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WOLF@WOLF_Financial·
WOLF WEEKLY CALENDAR! The MASTERS ⛳️ of Daily Live Spaces and Streams covering Stock Market News, Earnings, Investing, Trading, and more! Highlights Include: -Market News and Analysis with @stocktalkweekly, @StockMKTNewz, @RedDogT3 and more. - Live Trading Spaces and Streams on @WOLF_TradingX with @WolfRyan, @AcetheKid, @MapleStax, @KCTrades777, @BullTradeFinder, @PaperGainsInc and many more. - Tesla Deep Dive with @wholemars, @imPenny2x, @SawyerMerritt, and crew! - NEW Investing For Income show with @randrewcworth Be sure you are following this account as well as all the host accounts across our full network of channels. Links to set Reminders are in the Thread below!
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Evan@StockMKTNewz·
This is what my actual portfolio looks like when you combine all my accounts Tell me why im stupid below
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WOLF@WOLF_Financial·
WARREN BUFFETT AND CHARLIE MUNGER ON A HIJACKED PLANE "The hijackers picked us out as the two dirty capitalists they had to execute. They said each of us would get one last request." "They turned to Charlie and said, what would you like? Charlie said, I would like to give once more my speech on the virtues of Costco. With illustrations." "The hijacker said, that sounds pretty reasonable. He turned to me and said, what would you like, Mr. Buffett?" "I said, shoot me first."
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WOLF@WOLF_Financial·
18 MINUTES OF ADVICE FROM THE PEOPLE WHO BUILT THE BIGGEST COMPANIES ON EARTH Steve Jobs: “It’s so hard that if you don’t love it, any rational person would give up.” Mark Zuckerberg: “Don’t bother trying to avoid mistakes. You’re gonna make tons of them. The important thing is learning quickly.” “You want to sound crazy but you want to actually be right.” “Look for three things: high intelligence, high energy, and high integrity. You can’t compromise on one of them.” “If you’re not coming up with 10 ideas a day, your idea muscle will atrophy. I started this in 2001 and I still do it every single day.” “Be pragmatically pessimistic. Define the worst case scenarios before you ever start. If you go in with rose colored glasses, the first major hiccup will make you quit.” Whether you’re building a company or investing in one, save this.
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WOLF@WOLF_Financial·
$4 GAS AND THE IRAN WAR ARE SQUEEZING THE “FUN ECONOMY” When gas and groceries eat more of the budget, entertainment is the first thing to go. The data is showing it: • Bowling (Bowlero, 350+ locations): traffic down 10.6% in March • Dave & Buster’s (170 locations): traffic down 4.5% • Main Event (50+ locations): traffic down 7.6% • Escape rooms: traffic down 6.7% Consumer sentiment just hit a record low of 47.6. 27% of consumers say they’re actively pulling back on discretionary spending, shifting dollars toward essentials like groceries and housing. One cycling event CEO: “Registrations were trending well ahead of previous years, and then they just stopped. Stopped.” Economists say the pullback is usually temporary. When gas prices come down, people tend to come back quickly. The question is how long this lasts.
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ON THIS DAY IN 2013, ROBINHOOD $HOOD WAS FOUNDED Vlad Tenev and Baiju Bhatt, both Stanford grads, started Robinhood after already building two finance companies together. Here are some of the people that invested in Robinhood's first funding round Index Ventures Andreesson Horowitz Google Ventures Rothenberg Ventures Tim Draper Howard Lindson Two years later in 2015, they launched the app publicly and became the first platform to let anyone in the US buy and sell stocks for free. Before that, a single trade could cost you $10+.
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WOLF@WOLF_Financial·
"EVERYONE IS BORN A BAD INVESTOR" SAYS BRIAN FEROLDI @BrianFeroldi The instincts that keep you alive in society destroy you in markets. When everyone buys, you rush in. When everyone panics, you freeze. The best time to buy stocks in the last 5 years was March 2020 and January 2023. The two moments nobody wanted to touch anything. You have to fight your own biology to invest well.
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Here is a full list of every 🇺🇸 stock-based ETF that Vanguard has: $VOO - S&P 500 ETF $VTI - Total Stock Market ETF $VUG - Growth ETF $VTV - Value ETF $VV - Large-Cap ETF $MGC - Mega Cap ETF $MGK - Mega Cap Growth ETF $MGV - Mega Cap Value ETF $VO - Mid-Cap ETF $VOT - Mid-Cap Growth ETF $VOE - Mid-Cap Value ETF $VB - Small-Cap ETF $VBK - Small-Cap Growth ETF $VBR - Small-Cap Value ETF $VXF - Extended Market ETF $VIG - Dividend Appreciation ETF $VYM - High Dividend Yield ETF $VONE - Russell 1000 ETF $VONG - Russell 1000 Growth ETF $VONV - Russell 1000 Value ETF $VTWO - Russell 2000 ETF $VTWG - Russell 2000 Growth ETF $VTWV - Russell 2000 Value ETF $VTHR - Russell 3000 ETF $VOOG - S&P 500 Growth ETF $VOOV - S&P 500 Value ETF $IVOO - S&P Mid-Cap 400 ETF $IVOG - S&P Mid-Cap 400 Growth ETF $IVOV - S&P Mid-Cap 400 Value ETF $VIOO - S&P Small-Cap 600 ETF $VIOG - S&P Small-Cap 600 Growth ETF $VIOV - S&P Small-Cap 600 Value ETF $VFMO - U.S. Momentum Factor ETF $VFMF - U.S. Multifactor ETF $VFMV - U.S. Minimum Volatility ETF $VFQY - U.S. Quality Factor ETF $VFVA - U.S. Value Factor ETF
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@ralliesarena This looks like took a lot of time to write
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WE ARE TRYING TO ANSWER THE QUESTION ... IS AI GOOD AT INVESTING We gave a bunch of AI models including Claude, ChatGPT, and Grok $100K in the stock market to see if they could beat the S&P 500 Here is a deep dive into how it has been going so far: During the time of our test which started in late November the S&P 500 is up 5.2% 🟢 currently at new all time highs This is what the leaderboard currently looks like in the Rallies AI Stock Market Arena: 🥇 ChatGPT: +28.5%🟢 🥈 Claude: +16.1%🟢 🥉 Gemini: +11.3%🟢 4 Grok: +6.5%🟢 5 Deepseek: +0.3%🟢 6 Qwen: -35.2%🔴 - 4 out of the 6 AIs are beating the S&P 500 (2 by more than 10%) - 2 out of the 6 AIs are underperforming the market All 4 of the AI models from the United States 🇺🇸 are beating the stock market while the 2 from China 🇨🇳 are not Before we get too deep into it If you want to see everything all of the AIs own and & every move they make it is all available on the Arena tab of the Rallies website & app (See the post commented below this for the link) This is what all of the AIs currently own - ChatGPT: $54.6K of Credo $CRDO (+37% 🟢 on the position) $35.9K of Google $GOOGL (+19%🟢) $27.5K of Nebius $NBIS (+37%🟢) $9.8K of Amphenol $APH (+8%🟢) $826 of cash GPT is running a very concentrated portfolio with just 4 names and no cash It has been a volatile time but right now ... ChatGPT is on top of the world GPT went really hard into Credo stock back on March 6th and it has paid off GPT was active buying on in late March adding Nebius on March 24th and Google on March 31st Fun fact ChatGPT still has not made a single sale, a very important part of the game. It will be very interesting to see how it handles that - Claude: $14.5K of Intuit $INTU (+7%🟢) $13.5K of Nvidia $NVDA (+10%🟢) $12.3K of Interactive Brokers $IBKR (+28%🟢) $11.3K of Google $GOOGL (+13%🟢) $8.6K of Mondelez $MDLZ (+7%🟢) $8.5K of Kroger $KR (+2%🟢) $8.1K of Emcor $EME (+31%🟢) $7.3K of Adobe $ADBE (+5%🟢) $6.3K of Visa $V (+4%🟢) $5.5K of Enterprise Products $EPD (-2%🔴) $5.5K of Accenture $ACN (+2%🟢) $5.4K of CVS Health $CVS (-0.4%🔴) $9.2K of Cash Claude has been the steadiest model in this competition so far It has been near the very top of the leaderboard for the entire competition Claude has had 2 really big wins that it closed out and doesnt show up on here ... Claude made - $3,319 on Marvell stock (Bought on Nov 25th sold half on Dec 8th then was out the rest by Apr 13th) - $3,704 on Cheniere stock (Bought Dec 29th and then sold throughout March) Claude made almost no moves in March but has gotten active again here in April So far this month Claude added the Adobe and Accenture stakes and sold Marvell and IBKR Claude is rotating? - Gemini: $20.2K of Nvidia $NVDA (+12%🟢) $18.3K of NextEra Energy $NEE (+7%🟢) $14.6K of $ASML (+9%🟢) 11.1K of United Rentals $URI (+8%🟢) $11K of Vertex $VRTX (-8%🔴) $10K of Northrop Grumman $NOC (-8%🔴) $6.3K of ServiceNow $NOW (-1%🔴) $4.7K of Intuitive Surgical $ISRG (-10%🔴) $15.1K of Cash Gemini has also been a constant at the top of the leaderboard It's strategy feels similar to Claude in diversification, but it has a little more red Gemini has had a couple big Ws that it has already closed out including: - $4,138 on Exxon Mobil stock (Bought on Dec 18th sold half on Jan 26th and the other half on Mar 19th) - $3,876 on Caterpillar stock (Bought on Dec 2nd and then sold on Feb 3rd) - $1,977 on Palantir stock (Bought on Feb 17th and sold on Mar 10th) Gemini was active buying in mid to late March but hasnt done any buying since. The only move Gemini has made so far in March was taking profits on ASML stock - Grok: $58.2K of Micron $MU (+35%🟢) $25.4K of Salesforce $CRM (-15%🔴) $18.8K of ServiceNow $NOW (-6%🔴) Grok's portfolio is more similar to GPT's than Claude and Gemini Grok is heavily concentrated in just 3 names and 2 themes Memory and Software ... *so far* Memory has worked and Software has not Grok does not have the same previous winners that Claude and Gemini have Grok lost $2,147 of Qualcomm, $1,835 on Oracle, and $734 of First Solar Grok so far is batting 1 for 6 BUT this is a lesson in position sizing Despite having a 17% hit rate right now Grok is beating the market Why? Grok has been really right on its largest holding - Deepseek: $23,094 of Broadcom $AVGO (+17%🟢) $12,447 of Exxon Mobil $XOM (+25%🟢) $12,035 of Bristol-Myers $BMY (+22%🟢) $9,284 of SLB $SLB (+16%🟢) $8,878 of Northrop Grumman $NOC (-11%🔴) $8,864 of Lockheed Martin $LMT (-11%🔴) $5,265 of American Water Works $AWK (-5%🔴) $5,138 of Boston Scientific $BSX (-1%🔴) $4,273 of Marathon $MPC (-3%🔴) $4,020 of Brookfield $BIP (+0.1%🟢) $3,277 of CVS Health $CVS (+9%🟢) $2,522 of Keurig Dr Pepper $KDP (+5%🟢) $0 of Micron Technology $MU (+0.0%) Is this a case of overdiversification from Deepseek? Deepseek is up double digits on its 4 largest holdings right now but is still struggling to compete Deepseek does have a previous win or 2 under its belt making $4K on Micron and $1.6K on Applied Materials BUT Deepseek has some HUGE loses ... Deepseek lost - $5,145 on Snowflake (Bought in Dec sold on Mar 5th) - $5,389 on MongoDB (Bought on Dec 2nd sold on Mar 3rd) Deepseek is also one of the most active out of all of the AI models Deepseek has mostly been buying in April so far - Qwen: $19,270 of Gilead $GILD (-2%🔴) $8,468 of Microsoft $MSFT (+17%🟢) $7,446 of JPMorgan $JPM (+7%🟢) $6,828 of Coca-Cola $KO (-2%🔴) $6,590 of Exxon $XOM (-9%🔴) $6,545 of Merck $MRK (-2%🔴) $6,401 of Duke Energy $DUK (-3%🔴) $2,840 of Philip Morris $PM (-1%🔴) $363.87 of Micron $MU (-1%🔴) Qwen went all in on Datadog stock in late November and then sold the bottom in February ... pain Qwen lost $35,390 on Datadog stock ... $35.4K!!! This is Qwen trying to make a comeback and it isnt off to a great start AND THAT'S A WRAP What AI models should we make sure are added to the Rallies Arena?
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WOLF@WOLF_Financial·
Every US 🇺🇸 made AI model is currently beating the S&P 500 in the Rallies AI Stock Market Arena
Rallies Arena@ralliesarena

WE ARE TRYING TO ANSWER THE QUESTION ... IS AI GOOD AT INVESTING We gave a bunch of AI models including Claude, ChatGPT, and Grok $100K in the stock market to see if they could beat the S&P 500 Here is a deep dive into how it has been going so far: During the time of our test which started in late November the S&P 500 is up 5.2% 🟢 currently at new all time highs This is what the leaderboard currently looks like in the Rallies AI Stock Market Arena: 🥇 ChatGPT: +28.5%🟢 🥈 Claude: +16.1%🟢 🥉 Gemini: +11.3%🟢 4 Grok: +6.5%🟢 5 Deepseek: +0.3%🟢 6 Qwen: -35.2%🔴 - 4 out of the 6 AIs are beating the S&P 500 (2 by more than 10%) - 2 out of the 6 AIs are underperforming the market All 4 of the AI models from the United States 🇺🇸 are beating the stock market while the 2 from China 🇨🇳 are not Before we get too deep into it If you want to see everything all of the AIs own and & every move they make it is all available on the Arena tab of the Rallies website & app (See the post commented below this for the link) This is what all of the AIs currently own - ChatGPT: $54.6K of Credo $CRDO (+37% 🟢 on the position) $35.9K of Google $GOOGL (+19%🟢) $27.5K of Nebius $NBIS (+37%🟢) $9.8K of Amphenol $APH (+8%🟢) $826 of cash GPT is running a very concentrated portfolio with just 4 names and no cash It has been a volatile time but right now ... ChatGPT is on top of the world GPT went really hard into Credo stock back on March 6th and it has paid off GPT was active buying on in late March adding Nebius on March 24th and Google on March 31st Fun fact ChatGPT still has not made a single sale, a very important part of the game. It will be very interesting to see how it handles that - Claude: $14.5K of Intuit $INTU (+7%🟢) $13.5K of Nvidia $NVDA (+10%🟢) $12.3K of Interactive Brokers $IBKR (+28%🟢) $11.3K of Google $GOOGL (+13%🟢) $8.6K of Mondelez $MDLZ (+7%🟢) $8.5K of Kroger $KR (+2%🟢) $8.1K of Emcor $EME (+31%🟢) $7.3K of Adobe $ADBE (+5%🟢) $6.3K of Visa $V (+4%🟢) $5.5K of Enterprise Products $EPD (-2%🔴) $5.5K of Accenture $ACN (+2%🟢) $5.4K of CVS Health $CVS (-0.4%🔴) $9.2K of Cash Claude has been the steadiest model in this competition so far It has been near the very top of the leaderboard for the entire competition Claude has had 2 really big wins that it closed out and doesnt show up on here ... Claude made - $3,319 on Marvell stock (Bought on Nov 25th sold half on Dec 8th then was out the rest by Apr 13th) - $3,704 on Cheniere stock (Bought Dec 29th and then sold throughout March) Claude made almost no moves in March but has gotten active again here in April So far this month Claude added the Adobe and Accenture stakes and sold Marvell and IBKR Claude is rotating? - Gemini: $20.2K of Nvidia $NVDA (+12%🟢) $18.3K of NextEra Energy $NEE (+7%🟢) $14.6K of $ASML (+9%🟢) 11.1K of United Rentals $URI (+8%🟢) $11K of Vertex $VRTX (-8%🔴) $10K of Northrop Grumman $NOC (-8%🔴) $6.3K of ServiceNow $NOW (-1%🔴) $4.7K of Intuitive Surgical $ISRG (-10%🔴) $15.1K of Cash Gemini has also been a constant at the top of the leaderboard It's strategy feels similar to Claude in diversification, but it has a little more red Gemini has had a couple big Ws that it has already closed out including: - $4,138 on Exxon Mobil stock (Bought on Dec 18th sold half on Jan 26th and the other half on Mar 19th) - $3,876 on Caterpillar stock (Bought on Dec 2nd and then sold on Feb 3rd) - $1,977 on Palantir stock (Bought on Feb 17th and sold on Mar 10th) Gemini was active buying in mid to late March but hasnt done any buying since. The only move Gemini has made so far in March was taking profits on ASML stock - Grok: $58.2K of Micron $MU (+35%🟢) $25.4K of Salesforce $CRM (-15%🔴) $18.8K of ServiceNow $NOW (-6%🔴) Grok's portfolio is more similar to GPT's than Claude and Gemini Grok is heavily concentrated in just 3 names and 2 themes Memory and Software ... *so far* Memory has worked and Software has not Grok does not have the same previous winners that Claude and Gemini have Grok lost $2,147 of Qualcomm, $1,835 on Oracle, and $734 of First Solar Grok so far is batting 1 for 6 BUT this is a lesson in position sizing Despite having a 17% hit rate right now Grok is beating the market Why? Grok has been really right on its largest holding - Deepseek: $23,094 of Broadcom $AVGO (+17%🟢) $12,447 of Exxon Mobil $XOM (+25%🟢) $12,035 of Bristol-Myers $BMY (+22%🟢) $9,284 of SLB $SLB (+16%🟢) $8,878 of Northrop Grumman $NOC (-11%🔴) $8,864 of Lockheed Martin $LMT (-11%🔴) $5,265 of American Water Works $AWK (-5%🔴) $5,138 of Boston Scientific $BSX (-1%🔴) $4,273 of Marathon $MPC (-3%🔴) $4,020 of Brookfield $BIP (+0.1%🟢) $3,277 of CVS Health $CVS (+9%🟢) $2,522 of Keurig Dr Pepper $KDP (+5%🟢) $0 of Micron Technology $MU (+0.0%) Is this a case of overdiversification from Deepseek? Deepseek is up double digits on its 4 largest holdings right now but is still struggling to compete Deepseek does have a previous win or 2 under its belt making $4K on Micron and $1.6K on Applied Materials BUT Deepseek has some HUGE loses ... Deepseek lost - $5,145 on Snowflake (Bought in Dec sold on Mar 5th) - $5,389 on MongoDB (Bought on Dec 2nd sold on Mar 3rd) Deepseek is also one of the most active out of all of the AI models Deepseek has mostly been buying in April so far - Qwen: $19,270 of Gilead $GILD (-2%🔴) $8,468 of Microsoft $MSFT (+17%🟢) $7,446 of JPMorgan $JPM (+7%🟢) $6,828 of Coca-Cola $KO (-2%🔴) $6,590 of Exxon $XOM (-9%🔴) $6,545 of Merck $MRK (-2%🔴) $6,401 of Duke Energy $DUK (-3%🔴) $2,840 of Philip Morris $PM (-1%🔴) $363.87 of Micron $MU (-1%🔴) Qwen went all in on Datadog stock in late November and then sold the bottom in February ... pain Qwen lost $35,390 on Datadog stock ... $35.4K!!! This is Qwen trying to make a comeback and it isnt off to a great start AND THAT'S A WRAP What AI models should we make sure are added to the Rallies Arena?

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WOLF@WOLF_Financial·
@Igor_Buinevici This is a great compilation. Thanks for sharing
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Igor Buinevici@Igor_Buinevici·
Stop paying thousands for AI courses. These 14 practical AI guides are all you need: Get this as a PDF with clickable links: Subscribe to my newsletter at WildCapital.co AI Intro - grow.google/intl/nl/google… Claude 101 - anthropic.skilljar.com Claude Code - code.claude.com/docs/en/overvi… ChatGPT Skills - academy.openai.com Claude Cowork - support.claude.com/en/articles/13… Claude for Excel - support.claude.com/en/articles/12… Building AI Agents - cdn.openai.com/business-guide… Mastering AI Images - cloud.google.com/blog/products/… Claude Skills Mastering - resources.anthropic.com/hubfs/The-Comp… Building AI Applications - developers.openai.com/tracks/ai-appl… Generating AI Presentations - gamma.app/explore/conten… ChatGPT Prompt Engineering - developers.openai.com/api/docs/guide… Claude API and Tool Use Guide - platform.claude.com/docs/en/agents… Claude Project Knowledge Management - support.claude.com/en/articles/95… Take full advantage of these resources: 🔖 Save this post for later. ♻️ Share with others so they can master AI too!
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@BrettErik Real progress starts when excuses stop winning.
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Brett Erik@BrettErik·
you don't need more motivation. you probably just need to keep the promises you made to yourself
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@tyromper Context changes everything in how access feels.
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Tyler Todt@tyromper·
This seems like common sense: Early on when you're dating THEIR PHONE is 100% off limits. Even if they left it open sitting out you shouldn't look through anything. You're a SCUMBAG if you look behind their back. When you're married THEIR PHONE is 100% on limits. Shared passwords & access to anything anytime. You're a SCUMBAG if you won't allow access to your spouse. My wife could track anything & everything I do, person I talk to, emails I send etc. & I couldn't care less. All that would happen is she would be bored & think me & my buddies talk way too much about: •health •our kids •sports •God •The Rocky films •If 20 of us could kill 1 tiger before we killed it.
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@iamcoriarnold Action beats planning every single time.
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Cori Arnold@iamcoriarnold·
To become a millionaire, you don't need to be popular you don't need to be overly smart you don't need to come from wealth. You simply need these 4 traits:
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WOLF@WOLF_Financial·
PETER SCHIFF THINKS GOLD IS GOING TO $20,000 At its peak this year gold was up $6 trillion in market cap. More than any publicly traded company in the world.' Morgan Stanley has a $8,000 target. @PeterSchiff thinks that is not wild at all. His reasoning: debt, inflation, and a dollar losing its grip. The trajectory points much higher. "Something like $20,000 would be crazy because it's way above where we are. But I think that's certainly something that might happen."
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Is this Bitcoin $BTC chart bullish or bearish to you?
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