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@NevilleT3ng @Paggy1_ Why? Foden had a chance to prove himself for England during last int break and he failed. He was never going.

@Paggy1_ Could have just played Foden in the FA cup final

Pep Guardiola just ruined the WC chances of so many players because he refused to rotate when needed or make changes when winning.

@benjamincowen Simple question Ben, in previous BTC bear markets have we ever gone above the bear market resistance band and held it for 4 weeks, and then resumed the bear? Does not seem so.

Bitcoin: An Unfortunate Pattern [Update] In this video we talk about how stablecoin dominance remains structurally bullish and discuss where we have seen similar patterns before.

@David_Ornstein @TheAthleticFC Gonna be first Orny bomba fail. Pep is staying.

🚨 Enzo Maresca already working on summer transfer activity & pre-season plans ahead of appointment by Manchester City. 46yo collaborating closely with #MCFC sporting director Hugo Viana in preparation for Pep Guardiola’s expected departure @TheAthleticFC nytimes.com/athletic/72897…

@PeteG4639 I think Pep probably hinted something in the autumn + Maresca's camp was pushing and leaking stuff. Now Pep looks like he changed his mind and fell in love with the team. He needs to commit for min 2 more years or go. We can't have this circus every year.

Something incredibly weird going on with this whole Pep situation. It almost feels like his decisions been made for him by the sounds of it, probably because City had already promised Maresca the job. Proper circus act

@Hugo____Viana Sorry but he needs to commit for minimum 2-3 more years or go. This circus every year is distracting. Good manager like Maresca is available now and perhaps in 1 year he won't be.

🚨🔵Pep Guardiola wants to stay and see off his 1 year left contract as Manchester City manager but there has been continued pressure applied by Maresca and his agents with the help of Media and big journos to not wait any longer. Khaldoon meeting on the way.

@sunyprofit @Omojuwa He'd go down like Kompany 👍 Means nothing though.

@Omojuwa Let pep go and proof his coaching skill with Burnley without adding any top class players

He is. It wasn’t money that inspired the ideas that helped Spain win the 2010 World Cup. It wasn’t money that inspired Germany’s win 4 years later. These were Guardiola’s personnel and ideas. All these teams trying to play a certain way are building on his legacy. All these world-class managers that learnt from him. We can cry and see road at the same time. He is the most consequential manager in football, ever. We can say this and still add, however.

@tradermatt Just not that much sellers left. Profit/loss taking has fallen of a cliff as confirmed by on chain data. Kinda dead like September 2022. Would need a big black swan to push Bitcoin much lower.

yesterday's pa and so far today is exactly what i didn't want to see in my short it has created this channel after the initial impulse down which is a sign of weakness, and likely a reversal back up to 80k i want to see it impulse down again, otherwise i start tightening stops

@sri9s boomers ignored internet, focused on their jobs and are now rich and happy.

The people ignoring AI today will look like the people who ignored the internet in 1999

@RachelVT42 The problems worth solving today have nothing to do with AI. It's all about community building and guiding society back to the right spiritual path. Why should everyone need to be a nerd, locked in their room working on a tech project.

Zoomers, we hear you, you’re pissed because you just got scammed into getting into debt and you now realize your brand new degree is possibly worthless. Now, take a deep breath and hear me out: we’re still early in this transition and you have a huge advantage compared to many others, you have plenty of time and energy. So instead of drowning in your own tears, instead of looking for a scapegoat to blame for all your problems, do the following: - use AI to learn new things; - find a complex problem and try to figure out a solution; - get to work and fix what you can; - create value in other people’s lives. There has literally never been a better time to be alive, so instead of wasting your time and throwing yourself a pity party, get to work. This new era is barely starting and the transition ahead of us means there are tons of low hanging fruits for anyone willing to learn new skills. You can be mad at those who tricked you into thinking a degree would be enough to lead a successful life, but you don’t have to stay mad. You also don’t have to be paralyzed by anger, you can instead try to channel it towards doing something constructive. Look at your local community and ask yourself: what problems could you start fixing today?

@nonewthing Nah

Football’s greatest project?

@stackhodler Yes and in few years you'll realise something new...

There's over $100 TRILLION in wealth sitting in global sovereign debt. And the US 10 year yield is breaking out of a bull pennant to the upside. But before you panic... Consider that the 10 year yield was already at this level two years ago. And the Nasdaq is up 66% since then. I used to think bond yields going higher would break everything But now I'm realizing something... Government debt is garbage. That's not a secret. Yields are going higher because the math makes it inevitable. You can't run multi-trillion dollar deficits and have interest expense be the second highest expenditure and expect yields to go down. But that just means a good portion of ~$100T in wealth needs to squeeze itself into different assets. And what assets offer incredible long-term prospects? How about equity in businesses with fortress balance sheets, funding the next economic revolution with cashflows drawn from all over the globe? We live in a world with a handful of mega-corporations that with FAR better financial prospects than governments. Google. Microsoft. Amazon. Meta. Nvidia. Companies at the center of the AI and robotics revolutions. These companies hold more in interest-earning securities than most countries hold in reserves. They're actually earning more on their cash piles as yields go higher. Most of these companies have user bases that are bigger than any one nation state's population. These are quasi-sovereign entities with better demographics than the sovereigns issuing the debt people are fleeing. So there's one simple question every investor needs to be asking: As we look out 10, 20, 30 years... What would you rather hold? A bond that's basically guaranteed to lose value in real terms, or a part of a company that's positioned to take advantage of the biggest economic revolution in our species history? Once you arrive at the obvious conclusion, the only answer is to go long the future and stay long through the volatility.

@dinscex @MullockSMedia But they had the best player of all time, best CB duo, best LB, best English striker ever... according to United fans...and couldn't beat a team of midgets

@MullockSMedia The team Fergie managed was ageing and had no reason to be in a final btw

Fergie or Pep? If only they’d played each other in a couple of big games

@fejau_inc AI is an example how we're losing wisdom for the sake of intelligence. A few depressed/nihilistic tech bros decided let's make AI God and nuke the world lol, won't that be cool, and people will even cheer it on.

Once you see it you can’t unsee it

@StevenMcinerney A white French forward, a rare breed.

I've no idea. Please enlighten me

@thedefivillain Their website says earliest call date is Dec 2026?

The way I interpret this is that Strategy probably wasn't a buyer of BTC this week... which is rather bullish. Getting rid of the convertible bonds progressively is good too, that's what they announced on the recent earnings call anyway, not surprising.

@thedefivillain Yes. Easy invalidation above the ATH

Time to short memory stocks again? $MU $SNDK

@simulx4 You cannot compare Bitcoin to single stocks. Bitcoin is an asset class in itself. Relevant comparisons are gold or broad indices.

Is it me or was Bitcoin just the worst investment for the last 5 years

@zaidlikesmstr There's no need to sell Bitcoin this week given that STRC was trading below par. Probably issued more MSTR since mNav was above 1.22

$MSTR Tomorrow’s signal from Saylor is going to be incredibly interesting. This comes right off the back of the earnings call, where over the past week we’ve continued to hear messaging around the potential sale of Bitcoin. It feels like management is gradually “inoculating” the market for a move that I strongly believe is no longer an if, but a when. What’s equally interesting now is whether we’ve been willing to tap the common over the past week as $MSTR has shown a strong recovery, or if we continue to leave it untapped as we did the week prior, which would be very surprising. Writing all of this down just reminds me of one thing… Predicting what this company does week to week is becoming significantly harder. And I’m starting to think that’s exactly the point. $BTC $MSTR $STRC

@Pentosh1 The issue is you need to go and take factor risk (pick stocks/sectors). Otherwise if you just bought index, you'd make bigger gains buying bitcoin and gold

Have said this for a year now. But if you aren’t trading stocks you’re doing yourself a huge disservice. There’s going to be a few big boom and bust cycles. It’s going to be volatile so be warned. but AI is going to revolutionize every part of our lives. From agriculture and health/medicine, to general businesses , space travel, defense, robotics and anything you can possibly imagine. We are only in year 2 of this. It’s like finding crypto in 2014 in some ways.

@KillaXBT We're just not in a bear market anymore innit

$BTC has never printed 3 green monthly candles during a bear market. If history follows the same pattern, May would need to close red, meaning below 76K.