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Keep building wholesome routines and habits in life: the ones that are good for the body, mind, spirit and bank account. Don’t neglect it.

A step forward in global expansion: ANKTIVA® (nogapendekin alfa inbakicept-pmln) has received regulatory approval in Macau SAR, China for patients with BCG-unresponsive NMIBC ± CIS papillary tumors. Explore the full announcement: immunitybio.com/immunitybio-an…

🎂| Hoje é aniversário da lendária cantora japonesa Mariya Takeuchi, conhecida pela famosa música 'Plastic Love', que é o hino do City Pop dos anos 80! Parabéns pra rainha do City Pop! 🥳🎉💖 x.com/CitypopW/statu…

‘Buffy the Vampire Slayer’ star Nicholas Brendon has passed away. He was 54.

The 35mm trailer for Aliens is a thing of beauty. x.com/JoelVValden/st…

Global expansion-first approval in Asia!! Anktiva now approved in Macau, China today. Paradigm change of treating the immune system unstoppable.

Today Electron took to the skies for our 84th launch, delivering mission success for @synspective. And we're not done yet. We have another 19 launches on the books for @synspective alone as we build out their constellation by 2028.

Song - Cashmere No Hohoemi Artist - Junko Yagami Album - Communication (1985)

RIP Chuck Norris (1940-2026) Finally, Death has found a way to defeat Chuck! The Expendables 2 (2012) Director: Simon West

Happy 79th, Glenn Close Dangerous Liaisons 1988 directed by Stephen Frears, starring Glenn Close, John Malkovich, and Michelle Pfeiffer, based on the French novel Les Liaisons Dangereuses

$ONDS Since issuing the preliminary results on March 9, 2026, management has completed additional financial close procedures and refined certain preliminary accounting estimates, specifically the net change in the fair value of our warrant liability which is expected to result in a net gain of approximately $102 million for the fourth quarter and full year 2025. 📝 Revised Preliminary Financial Results For the fourth quarter 2025, we expect to report revenues between $29.1 and $30.1 million, which is above our prior guidance of $27 to $29 million. We expect net income between $82.9 million and $83.4 million, and adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization ("Adjusted EBITDA") (non-GAAP) between $(9.9) and $(9.4) million, for the three months ended December 31, 2025, respectively. For the full year 2025, we expect to report revenues between $49.7 and $50.7 million, which is above our prior guidance of $47.6 to $49.6 million. We expect net income between $50.4 million and $50.9 million and Adjusted EBITDA (non-GAAP) between $(31.5) million and $(31) million for the year ended December 31, 2025, respectively. Revising higher again👊🏻

@aleabitoreddit Your insights are invaluable. I appreciate and thank you for what you do.

Thanks for coming to my defense. Last year when I posted 600%+ gains with a few hundred followers, everyone was supportive. Now that I have 100k+ followers, there's endless jealously or random comments like: - "Only trading with $2K unless they show net worth": I don't need to post lambos/fancy watches like other influencers to prove I'm a good trader. My opinion is ideas what matters the most, and the % return validates that they're correct in the market. - "Pump and Dump": Almost every stock held their gains like $AXTI is up 500%+? Most of my returns are unrealized. Every high conviction stock I've named over time since starting is green: $NBIS, $CRCL, $TSM, $RKLB, $HOOD, $ALAB, $CRDO. There's new ones like $RDDT but that's only down ~6-8% and needs time to play out. There's other smaller picks $LPTH or $VLN that haven't but they're only down like 10% from posting or more depending on entry point and don't just crash because they're all fundamentally good picks. I post tens of stocks, so cherry picking a few that haven't played out yet to represent everything I've done is just ridiculous. If people just take the equal weighted average of everything they're way green. - "Stealing Picks": Many of these stocks have been around for years. Thousands of different people have been long at one point in time. The reason markets react differently is I either bring novel information synthesis to a post, or I time it with a catalyst others don't. People were claiming they found $OSS first, but the reason it went up from $6 was because I linked it to Venezulea's invasion (which was novel). Just saying "edge AI, go long on $OSS doesn't mean anything". People were claiming they found $RPI first, but the reason it went up was because I was the first to link it OpenClaw as an investment thesis (which was novel). People claiming "raspberry pi for personal use doesn't mean anything". List goes on and on with $SOI or $SIVE or any other stock. I'm not claiming I'm the first either to stuff like $TSEM or $NBIS either, that's already a well known photonics foundry or neocloud, I personally just liked it and wanted to hop ont he bandwagon. People can say anything they want but markets are the final arbiter of truth.

You have two types of people on X right now… Those congratulating @aleabitoreddit for what is most likely the best YTD stock market performance in the world, by any single trader/investor… And then those hating because they’re jealous. If you find yourself hating, I urge you to do some deep reflection. Every single stock mention Serenity has made has come with extremely detailed research to back it. Oh and btw, you have access to the exact same tools, documentation, and platform that Serenity does, so if you think you can do better, lets see the numbers…

Between the reporter stirring the shit stick, followed by Fox News stirring the shit stick, I wouldn’t be surprised if there are coordinated astroturfs stirring the shit stick online.

Politics can be very cut throat and dirty. It would be relatively easy to bribe a reporter to ask a loaded question. In my country that action is known as “stirring the shit stick”. As in the actions of someone having the intention of causing drama between people.

Those that have never held leadership position having to exercise diplomacy to achieve strategic goals will not understand what she is doing and take it negatively.

Martin Scorsese on why it was tough for him to watch Isabella Rosellini in David Lynch's "Blue Velvet" (1986): "Playboy: You once told Roger Ebert that you couldn’t look at ads or movies with Isabella Rossellini—or even Nastassja Kinski, who looks like her—after your marriage dissolved. Scorsese: Well, that was right after the breakup of our marriage. There was a great longing. But that was 1982, 1983, an interesting time. That was when 'The King of Comedy' (1982) finished. And within a week or two, I started preproduction on 'The Last Temptation of Christ' (1988) and I was completely happy again. I was able to put our marriage into some sort of perspective, and now we’re pretty good friends. Playboy: Did you like her in 'Blue Velvet' (1986)? Scorsese: She’s quite good, but that’s a weird role for an ex-husband to look at. I cannot be totally objective. All I know is that it was a believable performance. Playboy: Did you get angry at Dennis Hopper when he was hitting her? Scorsese: No. [laughs]" (From Scorsese's interview with David Rensin, Playboy, 1991)

The World Of The Future: Future Cities. Usborne Books, 1979.

This STAR WARS teaser trailer was screened before ‘King Kong’ in December of 1976. The special effects weren’t finished, the music is NOT John Williams, and all in all it gives off a very different much darker vibe. Interesting.

The original Star Wars trilogy was built on incredible matte painting work, entire worlds brought to life with paint, glass, and imagination.

📺On March 19, 1989, the network television premiere of ‘Return of the Jedi’ aired on NBC