Hakan

I finished my first book. You can buy the Ebook on my website. A printed version will be released the next two days on Amazon. You can read a preview (about 5 chapter out of 41) on the my website. hakanda.com/books/still

The same handful of curves shows up in trading charts, electrical circuits, bacterial colonies, and decaying atoms. I spent a decade noticing it and finally wrote it down. A field guide to the five shapes the universe keeps reusing. hakanda.com/articles/chart…

My book "STILL" is now available on Amazon. English version: tinyurl.com/22nvph56 German version: tinyurl.com/w9exhdcv

once a platform gets monetized the quantity of BS increases exponentially to the stratosphere. It gets more difficult to find the truth. But the real issue on the X platform is that it is controlled by one man who decides what should be pushed or restricted. Both points just playing a tug of war with the truth. At least they called it X and not truthsocial.

THis was the locates price for $MWC I think I've never seen a higher price per share than this.

@AlexAndBooks_ I would go in a complete other direction. What about "Born to Read" !?

Hey guys, can you help me pick a title for my book? Context: It's a book about how to read more books, get more out of every book you read, and become a better, smarter, and more skilled reader. Which title do you like the most? 1) The Art of Reading 2) The Art of Effective Reading 3) The Art of Reading Books 4) How To Read More Books Or if none of the above, comment your idea below! 💬

Thank you for the message @TracyClark132! I enjoyed writing Part 3 which is about love and relationships the most. The most surprising thing was taht I learned even more about the brain where I thought that would be the easiest part to write because I already had a lot background on that. But once I started writing Part 4 (the world) I noticed I love to write about PEOPLE. It is not that technical and how the mind and the body works but about their lifes. About their struggles. THat is what I loved to write about. The hardest part was for sure the last part of the book. Part about History. The part which has the biggest timescale to consolidate. The research was more challenging.

@hakanbilgo Love this cover, it fits the story’s mood perfectly. What part of the book was the most fun (or hardest) for you to write?

I finished my first book. You can buy the Ebook on my website. A printed version will be released the next two days on Amazon. You can read a preview (about 5 chapter out of 41) on the my website. hakanda.com/books/still

The printed version will have an English and German version. The Ebook has also both versions!

$SPAI bad momemtum ended in a scalp.

$MLGO left a whole chunk on the bone.

$PIII bet last - bet big

Do whatever it takes to win. No one cares about your struggles,doubts or fears. Start winning and go through that finish line.

AI created images and videos get labeled. We should implement the same for content which creates FEAR. It is more harmful than AI. Now imagine that they now use AI to create content to make you fearful. Fear sells. Fear gets attention and Fear gets the likes. It would be awesome to label these kind of content too. Just to make the consumer aware of it.

@curioXities the Strait of Hormuz

A box with a switch that flips itself off. 😆

$ENSC move today and in march it was $CIIT. It seems like these kind of moves becoming not an outlier in the distribution anymore.

The last period of any parabolic move are the most violent. You can observe the same in nature too. The fetal weight more than double in the final ten weeks. First slowly, then all of a sudden.

@hamptonism just buy the dip

I’m convinced if you make it through these 4 book, you can change your entire life:

This is truly a once in a lifetime market. I bet none of the coming 8 generations will experience this kind of bull market. SPY more than doubled from 2022 October lows. In 3 years. We are not talking about a small cap stock with 10M float and a price of $2. Don't know how long this lasts but we already have written history for the records. "Do you remember the AI bull market mania back in the 20s?" - Joey Dicapri, 83 years old in 2060 "Bro, I wished I would have lived back in the 20s in the AI bubble era. I would have made millions. The markets are just dead nowadays." - Matthew Alfons, 30 years old in 2103.

@thekitze it's may and raining in Poland. Hair would be the last thing to think about.

hair is overrated anyway

They say intelligence is with the rise and access to AI abundant. But it is quite the opposite. Intelligence has been scare. That's not gonna change. Truly intellginet people are rare. And now people who can develop their own minds and think critically out of the box will become more rare. Tl;dr: Access to information and/or having more information is not being more intelligent.