TFUSE

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TFUSE

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@TFSPQR

Philadelphia, PA เข้าร่วม Eylül 2025
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TFUSE@TFSPQR·
@WinnerInvestor You know there are credit concerns. So many non-Performing loans claiming soon.
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Winner Investor MD
Winner Investor MD@WinnerInvestor·
$SOFI Market is green and we're down again. The ticker turned into a joke. Share offerings, short attacks, it's been awful for the last 3-6 months. One more share offering and we lose our investors too. I am against any further share offerings, given how cheap the stock is and how capitalized we are already. Management is great and they keep executing. Guide: 30% revenue growth 40% EPS growth FOR THREE YEARS. $SOFI LET'S GO $30S SOON
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Cantal Capital
Cantal Capital@Cantal_Capital·
$SOFI Like this if you think SOFI will be a $50+ stock one day
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TFUSE@TFSPQR·
@ColesTrades Stock probably going to test the $10 low in 2025
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Cole’s Trades
Cole’s Trades@ColesTrades·
$SOFI IS AT $14! THIS IS A 55% DISCOUNT!! THIS STOCK WILL BE $45 BY END OF YEAR! ARE YOU BUYING?
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RJ
RJ@phisportfanatic·
Top 5 CBs in the league right now no debate. 1. Patrick Surtain II 2. Quinyon Mitchell 3. Christian Gonzalez 4. Sauce Gardner 5. Derek Stingley HM. Trent Mcduffie
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Investor Denis
Investor Denis@InvestorDenis·
$SOFI sell-off is getting ridiculous. It's down 54% from November highs while nothing has changed for the business. Are you buying here?
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TFUSE
TFUSE@TFSPQR·
@NoLimitGains You do know the federal govt spends 20bn every single day.
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NoLimit
NoLimit@NoLimitGains·
🚨 The World Uncertainty Index just reached a new all time high Higher than Covid. Higher than 9/11. Higher than the 2008 financial crisis.
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TFUSE@TFSPQR·
@MmisterNobody lol. These fools think they will survive. The alpha male with weapons will kill him so fast.
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Mr. Nobody
Mr. Nobody@MmisterNobody·
🚨PALANTIR CEO ALEX KARP JUST BOUGHT A $46 MILLION BUNKER, AND IT SHOULD TERRIFY YOU Here we go, another billionaire builds a bunker, and you’re not supposed to question it. Alex Karp just bought a $46 million bunker with its own private police, and the kicker? His neighbors are Jeff Bezos, Mark Zuckerberg, and Jared Kushner. A billionaire spying on you while chilling in his bunker. They are preparing for something big to happen... What is going on?
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The Philly Special
The Philly Special@thePHIspecial·
It's March... and it's madness! But would you do this trade if you were the #Eagles? Eagles get: - Myles Garrett #Browns get: - 2027 1st round pick - 2028 1st round pick - 2027 3rd round pick - Moro Ojomo
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Jordan
Jordan@HyperAICapital·
🚨 THE LARGEST INVESTOR ON EARTH JUST SILENCED THE AI BUBBLE CROWD BlackRock CEO Larry Fink controls $14 trillion in assets. Every Fortune 500 CEO reads his letter before breakfast He just said this in his latest BBC interview: 1. “This is not a bubble” Fink talks directly to hyperscaler CEOs. Their message: demand is outpacing supply. Not slowing. Accelerating. They can’t build fast enough. 2. One data centre = $50 billion A single 1GW AI data centre costs over $50 billion. One tech CEO told Fink he needs 23 gigawatts by 2030. That’s over $1 trillion. From one company. 3. China is building 100GW of nuclear. Right now. That’s 30+ nuclear power stations under construction. While Europe debates planning permission, China pours concrete. 4. The real bottleneck isn’t chips. It’s power. “The biggest issue that limits the West is the cost of power.” His words. Not mine. 5. AI will create a blue-collar boom Fewer analysts. More technicians (e.g. electricians, welders, plumbers). The people who build and maintain AI infrastructure will be in massive demand. 6. Energy pragmatism, not ideology Oil. Gas. Solar. Nuclear. Wind. Use everything. Cheap power = economic resilience. Expensive power = recession. The largest investor on Earth just told you exactly where the money is going. AI infrastructure demand is real and accelerating. Only constrained by power.
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Global Statistics
Global Statistics@Globalstats11·
You can only eat two cuisine for life, which one are you choosing? 1. 🇮🇹 Italy 2. 🇬🇷 Greece 3. 🇹🇷 Turkey 4. 🇮🇳 India 5. 🇯🇵 Japan 6. 🇨🇳 China 7. 🇹🇭 Thailand 8. 🇲🇽 Mexico 9. 🇫🇷 France 10. 🇩🇪 Germany
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Golden Bachelor🥤X
Golden Bachelor🥤X@iamisokokid·
@RapSheet Eagles sign Elijah Moore to a 1-year deal? Howie Roseman out here dumpster diving again. Moore has been washed since his Jets days. This doesn’t fix the QB problem or the offense, just more mid talent for a team that’s already mid.
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CRYPTIVA
CRYPTIVA@cryptivaaa·
@NoLimitGains What caused oil prices to suddenly drop to $86 per barrel?
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NoLimit
NoLimit@NoLimitGains·
🚨 Oil just crashed to $86 Something big is about to happen.
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TFUSE
TFUSE@TFSPQR·
@NoLimitGains Israel TV is saying 30 day ceasefire is coming.
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Kingdaz28
Kingdaz28@DPeso99·
This post is claiming market crashes are "engineered transfers of equity" designed for "liquidity extraction." It sounds smart. It uses real numbers. And it's built on half-truths designed to sell you fear. Let me break it down. The crash numbers are accurate. The S&P 500 fell 56.8% peak-to-trough in 2008 and 34% in March 2020. No issues there. But calling these "engineered transfers of equity" is conspiracy framing, not market analysis. The 2008 crash was caused by a collapsing housing bubble, toxic mortgage-backed securities, and systemic bank failures. Lehman Brothers didn't go bankrupt as part of a wealth transfer scheme. Bear Stearns was acquired for $10/share — a 94% loss. AIG needed a government bailout. These are not the actions of puppet masters engineering crashes for profit. Institutions weren't collecting cheap shares — they were fighting for survival. Do institutions buy during panic? Yes. Buffett made $10B on his crisis-era investments. But buying during fear is not the same as CAUSING the fear. The post deliberately conflates the two. The behavioral finance stuff is directionally true but oversimplified. Emotional trading does hurt retail returns — the average equity fund investor earned 10.00% annualized over 30 years vs 10.92% for the S&P 500. But here's what the post ignores: the Investment Company Institute found that during the entire 2007-2009 crash, equity fund investors only redeemed 1.4% of their assets. Retail didn't stampede for the exits. Most people held. Now the insider selling claim. Bloomberg reported mega-cap tech execs sold $16B+ in stock in 2025. The insider buy/sell ratio sits at 0.23, below the 0.34 median. That part is real. But insider selling is NORMAL during bull markets. Many sales were pre-scheduled 10b5-1 plans set up months in advance. Bezos sold during his wedding. These aren't emergency exits. Insiders sell for dozens of reasons: taxes, diversification, real estate, divorce. They only buy for one reason. The biggest red flag? The post spends 90% building credibility with real-ish data, then pivots to: "I think a major correction is coming." Classic persuasion structure. If the market drops, the author's a genius. If it doesn't, the post disappears. And "dark pools and options gamma" is thrown in to sound sophisticated but means nothing specific here. It's the financial equivalent of "quantum blockchain synergy." I'll give the post credit: buying during panic works, emotional trading costs money, and waiting for media all-clear signals means you've missed the move. All true. But wrapping solid observations in conspiracy language and using that credibility to sell a bearish prediction is textbook fear-mongering content. Crashes aren't engineered. Markets are messy and driven by real economic forces. Stop letting fear content disguised as financial literacy dictate your investment decisions.
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NoLimit@NoLimitGains·
Read this slowly. Nobody is telling you the real function of a market crash. The consensus view is that volatility represents a market failure. But it doesn’t. In reality, it’s a feature designed for liquidity extraction. The fundamental paradigm of how fortunes are made is about exploiting panic. The truth? Every major drawdown, from the 57% crash in 2008 to the 34% drop in march 2020, was an engineered transfer of equity. Capital moved from reactive weak hands to disciplined institutional strong hands. Institutions have a luxury retail doesn't: Solvency. They aren't trading with rent money, so they don't have a ruin point on a standard correction. This liquidity buffer eliminates the emotional urge to capitulate. Here’s the mechanism they exploit every single time: 1. THE BIOLOGICAL FLAW Your brain is wired to fail in markets. When panic hits, your Amygdala screams "preserve capital," forcing you to sell at the exact moment risk premiums are most attractive. You crystallize losses at the bottom. 2. THE INSTITUTIONAL COUNTER-PARTY The big desks don't rely on sentiment, they use valuation models. When you panic sell, you are desperate for liquidity. They step in and provide it, absorbing your assets at deep discounts. 3. THE LAG TRAP Retail investors sit in cash waiting for the news to confirm it's safe. By the time the macro data looks good, the smart money has already driven the price up 30%. The optimal entry point has passed. If you’re waiting for an all clear signal from the media, you’re already too late. I’ve been tracking how the real money moves for the last 20 years. Price action lies, but order flow doesn't. The signal is in the dark pools and options gamma. Maximum fear + Institutional buying = the bottom. Don't overthink it. Just take the other side. BUT HERE’S THE THING… As of right now, the opposite is happening. Institutional traders (insiders) are selling everything at record levels, while retail investors think everything will do a 100x from here. I’ve been telling you for weeks, but I think a major correction is coming in the next few months. This market is being artificially sustained. When it finally breaks, it won't be a small correction, because we’re simply delaying the inevitable. As always, I promise to share all my moves publicly. I have an incredible track record and rarely miss. When I start deploying significant capital again because I believe the market has bottomed, I will share it here for everyone to see. Many people will regret not following me sooner.
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TFUSE
TFUSE@TFSPQR·
@Bitcoin_Teddy 3rd ? He doesn’t even make the top 10 at Walmart
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Bitcoin Teddy
Bitcoin Teddy@Bitcoin_Teddy·
Fattest man in the World back in 1890 (people paid money to see him) Today he’d be 3rd fattest guy at the local Walmart
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Barkley
Barkley@Barkley_Tap·
Be honest… Patrick Mahomes is the only reason the Kansas City Chiefs look elite. Without him, they’re average. True or False
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TFUSE@TFSPQR·
@Leooweb3 The dollar is or Crashing. Been strengthening.
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Leo@Leooweb3·
Gold is crashing. Silver is crashing. Crypto is crashing. Stocks are crashing. The dollar is crashing. Real talk what should we buy now?
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Luke Christensen
Luke Christensen@LukeChrisFFL·
WAY-TOO-EARLY 2026 NFL PLAYOFF SEEDING PREDICTIONS🔥🔥 AFC 1. Patriots 2. Bengals 3. Colts 4. Chargers 5. Broncos 6. Ravens 7. Bills NFC 1. Rams 2. Packers 3. Commanders 4. Falcons 5. Seahawks 6. 49ers 7. Lions
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