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Michael burry called the Ai bubble
- Michael burry bought a lot of puts in $NVDA and $PTLR
- he will not leave it on dump people to sell or figure out the scam he decided to talk about GME which is 100% heavily shorted using the collateral of the AI companies and Ai bubble itself.
Because GameStop will be exactly like Volkswagen short squeeze that happened in 2008 after the market collapsed and the hedge funds and banks sold their shares ( collateral )
$GME will be much bigger since it’s was delayed many times many years + GameStop has a big base of retail investor individual investors , insider billionaires and institutions.
Wait for the big event
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This is an MBS appreciation post.
I don’t think he gets anywhere near enough credit for what he’s doing for the Muslim world.
In Sudan, he’s fighting against the genocidal RSF militia.
In Yemen, he’s backing the Yemeni government against the khat munching rogue Houthi militia.
In Syria, he’s investing billions into its reconstruction and is the main backer of the vision to turn the country into a major trade and connectivity hub.
In Lebanon, he’s the main backer of the Lebanese government, both economically and diplomatically.
In Palestine, he’s helped secure Trump’s backing for the Gaza peace plan and is set to invest billions in Gaza’s reconstruction and the establishment of a Palestinian state.
He successfully lobbied France, Britain, Portugal, Luxembourg, Malta, Andorra, Monaco and San Marino to recognise Palestinian statehood, with Belgium also committing to recognition.
In Pakistan, he’s repeatedly stepped in with billions in financial assistance to help prevent an economic collapse.
In Somalia, he’s supporting Somalia’s unity and working to block any recognition of breakaway regions like Somaliland.
And in Saudi Arabia, he’s grown the sovereign wealth fund from $150 billion to 1 trillion and doubled the country’s GDP since taking power.
All of this while confronting Iranian and Israeli expansionism across the region, and while being called a traitor and a sellout.
If you’ve been conditioned to hate this man, ask yourself how much of that hatred comes from what you actually know and how much comes from what you’ve been fed.
Because whatever you think of him, you should be hoping and praying that he succeeds in what he’s trying to achieve. If his vision succeeds, the entire Muslim world stands to benefit.
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🚨BREAKING! New SEC filing: GameStop director Nat Turner just bought 10,462 shares on the open market at $24.33 each. 🛒 @GameStop @natsturner 🧵
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$GME GameStop’s September insider buying was mind-blowing, especially the purchases by CEO Ryan Cohen.
CEO / Chairman Ryan Cohen bought in three batches
Sep 10: 1,000,000 shares at about $20.38 (~$20.4M)
Sep 21: 1,150,680 shares at about $22.94 (~$26.4M)
Sep 29: 450,000 shares at about $23.48 (~$10.6M)
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🚨 HISTORY IS ABOUT TO BE MADE. 🍿🔥
Q3 2026 is on track to become the HIGHEST-GROSSING THIRD QUARTER IN DOMESTIC BOX OFFICE HISTORY.
Nearly $3 BILLION and counting. 🎬💰
Remember when they said movie theaters were dead?
Yeah… Wall St. apparently didn’t get the memo.
#AMC #AMCNeverLeaving
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On Monday (9/21), SEC Commissioner Hester Pierce resigned her post effective October 2. That means there’ll be only 2 SEC Commissioners, out of the 5 mandated by law. Investors are best protected by an active vibrant SEC. I hope those 3 vacancies get addressed in the near term.
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Settlement talks for the Warner Bros/Paramount merger reportedly include a financial penalty if they fail to distribute 30 films per year theatrically.
They would have to pay $30M for every film that falls short of that target.
(Source: bloomberg.com/news/articles/…)
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i was wrong even higher 2.85 billion lets gooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
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‘RESIDENT EVIL’ is over performing at the box office and could open with +$100M globally.
Budget was $75M.
Read our review: bit.ly/ResTHH
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I want to extend my highest praise to Paul Atkins, Chairman of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, for the wise decision — perhaps a better characterization being the brilliant decision — he announced today on behalf of the SEC about Stock Tokens.
The SEC granted a five year period of experimentation on this topic in U.S. markets. In doing so, the SEC laid out some inviolate and unequivocally annumerated conditions:
The SEC highlighted that “Investor Protection Is Not Optional.” The SEC clearly laid out that even as it puts forward an “Innovation Exemption,” the SEC has an implicit right to govern on this issue. This means that at least within the U.S., there is an underpinning that appropriate regulatory bodies can regulate
as they think is needed. I believe that over the last full century, investors have best been protected when U.S. regulatory bodies have been involved and U.S. securities laws have been applicable. Thank you, SEC.
The SEC also emphasized that there can be “No Synthetics.” Any such Stock Tokens must carry full voting and dividend rights. No synthetics is such a vital and basic concept. Thank you, SEC.
Also of crucial importance, the SEC mandated that “Issuers Can Object.” It said that issuers of stock must have the opportunity to object and prevent their security from being trading on a Tokenized Securities Venue if companies so choose. This puts companies in charge of their own securities and capital structures, not brokerage houses. Thank you, SEC.
I applaud what the SEC did today. Bravo!
And @vladtenev and @dangallagher I note that at Robinhood you accepted and supported the SEC’s ruling today. I call on you now to adhere to the exact same standards internationally. How hypocritical would it be if Robinhood’s stock tokens abroad were to differ materially from stock tokens in the U.S. on these hyper-important matters of investor protections, synthetics and issuer objections.
Adam Aron
Chairman and CEO
AMC Entertainment