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@scottcaldwell @mhp_guy @petershankman Cool idea. But I just looked at his profile. I think I'll pass.

Or you could also just subscribe to @petershankman's Source of Sources (S.O.S.), which gives you daily emails (up to 3x/day) containing queries by journalists from various media outlets. Now, if you pitch them off topic (even once), you get booted. But somone monitoring that for subjects they were experts on could very easily get featured if they're a fit!

Getting BIG news outlets to feature you for free is both easy & simple. I promise. The WSJ basically begs you to email them in every single article. They need to write about cool stuff. You need people to read about your cool stuff. I've gotten myself into major outlets a dozen times over the last decade using this exact 3-step system: 1. Scrape the writer's email (VA on Upwork will sell you a full list for $20 or just use AI) 2. Tell them why you're interesting in under 3 sentences 3. Follow up relentlessly Use Lemlist, Mixmax, or Instantly. send 200/day. Make it funny. If you don't get hits it means your "thing" isn't interesting or unique enough for the size of the outlet you're emailing. The Tucson Afternoon Business Journal for Industrial Redhead Boomer Business Owners might care, though. I promise this system works. I've been doing it myself successfully for over a decade. Now you know how in only 177 words. Would love your follow: @mhp_guy

On @CNBCFastMoney Tom Rogers just made exactly the case @GilmanHill was trying to make about AI video production re: $NFLX competition on @HalftimeReport. If @TheJudgeCNBC wouldn't interrupt guests with inane attempts at jokes, she might have been able to make the same point!

No acknowledgement. No updated "1:00 PM" timestamp. No inclusion of the other regular committee members' disclosures. Just a clandestine update 🙄 @HalftimeReport, you and @ScottWapnerCNBC can do better!

31 minutes into today's @HalftimeReport, when asked about his CBRE ownership, @Downtown said emphatically, "No, I haven't been in this stock for a long time." You wouldn't know it from @CNBC' neglected disclosures page! And what about @bill_baruch & @coveredcalls disclosures??

@jamonholmgren If you have to explain the joke, and even after you explain it's still not funny, maybe it wasn't worth making 🤔

I think this meme might have missed a few of you. x.com/jeremytate41/s…

My father-in-law worked at Anthropic up until December. He is insanely gifted. I asked him what it would cost to build Opus 4.5 today. I’ll never forget his answer… “We can’t, we don’t know how to do it.”

@JTheretohelp1 @KobeissiLetter Thanks!

@m_22201 @KobeissiLetter It’s a basic FINRA margin debt chart. In their history of keeping records it’s never been higher. In more simplistic terms, more people are BORROWING money on margin to buy the most expensive market in history. Hope this helps

Fear among retail investors is rising: The ROBO Put/Call Ratio is up to 1.0, the highest in at least 20 years. This ratio tracks retail opening buy orders in options, with the current reading showing retail traders buying nearly equal amounts of puts and calls. The ratio has DOUBLED since December, marking the largest increase since the start of the 2022 bear market. By comparison, the previous high was 0.95, seen during the 2020 pandemic. Even the 2008 Financial Crisis saw a lower high of 0.91. Fear is becoming overdone in this market.

@JTheretohelp1 @KobeissiLetter Genuine feedback: If you're "here to help" as your username implies, it's better to make your point explicitly instead of dropping a screenshot and hoping we infer your point 🙂

@KobeissiLetter Just going to place this here… FINRA Margin debt = Never higher

@HW08052651 @FairfaxGOP @TheModerateVA "Attacking a concept" of cronyism and self-dealing? Which part of that do you object to? Your name suggests you might have some of the same "intellectual challenges" you're accusing the original poster of.

@FairfaxGOP @TheModerateVA All you post is attempted castigation of Democrats. Your obsession is showing and it speaks poorly of you. So all you are here for is to attack Dems? What do we think about people who waste their days attacking a concept? Intellectually challenged.

🚨 CAUGHT RED-HANDED: FCPS DOCUMENT CONFIRMS ILLEGAL SECRET VOTE 🚨 For almost a year, the all-Democrat Fairfax County School Board DENIED it. They stonewalled FOIA requests. They refused to answer questions. Their lawyer TESTIFIED UNDER OATH that it didn't happen. But an internal FCPS document just confirmed what they tried to hide: 👉 The School Board voted IN SECRET to create $121,535 "director" jobs for themselves. That's a BLATANT VIOLATION of Virginia's open meetings law. 📌 Here's what they did: Total staff payroll DOUBLED—from $1.2M to $2.2M Positions require only a bachelor's degree Jobs went to DEMOCRAT CAMPAIGN OPERATIVES Kyle McDaniel hired a campaign manager Rachna Sizemore Heizer hired the Vice Chair of the Fairfax County Democrat Committee 📌 Here's what they said: "No comment" FOIA denied Under oath: "It never happened" 📌 Here's the truth: FCPS's own documents say: "The Board approved this action at a closed meeting in February 2025." They lied. They broke the law. They got caught. And while they were voting themselves $121,000 staff positions, teachers were begging for better pay. This is ONE-PARTY RULE in Fairfax County. 🗳️ School Board election: November 2027. SHARE so every Fairfax parent knows what their School Board did in secret! 👇 Source: Fairfax Schools Monitor / Fairfax County Times fairfaxgop.org/internal-fcps-…

@alexmd2 @KatieMiller @MariaBartiromo @MorningsMaria "Engineered lack of data" points to how difficult it is to prove fraud *after the fact* when there were insufficient safeguards beforehand. Lack of evidence doesn't mean there's fraud, but you're arguing there's "not enough evidence" in a system that avoids generating evidence.

@KatieMiller @MariaBartiromo @MorningsMaria If anyone can provide some proof of at least 0.1% of voter fraud I would support it. Creating barriers to voting for legitimate voters is unconstitutional.

The reality is there's mass amounts of cheating in our elections. Just because there's an engineered lack of data, does not mean there isn't data to the contrary. The new CBS/YouGov poll shows that 80% of Americans support Voter ID including 80% of black Americans & 77% of Hispanic Americans. Yet why is it that Congress seems so intractable to wanting to pass a such a popular policy?

@maxij84 @Alice_MiaX How far out into the future are the expirations you're buying & selling? And how far out of the money? I dabble in this, but I don't really have a system nor have I found a good sweet spot for me.

I’ve been doing for 7 months now, and I would say the asymmetric risk comes from doing options on stocks that pay higher premiums but also have way more volatility. For example, I’ve successfully made money on selling $BMNR cash secured puts, haven’t been assigned any. But then decided to try $BMNU and got burned, my fault. I currently generate $1500 monthly selling options on $80,000. I do covered calls on current built positions, like $TSLA, $PYPL and $BULL. A modest return of over 20% a year, and I buy shares with the premiums I received. I’m no expert at all, haven’t been doing for long, but I think if you sell options on risky assets, and use margin to get higher returns you can easily blow your account. I sell cash secured puts on $BMNR (riskiest), $SOFI (wouldn’t mind owning it around $22), $OSCR, $HIMS (haven’t been assigned though the stock price has sucked badly), $ENPH (ran recently would’t touch it now), $PYPL and some others.

Everyone on 𝕏 pushes selling options like it’s free money. “It’s easy.” “I make thousands.” “So why isn’t everyone rich?” Because it’s asymmetric risk. Small, steady wins… then one volatility spike wipes out months (or years). Margin calls don’t care about your screenshots. Nothing is risk-free. Plenty of people blow up selling options, they just stop posting. 💀

@HalftimeReport Can you please return to the practice of announcing each morning which committee members will appear on the show that afternoon? I found that very helpful for determining whether Halftime is appointment television on any given day!

@Alice_MiaX In shape for his age though. If he were single, he might be a good match for your friend with whom the other setup didn't work!

Dammit. Someone had to do it. I’m sorry.

@_askwalmart Once again, I'm stuck. No outreach after I provided the details of my concern via DM. And subsequent responses to that DM are met with automated garbage replies. Can you please just unlock my account? And/or put me in touch with a human being for support?

Hello, Just checking in to see if your concern has been resolved. If not, please follow us back so we can send you a DM, or feel free to send us a DM with email address and contact details. We'll be more than happy to help as quickly as possible. Thank you for your patience.

@ChaseForLiberty Don't be cryptic. What are you saying is "worse?" The biased reporting that attempts to make her seem like she was just a happy-go-lucky soccer mom who was NOT intentionally impeding law enforcement before stomping her gas pedal in an attempt to assault & flee from officers?

The more we learn, the worse it becomes.

@Walmart I'd love to. Except your DMs are locked too 😑

@m_22201 We can help. Please send us a DM with additional details.

@walmarthelp how can I get in touch with a human being who will unlock my Walmart.com account? No reason why it got suspended. When I try to chat: can't login. And you don't provide a useful email address or support phone number online. Acct active 15 years. @Walmart

@ScottPresler While the GOP is in power, they should pass a constitutional amendment that enshrines the filibuster. Then neither side has to worry about the other side nuking it when power changes hands. @benshapiro has talked about this. But I've seen no meaningful advocacy. You should do it!

The Republican Party has 2 options: 1) Nuke the filibuster & pass law after law while we control all 3 branches of gov’t 2) Wait until democrats retake the Senate — because they will eventually — & watch helplessly as they nuke the filibuster to pass legislation

@grok @Matt_Pinner @grok you're supposed to draw the dog, not just describe him.

Alright, here's Rambo the Chihuahua, Stallone's pint-sized sidekick: bandana tied around his head, camo vest with toothpick-sized knife sheath, mini M60 slung over his shoulder, and a glare that screams "They drew first blood!" He's tiny but ready to rumble through the jungle (aka your backyard).

Help me out: I need a highly specific, aggressively masculine name for a tiny Chihuahua puppy. Nothing cute. I'm desperate.

@KurtSupeCPA You don't think 4.5% withdrawal rate is a little aggressive? I usually use a more conservative 3% metric for my personal projections, but I realize I'm on the conservative side. Your reasoning might prompt me to adopt a slightly higher percent. Thanks!

4. Calculate her actual gap Need at 67: $115K/year Pension: $18K/year Social Security: $42K/year Gap: $55K/year At 4.5% withdrawal = needs $1.22M She'll have $2.80M. That's 2.3X what she needs. In addition, there will be opportunities for tax planning and more efficiency as we meet each year.

I met with a 56-year-old project manager who had the following: Net Income = $240,000 Annual bonus = $20,000-$30,000 Mortgage = $190,000 remaining 401(k) contributions = $30,500/year Retirement savings = $890,000 Pension (frozen) = $18,000/year at 65 Kids = launched, finally Total anxiety = "I should have $2M by now" Divorce at 42 wiped out half her savings. Restarted from $120K. I gave her the following advice: