Good morning “dip buyers” and “profit rotators” as well as “never sellers”.
Next time we pump and everyone is screaming moon and up only, sell some because days like today will come and much worse.
I’m riding the wave, I’m just not ready to die. At this point, I’ve made sure my members and I are fully prepared for both scenarios. Good profits taken and a lot left to ride. This constant battle between bears and bulls is boring and for children.
🚨🇺🇸 SEC. HEGSETH: BRAGG IS BACK!
“There it is.
Pursuant to the authority of the Secretary of Defense, Title 10, U.S. Code, Section 113, I direct the Army to change the name of Fort Liberty, North Carolina, back to Fort Bragg.
That’s right—Bragg is back.”
Source: @SecDef
🚨🇺🇸REP. LARSON STABLE AFTER MEDICATION SCARE AT CAPITOL
Connecticut Congressman John Larson experienced a medical episode today from a new medication, but remained engaged in office duties after being checked by the House physician.
Larson's office:
"He later participated in multiple meetings... alert and engaged"
The Congressman continues working while under observation, with staff reporting he's in "good spirits."
Source: WTNH @rawsalerts
I think there is opportunity in some alts, yes. I just don’t think you should be buying now or that we should be excited about the pumps. Getting excited means being frivolous. You have to see the coming pumps and recent pumps we had for what they are. Pre-dumps. So sell pumps.
🇺🇸NY GOVERNOR HOCHUL: NO EDUCATION DEPARTMENT MEANS HIGHER PROPERTY TAXES
New Yorkers already pay some of the highest property taxes in the country—now, officials say they’re about to go even higher.
With $5.5 billion in federal education funding on the chopping block, Gov. Hochul and Sen. Gillibrand are warning that local governments will be forced to fill the gap.
They say that if Trump moves forward with gutting the Department of Education, programs like Pell Grants and free school lunches could vanish overnight.
According to Hochul, that would leaves cities and towns with a choice: raise taxes or slash school budgets.
Source: NYP
Your tax dollars didn’t go to fixing roads or securing the border—they funded transgender clinics in India.
Read that again. Americans struggling with inflation paid for furthering the interests of the GLOBAL woke agenda...
🚨 🇺🇸NORAD INTERCEPTS RUSSIAN JETS NEAR ALASKA, YUKON
NORAD confirmed it scrambled U.S. and Canadian fighter jets after spotting multiple Russian military aircraft in the Arctic.
Officials say the planes remained in international airspace and posed no immediate threat.
The response included U.S. F-35s, F-16s, Canadian CF-18s, and aerial surveillance aircraft.
NORAD emphasized its commitment to Arctic domain awareness but did not characterize Russia’s actions as provocative.
This comes months after a Russian jet flew dangerously close to a U.S. fighter near Alaska.
The military presence in the region is intensifying—this won’t be the last encounter.
Source: Newsbreak
🇺🇸 ZUCK'S NEW ERA: META BOSS DOUBLES DOWN ON TRUMP ALLIANCE
Meta CEO defended his dramatic policy shifts in a company-wide meeting, signaling a major realignment with the new administration.
Zuckerberg:
"We now have an opportunity to have a productive partnership with the U.S. government"
The changes roll deep: looser speech rules, ended fact-checking, and scrapped diversity programs.
Meanwhile, employee dissent gets squeezed - no more voted questions or chat rooms during meetings.
The warning to staff was clear: leak to media and you're fired.
Welcome to Meta 2025.
Source: New York Times
🇺🇸NYPD HONORS PENNSYLVANIA OFFICERS WHO HELPED CATCH UNITEDHEALTH CEO MURDER SUSPECT
The NYPD has named Altoona officers Tyler Fry and Joseph Detweiler as honorary detectives for their role in arresting Luigi Mangione, the suspect in the UnitedHealthcare CEO murder.
The officers apprehended Mangione at an Altoona McDonald's on December 9.
NYPD Lieutenant Frank Andiossi and Detective James Curcio were also recognized for their tireless work on the case.
Source: CBS
Indiana's Considering Bitcoin For Pension Funds
Rep. Jake Teshka wants to let retirement funds ape into Bitcoin ETFs - big signal that TradFi is gearing up for the digital gold era.
Regulation isn’t just coming, it’s evolving.
More clarity = more capital, and that’s fuel for early-stage builders watching the rails get laid.
Mainstream adoption happens like falling in love - slow at first, then all at once.
Source: @BitcoinMagazine
🚨🇺🇸 ZUCKERBERG: 'BIG YEAR' AHEAD AS META REDEFINES GOV’T RELATIONS
Zuckerberg says 2025 will be a pivotal year for Meta as it redefines its relationship with the government.
While details remain vague, the statement signals potential regulatory battles or new cooperation efforts with Washington.
Meta, which has faced scrutiny over data privacy, election integrity, and AI regulation, may be preparing for policy shifts or strategic lobbying as AI competition heats up.
Zuckerberg’s comments come as tech giants brace for tighter government oversight in the U.S. and abroad.
Source: Business Insider
🚨🇺🇸SPEAKER JOHNSON DEFENDS TRUMP FIRING INSPECTORS GENERAL: “SOMETIMES YOU NEED A FRESH LOOK”
“We want to eliminate fraud, waste, and abuse in every way possible. The president's committed to that, and we are as well. The inspector generals, when they are working on all cylinders and to their top level of effectiveness, they can be a huge part of that.
Sometimes you have to begin a new page and start with a fresh start, and I think maybe some new eyes, new voices will be appropriate at this time.”
Source: C-Span