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Engineer, trader, investor. Opinions only- not advice. There is no amount of success that can legitimize you to the ignorant.
Florida, Puerto Rico
Joined October 2021
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This is a must watch video by Ray Dalio on the rise and fall of empires and where we probably are as a nation. It’s excellent!
youtu.be/xguam0TKMw8
Hankinator 🇺🇲 retweeted
NEW: The rate of rapes in the UK is 50x higher than it was in 1984.
Up 5000% in a single lifetime.
The trend is similar across Europe.
Could there be a WORSE measure of decline? I cant actually think of any.
Hankinator 🇺🇲 retweeted
Gratitude and appreciation
puts you in the frequency
of ease, flow and abundance.
Say this mantra every night
before you go to sleep:
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
This day has been a blessing. ♥️
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$SKYQ Next PR should be news of the refinery kicking into production. You can expect fireworks when that happens. You can also expect their ATM to be active in the near term. Either way, this company is going to do well long term. If they manage their ATM appropriately, retail will still reap some massive benefits. I expect double digits at some point no matter the case. Solid leadership in place for this young co.
NFA as always.
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Day 16 of @CarnegieMellon harming its current & former students, donors, and reputation — all to protect a single racist employee.
At this point, there are only two plausible explanations for CMU’s failure to act: (1) black professors are exempt from the university’s professional conduct policy; and/or (2) the university endorses Anya’s views towards white people.
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Here is where ETF investors put their money this past week:
🥇 iShares Core S&P 500 ETF $IVV +$39.95B 🟢
🥈 State Street SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust $SPY +$21.16B 🟢
🥉 iShares Core Total USD Bond Market ETF $IUSB +$4.38B 🟢
4. iShares International Country Rotation Active ETF $CORO +$4.32B 🟢
5. iShares MSCI ACWI ex U.S. ETF $ACWX +$3.99B 🟢
Here is where ETF investors pulled their money from this past week:
🥇 Vanguard S&P 500 ETF $VOO -$57.68B 🔴
🥈 Invesco S&P 500 Momentum ETF $SPMO -$6.75B 🔴
🥉 iShares MSCI USA Momentum Factor ETF $MTUM -$4.66B 🔴
4. VanEck Semiconductor ETF $SMH -$3.67B 🔴
5. Vanguard Growth ETF $VUG -$3.60B 🔴
Hankinator 🇺🇲 retweeted
You opened your finance app.
The index was green.
Your actual stocks were not.
That split is not you missing the tape.
Nike.
PayPal.
Disney.
The old widows-and-orphans names sitting sullenly on the floor while the talking heads lean into the camera in excitement to talk about a new all time high.
If you had to lift the whole market, you would have to buy almost everything.
If you only needed the index higher, you would lean on the handful of names the index actually reacts to.
Cheaper.
Less footprint.
Same pumpology about the “roaring bull market” on television.
The tightness in your chest when the index makes a high and your stocks do not…
That sick feeling is information.
You see…
You are NOT a member.
You were NOT invited to the party.
Maybe it’s time to crash it and get some champagne and caviar before the party ends.
Syndicate thinking.
Hankinator 🇺🇲 retweeted
THE OLDEST ADVICE IN MARKETS ‼️
"Buy when there's blood in the streets."
Here are 6 stocks bleeding right now 👇🏻
1/6 Broadcom
🔴 20.6% from ATH
Hankinator 🇺🇲 retweeted
NEW!!! - Portfolio Allocation as of 9.23.26
What changed in the portfolio?
Sold some $BMNR to invest in $CYPH a ZEC Treasury company. Also, purchased $SLE as a renewed bet in Metaplanet. Used previous Metaplanet funds to dial into this asymmetric bet.
Those are really the biggest changes. Just dialing up the risk curve.
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As usual, if you have questions, please let me know.
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Reminder of my previous & future Turn Dates:
March 30th: Major low of the year
June 2nd: The AI trade topped
September 17th: The current rally triggered
Here are the next three turn dates:
October 1st
October 27th
November 14th
High Oil is like a tax, or a high interest rate. It is anti inflationary IMO.
Per Grok:
As of the latest official U.S. CPI report (August 2026, released September 11), headline inflation is 3.4% year-over-year. Oil and gasoline are a big part of why that number is higher than the rest of the basket.
If you strip energy out (the closest official “don’t count oil” measure):
• All items less energy: 2.5% year-over-year. Energy is about 7.3% of the CPI basket. Energy commodities (gasoline, fuel oil — the oil-related pieces) are about 4.0% of the basket and were up 28% over the year. Gasoline alone was up 27.4%. Energy services (electricity and piped gas) were only up about 4%.
The number most people and the Fed actually use:
• Core CPI (all items less food and energy): 2.4% year-over-year. That’s the standard “underlying inflation” gauge because food and energy swing hard and are often driven by supply shocks rather than broad demand.
So in plain terms: headline inflation is 3.4% because oil/gas jumped. Take oil/energy out and you’re looking at roughly 2.4–2.5%.
When are people going to get tired of getting ripped off??
.@VP on the @WHFraudTF: The biggest problem with finding fraud is that the states where the fraud is the worst (Democrat-run states) are also the states that have the least willingness to cooperate with what we're doing.