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@OleTimeHardball 4 of those called strike threes were clearly balls - some of them 2 inches off the plate -- if they had the current system in place he wouldn't have the record

28 yers ago today, Kerry Wood made history

@MartyChargin just an fyi -- last time the stock was above its monthly bolly band this much was sept 2005 -- it then went into a 4 mth correction ---- feed the ducks

$STRL ... follows through on the gap move from Tuesday... their earnings report was no joke

@paxtrader777 you're in good stead w the creator -- you're doin just fine in life -- don't sweat the small stuff ---- keep the focus on the big macro picture - ur doing great

I am 57, I look young for my age(at least my wife thinks so), I feel young for my age and I act younger(see the videos from Miami). However, I started as a runner at CME in 1988 without knowing a soul either in the floor or in the business. I worked every job up to earn my shot at trading. I chose to become an independent trader an not a floor broker because I wanted an unlimited upside(See my pinned tweet for more). After 38 yrs in this business, 28 as an independent trader, the stress & intensity has taken its toll. I have heart problems as well as prostate cancer. I have an eye disease called uveitis which has caused cataracts and glaucoma. I didn’t take my physical health seriously till my later 40’s. Do not neglect that. Everything I warn against on X or in my @NTLiveMedia shows I have done MANY times over. Listen to me if you want, disregard what I say at your own peril. I do know what I am talking about. I have made very mistake so you don’t have to.

@TheBabylonBee the jets-jets-jets have done wonders for their draft picks the last 15 plus yrs -- a team where the coach with the highest winning percentage in their history was sub .500 -- weeb ewbanks

Nation Excitedly Gathers For Annual Tradition Of Seeing Whose Career Will Be Killed By Cleveland Browns buff.ly/w3Bd3Ng

@mwebster1971 @marketsurge thanks mike -- truly appreciate everything you do and the content that you share so freely -- good karma your way

@zoomzoomdoom @marketsurge That bug was reported last night and they are working on the fix. FYI if you have it in a list you can pull it up that way until it's fixed...if you don't have it in the list, go to the Growth250 and you can get it that way. Yes, very frustrating as I have a position in it too

@mwebster1971 are u able to pull up sandisk (sndk) on your @marketsurge charts -- all i see is the leveraged etfs attached to that stock - this is frustrating

@SenRandPaul crazy eyes -- holy smokes

Explaining to a socialist that big government will never make anything better or cheaper:

why is sandisk (sndk) no longer available on @marketsurge - all i see are the leveraged etfs for that stock

@Glenn_Diesen poor leadership leads to poor outcomes

German authorities seem to have zero recognition of the security dilemma, and even believe it is immoral to recognise that there is any security competition. Germany assisted in toppling the government in Ukraine, developed Ukraine as a frontline against Russia, and sabotaged the Minsk peace agreement—yet any reaction by Russia would inevitably be considered “unprovoked", and Germany predictably went into full moral outrage. Germany can cut energy deals with Russia, stay silent about the U.S. destroying Nord Stream, and assist in targeting Russian oil refineries and hunting Russian commercial vessels—yet Russia cutting energy supplies to Germany is met with righteous indignation as it is believed to be an unprovoked “hybrid war”. Similarly, German-backed attacks on Russia will at some point trigger retaliatory strikes against Germany. In the minds of social constructivists, recognising this reality and the world as it is, is consistently condemned as “legitimising” Russian aggression, taking the side of Russia etc. etc. Recognising how your own side threatens the security of others and having the foresight to predict how the opponent will likely react is effectively criminalised. Armed with normative arguments and moral righteousness, how have any of the "pro-Ukrainian" policies since 2013 actually helped Ukraine? What was smeared as "pro-Russian" arguments in 2013/2014 would have resulted in Ukraine keeping its territory (including Crimea), its men and infrastructure. Is morality about chanting normative arguments, ignoring the security concerns of opponents and criminalising foresight? Or does morality demand that we recognise the world as it is to set achievable objectives?

@WarrenPies @nickgiva1 warren - with what is coming in the work-force next 2-4 yrs with ai -- and then add on the enormity of the natl debt that will be well over 40t not long from now - why does a man like warsh want that job - he's worth over 250m plus -- why the hell wld he want that job

All platitudes and evasiveness...sprinkling in non-sequiturs. Below is a nice example. The Fed needs to go from getting "one cheer" or "two cheers" to "three cheers." Then, a nebulous reference to reform...pure word salad. Technically, the focus on balance sheet is clearly designed as a scapegoat to allow him to cut rates but reassure that he is "solving" inflation...makes no sense. Of course, congressional economic illiteracy facilitates this kind of vapid testimony. Also, can't tell if you were being sarcastic (e.g. suit color) but vibes are off...you have to be able to read people. In the context of everything he has ever done, he is clearly focused on saying whatever gets him the job. Just my 2cents...

This Q&A just solidifies that Warsh will be a significant downgrade from Powell.

@charliebilello wait until ai really takes hold in the economy -- that spread will get even wider

The S&P 500 is at an all-time high while Consumer Sentiment is at an all-time low. We've never seen a gap this wide between Wall Street and Main Street.

@MarkHalperin lol -- that was f hilarious - an equal old and new testament guy ---- ok then

+1

@sonusvarghese is there any mention of no longer seeking uranium enrichment - i don't see it

An epic taco if Iran’s 10-point plan is the basis of the ceasefire Here’s what’s in that 👇 
1. Guarantee that Iran will not be attacked again
2. Permanent end to the war, not just a ceasefire
3. End to Israeli strikes in Lebanon
4. Lifting of all US sanctions on Iran
5. End to all regional fighting against Iranian allies
6. In return, Iran would open the Strait of Hormuz
7. Iran would impose a Hormuz fee of $2 million per ship
8. Iran would split these fees with Oman
9. Iran to provide rules for safe passage through Hormuz
10. Iran to use Hormuz fees for reconstruction instead of reparations

wti oil continues higher while stocks hold up in the slight green -- this will not last for long -- one of them has to give ---- i wld expect stocks to give back last week's gains in the not too distant future - currently spx 6589 naz comp 21,933

the reaction from traders on @HalftimeReport traders to news of a potential ''deal'' from iraq is v telling -- they all agreed this was just a brief market reset -- and are ready to get bulled up on a big move higher -- it says tht they are biased bullish despite recent action

this morning - cramer mentioned the term ''bear market'' on @cnbc when david faber asked why $nvda was selling at 13 times forward earnings despite their strong growth -- so there it is -- mrkt should bounce for rest of the week - we'll see wht he says next week

cramer reiterated this morning on @cnbc for individual investors not to sell stocks -- when he admits he was plain wrong - whenever that happens -- then we may start sniffing around a bottom

wj o'neil mentioned a 3 tier drop to declines -- today's close into early monday of next week probably marks the end of the the first phase of this drop

if i wanted to trade the v short term -- i would buy the close today - march 27th - on the u.s. indices ---- just for a pop on mon and early tues of next wk -- but that's not my focus at this point

@Norseman1 prefer a late day rally to give the bulls hope

Let's puke it into the close!