Intellectual Gainz

[Intellectual Gainz @BrainGainz69]

@PeterSchiff This space is hilarious 😂

[Intellectual Gainz @BrainGainz69]

@adamtaggart I just wrote an 8pg paper on this exact topic last week. I wanted to address this crazy rise in socialism among voters.
The problem is most voters think that America is still purely capitalist when it is not. This has lead to capitalism becoming the villain.

[Intellectual Gainz @BrainGainz69]

@RealRickRule I think we can double and just keep them out of the markets! If they’re truly not coming into the office let’s quadruple it!! Unfortunately still probably not keeping up with the foreign lobbies…

[Intellectual Gainz @BrainGainz69]

@adamtaggart Silver eyes please!?

[Intellectual Gainz @BrainGainz69]

@mrj21 @adamtaggart This is what I haven't understood. I have heard a 2M toll would affect oil prices about 1%. This is negligible especially compared to the volatility due to the war.
Why wouldn't the rest of the world just want to pay the toll?

[Intellectual Gainz @BrainGainz69]

@YourAnonOne MSTR

[Intellectual Gainz @BrainGainz69]

@RealEdFriendly Make sure to add your gf as the beneficiary on your account!

[Otavio (Tavi) Costa @TaviCosta]

What a fascinating chart.

A real sign of the times.

You can’t put the deglobalization toothpaste back in the tube.

H/t to @chigrl for this great chart

[Intellectual Gainz @BrainGainz69]

@LukeGromen @Interpreter2026 @AndreasSteno No Luke, this is obviously about nuclear weapons!!
Just kidding, but it is shocking the amount of people that believe this.

[Intellectual Gainz @BrainGainz69]

@tsnorton67 @adamtaggart Definitely agree! Taiwan and semiconductors, fertilizer shortages leading ag commodities higher. Supply disruptions seem to be brushed off and the longer this stays closed the worse it will be.

[Intellectual Gainz @BrainGainz69]

@adamtaggart @njaim_michael What is weird is how oil futures markets don't seem to agree! It's like the markets are in two different realities.

[Intellectual Gainz @BrainGainz69]

@LukeGromen @ArsenalStu @LanceRoberts @johnauthers @Bloomberg If you could give a brief explanation of niip in your next video it would be appreciated! Thank you for your work sir!

[Luke Gromen @LukeGromen]

Purported Iranian statement on the two-week ceasefire 🤔

[Intellectual Gainz @BrainGainz69]

@adamtaggart Adam, great work and love that you advocate for taking care of your physical health!
I am an endurance athlete that struggled with injury before switching to cycling. I couldn’t recommend more! Much lower impact and imo much more fun. Great way to get some cardio!

[Luke Gromen @LukeGromen]

GOLD FALLS TO UNDER $4500, SET FOR ITS BIGGEST WEEKLY FALL SINCE 1983. - @FirstSquawk

Gold volatility in USD is doing what gold volatility did in 1920s Weimar German Reichsmarks, which makes perfect sense once you understand our present context.

Chart via @Myrmikan

[Vinodsrinivasan @vinodsrinivasan]

In my last thread I asked: what happened to gold the last time leveraged funds dumped it during a geopolitical crisis?

Here is the answer.

[Otavio (Tavi) Costa @TaviCosta]

What’s happening in energy is far more than a geopolitical trade — it reflects a structural shift.

For decades, equity markets have funneled capital into businesses that consume resources while systematically starving the industries that produce them.

What makes this dynamic particularly striking is that the physical economy has not shrunk.

If anything, its importance is growing.

The global economy continues to demand more electricity, more copper, more steel, more critical minerals.

Let’s dive into this first. Later, I’ll also share another idea that I find particularly compelling.

https://t.co/a8N191r16L

[Rand Paul @RandPaul]

Being the world's policeman has always been incompatible with a balanced budget. The meter is running. https://t.co/JBQWFEAEzu

[Peter Schiff @PeterSchiff]

@StephenMoore @SteveForbesCEO The problem with housing is prices are still too high based on years of artificially low interest rates. People have a right to complain about that. Current government policy is working against free market forces that would otherwise lower prices, making homes more affordable.