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JP Marlin

@_JT_Marlin

Katılım Kasım 2018
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Trucker Fren
Trucker Fren@frenbilt·
I’m almost 30, top 10% of American earners my age, I can’t afford a house - which means that the other 90% can’t either. Who are buying all of these houses?
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Danny cheng
Danny cheng@dannycheng2022·
$DRAM The $DRAM ETF is heavily concentrated in the world’s leading memory chipmakers. The top 3 holdings — Samsung Electronics (25.02%), Micron Technology (24.13%), and SK Hynix (23.61%) — together account for over 72.7% of the fund. This powerful trio dominates the global $DRAM and NAND market, making the $DRAM ETF one of the purest ways to invest in the explosive growth of AI, data centers, and high-performance memory demand.
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Danny cheng@dannycheng2022

$DRAM (May 2, 2026-daily chart) Limited historical data is available as this is a new ticker. As long as the momentum bars at $32.40 and $37.40 continue to hold as support, the medium-term uptrend momentum remains intact.

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BLADE
BLADE@BladeDefi·
$BTC BOUNCED FROM CYCLE SUPPORT AGAIN BEAR MARKET IS OVER NOW WE GO MUCH HIGHER
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Moe
Moe@Crypto_Moe84·
Bros, i am not telling you what to buy - i'm just showing you charts and you decide... 🤝 But if you dont buy at these levels ... for what are you waiting? if you want easier 10x, 20x ... you should buy here and not higher.... let the bears buy higher.... 🤝 (the drawdawn is limited - the upside is way higher...)
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Craig Fuller 🛩🚛🚂⚓️
Spirit was already bankrupt before fuel prices surged (actually in/out twice in just 2 years). The Biden Administration totally screwed this one up; they should have let it merge with JetBlue. They deserve all the criticism they get here. Spirit filed bankruptcy just 10 months after being blocked from merging. Hard to argue that the Biden admin isn't to blame here.
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JP Marlin
JP Marlin@_JT_Marlin·
@BTCWealthWar @NotA_Bull Those are literally just investment vehicles.. Can literally invest in all the same shit, but tax sheltered..
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BTCWealthWarrior
BTCWealthWarrior@BTCWealthWar·
@NotA_Bull Bingo… same can be said with 401k, IRA, Roth IRA. Poor persons retirement
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Evan | Investments
Evan | Investments@NotA_Bull·
If you think an S&P 500 $VOO index fund is going to make you rich by 2030, you're delusional. This is a strategy for people who are okay with working for 40 years. Wealth is built on concentration, not diversification. Agree or Disagree?
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JP Marlin
JP Marlin@_JT_Marlin·
@martypartymusic Facts, all the giant institutions have created whole ass crypto departments filled with analysts and fund managers.. and creating new crypto funds, etc.. this is just the beginning
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MartyParty
MartyParty@martypartymusic·
Bitcoin has only had 2 years of institutional buyers making the floor - anyone saying: - sell in may and go away - 4 year cycle - it did something in the past Is an idiot. They will hurt you. We following US liquidity which is about to go bananas. 🍌 Yes, there are heaps of leveraged longs below but Binance no longer has the firepower to hunt them. They lose equity and are already 400k $BTC behind Coinbase. The market is changing and Clarity will pass. This means: Types of Institutions Likely to Buy or Increase Bitcoin Exposure on Clarity Act 1. Traditional Banks and Custodians (e.g., BNY Mellon, State Street, JPMorgan, community banks/credit unions) • Can offer custody, trading, and related services more freely. • Some are already exploring or piloting; clarity removes hesitation. Banks may also integrate Bitcoin into treasury management or client offerings. 2. Asset Managers and Investment Firms (e.g., BlackRock, Fidelity, Morgan Stanley) • Already active via Bitcoin ETFs (which have seen massive inflows). The Act strengthens the foundation for broader spot holdings, tokenized products, and portfolio integration. • Easier modeling of risks and compliance. 3. Pension Funds and Retirement Plans (public and private, including 401(k)s) • Public pensions in several states have begun limited exposure; federal clarity (plus related DOL/EO developments) reduces fiduciary liability concerns for “alternative assets.” • Sovereign wealth funds and large endowments are often cited as waiting for this exact regulatory green light. 4. Insurance Companies • Can allocate reserves or general accounts to Bitcoin/ETFs with clearer accounting and risk-based capital treatment under the new framework. 5. Hedge Funds, Family Offices, and Private Equity/Venture Firms • Already significant players; the Act enables more seamless integration into funds-of-funds, prime brokerage, and structured products. 6. Corporate Treasuries (public companies) • Firms like MicroStrategy pioneered this; clarity makes it a more standard treasury strategy for diversification and inflation/hedging. Did I get your attention?
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Mike the Value Investor
Mike the Value Investor@Mike_ValueInv·
@LarkDavis Warren Buffett isn’t calling a crash, he’s calling behavior. When speculation rises, expected returns quietly fall.
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Lark Davis
Lark Davis@LarkDavis·
Warren Buffett, 95 years old, has seen every market cycle imaginable. And he's saying right now? We've never had a bigger gambling mood than this. Not investing. Gambling. The man isn't saying the sky is falling. He's just saying a whole lot of prices out there are... absolutely silly his words, not mine. Maybe listen to the guy who's been right since before most of us were born.
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JP Marlin
JP Marlin@_JT_Marlin·
@Investmentkage @Hasuess Meanwhile we send billions to Israel, and the majority of our tax dollars go to corporate subsidies.. everyone’s cool with that but draw the line at helping poor people
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Kage Invests 影
Kage Invests 影@Investmentkage·
@Hasuess Some people argue that because it’s unhealthy you are more likely to get things like diabetes and will cost taxpayers even more money in the future.
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Kage Invests 影
Kage Invests 影@Investmentkage·
I always thought it strange you could buy soda with Snap benefits. When I became an investor, I understood why. Around 10% of Coca-Cola revenue came from EBT. All of a sudden, it made perfect sense to me why they lobbied for it. They got free government subsidize money. I wonder how the companies will do in the future now that a lot of states are making it so you can’t use snap benefits to buy their sugary drinks.
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TMK
TMK@themagaking·
If you wish death on Donald Trump, celebrate assassination attempts, or post “8647” like you’re being clever, I hope you know you’re not a good person. You’re a bad human being. Full stop.
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The Conservative Alternative
The Conservative Alternative@OldeWorldOrder·
I woke up angry today. It's been 7+ months, but the new reality in America is just now starting to settle in. They kiIIed Charlie Kirk. And they will kiII the rest of us, too, as soon as they get a chance. Make no mistake about it.
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JP Marlin
JP Marlin@_JT_Marlin·
@LarryJones Because MAGA is more concerned about what poor moms feed their kids.
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🇺🇸 Larry 🇺🇸
My loyalty is to the United States of America. I don't care about other countries. My tax dollars should not be going outside the country for anything. We need every dime here to save this country, yet we spend more on caring for other countries. During COVID, we sent billions to other countries to help them, and many of them paid their citizens monthly to help them get through the pandemic. The U.S. gave people two payments and then forgot about us. I am sick and tired of this government caring more about others than their own, whom they are sworn to serve. If we spent the money sent abroad here, we could end homelessness and hunger, and we would become as nice and strong as those we have built up. Why are people so weak-minded and afraid to take a stand and take back what's ours?
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Paul Yeager 🇺🇸🇮🇱
@MrGreenIz $20 an hour. $800 a week. $3,400 a month. Over $41,000 a year. If you can't live on that, you might need to make better choices or finds different place to live.
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JP Marlin
JP Marlin@_JT_Marlin·
@mtntallpaul The degrees you told your kids to make sure to go to college to get..
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Mike Bales 🫡🇺🇸
We disliked Obama and Biden’s 12 years in power, but we never resorted to childish street theater—dressing in dinosaur costumes and fantasizing about our opponents’ deaths. The contrast is clear: we are not the same.
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1SG(R) Army Medic
1SG(R) Army Medic@dustoff_1sg·
Unless you are traveling or you are incapable of voting in person due to medical conditions, you should not be allowed to vote by mail. Voting in-person on one specific day with ID is the only way to reduce voter fraud. If you are too stupid to figure out how to obtain an ID you shouldn’t get a vote.
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Aria Bennett
Aria Bennett@AriaBennetxcis·
@jackunheard People in this generation glamorize death of people they just don’t feel like empathizing . It’s truly sad and disgusting how liberals act nowadays…
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Jack
Jack@jackunheard·
The audio of Charlie Kirk getting shot is now the top trending audio on Tiktok. Absolutely sick the society we live in.
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