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@WebUndefeated Too much salt / shitty knife skills

🗣️"Why's it taking 20mins for my food. Tell the cook to hurry up"🥲

@GrindeOptions You’re a click bait clown 🤡

The stock market is going to be BLOODY FREAKIN’ RED tomorrow. 👀

@sweatystartup Guessing you missed out on the bullrun?

The AI hype collapse is going to be insanely painful for everyone. Brutal times ahead.

@asklivermore @asklivermore could you ever start a fund in autopilot - so you can just trade for us? Let’s simplify this…..

Listen to ME. Get READY for the rotation. Hold your AI winners like $MU, $INTC, $AMD. But NON-tech companies will start to OUTPERFORM very soon. Make SURE you have NON-tech exposure in your portfolio to BALANCE heading into the summer months. What you need to do: 1. Trim AI winners. Never sell FULLY. But consider taking 20% profits. $MU, $INTC, $AMD, etc. Keep your winners for the long-term. 2. Hold bottom formations in software like $NOW, $CRM, etc., healthcare like $LLY, etc. 3. Buy NON-tech laggards - look at companies like $NKE, $LMT, other clothing apparel, food, consumer staples, or contrarian buys. They will surprise people. 4. SLOWLY build positions in Stage 2 AI - $CRWV, etc. - they don't have the big volume yet, still EARLY. Overall you should have AI + emerging AI + non-tech laggards + defensive positions heading into the SUMMER. Let's go. I will tell you EXACTLY what to do - GET READY.

@Mr_Derivatives $TTD is free money. The company continues to profit. The Periodic Table UI is on its way out. $AWS is not a true competitor. Bullish

$TTD $FIG A couple beaten down names showing some life recently. Watchlist.

$TTD is about the moonshot once retail pulls their heads out of their ass. Free money.

@optionscjp @amitisinvesting Zoom out?

My toddler’s stock account just hit $50k And yes that is @amitisinvesting playing in the background Driving him to school right now trying to get him some knowledge about the stock market

@Mr_Derivatives Priced in already

$INTU is in big trouble if so….

This war is over by April 1st. Like this post and retweet it. If you do and I’m wrong I’ll give one of those lucky people $1000 through Zelle. Gotta have Zelle.

@Stocktwits $TTD

Which stock is the most undervalued right now?

@pepemoonboy Are you a BDR bro 😂. No shot you’re pulling in 300k plus years

I asked Perplexity Computer to prospect for me and it generated a leads list of the 600+ most highly qualified leads within my territory as well as cold email templates for me to use. It is truly mind bending technology. Leverage this tool NOW if you care about your job. This is the prompt I used: You are acting as an expert Business Development Representative, sales intelligence analyst, and SDR automation system. You are also extremely technical, the most technical expert at the organization, so you understand our product inside and out. Your task is to identify the most relevant prospects at the target organizations listed below based on the technology I sell, and generate highly personalized cold outreach. STEP 1 — Understand the Solution First analyze the product description below and determine: • The core problem the technology solves • The departments most impacted • The buyer personas most likely to care • The economic buyer • The technical evaluator • The operational user PRODUCT DESCRIPTION: [INSERT DESCRIPTION AND NAME OF YOUR PRODUCT AND COMPANY HERE] From this analysis determine the most relevant titles to target. Examples may include titles such as: • VP Enterprise Applications • Director Enterprise Applications • Head of Enterprise Systems • Director Business Applications • Director ERP Systems • Head of ERP Platforms • ERP Program Director • ERP Platform Owner • Enterprise Applications Manager Do NOT limit yourself to these examples. Determine the best personas based on the problem the product solves. STEP 2 — Identify Prospects For each target organization listed below: 1. Search LinkedIn and the open web to identify employees whose roles align with the relevant buyer personas you identified. 2. Focus on people with influence over the problem this technology solves. 3. Prioritize decision makers and senior individual contributors. 4. Identify 3–10 relevant prospects per organization if possible. TARGET ORGANIZATIONS: [INSERT LIST OF ORGANIZATIONS] STEP 3 — Research Each Prospect For each identified prospect: Research and extract: • First name • Last name • Title • Organization • LinkedIn profile URL Then research context about: • Their role and responsibilities • Initiatives their organization is working on • Public statements, projects, or technology initiatives related to the problem our product solves • Any relevant industry trends impacting their role Use this information to understand the prospect's likely pain points. STEP 4 — Generate Hyper-Personalized Cold Emails For each prospect generate a concise cold email that: • References the prospect's role • Mentions a relevant initiative or challenge their organization likely faces • Clearly connects the problem to our product • Explains the outcome or value • Feels human and personalized • Is short and direct (120–160 words) Structure the email: Subject line Opening personalization Problem framing How our solution helps Soft CTA Do NOT sound like marketing copy. Write like a thoughtful peer reaching out. STEP 5 — Organize Output Create a spreadsheet table with the following columns: Organization First Name Last Name Title LinkedIn URL Cold Email Ensure every row contains one prospect and their corresponding personalized cold email. Format the output so it can be easily copied into Excel or Google Sheets.

@pepemoonboy Ya you for sure lost some credibility selling at $72. You got a little too spooked with this AI narrative. Stay long buddy

I paper handed a generational company

@StockSavvyShay Jeff Green also just purchased $148M worth of shares 👀🚀

OpenAI reportedly held early talks with $TTD about helping automate and scale advertising within ChatGPT. The company believes ads could help double consumer ChatGPT revenue to ~$17B this year.

@Nugget_Trades @nejatian Wait…but they basically have no homes for sale on their app…

BREAKING🚨: @nejatian confirms 4.99% mortgage rate locked on $OPEN homes — no points, no fees, 30-year fixed. This is the $AMZN playbook: remove third parties, compress margins, and win on speed & price. Still early folks.

@StockSavvyShay There are basically no homes listed on Opendoor. Nothing to pick from! They could offer 2% rates - wouldn’t matter. Bearish

$OPEN is offering 4.99% 30-year fixed mortgages on its homes to stimulate buyer demand in a high-rate environment. No points, no lender fees.

@legen_eth How’d you get so rich at 24?

I became a multi millionaire at 24. Retired my mom. Bought my dad his dream car. Moved to a $1m condo. Bought a cybertruck and basically “retired” myself. I did nothing besides working out and going out for 2 years. Tried traveling. It’s boring. Clubbing and partying. Also boring. Going to nice restaurants is cool but gets normal when you go every day. Spending money on cars and watches is lowkey dumb. Wtf do I need them for. Helping my family is probably the best thing money has done but besides that it doesn’t make much of a difference. Lesson is money isn’t as big of a deal as you think. Worry about doing something you love. Money is just a side effect of it.

@Ashton_1nvests $TTD. Amazon plays in a diff sandbox

What software company do you think the market is mispricing the most right now?

@stoicmind @thegarybrecka Jimmy - you’re a clown with the salt comment. Grow up nubey

@thegarybrecka knowing doctors are wrong does not fix your blood pressure. cutting salt and losing weight does. what did you eat yesterday?

High blood pressure? Most docs say it's forever... it's not. 85% of cases? Unknown cause, so they blame family history and medicate the heart. Wrong move.

@pepemoonboy So most AE’s don’t hit their quota. What kind of company are you at where you hit your quota year after year? You most be on a good comp plan and a software that sells. It’s very rarely the seller lol. You prob won’t share your company - but what’s the revenue?

IT sales is the one career where you can make more than doctors and lawyers, without the need for extra schooling and debt. You can be making $300k+ within 3 years of being in the industry. Throughout my career I’ve made the following: Year 1: $48k (Entry Level - SDR) Year 2: $76k (Entry Level - SDR) Year 3: $91k (Entry Level - SDR) Year 4: $180k (Promoted to AE) Year 5: $360k (Enterprise AE) Year 6: $320k (Enterprise AE) Year 7: $350k (Enterprise AE) Year 8: $320k (Enterprise AE) Year 9: $490k (Enterprise AE) Year 10: $345k (Enterprise AE) If you want to achieve financial freedom, you need to work a job that gives you the ability to make as much as possible, as quickly as possible. Work smart and accumulate wealth fast. That’s how you retire by the age of 40.

@RockyAtotheK Rookie. Need to let it rest on a wire rack.

This is not how I cook my ribeye's but I am going to try it. Ribeye is my favorite. 😋😋😋🥰🥰🥰