@jimcramer Even you should have recognized it by now: this is simply the unwind of the short software / long semis pair trade.
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Larry Footer
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Larry Footer
@larryfooter
Founder of FOOP Organic Biosciences - a leading manufacturer of probiotics for plants that bring life back to soil.
Maryland, USA Katılım Mart 2017
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wouldn't you know it, it's a software day!!! WDAY, CRM, NOW... counter trend
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@McDonalds Shame marketing families eating at home. Together. Like a family should. Not a good look for Mickey D's.
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“we have food at home”
ok we also have unresolved family drama at home
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Kimi K3 just fixed 15 critical security bugs that Codex and Fable refused because of “cyber guardrails.” There’s no reason to limit American models on tasks that Chinese models handle without issue. We’re only making ourselves less competitive.
calle@callebtc
I have a report full of security issues of a software I'm working on. Codex won't fix them because of Cyber guardrails Fable won't fix them because of Cyber guardrails Kimi K3 fixed them all. No restrictions, just gets the job done. This will end badly for OpenAI & Anthropic.
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@AndrewZywiecMD Wrote @jordanbpeterson wrote is 100% consistent with and is exactly what @charliekirk11 believed -- so I guess in your book Charlie wasn't Christian either? Immediate unfollow -- but thanks for playing! @MrsErikaKirk
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Jordan Peterson is not a Christian. He is a philosopher that wants to bend Christianity to fit his psychological presuppositions.
He views the Bible as a good story book, a volume of lessons and information. To him it is no different than the works of Plato or Kant.
This becomes clear when you hear him twist and contort Biblical truth into empty platitudes.
It's not a Jewish book, Jordan. And there are no Jewish commandments.
It is the inspired word of God, and it is the story of Jesus Christ. From Genesis to the Revelation.
Dr Jordan B Peterson@jordanbpeterson
With regard to "Judeo Christian": The 10 Commandments are Jewish. The great stories of the Old Testament are Jewish. The Jews developed the idea of subsidiarity as the alternative to tyranny and slavery. The Jews established the cultural preconditions for the rise of universal literacy. The fate of Israel at the hands of the Islamists is the fate of the West. This rising tide of anti-semitism sickens me. Those of you engaging in it for your oh-so-moral reasons—you're despicable. And remember, you proud "Christians" objecting in all your purity to the term: Christ Himself was a Jew.
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@JackPosobiec Fixed it for you: This is not what Christians LIKE YOU believe. But it's what is Written. Why do you deny God's Word? And what type of Christian does that make you? I used to enjoy following you, Jack - like a decade ago. Now you're not too different from Candace and Tucker.
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@KatieMiller We also got lectured about the danger of not wearing masks during COVID in 2020 and 2021.
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I’ve spent the last month rewatching Grey’s Anatomy from Season 1.
Grey’s premiered on ABC in 2005 before Hollywood went woke.
In the first season, there were no gay characters, despite the actor actually being gay.
By the 2010s we had a lesbian couple.
By 2017 we had a trans man.
By 2018, we had multiple scenes with deportation themes and ICE officers.
In 2021, we had riots against the police where people were getting injured by police.
In 2021, we had White men apologizing for being White.
In 2022, there are multiple characters of differing ethnicities and body types. Gone were White actors.
Then in 2022, we had a toddler boy dressed as a girl who wanted to transition.
In 2022, they introduced a nonbinary character.
Grey’s Anatomy has been on TV for so long that it’s startling to Hollywood fully butcher entertainment in a short time span.
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@MichaelPBento Right into resistance as the sheep who got margin called pile back in. Next rug pull tomorrow night
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Sure, why not KOSPI, just another casual +/- 7% day in Korea, completely healthy movement, nothing wrong here folks.
GIF
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@dagarfield @pharmabro0782 @rpjb @AppleHelix Fable won't even talk to me about soil microbiology. And it wouldn't edit a pitch deck with a few slides containing the word microbe. When do y'all think we can start using it for legit purposes like these?
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@pharmabro0782 @rpjb @AppleHelix Fable right now just won't let you do biology *at all*. This is a deeply imperfect solution to a real problem, but one that rightly pisses off people trying to do good science. This is fair, and all I can say is that we're working on it.
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TWO BILLIONAIRES ONCE SPENT HALF AN HOUR TEARING EACH OTHER APART ON LIVE TV. IT IS STILL ONE THE MOST FAMOUS MOMENTS IN FINANCIAL TELEVISION
January 2013. Bill Ackman is short more than $1B of Herbalife $HLF and calling it a pyramid scheme. Carl Icahn calls into CNBC while Ackman is on air, and within a minute the stock is an afterthought.
Icahn calls Ackman "a liar," a "crybaby in the schoolyard," and a "major loser." He says he wouldn't invest with him "if you paid me to do it."
Ackman answers that Icahn "does not have a good reputation for being a handshake guy" and walks through the decade he spent in court forcing Icahn to pay what he owed, a fight that ended with Icahn writing the check with interest.
The anchor can barely get a question in. The NYSE floor is audibly reacting under the broadcast.
Icahn refuses to say whether he owns the stock. What he offers instead: Herbalife could become "the mother of all short squeezes."
Then he went long, took board seats, and rode it for years. Ackman fought the position until 2018 and walked away with a loss.
On Wall Street, as Icahn put it that day: if you want a friend, get a dog.
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@waterboystocks Saw this two days ago and said "meh" .... Awesome call!
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$WEN -- The world’s third-largest quick-service restaurant company in the hamburger sandwich segment. 7,397 restaurants in 38 countries. Trian Fund owns 7.9%, and Nelson Peltz owns 5.4%.
Market cap $1.2 billion. EV $5.1 billion. Cash $300 million. Long-term debt $2.7 billion. No significant debt maturities until 2028. EBIT/interest expense 2.7x Trailing free cash flow yield of 20%. Dividend yield is 9.1%.
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Pitch me your company in 2 words
Angel invested in 40+ companies and always looking for more
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@mehdirhasan First Seinfeld, now Monty Python -- all in one week! My heart goes out to you. Please cry harder. 😂
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John Cleese, once a comedic hero of mine, is so redpilled, so lost in online conspiracies and hate, so Islamophobic and obsessed with attacking Muslims and the left, that he thinks beheading is… legal.
John Cleese@JohnCleese
What about a ban on beheading ?
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@__The__H Where are you seeing short % of float >100%
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This is comical. The more that Trump tries to Jawbone his way out of the oil crises, the more shorts get trapped. Look at these stats and tell me that a squeeze won't happen the second the market decides they need to reposition long...
USO Short Interest & Squeeze Potential (as of latest data - May 15, 2026)
- Short Interest: 18.73 million shares
- Short % of Float: 138.54% (extremely high)
- Days to Cover: ~2.1 days (based on average daily volume)
$USO has more shares sold short than actually exist in the float. This is a classic setup for a short squeeze if buying pressure increases.
Retail.. you know what to do.
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@FrankCappelleri Yet the majority of Q1, it rode the lower BB all the way down for 12 weeks straight. Just because it bounced on the first touch, that isn't anything positive for more than a day trade. + the ATR of the NASDAQ over the past 3 days is 750-1000 points = not healthy price action
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$SPX undercut its lower Bollinger Band at its lows today for the first time since the March'26 lows.
In 2025, the 8/1 decline pulled the index all the way down to the lower Bollinger Band.
While simultaneously triggering a bearish pattern.
Which was then quickly and powerfully reversed.
👇
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Most valuable company by year:
1980: IBM
1981: IBM
1982: IBM
1983: IBM
1984: IBM
1985: IBM
1986: IBM
1987: IBM
1988: Exxon
1989: Exxon
1990: Exxon
1991: Exxon
1992: Exxon
1993: Exxon
1994: Exxon
1995: General Electric
1996: General Electric
1997: General Electric
1998: General Electric
1999: Microsoft
2000: Microsoft
2001: General Electric
2002: General Electric
2003: Microsoft
2004: General Electric
2005: ExxonMobil
2006: ExxonMobil
2007: ExxonMobil
2008: ExxonMobil
2009: ExxonMobil
2010: ExxonMobil
2011: ExxonMobil
2012: Apple
2013: Apple
2014: Apple
2015: Apple
2016: Apple
2017: Apple
2018: Apple
2019: Microsoft
2020: Apple
2021: Apple
2022: Apple
2023: Apple
2024: Apple
2025: Nvidia
Is there a lesson here?
@Mr_Derivatives This forces you to believe the E in forward PE ratios. Past performance is not an indication of future results.
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