Baze Incognito

You are a little soul carrying about a corpse...Marcus Aurelius

[Baze Incognito @TraderBaze]

Want the straight shooter and data driven approach to Macro then join us in the Disco https://t.co/Kgyt40f74Q

[Hugh Hawkins @skughered]

For sometime now I have run a macro/options based discord channel. I have just moved it to a new server & opened it to new members. Price is about equal to two beers. Don't expect miracles. Details here: https://t.co/JOI80t1SlS

[ً @turintrader]

Turin Alternative Risk Premia Portable Alpha Strat™:

Long only, 22%+ CAGR, 1.27 sharpe, 14.5% max dd, 4 years of forward tests (same as VIX_TS_HA_Weekly in pinned made prettier w AI).

Uses the following market timers: YC slope, vix term structure complacency indy, cross asset corrs, 10Y-2Y, credit spreads, internals, and a custom RWMA for trend.

Use it to trade LETFS or deep itm leaps in your TFSA or as an active managed futures strat for exposure to an uncorr asset.

Link: https://t.co/KRfrqr7Ejb

[Scott Grannis @sfgrannis]

Key facts you might have missed about our national debt
https://t.co/dsV5Bh2Efa

[Happy Doggo @wearehappydoggo]

Three years ago today, we said goodbye to a girl who changed everything for us.

When we found Tina, she was living on a short chain, used for breeding, and reduced to skin and bones. Yet despite everything she had been through, she looked up at us with pure hope in her eyes and wagged her tail.

Happy Doggo was just beginning back then. We didn't have much, but we had enough love to give her six unforgettable months. Her body was too tired to stay, but in those six months, she touched millions of hearts around the world.

Before she passed, we made her a promise: that her pain wouldn't be in vain, and that we would build a home for the sickest, weakest dogs who needed a miracle.

Today, Tina’s Hospital is officially being built. Brick by brick, room by room, her legacy is coming to life. But we still have a long way to go, and there is still a lot of fundraising left to do to complete the build and get those doors open for the dogs who need us most.

We kept our word, sweet girl. We hope we’re making you proud. 💛

👉You can learn all about Tina’s Hospital and find out how to help us finish the build here -
https://t.co/7kY54gJgPS

[Market Rebellion @RebellioMarket]

"Don't speak negatively about yourself, even as a joke. Your body doesn't know the difference. Words are energy and they cast spells, that's why it's called spelling. Change the way you speak about yourself, and you can change your life."
Bruce Lee!!!

[Baze Incognito @TraderBaze]

Amen brother 🙏🏼 what a goal to live for and an inspiration from a rescued mature 🐕. May her soul R.I.P Keep up the good fight Niall, my prayers are with you and your team.

[Niall Harbison @NiallHarbison]

I think this is one of the hardest six-month stretches of my life coming up, between funding the hospital, getting it built, staffed, and creating all the protocols that we need to launch it.

We really are starting to head towards the home stretch now. I have to be honest if it wasn't for Tina I don't think we would have got this far. It's a phenomenally hard thing to do to build a hospital in Thailand but every single day I wake up in the morning and I think of Tina. It pushes myself and the whole team forwards to create something incredible for these street dogs.

[TrendSpider @TrendSpider]

🚨 CEO Buy Alert

The CEO of Boston Scientific $BSX just dropped $9,000,000 on his own stock while shares are down nearly 50% YTD... 🌶️

[Reads with Ravi @readswithravi]

“Stress primarily comes from not taking action over something that you can have some control over.”

— Jeff Bezos

[Jacob @Jacobtheclipper]

1 minute of Jordan with MODERN high definition film [8K 120 FPS]

Due to inferior video quality you can’t see how good Jordan was by just watching his old film. This gives a better glimpse of his true greatness ✌🏻

(🎥 halftime_content IG)

[Baze Incognito @TraderBaze]

😂😂😂😂

[Footy Humour @FootyHumour]

This might genuinely be the best thing you’ll watch today 😂

[Niall Harbison @NiallHarbison]

Building a hospital for street dogs. My next mission.

It's not going to be easy on the 12th September in England but it will be done.

You can get involved and support here https://t.co/6kjLvW2Ci4

[tmH @TendiesforDays]

Interestingly this hedge signal still hasn't rolled over despite the recent recovery. Not a crash call but your expected returns will likely be muted compared to normal market drift days.

Longest duration as of right now - would be cautiously optimistic. A small sample size over the last few years though but definitely something I'm paying attention to

Will it fail this time around?

$SPY $SPX $QQQ

[Aman_Chain 🏳️ @Amanprabhat9]

Now this is getting out of hand

[Restoring Your Faith in Humanity @HumanityChad]

Human chain saved a dog and became a statue ❤️

[Gabriele Corno @Gabriele_Corno]

This was recorded last Tuesday morning at Meadow Creek Animal Services in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
The woman is Evelyn. She's 83 years old. The dog in her lap is a small white flutty mixed-breed named Snowbell. Nine years old. They'd been together since Snowbell was eight weeks old.
Evelyn's daughter Margaret had driven her to Meadow Creek that morning. Neither of them talked much on the way over.
Three months ago, Evelyn had a serious health event that affected her balance and mobility significantly.
After two months of rehabilitation, her doctors and family agreed that she needed a higher level of daily care than she could receive at home alone.
Arrangements had been made for Evelyn to move into a residential care facility the following week.
The facility did not allow pets.
Evelyn had called four different facilities over six weeks looking for one that would make an exception.
She'd asked her doctor to write a letter explaining Snowbell's importance to her daily emotional wellbeing. Two facilities reviewed the letter. Neither could accommodate the request due to resident allergy policies.
Margaret had offered to keep Snowbell. But she lived four hours away and worked full time. She told us: "I wanted to say yes. I tried to figure out how. But Snowbell had never been away from my mother. I didn't think it was fair to either of them."
The decision to bring Snowbell to Meadow Creek was made on a Sunday evening. Evelyn barely slept that night.
At the shelter Tuesday morning, the intake coordinator placed the paperwork on the desk in front of Evelyn and gave her space. Evelyn had Snowbell in her lap.
The security camera shows Evelyn picking up the pen. Looking at the first line. Stopping.
Snowbell pressed both front paws against Evelyn's chest and pushed her nose into Evelyn's neck. Then wrapped her front legs tighter, the way a small child clings when they sense something is wrong.
Evelyn put the pen down. Wrapped her arm around Snowbell. And sat there.
Margaret stood behind her mother's chair with her hand on Evelyn's shoulder. Neither of them spoke.
The intake coordinator, a woman named Rosa, told us she stepped away from the desk and gave them as much time as they needed. She said: "Evelyn didn't explain what was happening. She didn't have to.
Snowbell knew something was happening. You could see it. She just kept holding on."
Evelyn signed the papers eventually. She asked Rosa to note in Snowbell's file that she liked to sleep tucked under a blanket and that she preferred soft food over dry.
Rosa wrote everything down.
Evelyn kissed Snowbell on the top of her head.
Handed her to Rosa. Stood up slowly with Margaret's help. And walked out. Rosa held Snowbell until she stopped trembling.
Meadow Creek has flagged Snowbell as a priority adoption. Rosa checks on her every morning before her shift officially begins.
Evelyn called the shelter on Thursday to ask how
Snowbell was doing.
Rosa told us: "I gave her a full update. Evelyn thanked me and said: 'She's not used to sleeping without the sound of my breathing.' I told her we'd make sure she wasn't alone."
Some goodbyes aren't chosen. They're arrived at through a long road of trying every other option first.
And some dogs hold on right until the last moment, not because they understand what's happening, but because they've always held on. That's just who they are.

[PROTECT ALL WILDLIFE @Protect_Wldlife]

Excellent News ❤️

After 34 years in chains Mon is rescued! Going for one of her first swims as a free Elephant!

“No more pulling logs for this young lady! It’s safe to say she’s loving her new life at MandaLao Elephant Conservation! She’s the 45th elephant we’ve rescued!”

“Can’t believe it! Let’s keep rescuing elephants” ~ Aaron Jackson, @Planting_Peace ❤️🐘.

More info about MandaLao Elephant Conservation at https://t.co/HSOvK04846

[Fan @FanLM10_]

At the age of 5, he made a Messi jersey from a trash bag, and his family had no financial means.

Messi connected with the child's family and made all his dreams come true..

[Baze Incognito @TraderBaze]

Really good picks

[𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐏𝐫𝐞𝐬𝐞𝐫𝐯𝐞𝐫 @ThePreserverofU]

7 BOOKS EVERY STUDENT MUST READ:

1) Ultralearning by Scott Young

[Jason @3PeaksTrading]

VVIX + VIX Term Structure - The Ultimate Volatility Trading System

🧵 Combining VVIX levels with VIX term structure creates a 3-dimensional view of volatility

This system has 75%+ win rate on volatility trades

Here's the complete framework and how I use VVIX in addition to VIX analysis to evaluate what volatility regime the market is in👇

[Baze Incognito @TraderBaze]

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[𝕐o̴g̴ @Yoda4ever]

K9 retirement ceremony..🐕‍🦺😍

[Horse @TheFlowHorse]

Good morning.

Someone in the stable asked me an important question, and I think a lot of you might be in the same bucket.

They are trading with a 5 figure account, and found it hard to focus with opportunities taking place across multiple markets.

Here are my thoughts: