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Looking to become a better trader in this crazy environment.

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@BethanyForTruth Give me a 6 cyl SUV on a frame with a manual transmission.

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@LPNational If there was ever a time where an intelligent Libertarian could make serious inroads, it would be now. Unfortunately, they post stuff like this and put up crappy candidates. Oh well.

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@MarioNawfal So we are getting $13,000 rolled into one check? Wooooahhhh.. That is some 17 dimensional chess right there Donny T (D-NY).

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@factor_members I hope you both feel better soon.

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@WallStreetMav Trump spends like a drunken Democrat

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This is pretty crazy

[Chris Martz @ChrisMartzWX]

So get this…

There have been no hurricanes in the North Atlantic basin so far this year.

If we make it through Friday (9/11), it will be the first time in the satellite era (1966–present) that there have been no hurricanes in the Atlantic through this point in the season.

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@BernieSanders No more contributions from people! Like unions!

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@factor_members Honestly, it depends on how I am playing it. I would say I am about a 2 on both. There are times I sell into strength and there are times I let a stop take me out when I am trying to hold longer. Both are in my trading rules depending on the stock and price action.

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@jonbking I have an odd reaction to it.. it makes my knees hurt.. I have tried multiple times with the same reaction

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@libsoftiktok No... He isn't

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@WhiteHouse You need to think in order to think about it. Something you and Biden both struggled with

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@FoxNews What a dolt

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@markminervini @markminervini - I want to thank you again for getting this back on Kindle. I finished the book last week and it was probably the best book I have ever read on trading with some very actionable ideas that I have not seen in other books. I will definitely read it again.

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@markminervini Amazing! Purchased another copy on Kindle. Thank you!

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@jonbking I put it on my watch list instead of putting in a buy order like I normally do. Work was crazy and I didn't look until the end of the day. Oh well, next time. No FOMO.

[The Kobeissi Letter @KobeissiLetter]

What stops this train?

The US government is now spending $3.8 billion on interest PER DAY.

By 2028, estimates show that the US will spend ~$5 billion per day on interest, more than any other category.

To put this into perspective, the US now spends $3.1 billion per day on Medicare and $2.5 billion per day on defense.

When the cost of your debt becomes your biggest outlay, you know something is broken.

Intervention by the US Treasury is only a short-term "solution."

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@krystalball To believe it is a zero sum game shows your ignorance.

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@MarioNawfal Maybe parents need to stop buying their kids a phone when they are 9 years old and tell them to play outside

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@ChrisManc9 I thought of a way to get rid of kids on e-bikes. I am going to go into town council meetings and suggest that all people start riding them to bars since cops can't give them a DUI for riding them drunk, unlike a motorcycle, since it doesn't require a drivers license

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Dear @Bengals, please move on from Josh Johnson. It is ridiculous to have him on the roster at all.

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There are approximately 162.3 million employed Americans - meaning, every working person would need to pay $245,800 to cover this. @SenateGOP @HouseGOP Stop being a part of the problem and fix this. Start by educating the public.

[Wall Street Mav @WallStreetMav]

American taxpayers are now on the hook for $39,890,263,441,627.83 as of today.

We are about to cross $40 trillion for the first time ever.

$2 trillion per year is the current growth rate of the debt. 42% of all income tax revenue goes to paying interest on the national debt.