link to download the slide deck: macrovoices.com/1487-macrovoic…. Enjoy the content. I hope it blesses you on your journey to retire on time and comfortably. Cheers! —Skipper 💜

@Venu_7_ We've all been there a few times 😅 still a great trade!

My whole feed is trying to short silver. I bought at $46, sold at $62 with 35% gains. Missed the extra +15% in the last 3 days. Silly me Should’ve trailed and trimmed - not dumped. (learnt the lesson, probably will apply in upcoming trades) Parabolic doesn’t automatically mean “short.” Markets can stay irrational longer than you can stay rational. My 2 cents, Don’t stand in front of a moving train.

@JSpitTrades $FRES has been incredible in the UK market, often gets overlooked

$PAAS been crazy strong Clear industry/market leader

@JasonP138 Incredible work, learnt a lot from you and Sam this year!

177%. 3% away from my best year as a PM. 4½ trading days left. After the year I’ve had, just being here doing what I love feels unreal. Grateful doesn’t even cover it.

@AndreasSteno @midascabal Agreed, although I'm bias and want shrooms eventually to be in my local supermarket

@midascabal Mind Medicine

What’s the best stock under $5B market cap? I want the next multibagger... not $ASST $IREN or $CIFR

@alexwg So grateful you put this out, every day is a learning curve!

@HighyieldHarry You've got to be trolling 😅

Bitcoin is crashing tonight. What a tulip ponzi scam, I’ve been saying since 2016 that this is scam - who’s laughing now?

@sstrazza Corrections 😁

Tell me something about markets you are thankful for. x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

@TonyTheBullCMT You telling me there's a chance Tony ...

Just for fun Bitcoin versus the stock market pre-1929 Great Depression

@JasonP138 @sam_gatlin @StockMktTV Long time watcher, so much alpha this past year!

New video with @sam_gatlin on @StockMktTV Gold Is Back In Charge | The Gold Rush Live youtube.com/live/ieAyCI2Bc…