imnotserious

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imnotserious

imnotserious

@ishitmypost

very serious

United States Katılım Ocak 2022
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imnotserious
imnotserious@ishitmypost·
@basedethos It's a good app. I did the free trial but didn't convert. Should consider adding customizable co2 & o2 apnea training tables
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barney@barneyxbt·
@ishitmypost it’s twitter bro, I mispronounced it ,
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Rex@R89Capital·
I have never in my life seen a position as delusional as Elon's "the government will give everyone lots of money and everything will be great" stance
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Adam Carlson
Adam Carlson@admcrlsn·
The 7 Senate Democrats who voted against blocking a proposed weapons sale to Israel: Richard Blumenthal (CT) Chris Coons (DE) Catherine Cortez Masto (NV) Jacky Rosen (NV) Kirsten Gillibrand (NY) Chuck Schumer (NY) John Fetterman (PA)
Andrew Desiderio@AndrewDesiderio

!! 40 out of 47 Senate Democrats voted to block a proposed weapons sale to Israel. This one was for Caterpillar bulldozers. Next vote is for a proposed sale of “dumb” bombs. Last time the Senate voted on an Israel arms sale disapproval, 27 Democrats voted yes. Was 19 before that

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imnotserious
imnotserious@ishitmypost·
@DeeZe if it doesn't involve builder codes they can fuck off (safe to assume they can fuck off)
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imnotserious@ishitmypost·
@DCinvestor you mean to tell me the guy who claimed his hedge fund was the top performing fund in the world shortly before it blew up via meme coin positions during the meme supercycle isn't trustworthy?!
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DCinvestor@DCinvestor·
if Joe McCann didn’t give you the ick long before he was accused of murdering his fiancée then you need to recalibrate your instincts he was the most obvious scumbag of the last cycle, as were many of the people who were in league with him
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imnotserious@ishitmypost·
@LynAldenContact This applies to everyone. Family/friends especially Enablers and avoiders of difficult truths are not doing the favors they think they are
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Lyn Alden
Lyn Alden@LynAldenContact·
Analysts/podcasters/influencers and so forth that cater to their audience don't actually respect their audience. They respect the algorithm, the money. Feeding the ducks. Those who are willing to *challenge* their audience actually respect their audience. It's a discussion.
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imnotserious@ishitmypost·
@AviFelman get yaoyao on the pod... but shorting oil into a hormuz conflict is fucking retarded and stating facts isn't schadenfreude
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rezn
rezn@rosinsmoker·
both fake af ppl and they deserve each other 🥱
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imnotserious@ishitmypost·
@a1lon9 (monkey's paw -> alon's address tokenized)
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alon@a1lon9·
tokenize everything
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imnotserious@ishitmypost·
@nobrainflip can't be a black swan without widespread exposure (who tf owns wlfi or dolo)
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imnotserious@ishitmypost·
Dynamic creator fees + low-cost launches on pump incentivizes launching as many low/mid cap tokens as possible. Pump is (at the very least) somewhat responsible for the state of the trenches. Why bother making excuses for pump anyway? Sure, taking ownership is cool… but realistically pump extracted ~1B in liquidity from retail then raised more via an ICO that’s down 50% and made false promises to do an airdrop that never happened. Stay off their jewsy johnsons
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Aakash Gupta
Aakash Gupta@aakashgupta·
If you're under 40, this is one of the best buying opportunities you'll get this year. Run the math on what happens when you buy at these levels historically. The forward P/E just fell to 19.7x. That's below the 5-year average of 20.1x and the cheapest the index has traded since Liberation Day in April 2025. Citadel's Scott Rubner flagged it: every time the S&P forward P/E has dropped below 20x since 2020 (13 occurrences), forward returns have been positive. Over the last 50 years, the S&P has had a negative Q1 18 times. Last year it dropped 4.6% in Q1 and finished up 16.4% for the year. In 2003 it fell 3.6% in Q1 and posted 26.4% for the full year. The pattern repeats: after 10% corrections, investors who bought the dip averaged 11% returns within a year and 37% within three years. The panic math is even more telling. Miss just the 10 best trading days and your returns get cut roughly in half. Miss the top 50 and they shrink by nearly 5x. The best days almost always cluster inside the worst months. March 2026 has had 1%+ intraday swings on 14 of 18 trading days. The snapback days are hiding inside this exact volatility. Everyone sharing this chart is seeing a 7.6% decline. The people who build wealth from these moments are seeing a forward P/E in the 6th percentile of its one-year range, Wall Street consensus calling for 10-20% upside, and 50 years of data confirming that selling here is almost always the wrong trade. The worst time to look at your portfolio is the best time to add to it.
Brew Markets@brewmarkets

The S&P 500 is on track for its worst month since 2022.

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the dude
the dude@cryptodude999·
We just need to cool off for the next rally.
the dude tweet media
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Watcher.Guru@WatcherGuru·
JUST IN: 🇺🇸 David Sacks' term as President Trump's crypto and AI czar ends.
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