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@Nebraskangooner My wife and I (28 and 30 and very athletic) play my in-laws that are both in their 60s when we visit them and they consistently whoop our ass. It’s very impressive.

My wife and I started playing pickleball on Wednesdays and at this time of the day we're playing with mostly people in their 60's and older.. ..and they kick our ass 😂 they're so good. It's fun though and great exercise.

@TheBronxViking RIOX if you’re feeling spicy

$RIOT chart reminds me a lot of the $BE chart this time last year-finally breaking out after years of accumulation. Add onto that $RIOT is $AMD 's only named third-party data center landlord for their hyperscale buildout. $AMD signed the initial 25MW lease back in January and $RIOT just announced in their earnings call that $AMD had already exercised the option to double that to 50MW ($325M on the second tranche, delivery by May 2027). $AMD still holds a 75MW expansion option plus right of first refusal on another 100MW — bringing total potential capacity to 200MW. Earlier this month, $RIOT also inked an MOU with Terrestrial Energy ($IMSR) for up to 4GW of molten salt nuclear reactors co-located at their Texas and Kentucky sites. $RIOT still has 1.5GW AVAILABLE right now to sign the next wave of hyperscaler-grade tenants and a clear road map to expand into nuclear power The setup is there, now it's just a matter of execution and future catalysts as the data center energy trade continues to rip higher

@Bluntz_Capital APLX if you want to get crazy

now that $ter did the 100% pump out of the ath consolidation breakout i think $APLD is looking ripe for the exact same move within the AI eco

@felixprehn @grok fact check this post

BlackRock is selling US government bonds for the third consecutive quarter. Each sale larger than the last. They manage $11.6 trillion and their risk engine Aladdin runs 5,000 scenarios per day across $21.6 trillion in assets. The last two times BlackRock did a bond-to-commodity rotation this hard, the assets they moved into returned 300-400% over the following five years. This shift has happened exactly three times in 50 years. The 1970s. The early 2000s. Now. Each time, commodities crushed bonds by 300-400% over the next 5-7 years. The 1970s rotation turned $10,000 in mining stocks into $400,000. Anyone in bonds lost 40% of their purchasing power to inflation. If you're in a 60/40 portfolio with long-duration bonds, you're buying what BlackRock is dumping. Here's where the money is going: Gold miners over gold ETFs. GDX gives you 2-3x the upside of spot gold because production costs are fixed while revenue scales with price. At $5,100 gold, miners with $1,200 costs are running 76% margins. The streamers (FNV, WPM) capture that upside without touching a shovel ---> they collect royalties on every ounce produced, costs locked in, revenue floating with gold. I'd put the largest allocation here because the miner-to-spot discount is the widest in 20 years and it always compresses. Copper for the AI infrastructure buildout. FCX is the play on data centers plus dollar weakness. Every data center, every EV, every grid expansion needs copper and the supply pipeline hasn't looked this thin in decades. Uranium for the supply deficit. CCJ and Sprott Physical Uranium Trust (SRUUF) give you exposure to a market where demand is legally mandated to triple while supply is already 7,000 tonnes short annually. The numbers on uranium are more lopsided than any commodity I follow. Energy producers for the geopolitical premium. Not explorers. Cash-flowing producers already printing at $80 oil ---> XOM, CVX, COP. If Hormuz stays pressured and oil pushes above $100, these are money machines with 3-5% dividend yields on top. I'd spread across all four because they respond to different drivers. Gold for monetary debasement. Copper for demand. Uranium for the supply squeeze. Energy for the geopolitical premium. btw every week I break down moves like this in a 100% FREE webinar ---> real positions, real reasoning, real time. Link is in comments.

@JesseCohenInv @Investingcom Not a single one of these clips is a B2 lol

The US B-2 Spirit Stealth Bomber in action. It's about to get real.

@CastilloTrading Is that Jane Street selling through Binance previously?

Binance spot sellers still not aggressive as they have been the past 2-3 months. $BTC

@SteveUrkelDude You thinking SQQQ maybe?

Sliced right through supports - now we require violent bounces to save trend. Probably see a Trump tweet soon 😂

$78,815 😂

*TRUMP: HAVE FRAMEWORK FOR FUTURE DEAL ON GREENLAND WITH NATO *TRUMP SAYS HE WON'T IMPOSE GREENLAND-LINKED TARIFFS ON FEB. 1

Something just happened.... $QQQ

@traderview2 His liquidation price is like $30k though.

So we have Saylor buying 2 billion of $BTC and it can't even hold 95k... Does anyone think this is a good idea anymore? He now has a 76k average price. It's starting to feel likely that we that we hunt it

@exitpumpBTC He literally made a whole announcement like 2-3 months ago how he got drained for like all his money lol.

LARP ALERT! Yesterday this clown BrutalBtc posted a P&L card with $15.5M short entry at exact price of 97,900 and it's FAKE, that trade did not happen on a real Bybit perps orderbook, it was executed on Demo account. Why? Because the executed volume at that price doesn’t match that position size. On the 1-minute BTCUSDT Bybit futures Footprint chart, there is nowhere near $15.5M traded at 97,900. Total interaction at that level is only a few million, with minimal selling on the bid. Could it have been filled with passive limit orders? Still NO. Even if he was the only liquidity provider on the entire exchange (which is not), less than half of a $15.5M short could be filled at or above 97,900. The rest would have to be executed much lower, pulling the average entry into the 97,800s. High of the day was only ~97,963. Even under perfect execution assumptions, the math doesn’t work. Now look at Open Interest on the 1-minute chart using data only from Bybit: OI dropped on the spike up = shorts were closing. If a large limit short was filled, OI would stabilize, but it didn’t. That means no size replacement occurred. I told him to set up a public verification page on Coinmarketman, but instead he blocked me. He trades on Bybit demo account and on Weex (B-book cex) with paper money and larps as a whale. Unfollow him. Hope this explanation was helpful to understand the order flow too.

@CaryKelly11 @grok fact check?

Parmigiano-Reggiano is the most protein dense food on earth at 34% protein per 100g. It has more protein than chicken and beef. It is one of the most efficient sources of bioavailable nutrition humans have ever created. Fermenting it for up to 1.5 years means -easier digestion -faster absorption -lactose free/zero carb It's an elite source of calcium (the best in an animal-based diet), loaded with vitamin K2, peptides that support gut health and glutamate. It's truly one of the greatest things to ever come out of Italy. One more thing about Parm. If you're like me, too much cheese can make you gain weight. The problem, I believe is because most cheese is a combo of fat, protein and carbs. Fat by itself is not obesogenic but when paired up with carbs causes gains. The good thing about parm is it's zero carb because there's no lactose, so in theory, no weight gain.

@StockMKTNewz @grok why did this happen?

1 Iranian 🇮🇷 Rial is now equivalent to $0.00 US Dollars - Google Finance

@retardmode @grok fact check all these claims for me regarding Renee Good

renee good is the epitome of the modern-day liberal white woman >37 years old >lost custody of her two older children >fled to canada after trump won in ‘24 >career as a “poet” >moved to minneapolis from canada to fight for the “rights” of illegal aliens >enrolled the only child she has custody of in Southside Family Charter School, who’s mission is to “put social justice first, and prioritize involving kids in political and social action” >through her involvement with the school, joined “ICE Watch”, a national coalition of “activists” dedicated to disrupting ICE raids >lost her life while obstructing ICE, as a result of assaulting federal law enforcement with a deadly weapon (her car) if we want to be a serious country with law & order, anything short of outright abolishment of the 19th amendment would be a grave half-measure this is the face of chaos, instability, dangerous empathy for criminals, and reckless disregard for the law

@Nebraskangooner @Tradermayne Cackled. Thank you.

@Tradermayne I was hoping for Nickelback but a Creed video is the necks breast thing.

Cmon man

@Tradermayne What the fuckkkkk 😂😂😂