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@RampCapitalLLC I've been fully invested before the market started correcting so who cares? Lol

Bottom?

@MV33Racing Also unfollowed @F1 on all the social media platforms. Not coming back until they get rid of this Sustainability BS out of this sport

That is actually a very bad sign, and it confirms that many people are no longer watching full races and have canceled their subscriptions. Just look at what happened to the viewership in Spain with 2 drivers, and in France with 3, actually 4 if you include Charles. 📸 via @F1BigData

2004 was a good year, but your Gmail address doesn't need to be stuck in it. To say goodbye to v0t3f0rp3dr02004@gmail.com or mrbrightside416@gmail.com (or whatever you were into at the time), go to your Google Account settings and choose any name available. You'll keep your old username and you can sign in with both.

SaaS after recent OpenAI fiasco! $NOW $INTU $ADBE $FIG

@APompliano @michaeljburry Cassandra for a reason!🙌

Whether you like him or not, @michaeljburry's AI short trade from last year played out almost exactly as he predicted. Credit where credit is due.

The video I watched every morning At 4am for 6 months

repeat it enough and your brain has no choice but to learn.

Article Summary: How to fix your entire life in 1 day

What really matters to the market and the US economy is not the Strait of Hormuz.

@Max33Verstappen @verstappenews Always with you, Champ! You got this! Bring back pure V8/V10 power and get rid of this battery nonsense. @fia You turned this sport around once, why are you ruining it again?

Time for a break. Arigato 🇯🇵

Max Verstappen: "I'm not enjoying Formula 1 as a whole. That's what I'm saying. I'm thinking about everything within this paddock." "Privately I'm very happy. You also wait for 24 races. This time it's 22. But normally 24. And then you just think about is it worth it? Or do I enjoy being more at home with my family? Seeing my friends more when you're not enjoying your sport?" 'I want to be here to have fun' "I can easily accept to be in P7 or P8 where I am. Because I also know that you can't be dominating or be first or second or whatever, fighting for a podium every time. I'm very realistic in that and I've been there before. I've not only been winning in F1. "But at the same time when you are in P7 or P8 and you are not enjoying the whole formula behind it, it doesn't feel natural to a racing driver. "Of course I try to adapt to it, but it's not nice the way you have to race. It's really anti-driving. Then at one point, yeah, it's just not what I want to do. "And of course you can look at it and make a lot of money. Great. But at the end of the day it's not about money any more because this has always been my passion." "As a kid this is what I wanted to do and back then I had no idea what I was going to achieve and how much money you make. You never think about that as a kid. And it's also not about that." "I want to be here to have fun and have a great time and enjoy myself. At the moment that's not really the case. "Of course I do enjoy certain aspects. I enjoy working with my team. It's like a second family. But once I sit in the car it's not the most enjoyable unfortunately. "I'm trying. I keep telling myself every day to try and enjoy it. It's just very hard." "I see it like this: You hear it from a lot of sports people when you speak to them about how are you successful. It all starts with actually enjoying what you're doing before you can actually commit to it 100%. "Now I think I'm committing 100% and I'm still trying, but the way that I am telling myself to give it 100% I think is not very healthy at the moment because I am not enjoying what I'm doing. "And now people can easily say, 'Yeah, well, you've won so many championships and races and now just because the car is not good you are complaining.' Maybe you can see it like that, but I see it different." He added that one option would be to go and race in sports cars — he is already planning to take part in the Nurburgring 24 Hours this year. "I have a lot of other projects anyway that I have a lot of passion about. The GT3 racing. Not only racing it myself but also the team. It's really nice and fun to build that. And I really want to build that out further in the coming years." "It's not like if I would stop here that I'm not going to do anything. I'm always going to have fun. And also I will have fun in a lot of other things in my life." "But it's a bit sad to be honest that we're even talking about this. It is what it is. You don't need to feel sorry for me. I'll be fine." He implied that a change of the rules would make a difference to his decision- "They know what to do"

Competition is largely an illusion. 95% of people don't even try to do great things. 0.1% of the people are loud, so you overestimate how many people there are. The rest get stuck worrying about competition and quitting after 2 weeks.

It seems like everyone is obsessed with productivity and efficiency yet rarely get anything meaningful done. I'm convinced your best work is done when you're not working. When you have space for creative ideas to emerge that drastically change the trajectory of your life/work.

MIT professor Patrick Winston delivers a masterclass on how to present

Instead of watching Netflix for 2 hours, watch this guy explain why some people become successful while others stay average.

@F1 @pirellisport Lol

Unfortunately Kimi’s onboard camera had a technical issue part way through his lap, meaning we are unable to bring you the lap onboard in full. To analyse his lap, please see our ghost car comparison with a full lap onboard view from George Russell’s fastest qualifying effort here - x.com/F1/status/2037…

Kimi Antonelli secures the @pirellisport Pole Position Lap in Japan! 😮‍💨 Let's ride onboard with the Mercedes driver for his lap of the iconic Suzuka 🤩👇 #F1 #JapaneseGP

@AlexMasonCrypto I thought SaaS is dead! Lol

🚨 RAY DALIO’S LATEST PORTFOLIO JUST DROPPED $27.42 billion in positions revealed in the last 24 hours. This is more important than you think: Ray Dalio is a billionaire who has predicted all the major economic crises for years. Here’s what Dalio just did with his portfolio: SPY: Increased by 73.69%. Still his core position. NVIDIA: Added 54.01%. He’s expecting the AI bubble to grow. Gold: Increased by 406.13%. Massive move. Classic Dalio when he expects instability. Oracle: Added 361.13% & Amazon: +73.18%. Interesting: Alphabet (Google): Cut by 40.06%. Microsoft: Reduced by 30.31%. His strategy: Increase exposure to assets that benefit from instability, cut crowded trades, and position early for what’s coming next. Dalio has been warning about this for months. Debt cycle. Currency pressure. Geopolitics. Now his portfolio reflects it. For the record, I’ve been studying macro for over 15 years, and I’ve called the last 4 major market tops and bottoms. When I make a new move in the market, I’ll say it here so you can copy my moves. If you still haven’t followed me, you’ll regret it.

@omletzzl He's gonna go to @MercedesAMGF1

verstappies if max retires after this season who will you be supporting

Max explains why he sent that British journalist away during the presser "I got that question quite often last year, and I think I answered it more than twenty times. So when someone asks that question during the press conference after the last race and also laughs in your face, to me that has to do with a complete lack of respect. If you don't give me respect, why would I give you respect?" "You only see the camera pointed at me and not at that person, who just started laughing. And you could clearly see that there was malicious intent behind it at that moment. That is enough for me. I have been in Formula 1 long enough to know who has good intentions and who has bad intentions. If you go and laugh at me right there, you clearly don’t have good intentions."