When $SPY pulls back I like these 5 levels most (explaination):
1. $720–$722 → (probability 75%)
- Almost guaranteed first test, it's the nearest broken resistance
2. $697–$700 → (probability 50%)
- Round number + prior base makes it a high-probability magnet
3. $675–$680 → (probability 35%)
- Only if macro data deteriorates and 200MA gets tagged
4. $650–$655 → (probability 20%)
- Requires a true risk-off panic, not just a garden dip
5. $630–$640 → (probability 10%)
- Black swan territory, Fed error or credit event needed
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the $SPY option contract I'd add on this dip for 200%-500%
Finally, a sham-controlled CTO PCI trial—and it delivers. ORBITA-CTO: small (n=50), but rigor where it matters—blinding, placebo control, symptom-level data. CTO PCI improves angina beyond placebo, with a clear reduction in episodes and more angina-free days. Not prognosis, not hard endpoints, but real symptom benefit—properly measured. #acc26
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@AlphaBetaAnil Anil- this problem is pervasive in academia- while constantly shunning communal practice, often times preaching from ivory Towers, talking about equality while their actions often times counter everything that they preach
@krisvancleave@carlquintanilla@krisvancleave- total mess @ Hobby today. We stood in line for 21/2 hrs, missed our flight . Finally able to get on after 6 hrs. Terrible for families with kids and elderly
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@AustinBourgeois Left side of thrombus, especially in the left upper lobe or in a distal left main has always been problematic, but my go to is a T 24 curve
@jtsaxon@djc795 Last year, we had 2 IC Job Openings in our group. We interviewed a total of 20 fellows, 19 of them who wanted to practice SHD- only one wanted to practice IC. Even better one of the candidates stood us up and never showed up to the interview.
@mcuban@mcuban - why not have a two tier system: a government supported mini Medicare type which gives everyone from 18 to 65 -4 preventative MD visits/yr,and 2 visits to the ER covered, and anything more can be bought through HSA
@realarainmd@realarainmd thanks for the excellent tutorial. What’s your experience with OPN a balloons for vessels with just an arc of calcium? (one quadrant)?
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@AndrewJSauer@AndrewJSauer -so well written and so true. The biggest flex is to have no debt. It makes a big difference in how we approach our work and also the choices we make. Financial freedom is priceless. I call it financial nirvana.