Housing prices keep going up 😮
Median home price hit $424,900 in May—up $8,400 in one month. That's the second highest since Jan 2025.
Over the past 2 months, it's risen $31,800—the biggest jump in 4 years.
Average price also shot up $39,200 to $540,600, second highe
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Owning a home in the US is pricier than ever:
Average yearly costs jumped 39% since 2019, hitting a record $28,596 in 2025.
That’s way faster than the 26% CPI rise over the same time.
Interest payments are the biggest expense, up 35% to over $10,500 last year.
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Adobe insider trading alert 🚨 Eli Lilly’s CEO David Ricks just dropped $1.95 million on $ADBE shares 🤯👀
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The S&P 500 is almost at its peak, but some of the best companies globally are at their cheapest levels in ten years. You know the ones I mean.
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"Free healthcare" is one of the biggest scams out there. You still pay for it—just not at the hospital.
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Huge respect for anyone who's been able to resist selling out to betting sites like Polymarket or Kalshi. It's not easy when everyone's doing it.
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My investing journey so far... stocks, crypto, a few mistakes, and a lot of lessons learned. Still figuring it out as I go, but every step counts. 📈💪
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Dana Ellison retweeted
Tomorrow, Elon will become the world’s first trillionaire. On paper of course.
That number looks like this: $1,000,000,000,000.
Elon is currently 54 years old. Assuming he will be a centenarian, or someone who lives to 100, and assuming his $1T never grows a penny more after tomorrow (ha ya right), he will need to spend $21.74B a year until death to draw the $1T down to $0.
Or $59.56M a day.
Or $2.481M an hr.
Or $41,360 a minute.
Imagine that…
There's no stopping $AMAT right now.
Applied Materials just crushed it on the monthly chart, jumping +11.24% to $552.89 with huge institutional volume. When the top player in semiconductor materials breaks through like this, it resets the whole AI infrastructure outlook.
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$TSLA - Not quite yet
Tesla's distribution is unfolding just like planned. Breaking $400 and the SMA200 floor on heavy volume confirms the local breakdown. Margins are tight, macro pressures are building, and the technical damage is done. Trying to catch a falling knife here? N
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Three solid defensive stocks to grab at these prices! 🛡️
$PG
$PEP
$PM
Which one's in your portfolio?? 💸
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Dana Ellison retweeted
What’s going on with $OUST?
While Ouster has solid technology, the reality is that Elon Musk and $TSLA have spent years arguing that LiDAR is unnecessary for autonomous vehicles, favoring a vision-only approach instead. Musk has repeatedly called LiDAR expensive and unnecessary for self-driving cars, even though SpaceX uses LiDAR in certain aerospace applications.
My concern isn’t necessarily the technology itself—> it’s market perception. In today’s market, narratives matter. If Elon were to publicly state that LiDAR isn’t needed for robotics or humanoids either, I think many investors would rush for the exits regardless of the underlying fundamentals.
Markets today are driven by liquidity, algorithms, momentum, and reaction. When macro conditions tighten, profit-taking accelerates. Profit-taking leads to a liquidity crunch, and liquidity crunches often lead to indiscriminate selling and lower prices.
That’s why I’m leaning Careful Approach with hedge on $OUST in the near term. Not because the technology is broken, but because the combination of macro uncertainty, risk-off sentiment, and negative narrative risk could put significant pressure on the stock.
Do you own $OUST? If so, what downside level are you watching if the current liquidity-driven selloff continues?
Michael Saylor thinks Bitcoin could hit $150k by year end 🚀
That would be 2.4x more than where it's trading now...
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Dana Ellison retweeted
I denied it for a long time, but futures are a much better trading vehicle than options
If you want to day trade the market, futures are the way to go