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My family and I are incredibly grateful that Braelyn’s story is gaining attention. Thank you to everyone who has helped make this possible and who continue to support us along the way. Our healthcare system is in desperate need of change. Let’s bring about those changes!
$NWBO
Let @HollensbeBrae get her DCVax treatments in the U.S.
“…But why not let the patient, not Food and Drug Administration regulators, decide the most important decision of her life: how to stay alive?…”
“..Her family has health insurance, but they must pay for every flight and every dose out of pocket, with help from money raised from strangers online through GoFundMe.
Why London?
Because in Britain, a licensed physician can prescribe a promising treatment that for no rational reason has not been approved even on a limited and trial basis in the U.S…”
- @Rasmussen_Poll
@HollensbeAmanda @BenHollensbe
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❤️ IT’S OFFICIAL! WE’RE MEETING PRESIDENT TRUMP TOMORROW! 🇺🇸
Braelyn and I have been invited to attend tomorrow’s rally for Darline Graham in Clemson! We’ll be seated in the VIP section AND have the opportunity to meet President Trump in the “click line”!
Ben is cutting his work trip short, and we’re hoping he’ll make it home in time to join us!
We’ll have only seconds with the President, but I intend to make every one of them count. I’ll also be bringing information for him and his staff about Braelyn, DCVax-L, and the barriers American patients face trying to access promising treatments developed right here in the United States.
This is an extraordinary opportunity, but we’re hoping it can become something even bigger.
PLEASE HELP US GET THE ATTENTION OF THE WHITE HOUSE PRESS TEAM! 🙏
We would love the opportunity for a longer conversation with President Trump or his administration about how we can make these treatments accessible to American patients.
Please SHARE, REPOST, and TAG anyone who might help get Braelyn’s story in front of the right people!
Three years ago, Braelyn was given just months to live. Today she’s 19, attending college, and her latest MRI shows NO EVIDENCE OF DISEASE RECURRENCE!
Her story deserves to be heard. And so do the stories of countless other patients fighting for access to promising treatments.
@realDonaldTrump @DrOzCMS @WhiteHouse
#DCVaxForBraelyn #DCVax #PresidentTrump
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Goldman: Biggest tech reduction in 10 years.
Net allocation remains in the 90th percentile
“…In the five trading sessions through Oct. 15, hedge funds reduced their positions on tech stocks by the largest proportion in Goldman’s data going back to 2016…
….Still, the funds continue to hold big tech books.
Net allocation to the sector, which is 23.5% of the global Prime book, remains in the 90th percentile versus the past five years, the note said…”
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Follow the money.
Dario continues to sound the alarm on the tangled money trail connecting Coreweave, $NVDA and $MSFT and Magnetar Capital.
"....At this point, there should not be any more doubt about the fraudulent nature of CoreWeave, which represents one of many examples of startups used by hyperscalers to greatly inflate their revenues and valuations through the years..." - @DarioCpx
June 2024
In this article there is no mention of #Nvidia's relationship with CoreWeave, or the billions CoreWeave got from Magnetar Capital, but it does talk about concerns over whether Nvidia's impressive stock run will prove too good to be true
Anyone remember what's been dubbed "The Magnetar Trade" reported after the last financial crisis?
xitter.cf/kshaughnessy2/status/1…
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$CRWV
The questionable accounting has been there all along….
“…By ignoring $559 million in depreciation, $267 million in interest, and $145 million in stock-based comp.
That’s nearly $1 billion in real costs erased from view — the same optical surgery Enron and WorldCom performed on their income statements….”
- @1CoastalJournal
$CRWV
Every AI related company with questionable accounting hoping @1CoastalJournal doesn’t come for them
“…On a GAAP basis, CoreWeave LOST -$290.5 million in Q2.
But with the stroke of an “adjusted EBITDA” wand, it suddenly became $753 million in profit with a 62% margin.
How?
By ignoring $559 million in depreciation, $267 million in interest, and $145 million in stock-based comp.
That’s nearly $1 billion in real costs erased from view — the same optical surgery Enron and WorldCom performed on their income statements….”
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The questions have swirled for a long time. 👇👇
Interesting the mainstream media is still too scared to poke the bear much.
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June 2024
In this article there is no mention of #Nvidia's relationship with CoreWeave, or the billions CoreWeave got from Magnetar Capital, but it does talk about concerns over whether Nvidia's impressive stock run will prove too good to be true
xitter.cf/kshaughnessy2/status/1…
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“SoftBank Group Corp’s credit risk, as measured by its credit-default swaps, has risen to the highest level in nearly four years as concerns grow over artificial intelligence (AI)-related funding and a potential large acquisition.
SoftBank’s five-year CDS stood at 432 basis points on Tuesday, a level unseen since early November 2022,…”
- @theedgemalaysia
"The Money Trap"
“But as he himself recognizes, he let himself be carried away by the successes of the past. It’s the oldest sin in the world, hubris."
Now 61 and retired from the dizzying world of tech boom and bust, Sama has written an extraordinary account of his time in the jump seat next to Son.
His book, The Money Trap, details the thrills and horrors of the risks he so frequently took....
...It was perhaps the success of the Arm deal that led to Son’s nadir. So sure was he that AI and the IoT were the next big thing that he came up with the idea of creating the $100 billion Vision Fund, borrowing big to snap up as many hot new tech companies as possible.
Sama was deeply worried — and not just about the levels of debt. How would they be able to find enough good businesses to invest in — “Where would all this money go?” He and others tried to dissuade Son, who refused to listen....
...“There will be readers who will be wowed by private planes, £1,000 [$1,320] bottles of wine, vacations in seven-star resorts … Others will wonder if an alternate version of Alok might have made more of an impact on the world, and left him a happier man besides.”...
Yet he clearly enjoys the wealth. As we sit in his elegant west London home, I ask if he feels guilty about the money he and other bankers made when the booms they helped create turned to bust? After all, those tech crashes meant billions of dollars of pensioners’ money evaporating. He looks at me quizzically at first, but his answer is candid: “You know, honestly, I didn’t. We were all too swept up, and that’s just the nature of the business. I guess you could call it the money trap.”
thetimes.com/article/730b598…
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Dear Colorado Voters:
Please vote YES on these 6 ballot measures for this November election:
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“The investment giant has been offloading properties in the 21-asset, 6,671-unit portfolio since at least 2023 after taking out the loan in 2021..”
- @trdny
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Newly unearthed video shows Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson admitting electronic voting machines can be hacked and untraceably alter election outcomes through undetected viruses.
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Hedge Fund Billionaire Fights Wife and Co-Founder at the Same Time
John Overdeck, co-founder of the $85 billion quant hedge fund Two Sigma, is fighting two simultaneous wars.
The WSJ reports on a bitter divorce with wife Laura over his $723 million settlement offer (she wants a much larger share of his multibillion-dollar stake), and a long-running power struggle with co-founder David Siegel over control of the firm.
He’s trying to keep the divorce from costing him equal footing with Siegel
Money Doesn’t Buy Happiness But Apparently It Buys a $633 Million
“Here, Take This and Go Away” Check
“Two Sigma Investments’ billionaire co-founder John Overdeck schemed to leave his wife Laura“with as little as possible,” her lawyer said as the couple’s divorce trial began, an amount she pegged at $633 million.
During opening statements Wednesday, Theresa Lyons, Laura’s lawyer, compared that figure to the more than $10 billion she said John made over the past nine years.
Lyons said the quantitative hedge fund titan had “methodically and strategically” plotted for decades to keep most his wealth from his wife in the event of a divorce….”
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Maybe people will finally start to listen to the warnings???
“The danger is that companies financing enormous infrastructure projects under expectations of easier credit may now face higher refinancing costs before those investments generate enough cash to support their obligations….
And if the music does stop, the losses could be considerably greater than the routine -20% correction investors have become conditioned to expect.
Persistent inflation, elevated financing costs, and declining investment returns could make the next recovery substantially more difficult….”
- @1CoastalJournal
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Is Barclays calling illiquid private credit “tradable” to dodge the capital rules - and pass the risk to investors?
“The central bank's Prudential Regulation Authority received a complaint earlier this year concerning Barclays' classification of derivatives linked to private credit loans, according to the report.
The complaint focused on total return swaps, which allow banks to finance loans for private credit funds while transferring their economic performance to clients in exchange for a fee, the report said…”
Good find
@UnicusResearch
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They may have the money, the influence, and the microphone.
But they don’t own our voices.
Patients and families have been fighting these battles one at a time, often feeling powerless.
Well, we are no longer fighting alone.
We don’t need permission to demand better.
And we don’t need deep pockets to make ourselves heard.
Together, our voices become very powerful.
It’s time to use that power.❤️
#DCVax #DCvaxForBraelyn
#NWBO $NWBO #DCVaxforBraelyn
Let’s Call a Spade a Spade
We are up against practically unbeatable opponents. They have deep pockets, power and influence, media attention, and a tight leash on the narrative.
We are playing a deadly game of cards against people that (allegedly) don’t play by the rules. It’s not a coincidence that we’ve demonstrated clinically and statistically significant outcomes, yet nobody has heard of us. It’s not a coincidence that a large pharmaceutical company gets showered with adoration, praise, attention, and funding for a treatment that doesn’t even hold a candle to ours. It’s not a coincidence that we can literally be trending on this platform, and yet our posts garner only a few clicks or ‘likes’ in comparison. It’s not a coincidence that certain people block us when we challenge their agenda of searching for more brain cancer research when a perfectly adequate therapy sits right in their lap. It’s not a coincidence that certain posters come out of the wood work and attack any positive news there with cheap shots and half-answers to any challenge to their opinion. It’s not a coincidence that we have waited so long for something that is, pun intended, a no-brainer.
But poker isn’t just playing the cards you’re dealt; it’s playing your opponent too. So what do you do when the other players seem to have all the chips stacked against you? You play smart. You play carefully. Every hand matters. And sometimes you have to know when to hold, wait for the river, and have your opponent think that they have you beat before you go all in.
I know what cards I hold, and I know I have the winning hand. Soon enough, everyone else will know as well. It takes unfathomable fortitude not to fold when your opponent keeps hammering you over, and over, and over again.
“They” have control of the narrative… until they don’t. Patients are living longer, their families are getting louder, governments are noticing officially, and it won’t be long until the chips are all ours.
They’ve spent years convincing us that we’re a losing hand. I didn’t stay at the table because I was afraid to fold. I stayed because I believe in the cards I’m holding.
Let them come. Let them bluff. Let them believe they’ve won. I’m all in; are you?
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$MSFT
Did Nscale’s IPO pitch just lose its biggest name and its power?
Microsoft was the anchor tenant for Nscale’s first UK data center.
Bloomberg says Microsoft is out as Nscale’s largest tenant.
Power delays push the project into the 2030s, and Microsoft’s exit hits right as Nscale prepares for a US IPO
“Microsoft’s withdrawal would mark a setback for the company that’s seeking to raise as much as $3 billion in an IPO as soon as this month, and which was already contending with investor jitters over the risks of the wider artificial intelligence buildout.”
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==>>Brokers took an estimated $10.5 Trillion from buyers but didn't give them any shares!
==> $10.5 Trillion would earn AT LEAST $387 Billion at risk-free overnight rates.
Funds available at too-big-to-fail NSCC to guarantee $316B of open positions was only $33B.
(30Jun2026)
==>>Brokers took an estimated $4.5 Trillion from buyers but didn't give them any shares!!
NSCC "open positions for which a trade guaranty applied" stood at $134 Billion on Dec 31 2025. This value is post-netting. That means only about 3% of the value traded is included in this Note to the annual financial statement.
==> $4.5 Trillion would earn AT LEAST $173.86 Billion at risk-free overnight rates.
Now you know why they do it and how they afford to pay for politicians that keep the rules stacked in their favor. 🪄
⚠️NC-17 Stand back: she is going to do science! 🧙♂️
0.03X =134
where X = value traded.
X/0.03 = 134/0.03 = 4,466.6
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With sentencing set for early December, Andrew Left is trying to get his securities fraud conviction tossed.
Business Insider reports his lawyers say a key prosecution witness, Grand Canyon Education CFO Daniel Bachus, was the only one who accused him of actively lying (not just omitting information).
BI reports that weeks after the trial, Bachus was placed on paid leave amid a government insider-trading probe into a non-employee’s trades in the company’s stock.
The company says it isn’t the focus of the investigation.
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Federal prosecutors forcefully rejected dismissal demands from Don Lemon’s church invasion co-defendants, insisting social media arrest photos do not erase clear video evidence of their crimes.
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Gensler puts Hollywood to shame with this performance.
Especially the part where he says he doesn’t talk to the White House regarding any SEC investigations. How about Congress Mr Gensler? Do you remember ever speaking to them about any SEC cases?
@JDVance’s team may want to review the MMTLP FOIA letters. Especially those with Gensler’s personal cell phone text messages… and then investigate HOW these were still available when, during the same period, the @SECGov’s own Inspector General (OIG) stated that nearly 12 months of Gary Gensler’s text messages on his SEC‑issued phone (roughly October 2022–September 2023) were in fact permanently LOST (technically deleted ).
The OIG attributes this to “avoidable” IT errors… the SEC IT implemented an automated “enterprise wipe” on Gensler’s government phone, then did a factory reset, which “deleted” all stored text messages and operating system logs.
OIG’s Report 587 (published September 2025) explicitly notes that many of the missing texts qualified as FEDERAL RECORDS and that their loss could affect responses to FOIA requests and other record‑keeping obligations…
Media and policy coverage confirms that the wiped period OVERLAPS with the time of several major market controversies (including crypto enforcement and MMTLP‑era activity generally), which is why the incident is drawing attention from litigants, and FOIA requesters, and has raised serious questions about SEC record‑keeping during the MMTLP period…
REMINDER:
In FOIA 24‑03532 (big thanks to requester @NicholasRaia26 the SEC produced at least 65 pages of Gary Gensler text messages responsive to an MMTLP‑keyword request, including a January 27, 2023 text referencing @FINRA’s Stephanie Dumont, even though the SEC’s Inspector General later reported that nearly a year of Gensler’s texts from this same period were permanently lost due to ‘‘avoidable errors’ in the handling of Gensler’s device… so which is it?
Humble suggestion:
instead of the SEC shamelessly “investigating” only the MMTLP COMMUNITY members, perhaps Congress, and the White House should start looking within the hen house for potential wolves, that may have been operating amongst you.
All they need to ask is these 3 simple questions:
1. HOW (the f@<%) did these messages survive under FOIA?
2. WHERE were they stored/is there another copy?? and
3. WHY were other texts claimed to be irretrievable???
FOIA 24‑03532 alone proves there is a smoking gun. #DJT #CoinBase #MMTLP
