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[DP @Pimpodauniverse]

"if you use good information properly and put your ego aside and move on facts you are the shark. that how pathetic people are, that all it takes to be a shark proper systamatic work"

[Dark Vommagician @shortbelly]

South Korea has an adult population (aged 15–64) of 35.7 million people.

1 in 30 (3.4%) adults got margin called.

[EndGame Macro @onechancefreedm]

In 2008, gold fell hard during the liquidity phase even though the financial system was breaking, because the first instinct was to raise cash. In March 2020, the New York Fed described a global dash for cash where investors rapidly sold securities and market functioning deteriorated before central banks stepped in. That is the pattern to remember. First comes the dollar squeeze. Then comes forced selling. Only later, if policymakers flood the system with liquidity, does gold usually regain its monetary bid.

So what is happening is probably not one single blowup yet. It is a tightening cascade. Dollar up, long yields down, gold down, tech weak, metals liquidating. That combination says the market is starting to prefer cash and duration over leverage and narrative.

The highest probability path is choppy downside in risk assets with violent relief rallies, but rallies get sold unless the dollar cools, the Fed backs away from hikes, and credit spreads stay contained. If DXY breaks above 102 to 103, USDJPY pushes higher, credit spreads widen, and gold cannot reclaim $4,000, then this becomes less of a macro warning and more of a real liquidity event.

[zerohedge @zerohedge]

The data center story is one of just 7 states: VA, TX, OH, IL, PA, AZ and GA account for virtually all planned data centers. All eyes on PJM and ERCOT

[DP @Pimpodauniverse]

@andrewmccalip Some countries a pro sub goes $8 & they’ll earn it back within a day they’re gonna abuse it

it’s an amazing tool, could literally help bring them out of poverty. Imo tracking country-> ban nefarious for now if you can, until solved

Thanks btw one of the dopest things to drop

[Andrew McCalip @andrewmccalip]

Get paid to wait

The Claude Code spinner might be the most watched line on Earth.

So I turned it into an ad marketplace.

Advertisers bid on it. You keep 50% of the money.

Install the extension → get cash from ads.

Introducing Kickbacks

[DP @Pimpodauniverse]

killer analysis and reflects how thin dom's have been lately on NQ

[Lob Wedge Cap @vader7x]

$SPX Sunday at -4 we wrote: a falling market with a rising score is the buy signal. Watch the sequence, not the price.

Three days later ES traded 165 points lower. The score? Rising.

The map this week: the roof at 7,484 got tagged Tuesday.. 7,491 high, then -244 points. The floor broke Wednesday and the air pocket we drew filled to 7,270 inside the same session. Both reload shelves bounced on first touch. The overnight one has paid 65 points and counting.

The hedge bought at the year's cheapest vol hit max value. Closed it. Nothing left to earn.

The Lie (our weekly -5 to +5 score for whether the index trend is confirmed underneath.. breadth, positioning, vol, rotation) reads -2. Was -4 Sunday. Price fell while the score rose, and that's the design: the danger of being long gets spent on the way down, not at the bottom.

What turned: Equal weight beat the index 5 straight sessions. More new 52-week highs than lows Monday AND Tuesday.. inside the worst week of the year. Participation 50% to 62% in three days. Institutions bought Wednesday's flush, the heaviest buying since the April low.

$ORCL beat everything, added $85B of AI contracts in one quarter, and fell 10% on the $40B bill that came with it. Demand confirmed, funding repriced.

What didn't turn: the fear. Real lows print it. Check it yourself: A/D momentum in the -60s? It's -18. Total put/call above 1.0? It's 0.92. $VIX above 25? It's 22.
Zero of three. Same as Friday. That's why first bounces fail.. selling gets exhausted, not scared away.

The wrinkle: ES top-of-book depth is $4.15M against a $12M norm (GS desk). Thinnest since COVID, SVB, the carry unwind, and the tariff break. All four marked a tradeable low within a week. But the trend machines crossed their first sell trigger Wednesday.. $46B of systematic supply in a down tape vs $2B in an up one.

Liquidity says the low is near. Fear says it isn't proven. The touch pays a bounce. The reclaim pays the turn.
Ahead: PPI + 30Y auction Thursday. SpaceX prices tonight, lists Friday.. $75B of new paper.

Warsh's first FOMC Tue-Wed. Quad witch is THURSDAY this quarter, Juneteenth closes Friday.

Quarter at the shelf. The add on the reclaim. Size only at fear.

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[Paul Smith 🇬🇧 @PJSmith]

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[DP @Pimpodauniverse]

@masked_stat Thanks for everything man. Monkey Strat is one of the few circulating on twitter that actually works. Still perfecting my ninja port, but the c1 c2 c3 framework is already impacting my trading. Forever changed the game for those in the know & forever grateful 🙏

[George Hart @Vera_Icona_23]

So glad to have @PatternProfits back

This simple suggestion scores sky high on the simplicity and utility scales

[AoverK @AoverK]

$250 is the new $100 due to inflation.

[DR22 Ω 🪬🎭 @DejaRu22]

This information is courtesy of Shelly Wu.

🐀 North
🐂 North-North East
🐅 East-North East
🐇 East
🐉 East-South East
🐍 South-South East
🐎 South
🐐 South-South West
🐒 West-South West
🐓 West
🐕 West-North West
🐖 North-North West

Namaste.

[browsfer @browsfer0]

C2 bullish closure
2-stage smt
Re-claim of 0.25 of the range

Obvious target 30k

Credits @daytradingrauf @masked_stat

[AheadoftheNews @AheadoftheNews]

I'm a bit too old now to paddle out at 20 ft c Street but for younger surfers in CA this will be an opportunity of a lifetime this summer and winter. These swell events come every 25 or 30 years so don't miss it.

[Bryce Hanna @photobiogenesis]

Strangest thing I've learned today is that the eyes have an ocular microbiome

It's become pretty common knowledge that the gut microbiome exists, and if you've been in the health space you've probably heard of the oral microbiome and skin microbiome

The eye's bacterial population is probably the least understood, as the strains have to live under specific conditions of light, salinity, and the body's immune defense

This could play a role in certain eye disorders like dry eyes or chronic conjunctivitis, and "ocular dysbiosis" could contribute to eye infection

[Actual Sex @Parthenogenics]

@BretWeinstein @Sophiologist_ It’s lipid enveloped so you can take BHT (butylated hydroxytoluine) at about 100-200mg doses and it will explode the virus in your blood

Works on flu, rsv, Covid, but not the cold

[Djehuty Ma'at-Ra @DjehutySpeaks]

If you smoke you at least should own a sauna and sit in it every day for 15-30 minutes to sweat out the toxins. Your body will appreciate it.

Note: white cotton towels will stain with a light brown color (nicotine). A positive sign though.

[Russ Shaw MLS - Lab Scientist @RussellShaw_MLS]

Found a tool worth sharing for anyone running their own panels.

LabHackr (https://t.co/FaQy1OAHlG) catalogs every direct-to-consumer lab test in the US, then runs a matching algorithm to align identical Quest or LabCorp assays sold under different brand names across 52 retailers. Same lab. Same assay. Same LOINC code. Same printed result. The only thing that differs is what the retailer charges.

The price spread is genuinely absurd.

A Comprehensive Metabolic Panel at Jason Health is $8. The identical panel at LabCorp OnDemand is $60+. Same blood draw at the same patient service center. Same Quest or LabCorp lab running the analysis. Same LOINC code on the result.

A typical Vitamin D test ranges from $35 to $311 across retailers for the same test.

A bundled annual physical panel (CBC, CMP, Lipid, TSH, Vitamin D) ranges from $89 cheapest to $589 most expensive across the 21 retailers that carry it. Same five tests. 56x price range.

How it works:

You search the markers you want or pick from pre-built bundles. Their algorithm finds the single retailer that carries everything cheapest, including the requisition fee. You click through, pay direct, get drawn at any Quest or LabCorp patient service center near you, and have results in 1 to 3 days. No insurance. No referral. No markup.

Why this matters:

The case for running your own panels gets stronger every year. Most insurance won’t cover ApoB or Lp(a) without a specific diagnosis code. Most physicians won’t order fasting insulin, hsCRP, homocysteine, or omega-3 index in routine care. The data you actually need to track metabolic, cardiovascular, and longevity health upstream is largely DTC territory now.

When you can run a basic metabolic and lipid panel for under $30 cash, the economics flip. Quarterly comprehensive testing becomes accessible for the price of a couple coffees a week. You stop arguing with your physician about coverage and start arriving with the data already in hand.

What I’d recommend you build a quarterly basket around:

CBC, CMP, fasting insulin, HbA1c, full lipid panel, ApoB, Lp(a) (one time only, it’s genetic and stable), hsCRP, homocysteine, vitamin D, ferritin with iron studies, full thyroid (TSH, Free T4, Free T3), and basic hormones (testosterone with SHBG for men, estradiol and progesterone for women).

That’s the comprehensive metabolic and cardiovascular foundation that lets you trend your own physiology over time. Built quarterly, that data becomes a longitudinal record nothing else in healthcare can match.

Two honest disclosures from their site that I appreciate: they’re transparent that affiliate revenue covers server costs first, and anything beyond that goes to Partners In Health, who bring the same diagnostics to people in Haiti, Rwanda, Sierra Leone, Peru, and Malawi who have never seen a lab panel. They also flag that as of now they haven’t crossed server cost so nothing has been donated yet. When it does they’ll post receipts. That’s the right way to run a transparent affiliate model.

Not sponsored. I make zero income from anything I post. Just sharing tools that actually serve patients trying to take control of their own data.

Quarterly testing was already the brand thesis here. LabHackr just made the math friendlier for the people doing it.

Don’t wait for the diagnosis.

Read the label.

[Haze 𓅊 @GodSon83]

NGL, I think stress levels or lack of nutrient density in our food is accelerating the greying of our generation.

[DP @Pimpodauniverse]

@GodSon83 @AkiresHenri OG 💯

[DP @Pimpodauniverse]

@AkiresHenri @GodSon83 If you fw tuna peep cod liver. Same taste smoother creamier texture

1-2 times a week covers your omega 3’s as well. Best eaten in the sun