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@SteveSokolowsk2 What do you typically do with this info?

$META now approaching the highest confidence ever recorded for any stock - about to surpass the $NVDA confidence levels a few weeks ago when that stock surged to 120.

@SteveSokolowsk2 Why is it happening? Didn’t it start at 1230? Half hour before FOMC? Or am I off on times?

Options trading is impossible right now - 15% spreads on $ANET when I went to sell calls. Everyone knows this rise is ridiculous.

@SteveSokolowsk2 I have a question regarding your use of AI in your court case. Which AI asssisted you in understanding the proper court filings and procedure?

Just finished a new website: stevesokolowski.com. Created by Gemini 2.5 Pro and o3-mini-high in 16 hours from nothing. It uses Eleventy, and everything is static, so there's no backend database and new information can be added in less than 5 minutes.

@SteveSokolowsk2 Gap up over tariff announcement? Really?

A morning final bottom today, a slow rise throughout the day, and a massive gap upward for a trend reversal when Trump announces his tariffs.

@SteveSokolowsk2 Hard to say a local bottom is in but is that what the high confidence is saying?

@SteveSokolowsk2 You bought puts or selling them?

I have 5000 shares now plus an additional -59 $115 puts on $NVDA. This is an all-in situation.

@SteveSokolowsk2 Including lots of citations isn’t as powerful as the actual citations used. Caselaw is somewhat hierarchical. Using those with greater authority and relevance is best.

I've probably already churned through $50 of GPU time using four companies' tools simultaneously for legal research. It's now trivial to find and double check cases - 50x less time compared to Dec, which means I can include that many more case citations.

@SteveSokolowsk2 Skin is almost always gut related. But hands - need to rule out anything topical.

It's funny how people think I'm crazy for using AI models as my primary doctor. A doctor today recommended that I see a dermatologist for the rashes spreading on my hand. The next appointment is on July 24, so I didn't bother. I'll use o1 pro to figure this one out.

@SteveSokolowsk2 Why do you increase your puts if there is high buy confidence?

$NVDA showing the highest buy confidence ever recorded in this new model. I increased my puts from -80 to -90. I still have short calls open on non-AI stocks, which are the ones that will be hurt by the economy.

@SteveSokolowsk2 What are your models saying?

Don't get fooled by bounces and rallies. The direction is down. Sell into every bounce and buy puts.

@SteveSokolowsk2 Why are you buying so much OKLO?

Just bought 10,000 $OKLO shares - insiders must be selling, because the price dropped immediately even though they were listed 20 cents below market rate. Will buy more soon and assign all the $40 puts I bought when the stock was worth $56.80. Also bought $PLTR puts today.

@SteveSokolowsk2 Still look like NVDA crash imminent?

I sold 50 $NVDA covered calls at $140 for Feb 21. The stock looks like it's about to fall off a cliff.

@SteveSokolowsk2 What do your models have to say about NVDA?

@SteveSokolowsk2 Do models include correlations between MSTR and BTC?

@SteveSokolowsk2 I’m wondering too — keep updating.

The models show $MSTR continuing to increase in confidence even after nothing happened at earnings. I wonder what they are seeing?

@SteveSokolowsk2 @DeryaTR_ Have you tried Spellbook? It’s AI for lawyers. Might help but not familiar enough to know for sure.

I am going to test its ability today to generate a response to a motion to dismiss from the defendants in my case. It would be astonishing if it could generate case citations in the proper format, basically just requiring me to review whether the document makes arguments I want to make.

OpenAI’s new AI agent “Deep Research” is like having a 24/7 assistant who immediately becomes an expert on any topic- then surpassing even the professor (like me!) or the subject-matter expert asking for help! It’s a super exciting & addictive yet very humbling experience to use!

@SteveSokolowsk2 @DeryaTR_ How unique are your methods for using o1 to buy puts to profit? Will your methods be widely accessible in months, years or is it already? Explain it to someone who can’t code.

Absolutely. Two years ago, I spent 100% of my time on a mining pool coding about 100 lines of tested code per day. Now, I spent two hours and got 1100 lines of working code with unit tests and documentation out of o1 pro. Then, I spent two hours performing legal research for my three lawsuits. Then, I used o1 to analyze stock charts and made $19,000 buying $PLTR puts last Friday. And, at the same time while I was waiting for those models to respond, I generated over 1800 iterations of my new song, "Chrysalis," and has gemini-pro-experimental-1206 periodically analyze changes to determine which ones to choose and what effects to add in Audacity. I now have three paying jobs and multiple side projects and often have several models running simultaneously generating different types of data. And, this week I also started performing analysis on what hardware will be required to set up our first agent server and began planning orders to have it running about a month after full o3 releases, which is when we think an open-source model will be available to start automating all of this.

I feel at least ten times more productive than I was just two years ago-likely even more- thanks to AI. Yet I feel busier than ever because I can do so much more with greater ease! Could this be a personal Jevons Paradox? 😄

@matt_utxo @cryptofordocs WSJ had great article on it — new administration likely to adopt new rules that are more favorable to MSTR. The issue is coming from Inflation Reduction Act passed — 2022.

@extromyfx Forgive me but what’s obvious?

$ETH looks obvious.

@SteveSokolowsk2 @DeryaTR_ But sure, tech and math can produce extremely intriguing creative projects — but the people who man them — the engineers, are typically not nearly adept at qualifying those works as excellent. You need to work with artists and listen.

@SteveSokolowsk2 @DeryaTR_ I’ve been a lawyer and an oil painter. Many more lawyers believe they can paint (and can’t) than do painters believe they can practice law. The logical areas of the brain are quite confident and yet far less accurate around objective assessments of creative acumen.

They just don’t get it, unfortunately. Resistance is futile.