Adam Sadler

Revised top 5 stocks $orcl $intr $achr $pbr $rddt Bonus for Chinese exposure $baidu

@MichaelMOTTCM Guys this is called risk management , enough with the peanut gallery

The volume is just melting away.

@globepolitics Sovereign debt fund

Carney to announce sovereign wealth fund theglobeandmail.com/politics/artic…

@ryangerritsen @scorpchickk99 @MarcNixon24 1 person? My wife and I are going to Europe and our tickets doubled from 2509 with round trip trip to more than 5grand

@scorpchickk99 @MarcNixon24 That is the cost now for lowest fare and standard fare flights. WestJet I just searched for my same dates in November. Look at the cost for checked luggage. It’s outrageous $147.00 per bag.

Fuel prices go up and the Airlines in Canada immediately take the opportunity to hose Canadians. Air Canada is charging $95.00 per person now for checked luggage. This is such a gross money grab.

@CapitalMktGuy @DiMartinoBooth @MauiBoyMacro @m3_melody You’re not accounting for the velocity of money compared to any period of history

@MauiBoyMacro @m3_melody You’re spot on. I’ve been watching the gig economy numbers for some time. They point to a higher real unemployment rate and stress that state unemployment benefits don’t cover. This was a feature in a recent Quill from @DiMartinoBooth.

So many are confused by the huge gap between soft data (survey results) like the U of Michigan data below and objective economic metrics (GDP, Labor, etc). My advice, don’t fade the sentiment data. It represents real economic pain currently being experienced by many Americans. There are two primary reasons for the historic discrepancy in the different data. Record fiscal stimulus continues to prop up headline GDP and employment numbers, while the proliferation of gig economy jobs is helping to keep official unemployment low even as real household pain persists. The US federal deficit is currently running at around 6% of GDP, well above the long term historical average of 3.8%. Federal spending is 23% of GDP (which doesn’t include spending by state and local governments). Gig work has exploded. Approximately 76 million Americans (about 36% of the workforce) participated in freelance/gig work in 2025, with projections nearing 50% by 2027. Aggregate GDP and jobs numbers seemingly look respectable, but the real life experience for a large chunk of American households is much rougher. Consumer sentiment surveys are capturing that gap better than the smoothed official metrics right now.

@Canadada5 @LukeWolgram People in Toronto are generally great

@LukeWolgram You think Calgary is bad and you think Toronto will be better? What? lol What is important to you about where you live?

Moving to Calgary hasn't really been worth it. Current lease is up at the end of July. I am strongly considering moving to Ontario (Toronto area?). I know literally no one there (outside of those here on X). Anyone have any thoughts?

@trader_bpop @LukeWolgram Toronto is awesome, some of it sucks, but it’s really what you make of it. There’s a ton of opportunity here relative to most places in the country in any relevant field you can name. Vancouver is all the bad parts of Toronto on steroids and estrogen blockers

@LukeWolgram What don’t you enjoy about YYC? Toronto is a fair few people’s least favourite city in the country. Look at Vancouver if you’re wanting a big city. Vancouver island if you want to disconnect and don’t mind older people.

@LukeWolgram Move to Toronto and learn to play poker Buy in for a couple hundred bucks and start chatting with guys and making friends You might even win some money and couple hundred bucks is not a lot of money

@patientinvestor @BradMunchen People don’t realize this 5 year window aligns with Covid boom and bust , now que the lack of ev credits and unpopular must and spce ico

If you bought Tesla 5 years ago, you’d be down 7%. Valuations do matter! $TSLA

@Vol888 He’s going to capitalize expenses so that there is no hit to the bottom line This is fraud btw

$TSLA One of the big bearish narratives after Q1 earnings was capex spending. If you read Musk’s quote and believe he’s a strong allocator of capital, that same statement can actually be viewed as bullish.

@The_Real_Fly Who’s going to be paying for it at this point , is it still trump ?

Do you think we need a new ballroom?

@TheTriggerTrade These kids will never live through a real inside job #building7

You realize this is a stupidity litmus test that you are all failing right?

Notice he is in a tux

Cole Allen

@ariaradnia Yes

I don’t like beer… This is the best beer I’ve had

@tradeinvest_ai @gurgavin @StockSavvyShay Being early is no different than wrong my friend

@BangerTickerz @gurgavin @StockSavvyShay Don’t sleep on quantum stocks. He’s just early on a lot of them.

JUST BROUGHT BACK MY OLD PROFILE PICTURE THAT I HAD PREVIOUSLY FOR THE LAST 10 YEARS WE ARE SO BACK 🤝

@tradeinvest_ai @gurgavin @StockSavvyShay Quantum stocks, he exagggerates his experience in m&a and deals as well. A massive ditzy guy with no real alpha to offer for stock picks

@BangerTickerz @gurgavin @StockSavvyShay Shay has been money on his picks. What has he called that has been off?

@rizzzcam People think it’s real lmao

The best thing to do when someone insults you is to create space for them without being confrontational. Too often we see clips on social media of people getting hostile toward each other. Love is the highest path, it will transcend all negativity!

I think it’s a good chance talks with Iran aren’t well given the Powell news drop

@MichaelMOTTCM Second round of talks facilitated by Pakistan

So what happened now? It is like every day there is some bogus news that markets move on. You'd think it would catch on already