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Arizona has devastating floods happening and here is Katie Hobbs response
This woman is an absolute idiot
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>American airman asleep on a train in France
>Wakes to screams & breaking glass
>Sees a terrorist step into the aisle carrying an AK-47 and 300 rounds of ammo
>Doesn’t run
>Charges him unarmed 30 feet down the aisle straight at the barrel of the gun
>The terrorists rifle jams
>Tackles him, gets slashed in the neck and hand with a box cutter, almost losing his thumb
>Ignores the bleeding, chokes the attacker unconscious with his bare hands
>Later credits God for the weapon malfunction and his survival
Spencer Stone his a Christian hero.
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“NO RED FLAGS” - That’s what Dr. Fauci told the public. Now newly released texts show he was privately raising the possibility of miscarriage after a COVID vaccine dose. @kayleighmcenany
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$ADTN $CSCO
SCOOP: Chinese telecom firms kept footholds in US networks despite federal crackdowns, House probe finds
Probe Could Ignite New Telecom Rip-and-Replace Spending Wave
nextgov.com/cybersecurity/20…
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🚨 WOW! Twin Falls ID fearless patriot Jordan Salinas just went on national TV promoting the 2nd Amendment, saying the shooter's "bravado" CRUMBLED after a good guy with a gun engaged him
"He seemed unusually COMFORTABLE aiming that rifle at those cars. As soon as some rounds start coming at HIM? Everything changed."
"Immediately, all that bravado crumbled."
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Give him a civilian honor.
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$ORCL's five-year credit default swaps have climbed to a record 210.6 basis points.
These levels have not been seen since the Global Financial Crisis and is more than four times higher than in mid-2025.
Protecting $10 million of Oracle debt against default now costs about $210,600 a year.
Using the standard market assumption of a 40 percent recovery rate, that spread implies an annualized hazard rate of roughly 3.51 percent and a cumulative five-year probability of default near 16.1 percent.
At the same time, the spreads on Oracle’s long-dated bonds have widened sharply, and S&P has already cut the company to BBB-, just one notch above junk, citing the rapid escalation of its AI-related capital spending.
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NVIDIA CEO, Jensen Huang:
"Nobody writes prompts anymore. The new job is to write and handle loops."
This is the shift that's going to define the rest of 2026.
53 minutes of pure insight from one of the richest men on earth.
Watch it, then read the full guide on how to actually use loops below.
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It’s actually pretty insane how far the CPI index has diverged from its 40yr+ trend
The total price level is the only thing that matters is to Americans
And it’s absolutely vertical
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I'm in the new Market Wizards book!
This book series was a huge inspiration and motivation when I first read them in 2011 when I was struggling and being included myself is a massive honor, thanks to @jackschwager and @gfc4!
I'm also very lucky that I found two trading communities early in my journey @PradeepBonde and @IUTraders that in hindsight turned out to be Market Wizard factories!
Market Wizards The Next Generation Quotes: I opened a paper trading account, and I doubled my money in two weeks. I thought I was all set. I started live trading, and in two months, I lost 90% of my money. - Kristjan Kullamagi @Qullamaggie 1/n lnk.to/marketwizardsnextgene…
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You want to know a secret that changed my mentality around money?
Scenario: April 1st your portfolio was 100k and we went on this magical run where it climbed up to 140k as of yesterdays close. Then a day like today comes along and you happened to get stopped on all your positions and you are now sitting at 130k. Did you lose 7.14% today or is your portfolio up 30% in a month?
Unrealized gains ARE NOT YOURS. They belong to the market! If you want to mitigate volatility, trim into extensions. But if you are going to stress out about every down day as if the money was yours on an open position, you'll never truly be able to scale up comfortably.
Treat every new buy or sell based on it's individual price action. And stop looking at your portfolio value every evening as if the money on open positions belongs to you. Checking portfolio value every 10min only leads to emotional and sloppy execution when you look at the whole and not the individual parts.
If stock A is still acting great then it shouldn't be sold just because you took a small loss on stock B. Exit stock B and continue to let stock A work for its own merits. The minute you start to make emotional decisions because of money is when you ruin your chances at real growth.