anthony lui

[anthony lui @AnthonyLuiLui]

Sorry bro but lion dont lose sleep over the opinion of sheeps

[anthony lui @AnthonyLuiLui]

@joecarlsonshow Hi Joseph, what is your average buy price for Meta?

[anthony lui @AnthonyLuiLui]

@Zinhja 🤝

[WSOP - World Series of Poker @WSOP]

Tension and table talk are rising in the $50K High Roller — especially (unsurprisingly) at Martin Kabrhel’s table, which also features Brian Rast and Viktor Blom.

Kabrhel’s antics may have helped him scoop a big pot off Alex Foxen, who called him down on the river — only to be shown the nuts.

Foxen was eliminated a few hands later, shortly before the remaining 27 players went on dinner break.

[Daniel Priestley @DanielPriestley]

If you’re a UK citizen, did you pay £17,000 in taxes last year? If you’re a family of 4, did you pay £64k of taxes as a household?

If not, someone else did on your behalf. A tiny group of people (1%) pay about 30% of the income taxes.

This tiny little group of Brits aren’t just our Dentists, Doctors, Professionals, Engineers, Pilots, Entertainers, Executives, Business Owners and Entrepreneurs, they are also the biggest tax slaves for everyone too.

A person earning £150k is paying £60k in tax. A person earning £30k is paying £6.2k in taxes.

The high earner is making 5x more and paying 10x more in tax.

Given the government spends £17k per person - The higher earner generates a surplus of £43k in taxes while the lower earner requires £11k of someone else’s taxes to cover their portion of government spending.

It takes an income of £60k to generate £17k of taxes. So, very few people in the economy are able to cover the costs of themselves, let alone their families too. A tiny number of people can cover their own costs and generate a surplus for society.

When you hear people talking about how greedy the rich are, and how we need to make life harder for them, it’s worth considering that if they were to stop earning or to leave, the entire system would collapse.

The issue we have in the UK is not enough rich people. We need to either develop them ourselves or import them from elsewhere. We absolutely can not afford to lose them.

As we approach an election, be sceptical of any party who claims they can fund spending through higher taxes on the rich. We already have that! What we need is a party that has a plan to create more rich people or invite them from abroad. It’s never been easier for rich people and high earners to live and work anywhere - of course they’ll go wherever they are treated best.

The UKs survival is directly linked to the number of high earners - best not to drive them away.

[anthony lui @AnthonyLuiLui]

@realmiss_dior yes

[Resident Doctors @BMAResidents]

BREAKING: Junior doctors in England have voted YES to further industrial action.

98% voted yes in our #DoctorsStrike ballot https://t.co/QLr4vbyfuH

[Out of Context Human Race @NoContextHumans]

https://t.co/mJoPeq95RO

[إبراهيم الحربي Ibrahim Alharbi @Dr_ibrahimHarbi]

Trials for Non-Cardiologists Need to Know ( frequent consultations ):

[Triton Poker @tritonpoker]

🐐 @philivey: Welcome to my Master Class, 32o edition.

[Joseph Carlson @joecarlsonshow]

Some people would prefer sounding smart to making money.

It doesn't sound that unique or brilliant to say that big tech is some of the best companies in the market. That's nothing brilliant, everyone knows that!

Sounds much more "sophisticated" to come up with some unknown, unique company. But big tech was still probably the better buy.

The same goes for perma-bears. They always seem to sound smart, but they don't end up making any money.

Buffett always said, "we like to play easy games". Buy already great companies that are obvious winners by every measurable indication, and hold them.

[Gareth James @gazelligpoker]

You wanna know just HOW BAD that shove is with 88?

Let's find out

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[Jan Hansel @VirtueOfNothing]

A young woman died as a result of a barndoor pulmonary embolism presentation missed on two occasions, under the impression that she had been seen by a GP.

This is not the standard we should comfortably walk past.

https://t.co/QtE6oEgYys

[Dr Dan Goyal @danielgoyal]

Imagine the doctor trying to work out if you’ve had a heart attack while also worrying if they’ll make rent this month.

#ToryNHS

[Medlife Crisis (DEFUNCT) @MedCrisis]

What's the rhythm?

Before you berate yourself for indecision, bear in mind ED said one diagnosis, three consultant cardiology colleagues said another, and I said yet another. And I'm pretty confident I'm right.

[BMA Scotland @BMAScotland]

🚨 JUNIOR DOCTOR CONSULTATIVE VOTE RESULTS:

Junior doctors in 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 have voted to reject the Scottish Government's pay offer.

71.1% voted to reject the offer, with a turnout of 66.3%.

Read the full details from @ChrisSmith2211 here.

1/2

https://t.co/QEgyxrEEXr

[The RCN @theRCN]

🧵 This weekend #RCNStrike action will demonstrate how central nursing staff are to the NHS in England. We will have measures in place to protect ‘life and limb’ care.

If you're taking strike action, here's what you need to know. [1/5]

[Resident Doctors @BMAResidents]

Today it has been reported that during our first round of action in England mortality rate was 11.1% above the 5 year average.

What they haven’t reported was that in Wales, where no strike action took place, mortality rate was 14% above the 5 year average. 1/3

[Hustler Casino Live @HCLPokerShow]

WOW!!! THIS JUST HAPPENED!!!

Is this is the sickest high stakes hand in poker history?!?

AA vs KK vs KK -- $788K pot

[anthony lui @AnthonyLuiLui]

@FIFA22_INFO 500k

[Pursuing Freedom @PursuingFreed0m]

Breaking down what happened with Silicon Valley Bank into bite sizes.

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