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BIG K
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beginner investor enjoying the journey !
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@TobiasTrades @stocktalkweekly Ur off ur head mate go wake up tomorrow with a mirror so u can have a good look at urself
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@stocktalkweekly You're not really posting ideas. 90% of your posts are bloating, marketing or other useless stuff.
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@stocktalkweekly Showing love from Australia I joined in November and allready paid for my yearly sign up on a couple of ur picks I have a small account and no margin but it’s growing so happy to learn from you man !
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I’m not doubting it I just don’t really see a strong thesis that gives high probability to it.
There would have to be some Trump swan event for us to see new lows.
Equities at all time highs with trillions in IPOs slated for the next 6-8 months with mid terms in 7 months.
Base case is higher on midterm date without some Trump swan event.
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I think Bob is spot on. We can let the animal spirits run for a bit up into the 80's.
But still think we have at least one more leg down.
Bob Loukas 🗽@BobLoukas
The latest Bitcoin 4 Year Cycle Video. Not Done Yet youtu.be/fk1dkrGUar4?si… If you enjoy the content, a retweet is appreciated.
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You are a clown you’re a fool you’re a loser. You have no idea what you’re talking about. The money is flowing out of tech. NASDAQ is out performing Amazon. SMH is not performing Nvidia. S&P is out performing Microsoft and if you can’t see it, your blindness will just bankrupt the future in my opinion so don’t be a clown fool.
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@IamTheImmortal All depends on what era but definitely not buakaw although he was a legend
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@WatcherGuru again insiders having the best time of their lives lol
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What's going on these days in Thailand that we're not hearing about? World events are not black & white. There's more going on here than what meets the eye.
Below is a synopsis of important events happening in Thailand and the region that nobody is talking about.
The US is quietly pivoting a significant slice of its Southeast Asia engagement, especially with long-time treaty ally Thailand, around countering transnational organized crime, with a heavy emphasis on the explosion of pig-butchering/crypto-investment scam centers operating out of Cambodia, Myanmar, Laos and border areas.
This is not replacing traditional military/diplomatic ties; it is layering on top of them and using law enforcement and intelligence tools as a core predicate for aid, training, sanctions and even some military assistance.
While the Middle East events dominate headlines, the Thailand/SE Asia story is playing out in joint task-force war rooms, multibillion dollar crypto forfeitures, and targeted aid packages that get almost no media coverage.
Here’s what’s actually happening on the ground right now (as of early April 2026) based on public U.S. government, Thai, and regional reporting:
1. Military assistance? The U.S. recently delivered 17 armored Stryker vehicles to the Royal Thai Army. . Thai officials framed the transfer as part of a broader $100 million U.S. military-support package that also includes border-security enhancements and help modernizing Thai armored units. This is classic alliance maintenance, but it is increasingly justified in Thai and U.S. statements as helping Thailand secure its borders against the same criminal networks that run scam compounds just across the line in Myanmar and Cambodia.
2. FBI, Royal Thai Police integration in Bangkok is deep and operational The FBI’s Legal Attaché office (Legat Bangkok) has embedded personnel inside Thai led War Room task forces and the Royal Thai Police Anti-Cyber Scam Center (ACSC). They are running real-time information-sharing ops with the Thai police and other partners. Recent Joint Disruption Weeks have led to:
Mass account takedowns (150,000+ scam-related accounts disabled in one March 2026 operation).
Dozens of arrests inside Thailand.
Victim rescues and domain seizures targeting compounds in Myanmar (e.g., the Tai Chang network).
This is not advisory, U.S. agents are co-located and co-investigating with Thai counterparts on a daily basis.
3. The $15 billion Prince Group crypto seizure was the biggest law-enforcement headline almost nobody in the West noticed
In October 2025 the DOJ and FBI, under Director Kash Patel, announced the "largest asset forfeiture in U.S. history": roughly 127,000 Bitcoin, valued at ~$15 billion, tied to Cambodian tycoon Chen Zhi and his Prince Group conglomerate. Chen was indicted for running forced labor scam compounds that specialized in crypto pig-butchering fraud targeting Americans. Thailand itself later seized hundreds of millions in linked assets and issued arrest warrants. This is an ongoing enforcement wave, not a one-off.
The U.S. government explicitly links these networks to Chinese organized-crime syndicates and, in some FBI statements, to implicit Chinese Communist Party tolerance or facilitation. The scam centers are treated as a hybrid national-security threat: they generate billions in illicit revenue, traffic thousands of people, and fleece U.S. citizens. Estimated U.S. losses from SE Asia scams topped $10 billion in 2024 alone.
4. A recent US $45 million aid package is explicitly law-enforcement-heavy
In January 2026 the U.S. announced "$45 million" in new assistance split between Thailand and Cambodia to lock in the Trump-brokered Kuala Lumpur Peace Accords which ended 2025 border fighting between the two countries. Of that, $20 million is earmarked for joint Thai, Cambodian initiatives against transnational crime, online scams, and drug trafficking. The rest covers border stabilization, de-mining, and community recovery. Thai officials have highlighted the anti-scam component as a major win.
Why this feels like a shift, and why it’s flying under the radar:
Law-enforcement predicates are now a primary justification for engagement. Traditional alliance language such as “shared democratic values,” and “Indo-Pacific strategy” are still there, but the concrete deliverables: aid, vehicles, training, sanctions relief, are increasingly tied to measurable results on scams, trafficking, and cybercrime. This is pragmatic: scams directly hurt American voters and are a growth industry that destabilizes the region.
Thailand is the indispensable US partner. As a U.S. treaty ally with a functioning justice system and a long border with the scam hubs, Thailand has become the forward operating base for FBI and interagency efforts. The Thai government has declared anti-scam work a “national agenda” and is happy to host the Americans.
Media vacuum.
The Middle East statements about the war in Iran, Gaza, NATO drama, etc., get media attention. Meanwhile, a $15 billion crypto bust, embedded FBI, Thai police task forces, and armored-vehicle deliveries tied to counter-crime ops barely register outside niche security outlets.
In short, what we're seeing is the Trump administration’s foreign policy in practice in one theater: use every lever (military assistance, sanctions, FBI presence, targeted aid, diplomacy) to protect U.S. citizens from a massive, borderless criminal enterprise while reinforcing a key Southeast Asian ally. It’s less flashy than aircraft carriers in the Strait of Hormuz, but it’s producing tangible results such as arrests, seizures, rescued victims, and hardened borders, right now. The pundits may be focused on the Middle East, but the operational story in Thailand and the scam-center belt is where a big, quiet piece of U.S. foreign policy is actually being executed.

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@HodlMagoo Printers will turn on again in 3-6 months just to top it up a bit more to support the rest
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