Dorito
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It’s been more than 6 months since I last posted here.
In that time I crossed oceans, countries, stayed deep in jungles, mountains, and entire continents. There were weeks where I barely looked at a screen. Days where markets, earnings, politics, and the endless noise of timelines felt like they belonged to another world entirely.
I spent time in places where nobody cared or knew about stock tickers, market caps, or what the Fed was going to do next week. Places where people wake up with the sun, where storms roll in without warning, where the jungle at night is louder than any city on earth.
When you completely detach from the machine for long enough, you come back seeing things differently. Simpler. More obvious. You stop overcomplicating. You stop looking for ten thousand variables and narratives. Sometimes the answer is just sitting there directly in front of you.
So when I finally came back to the markets and started looking through everything again, one thing immediately stood out to me above all else. I swapped everything, including my position in Meta straight into Micron. ALL IN.
Because from where I’m sitting, after months away from the noise, it feels almost absurdly obvious where this is going. Micron is the next Nvidia.
As for Bitcoin nothing has changed. I never sell. Still holding every BTC I bought from $1K all the way up to $120K. I think $120K for one Bitcoin is a sweet deal and I am pleased with those buys.
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@DonMiami3 @financialjuice a 2 corridor transit has already been in place for weeks, they are working on legitimizing it. dyr
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The Biggest Housing Shortage in the U.S. is in...
Connecticut.
Listings are down 73% from pre-pandemic levels, and by 50% from the 10-year average.
As a result, prices are up nearly 25% in the last 3 years and there are still bidding wars in Hartford, Stamford, and New Haven.
Why is this happening?
Reverse migration and still semi-affordable prices compared to NY and MA.
Track the inventory for your ZIP at reventure.app/mobile.

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@PMayasich the r/bend needs some conservative voices in there. the left leaning residents are very organized and vocal on their. it doesnt give a true representation of bend, as its a pretty even split. youd think it was 4/1 liberal
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