CryptoDDS @brothdds

IF YOU'RE 45 WITH KIDS WHO ARE GROWING UP FAST, I NEED TO WARN YOU ABOUT THESE 12 THINGS BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE. 1. The window to be their favorite person is closing much faster than you realize.

"We're in October 1999. The market will gain another 40%, and then crash so hard it'll take your breath away." Paul Tudor Jones, a frontrunner among legendary macro traders, billionaire, and founder of Tudor Investment Corp, made a resonant statement about the current state of markets and the AI ​​bubble. Legendary investor Paul Tudor Jones laid out the basics on CNBC's Squawk Box. While retail investors wonder if it's too late to enter the tech sector, the billionaire stated bluntly: we're in the final, craziest stage of the bubble. A 1999 analogy: According to Jones, the current multiples and euphoria surrounding AI are a dead ringer for the fall of 1999-four to five months before the historic dot-com crash. 40% headroom: The rally isn't over yet. The AI ​​bull market has the potential to last another 1-2 years. The market capitalization-to-GDP ratio in the US could reach an abnormal 300-350% (versus 140% in 2000), after which a "stunning correction" will occur. "AI is the greatest challenge in history": Jones calls artificial intelligence the most significant technological shift since the advent of the PC in 1981 and the internet in 1995. He himself is actively buying AI assets, but doing so exclusively in broad baskets rather than individual stocks, maintaining strict risk controls. Fed Rates and Politics: When asked by the hosts whether potential Fed Chair candidate Kevin Warsh would be able to quickly cut interest rates, Jones responded curtly: "There's zero chance of a cut." The huge budget deficit and the tech giants' massive capital investments in the energy grid will leave the regulator with no room to maneuver. Smart money doesn't try to short a locomotive while it's still in full swing. It's possible and necessary to profit during the final stages of a parabolic rally, but holding these positions long-term without a hedge is suicidal. Jones is boarding the train, but he already has his hand on the emergency brake.

Yumzlef @Yumzlef

3 weeks ago

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Glen Beck is right about everything, but his thoughts and theories stop where we are at right now.. we are at the “Precipice”, and those other civilizations did not have a conclusion that had a plan. They blindly played lemmings.

This man teaches at a community college in California. His salary: around $800,000 a year. The engineers who passed calculus because of him: $1,800,000 to start. He has more calculus students than Harvard, MIT, and Stanford combined. This is Professor Leonard's Calculus 2, Lecture 6.2. Free on YouTube. Professor Leonard has taught calculus on YouTube for over a decade. His channel has millions of subscribers across 150 countries. Every major university has students who watch him the night before their exam. Then the concept. An inverse function is a machine that undoes another machine. If a function takes 2 and gives you 8, the inverse takes 8 and gives you back 2. Finding an inverse means switching every x and y in the equation and solving for y again. The graph flips across the line y = x like a mirror. Then the problem. Sometimes it is easy to find the inverse. Sometimes it is impossible to write it explicitly. A function like 3π sin x + sin x cannot be solved for x with algebra. You have to think. What angle makes the whole thing equal to 1? You work backwards through the unit circle until the answer appears. Then the shortcut. If you want the derivative of an inverse at a point, you do not need the inverse itself. You only need the derivative of the original function. The formula: the derivative of the inverse at a point equals 1 divided by the derivative of the original function evaluated at the switched point. The inverse flips the coordinates, so you flip where you plug in. Watch the moment he shows why G prime of 8 equals 1/12 without ever writing the inverse function. Every engineering student memorizes the derivative rules. Professor Leonard's lecture is the one that shows why the inverse derivative formula is just those same rules run backwards. A software engineer at a semiconductor company in Austin said Professor Leonard's channel is the reason she passed Calculus 2 on her second attempt. She graduated, joined the company, and now makes $165,000 a year. Bookmark this and watch later - after this lecture every inverse problem on your exam will feel like a question you already answered.

Lupen @0xLupenn

a month ago

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33 FACTS for Your Fantasy Football Drafts: 1. Jahmyr Gibbs, Saquon Barkley, Kyren Willians and Blake Corum are the only RBs with elite offensive lines and easy schedules. 2. Brock Purdy is projected to finish QB7, according to Vegas sportsbook lines. His ADP is QB14. 3...

MOST MARRIAGES ENDS IN DIVORCE DUE TO END OF BUTTERFLIES. YOUR MARRIAGE IS NOT BORING. IT JUST HAS NO RITUALS TO MAINTAIN THE HONEYMOON PHASE. Here are 9 to steal: 1. THE SIX-SECOND KISS

🚨 Every September, fantasy managers ask: “HOW did we let him fall that far?” These 7 players could make their 2026 draft price look absolutely RIDICULOUS. 🧵👇

Citadel FF @FF_Citadel

2 weeks ago

🚨 Your fantasy draft won’t be won in Round 1. It’ll be won by finding the player who SHOULD have gone there. These are my 7 bets to become 2027 first-round fantasy picks. 🧵👇

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#BTC Bitcoin is finding resistance at the Macro Downtrend (black) But there's also another resistance to consider The April/May 2026 Monthly candle-bodied highs (blue) Monthly Close below both Macro Downtrend & these Monthly highs would confirm a confluent resistance for Bitcoin here $BTC #Bitcoin

Rekt Capital @rektcapital

2 weeks ago

#BTC Bitcoin has reached the Macro Triangle Downtrend Technically, Bitcoin is still experiencing Macro Lower Highs and would need to break this Macro Downtrend to enter into a new Macro Uptrend $BTC #Bitcoin

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#BTC Back in May 2026, Bitcoin indeed rejected from $82.5k, falling short of the green 21-Month EMA resistance As anticipated, Bitcoin rejected from here, broke down from the purple 50-Month EMA and enter Bearish Acceleration over time (see post below) And now months later, Bitcoin is back at these very same levels, once again Break the Downtrend and Bitcoin will confirm entry into a new technical Macro Uptrend Reject from here however and price will maintain its series of Lower Highs History suggests there's still time for price to continue its Downtrend Even though understandably it's tempting to throw long-standing Bitcoin price principles out the window, especially after such an impressive move like this But as long as price continues to print Lower Highs, then this move could be rendered as a Relief Rally Overall, the Macro Downtrend is the line in the sand $BTC #Crypto #Bitcoin

Rekt Capital @rektcapital

4 months ago

#BTC Bitcoin continues to spend time between these two Macro EMAs Bitcoin indeed produced a relief rally from the 50-Month EMA (purple) to reach the green 21-Month EMA which is where price could be falling short If history repeats, Bitcoin could reject from here to then

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Rather than getting a 9th movie about the 82 Brewers, can we get a buddy comedy starring Pat Murphy and Chuck Freimund?

Chuck Freimund @ChuckFreimund

2 weeks ago

Last week on “Locked on Brewers” I got on Brewers manager Pat Murphy for not using Abner Uribe in Wednesday loss in San Diego Well he never told media before game that day -Uribe was hurt! Murph called me out last night- in jest! We are lucky to have Murph!!!

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I love how @nickshirleyy inspired a generation of reporters to simply walk into these places and uncover ridiculous fraud. The more reporters doing this, the better.

A home theater installer has calibrated over 3,000 TVs in 12 years from $400 budget sets to $15,000 flagship OLEDs in custom media rooms. He walks into people's homes, looks at their TV for 5 seconds, and can tell them exactly what's wrong. He told me: "Almost every TV I see is running in the same mode Best Buy uses under fluorescent showroom lights. The motion smoothing is on. The sharpness is cranked. The eco dimmer is cutting brightness by 30–40%. And the TV is taking a screenshot of the screen every few seconds and selling the viewing data to advertisers. People are watching a $1,500 panel the same way it looked on the store shelf and that's the worst possible way to watch it." He said a properly calibrated TV doesn't look "better." It looks like a completely different television. He changed 9 settings on my TV in 15 minutes. The soap opera effect disappeared. The colors became natural. Skin tones stopped looking plastic. Dark scenes became visible. The TV stopped spying on me. And a movie finally looked like a movie instead of a daytime talk show. "TV manufacturers ship every set optimized for a showroom, not a living room. Then they bury the settings that fix it inside 6 menus nobody opens." Here are the 9 things he changed:

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MUST SEE 🚨 Spencer Pratt: “My opponent went to Harvard and she can’t even talk in a debate at MIT. She can’t— she’s holding the microphone like this.” Bill Maher: “I would be happy to shade [Harvard]. Some great people have come out of Harvard but it’s also an a$$hole factory. The kids are chanting for Hamas.” Spencer Pratt: “I will go here, because I grew up in LA, All my best friends are Jewish. I grew up going to Crossroads [High School], I’ve been to more Bar and Bat Mitzvahs than I’d been to church… maybe it’s still tied. To the point where of course when I’m running for mayor I’m going to Temples, I’m supporting my Jewish friends.” “The level of psycho-Nazi lunacy that came at me, to just say that I want my friends and family to feel safe in LA, to feel safe if their kids go to UCLA.” “To see what people experience right now just because of their religion is diabolical.” “And again, I don’t care if you’re Muslim. I don’t care how you identify, I don’t care if you’re tr*ns, I don’t care. Whatever you do, but you should have the right to do that and feel safe, wherever you are.”

INSANE: #Seahawks first-round pick running back Jadarian Price hitting kneeling jumps while holding 140 pounds. One of the most explosive athletes in football. This is ABSURD 😳😳😳

Warren Buffett just called out America's gambling problem, the banks are printing money like it's going out of style, and we're telling you why AI is about to become the defining political issue of 2026. Also, Mike Novogratz (@novogratz) turned a $65 million land bet in Texas into one of the most powerful AI infrastructure plays in the country, and this week we're breaking down exactly how he did it and where it's going. All on this week's episode of All Things Markets. (@AllThingsMkts) (@SALTConference) Watch on X, YouTube, and Spotify. Timestamps 0:00 Mooch and Novo are back!! 0:45 The banks are printing money, best quarters ever 2:21 Is Trump's chaos actually good for bank trading desks? 7:10 Kevin Warsh update: Hawkish rhetoric, but doesn't look that way 9:04 AI and inflation debate: Is chip demand a temporary supply shock or persistent inflation? 11:36 Galaxy morphs into AI landlord one gigawatt at a time 18:31 "Data center equals AI, AI bad": How political perception is driving the backlash 19:45 Entrepreneurship lesson: SkyBridge's pivot and why your business can't look the same 20:44 Warren Buffett just called out America's gambling problem 24:37 Bullish or Bearish 1: Bitcoin trades back above $70,000 before it trades again below $60,000 27:52 Bullish or Bearish 2: Lionel Messi and Argentina repeat as World Cup champions 31:30 Bullish or Bearish 3 & 4: The next Fed move is a rate hike & SpaceX remains below its IPO price in 6 months 32:35 Bullish or Bearish 5: The Iran war ends before the end of Trump’s presidency 33:15 Bullish or Bearish 6: Putin is ousted from power within 2 years 34:00 What made you smile this week?

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This is the best thing I have heard in a long time!

I was in the Oval Office today for the launch of the Invest America / Trump Accounts initiative. Here are my takeaways: 1. This program may have the most bipartisan support of anything I have ever seen. Everyone, regardless of political party, understands the power of giving young children money to compound over decades. 2. While the government and current administration should get immense credit for the program, there were many private citizens like @altcap, @MichaelDell and others that persistently pursued the idea until it became reality. They quite literally changed the course of millions of lives with this idea. 3. It will quickly become a game of status for people to donate to fund the accounts. The Dell Family gave over $6 billion. SpaceX’s @Gwynne_Shotwell gave more than $300 million today. Brad Gerstner is adopting every child in the state of Indiana to give money to their accounts. The list goes on and on already… 4. Companies will begin making contributions core parts of their perk packages for employees. Corporations like Bank of America, JPMorgan, Robinhood and others have already announced these efforts. 5. The Oval Office is surprisingly small in size, but the historical significance of the room is palpable the second you walk into it. The President called it “the most important room in the world” today and I walked away thinking that was accurate. 6. This idea of Invest America accounts has become a magnet for the world’s most successful people. I saw Larry Fink, David Solomon, Lisa Su, and many other Fortune 500 CEOs in attendance for the Rose Garden lunch. It is hard for an idea to fail when this many people are behind it. 7. The Rose Garden was very nicely done. I had been to the White House before, but never to the Oval Office or the Rose Garden. Both seemed elevated compared to the rest of the White House and surrounding buildings. It sounds like the new ballroom will also be a modern structure that mirrors this elevated approach. 8. The staff and admin team in the White House are generous and genuine. Each person was kind, gracious, and seemed to be at the top of their game. Sometimes you go to places and are disappointed with the let down from your expectations, but this was not the case with the White House team. All professionals doing their job. 9. The media loves Trump way more than they let on publicly. Many of the mainstream hosts and anchors were joking around with him like it is one big club, while simultaneously laughing at his jokes and being much more friendly than I expected. He seems to be good for their business, so it makes sense why the public narrative and private interactions don’t appear to match. 10. I never thought I would see a day where @NYSE and @Nasdaq collaborated on an event like this, including the ringing of both bells by one person at the same time. I guess anything is possible if kids are involved. Overall, this was an awesome experience. I know some people like this administration and some people don’t. I learned from @kevinolearytv to focus on policies, not politicians. And the Invest America accounts are objectively a great idea that will hopefully spread like wildfire in the years to come.

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I spoke with @stoolpresidente to discuss: - how ESPN tried to fire him from his own company - buying the company back for $1 - his days as "Davey Day Trader" during Covid - the GameStop saga - bitcoin - artificial intelligence - sharing a bank account with ex-wife - running for NYC Mayor - his new book & the crazy stories he included YouTube: youtube.com/watch?v=sgtocF… Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/0jZH8s… Apple: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/dav… TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 - Intro 0:52 - How ESPN tried to fire Dave from his own company & the $1 buyback 12:47 - How Pomp and Dave first met & the Barstool Finance deal 14:55 - Davey Day Trader, Covid, & going to war with Wall Street 18:33 - GameStop & Steve Cohen 23:30 - Barstool's content model & talent machine 29:45 - The Business Insider hit piece 34:05 - Running for mayor of New York City 37:36 - How many houses does Dave have? 39:26 - AI & the future of content 41:51 - His ex-wife & the bank account story 44:12 - Bitcoin — bad trades, losses, & where he stands now 47:32 - Crazy Barstool moments 54:35 - The new book "Cancel Me If You Can"