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The magic you are looking for is in the work you are avoiding

@FurkanGozukara Miss 2Pac.

Iranians just published the new very banger LEGO AI movie that Trump almost wants to put onto agreement list to stop them. Do whatever you need to do but don't let Trump watch this 😭🤣😂

@ausstockchick Where is it going to then?

On a serious note… It is outrageous to think that people who leveraged themselves to the moon benefited from a mass immigration program which sent house prices flying. It’s locked out an entire generation from housing and I’m aware of that. You can’t blame landlords. What socialists fail to realise is when landlords like me sell a house, the house is not likely going to a first home buyer. In an ideal world that would happen. #ausbiz #auspol

@_findingmyedge Brilliant brother. Are these trades with leverage if so what ratio?

+$1.05m for March My biggest wins in March were all long thermal coal stocks. This is a sector I'm very comfortable with and I knew they would be beneficiaries of the conflict in Iran. In general, the coal sector was slower to move than the O&G sector so there were a few attractive spots to size up with very good risk/reward. My biggest win came from NHC. This was very tricky to trade at the start of the month with a couple of big shake-outs. I took a $50k loss in the first one (10th of March), but added into the second one (17th of March). I was holding decent size before their results and thought the 10% gap down was a big overreaction. This ended up being a great spot to add size, and NHC climbed 20% over the next three days from that open. I traded around a core over the next couple of weeks, and fully exited on the 30th/31st of March. Other big wins came from TER and YAL (realised on 9th/10th of March). I also made almost $200k from trading WTI over various trades, predominantly long. My biggest loss came from YAL, which I initially entered short as a hedge for NHC. YAL proceeded to rip my face off and cost me almost $100k when it gapped up 4.5% on the 12th of March. Making $1m in a month is something I never imagined I would achieve. I was fortunate to have the right experience at the right time, and also lucky to get some great entries, particularly in NHC. One of my strengths has always been sizing up in asymmetric setups, and this served me very well during the month.

This year, one of my biggest focus areas has been tightening my stops. From 4% to 3%. Working my way down to 2.5% max and lower, while risking 0.5% - 1% per trade. Way easier said than done 😊 The entry has to be really dialed in. Otherwise, can end up taking multiple stops before the move even starts. And in a tape like the last few weeks, with violent swings and nonstop whipsaws, that has made it even tougher. However, when you catch the right move, the math changes fast. This approach comes with a lower win rate and demands a lot of discipline, but the edge is in the asymmetry. (chart: R = Return% / Stop%) Credit: Martin Luk

@Mathan_Soma @eddylight95 Just ask Ben Robert Smith.

@eddylight95 It will eventually come out. Lying on top of lying makes the hole bigger but it never goes away. Something will happen and it will come out at the worst time!

You have to laugh because this is seriously stupid! 🤣

@SpachusAus If you are going to panic, panic early.

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@Scutty Arabic to English lost in translation agreement.

Lots of missile (or similar) warnings going off across the Middle East. Saudi, UAE, Qatar, Israel among those that have flashed past on the screen.

@amitisinvesting Tuesday kebab in behalf of Trump

BREAKING: The Pakistani Prime Minister is requesting a two week deadline extension from Trump & asking Iran to reopen the Strait as a sign of goodwill. Pakistan has been reported as one of the key meditators so this could be their final attempt to try to get a deal in place.

@FirstSquawk Jokers

PAKISTAN PM: URGES ALL WARRING PARTIES TO OBSERVE TWO-WEEK CEASEFIRE EVERYWHERE TO ALLOW DIPLOMACY TO ACHIEVE CONCLUSIVE END TO IRAN WAR

@stocktalkweekly Trump wrote this strong and powerfully. Pakistna clowning .

*PAKISTAN PRIME MINISTER SHARIF REQUESTS 2 WEEK DEADLINE EXTENSION FROM PRESIDENT TRUMP AND ASKS IRAN TO REOPEN STRAIT OF HORMUZ FOR 2 WEEKS AS SHOW OF GOODWILL

@paragkapdi Got me revisiting this blast from the past: youtu.be/P5lmb5-tnM0?si…

Every Friday Trump declares he won Every Saturday he gives ultimatum to Iran Every Sunday he says Iran is done Every Monday he asks help from his allies Every Tuesday he says he doesn’t need any help Every Wednesday he says he wants peace Every Thursday he says war is not over

@FirstSquawk Axios is a mouthpiece for Trump’s desperate fake news.

Axios: Second stage of proposal seeks permanent agreement to end the war

@Mathan_Soma Need to put him in a lunatic asylum

I had to check that this wasn't fake. We live in interesting times! 🤔

@AvidCommentator Name a politician from both aisles who would do anything better than that - past, present or future? 🕰️

"This is how Anthony Albanese works: he takes too long to make a decision and when he finally does the decision he makes is too weak." Just the bloke you want in charge during what could be the worst crisis in generations...

@DemoniacoASX 💯

Keto appetite suppression is insane. No need for GLP1s, just stop eating carbs.

@kit_lowe @grok what does this mean ?

The Brent curve continues to sit in super backwardation. The chart compares today’s curve vs Feb 27 the day before the US/Israeli attacks on Iran. Commodity super backwardation has always seen a long-lasting spike in consumer inflation just as the 2020 oil super contango saw CPI print below target across most countries. #OOTT

@DemoniacoASX @bowtiedstocks If you take it that far it barely did in real terms.

@huzlft @bowtiedstocks Property growth hasn't failed in 150 years so far.

Brisbane house sale price: $2m Rental income per week this house would generate: $1,200 Rent per year: $62,400 Mortgage interest per year (assume 80% LVR): $2m x 80% x 6.5% = $104,000 Maintenance cost for owning per year: $20,000 The cost of owning this $2m house is precisely double the cost of renting it - and that’s after you dump down your equity for the 20% deposit And that assumes no sunk stamp duty cost on purchase as well Propadee-nomics

@DemoniacoASX @bowtiedstocks Only works if people have jobs.

@bowtiedstocks This is why peple negatively gear, with the expectation of capital growth. This isn't new or surprising.

@SpachusAus Dumbest and easiest sector for AI to disrupt. Matter of when.

Got to love agents… “waterfront living” apparently 🌊😂 At what point do people just start selling their own homes? 🤔🏡

@SpachusAus @blueskymine01 @bowtiedstocks Make that ‘last 20 years’.

@blueskymine01 @bowtiedstocks Exactly, everything about the last 5 years hasn't been 'normal'.