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@ZeroSumOracle
the market sorcerer | aspiring cracked
borderless Katılım Mart 2023
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A year ago, they were talking about decoupling from China.
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What is Israel's strategy?
◾️ Iran not defeated
◾️ Hamas not defeated
◾️ Hezbollah not defeated
◾️ Israel despised across the globe
◾️ U.S. views of Israel in freefall
◾️ Mass youth shift in favor of Palestinians
◾️ Israeli leaders wanted for genocide
◾️ Unimaginable suffering in West Asia
◾️ Vaunted 'Western values' in tatters
◾️ International norms obliterated
◾️ Human rights set back centuries
◾️ Judaism conflated with barbarism
◾️ Israelis seen as worse than Nazis
◾️ Term "antisemitism" mangled
◾️ AIPAC considered a toxic influence
◾️ "America First" seen as a farce
Dropping more bombs on civilians, starving children, smashing Christian symbols, brutalizing detainees, erasing villages, and spending billions on propaganda cannot undo the colossal damage done. So again, what is Israel's strategy??
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@GoshawkTrades This your take is completely unnecessary. He summed it up well.
If sizing is the issue why are you not on Forbes?
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trading is brutal and most people underestimate how brutal.
but i think the part that doesn't get said enough is that a lot of the brutality is self-inflicted through sizing.
the trader who's "one or two clicks away from homelessness", that's not a market problem. that's a position sizing problem. the market didn't ruin them. the leverage did.
the uncomfortable truth is that the returns most traders chase require a level of risk that most humans can't psychologically sustain. and the returns that are psychologically sustainable don't look impressive enough for most people to bother with.
that gap is where all the damage happens.
if you size for survival instead of glory, trading goes from "life or death" to "boring". but you'll still be here in 10 years.
though a big factor in achieving higher returns is being able to be uncomfortable.
the more comfortable the risk, often the lower the returns.
gainzy@gainzy222
Trading’s the most brutal profession Someone at rock bottom today will be retired in 2 years Someone who peaked today will round trip everything in the next 2 years You made it? They call you lucky You lost it? They call you gambling addict
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@Yuchenj_UW Looks to me like LLMs are stuck right now. The progress now seems incremental rather than a leap. No one is talking about AGI anymore.
We need a breakthrough. It doesn't look like LLMs will give that.
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Meet Nikhil Srivastava!
(Renowned Mathematician from India)
Working on some of the deepest Problems of modern mathematics, computer science and algorithms.
> He was born in New Delhi, India
> Completed his BS in Mathematics and Computer Science from Union College, New York
> Later earned his PhD in Computer Science from Yale University in 2010
> His doctoral work focused on spectral sparsification and restricted invertibility
> Today, he is an Associate Professor of Mathematics at the University of California, Berkeley
He is internationally recognized for:
> Breakthrough work in spectral graph theory
> Deep research in random matrices and linear algebra
> Important work on Ramanujan graphs
> Solving long-standing problems in mathematics and computer science
In 2013, he provided a positive solution to the legendary Kadison–Singer problem (a problem that had remained unsolved for decades) along with Adam Marcus and Daniel Spielman.
For this remarkable contribution, the trio was awarded the prestigious Pólya Prize in 2014.
And he was also invited to speak at the International Congress of Mathematicians in 2014, one of the highest recognitions in the global mathematics community.
From New Delhi to UC Berkeley, Nikhil Srivastava’s journey is a proud reminder of how Indian-origin minds are shaping the deepest foundations of modern mathematics and computer science.
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@marlene4719 Why people never ask him the next question? Like…, since you know more about Uranium than anybody, you understand Uranium better than anyone else, what will be the best way to “destroy” Uranium?
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“Can Iran keep their enriched uranium?”
Trump: “No, we will get it. We don’t need it. We don’t want it. We’ll probably destroy it after we get it. But we’re not gonna let them keep it.”
You cannot destroy uranium. His stupidity is absolutely staggering. x.com/RapidResponse4…
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It appears that most everyone has moved on from the “oil well shut-ins” debate.
Why? Because Iran is not going to need to shut-in, they have plenty of remaining storage, and it is clear that their oil infrastructure would not “explode” if they even did need to shut-in.
One of THE primary reasons we imposed the blockade has proven to be nothing but a farce. It’s time to admit failure and shift strategies, or better yet, negotiate an end to the conflict.
No more sunk-cost fallacy.
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The US has exhausted its missile interceptor stockpile, expending more on missile defense for Israel than Israel has for itself, despite being touted for its "Iron Dome" defense system.
The US has cannibalized global defense stockpiles, exposing Pacific allies while using twice the amount of resources defending Israel from the war it started.
Follow: @AFpost
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The Dangerous Phase of the Iran Crisis
Iran unquestionably has substantial leverage. That is now a fact, not a theory.
But the other side despite losing leverage still has enormously high stakes:
prestige, global dominance, credibility of military power, the dollar-based financial order, and all the instincts imperial powers historically share when confronted with strategic decline.
That is what makes this phase dangerous.
The thinner the margin between compromise and humiliation becomes for great powers, the higher the risk of irrational decisions and miscalculation.
Iran is negotiating from strength.
But it is also walking on a very thin rope.
One wrong move, one misreading, and leverage can quickly turn into catastrophe for everyone.
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Why would Iran give up their uranium?
It’s their only hedge against the West taking their sovereignty. Same as North Korea.
Quietly Russia and China support this. It’s quite obvious.
Now we’re in a terrible spot. “Go in” or take a giant L.
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@MarioNawfal Trump is recycling proposals. I haven't seen a more incompetent country leader than Trump.
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🇮🇷🇺🇸 Iran's FM y says it is reviewing a new U.S. proposal, even as its Foreign Minister issues a fresh warning to Washington.
Mario Nawfal@MarioNawfal
🚨 BREAKING: 🇮🇷🇺🇸 Iran's Supreme Leader has issued a direct order: the enriched uranium stays in Iran. It will not be sent abroad. - Khamenei's directive is the hardest wall yet in the negotiations, removing what the U.S. and Israel considered a core requirement of any deal - Iranian officials believe shipping the uranium out would leave the country vulnerable to future U.S. and Israeli strikes - Trump has assured Israel the uranium will be removed as part of any deal. Netanyahu has said the war is not over until it is gone Source: Reuters
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@MarioNawfal The US hasn't made any tangible offer. Trump is speaking from both sides of the mouth. Iran can give it up but they don't trust the US administration.
Trump is unserious. He's as confused as he's inept.
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🚨 BREAKING:
🇮🇷🇺🇸 Iran's Supreme Leader has issued a direct order: the enriched uranium stays in Iran. It will not be sent abroad.
- Khamenei's directive is the hardest wall yet in the negotiations, removing what the U.S. and Israel considered a core requirement of any deal
- Iranian officials believe shipping the uranium out would leave the country vulnerable to future U.S. and Israeli strikes
- Trump has assured Israel the uranium will be removed as part of any deal. Netanyahu has said the war is not over until it is gone
Source: Reuters
Mario Nawfal@MarioNawfal
🇮🇷 Where is Mojtaba Khamenei? More than 2 months after becoming Iran's Supreme Leader, he has still not been seen or heard from publicly. Iranian officials are now releasing a trickle of updates to project he's well and in control. His president says he held a nearly 2.5-hour meeting with him, and a cleric close to his office says his injuries from the February 28 attack were limited to a kneecap and back wound. But analysts are divided on whether he's actually calling the shots. Some are saying a small clique of Revolutionary Guards commanders, including negotiator Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, are effectively running the show. To avoid Israeli assassination attempts, messages to and from Khamenei are reportedly being passed by hand, with no electronic communication devices. Trump, for his part, already called it: "They have no idea who their leader is." Source: Financial Times
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@MarioNawfal Pretty dumb stance … going to watch his country get obliterated and then the uranium will be removed anyway. Moron.
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He always goes overboard with any little trend or new technology.
FOMO specialist!
ℏεsam@Hesamation
Zuck burned $88.1 BILLION on the metaverse illusion, even changed the company’s name for it, has no idea what it’s doing in AI race, and yet he’s able to get away with all of it and cut 10,000 every few months. it seems more like a desperation than acceleration.
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@haugejostein In the 25 years, it has never been awarded to any economist based outside of the US.
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It's pretty wild that the Nobel Prize in Economics has never been awarded to an economist based in China.
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