Chris
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cold email is a $1M/year MONEY PRINTER for any B2B business that needs clients
took me 4 hours to put together 43 pages of EVERYTHING i know
- the scripts that book calls
- untapped lead sources
- the full infrastructure setup
- 2026 deliverability guide
after sending 1,000,000+ emails and booking 3,000+ calls i'm giving it all away for free
like + comment "BLUEPRINT" and i'll send it over
(must follow + RT for priority access)
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What a covered call actually is and how some of the funds I invest in make money.
Please save this post so you can re read.
A covered call is an agreement where:
•You own the shares
•You sell someone else the right to buy those shares from you at a fixed price, before a certain date, that is how the funds I hold generate income.
Because you already own the shares, the position is covered - you’re not gambling or borrowing anything.
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Step-by-step with a simple example
Imagine you own 100 shares of Apple at £100 each.
1.Someone believes Apple might go up
They want the option to buy your shares later.
2.You agree to sell them that option
You say:
“You can buy my Apple shares at £110 anytime this month.”
3.They pay you upfront for that right
Let’s say they pay you £3 per share.
That’s £300 cash immediately.
That £300 is yours no matter what happens next.
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What happens next? (3 possible outcomes)
Scenario 1: Apple stays below £110
The option expires worthless.
You keep:
•Your Apple shares
•The £300 premium
You can then sell another covered call next month and repeat the process.
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Scenario 2: Apple goes above £110
Your shares get sold at £110.
You still:
•Keep the £300 premium
•Make a £10/share gain on the stock
You miss out on any gains above £110 - that’s the trade-off.
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Scenario 3: Apple falls
Your shares drop in value, just like normal ownership.
But the £300 premium cushions the loss.
You still own the shares and can continue selling calls.
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Why this creates income
The key is this:
You are getting paid repeatedly for agreeing to cap your upside.
Markets are volatile.
Volatility = higher option premiums.
That’s why covered calls can generate steady, recurring income, especially in flat or choppy markets.
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How funds use this strategy
Covered-call ETFs do this at scale:
•Hundreds of stocks
•Thousands of options
•Rolled monthly or weekly
Instead of you doing it manually, the fund manager runs the strategy, collects the premiums, and distributes them to investors.
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The important trade-offs
Covered calls:
•✔️ Generate income
•✔️ Can reduce volatility
•❌ Cap upside
•❌ Still fall when markets fall
This is not a growth strategy.
It’s an income conversion strategy.
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Why people misunderstand it
People try to compare it to index funds.
That’s like comparing:
•A rental property (cashflow)
•To a startup (growth)
Both valid.
Different jobs.
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Final thing to understand
Covered calls aren’t “free money”.
They are a deliberate trade:
Less upside
For more cashflow
Once you understand that, the high yields stop looking like magic - and start looking like mechanics.
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What to do during a big market downtrend:
First, zoom out.
Remind yourself why you invested in these companies or funds in the first place.
Markets don’t move in straight lines — but historically, they do go up over the long term.
If you’ve got spare cash, small buys during sell-offs can pay off over time.
If you don’t, that’s fine too - use it as a lesson for next time to keep some dry powder.
The biggest mistakes in downturns come from panic, not patience.
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deleting soon
a collection of the best LPs to use for google ads rn
... all in an editable Figma you can dupe
our internal landing page team have swiped these to cut our CPAs by 2-3x, some brands have scaled to 6 and 7 figures in spend alone
giving it away for the next 48 hrs
like + comment "swipe" and I’ll send it over
(follow so i can DM)
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giving away our actual shopping ads setup SOP
this is the same system we’ve used to scale Tabs, Snow, Craftd, Agemate, Frank Body, Muscle Nation, Sasha Therese, The Collagen Co, Forest Superfoods
millions in revenue. now it’s yours.
inside the guide:
full setup blueprint
how to structure campaigns properly
product feed optimization framework
4-step process to segment ad groups
CSS tactic that drops CPCs by 20%
advanced strategies to appear in 2-3x more searches
our optimization roadmap to keep campaigns scaling
+many more
want the full thing?
like this and comment “shopping”
i’ll send it over
(must be following)

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most brands have no idea you can reverse engineer a competitor’s entire google ads strategy in 10 minutes
we do it weekly.
just made a breakdown on our competitor research process
the exact system we’ve used to spy on any brand’s google ads and steal the strategy behind it
inside, you’ll find step-by-step strategies to:
- uncover your real competitors
- spy on their ads
- find winning campaigns
- discover untapped keywords
- spot market gaps
takes 10 minutes to do, but can save you weeks of testing
want the full thing?
like this and comment “spy” i’ll DM it over
(must be following)
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For months, I've been running the Dubai numbers. Tax savings, lifestyle costs, business setup. And the spreadsheets all pointed the same direction. I could triple my take-home income overnight.
I went deep. Talked to agents about high-rise apartments and desert villas and hotel suites for sale. Researched company structures. Calculated fuel costs and flight times back home. On paper, it was a no brainer.
But something kept nagging at me. Maybe it was walking through my neighborhood last week, or having dinner with friends I've known for years, or just the simple fact that this is where I chose to build something.
I realized Dubai attracts entrepreneurs who optimize for everything except the one thing that actually matters to me: being rooted somewhere that feels like home. Not because it's perfect, we are certainly not that, but because it's mine.
My business has grown 60% this year. In Dubai, I'd keep twice as much of what I earn. But I'd also be starting over in a place where I'm always going to be a guest, no matter how long I stay.
I am a staunch defender of civil liberties and western dominance. I will not bend my knee to the Sheikhs. Some battles are worth fighting where you stand. This is one of them.
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@LeslieKirk33054 @Pat_Stedman @OwenTurnertrade amazingly natural transition to the scam there, kudos
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@Pat_Stedman Haha, sounds like peak Mediterranean vibes! @OwenTurnertrade would probably say this is the perfect example of "high-risk, high-reward" energy. His insights always make even the wildest scenes make sense. Enjoy the chaos!
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Google Ads accounts die at predictable revenue points.
$10k/month.
$50k/month.
$100k/month.
Why? Brands continue to rely on the same structure that got them to that point.
What works from $0-$10k will actually HURT your growth from $10k-$100k.
Here's how your account needs to evolve:
$0-$10k/month:
- Manual CPC bidding (until about 15-30 conversions)
- 3-5 best products only
- High-intent keywords + shopping
- Brand protection
Focus: Prove product-market fit
$10k-$50k/month:
- Switch to automated bidding (tCPA/tROAS)
- Expand to 15-20 products
- Add remarketing campaigns
- Test competitor targeting
Focus: Optimize what works, test expansion
$50k-$100k+/month:
- Full smart bidding and heavy reliance on automation
- Demand gen campaigns (YouTube, Display)
- Broad match for discovery
- Advanced remarketing sequences
Focus: Create demand, don't just capture it
The critical mistake that brands make is one of the following: Trying to jump stages OR refusing to evolve.
I've seen accounts plateau for MONTHS because they won't switch from manual bidding with 200+ conversions per month.
Adapt or die.
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The "mental health" community is obsessed with co-dependent relationships.
One of the clearest red flags you can get from a woman is her talking about this on a first date. Run don't walk.
IVY@Iamivy05
dating someone who understands your mental health is soo important. there’s humans who will make you feel terrible for things you can’t or don't know how to control yet.
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Thanks to all recent follows and everyone who interacts.
Our main goal from now on…
1) Unlock UK wealth from cash ISAs by informing Brits on how to invest.
Bring that American attitude over (Americans, you can help us with this).
2) Media — get the world understanding the economy more. Georgist focus.
3) Give everyone the best opportunity to pull money from markets as possible.
A storm is coming.
Markets Talk, We Translate.
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sharing the exact Google Ads optimization checklist we use to scale brands past $100K/mo profitably
it’s our internal guide, now it’s yours
we’ll show you what to optimize daily, weekly & monthly to boost profits and cut wasted spend
like + reply "checklist" & I'll DM it over
(must be following)

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From January 2026, the Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework (CARF) kicks in.
Exchanges will automatically report your name, address, date of birth, wallet activity, and gains to HMRC.
Privacy in Bitcoin and crypto is changing but VITAL for our safety. I totally back what @freddienew @DecentraSuze at @bitcoinpolicyuk are doing in responding in such a clear and concise manner.
If this goes ahead we need to prepare for keeping ourselves safe and compliant.
Here's how UK investors can stay compliant while preserving privacy:
First—CARF is real and global.
Over 45 countries (including the UK) will get reports from Bitcoin and crypto exchanges and custodians.
HMRC will see your trades even if you don’t tell them.
But you still have options...
Use self-custody.
Wallets like Ledger, Trezor, or Sparrow aren't subject to CARF. (Other are available NOT A RECOMMENDATION)
If you keep your Bitcoin and crypto off exchanges and maintain your own records, you can stay private and compliant.
Just make sure your bookkeeping is solid. Get some advice if unsure.
Avoid KYC exchanges for future buys/sells.
DeFi protocols and P2P trades don't report to HMRC.
But remember: you still owe tax on gains.
Privacy isn't evasion. It just keeps your data out of global reporting systems.
Consider privacy tools (legally) that can help obscure on-chain Bitcoin activity.
They’re not illegal, but you must still track cost basis and report disposals. I do not have personal experience here so please be careful (Tornado Cash comes to mind)
HMRC can ask for your records at any time.
Use offline tax tools.
Track your Bitcoin and crypto gains with software like @KoinlyOfficial or @recap_io without syncing exchanges or wallets (use csv exports). These are also NON KYC
Generate tax reports manually. This keeps control of your data in your hands.
Thinking of using a company or trust?
That’s advanced territory. A UK Ltd holding Bitcoin might provide flexibility—not anonymity.
Offshore setups must still be disclosed to HMRC.
Use caution, and get professional advice.
Summary:
CARF is coming
HMRC will get your data
But you can reduce exposure with:
Self-custody
P2P
Manual records
Legal privacy tools
Clean reporting
Be private. Be compliant. Don’t get caught off guard.
I help UK investors and businesses stay ahead of these changes—legally, ethically, and without compromising their values.
If you want to structure your Bitcoin and crypto life properly before Jan 2026, my inbox is open.
#Bitcoin #CryptoTax #HMRC #CARF #Privacy
Freddie New@freddienew
Exactly what is going to happen with all the personal data that is to be gathered and shared by tax authorities worldwide. It's only a matter of time. The only way to protect this information is not to gather it at all. Those holding it cannot be trusted, as they demonstrate.
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Today, a friend told me her 8-year-old was shown porn at school, because another kid’s mom didn’t bother to lock down her iPad.
That’s it. I’m done. I’m radicalized.
I don’t care if it’s unpopular: porn must be banned. No excuses, no “freedom of expression” loopholes. It’s poison, and it’s everywhere.
Enough.
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