@MichaelPBento Bruh… you’re the one who has been wrong for months now about being short equities… 🤡
But yeah. Oh nooooo I’m sooooo scared. My portfolio had a red day what am I going to do?!?!
Trash 🚮
Saylor owns 850000 bitcoin out of which he sold 32 to test liquidity.
This caused bitcoin to drop 10%.
If he were to sell all 850000 bitcoin, it will drop to 1 cents where I have a limit order to buy all 21 million bitcoins .
Without even watching I have this question. Do we not think technological advancements will help this exact problem? Kind of like how they help every other problem?
Leopold Aschenbrenner: “By 2030, a single AI training cluster could consume over 20% of all electricity generated in US”
That’s not including inference demand on top of it
The opportunity in power and AI infrastructure is far bigger than most realize
Investors must watch:
This is incredible.
A police officer in Chattanooga pulls up and immediately runs into a burning house to save a woman and her children.
Heroes walk among us.
Second day in a row we have a sell side imbalance. It's under 1BLN so the probabilities of a gap down are low. Consistent sell side imbalances reinforce what I said yesterday, retail is buying and institutions are selling, we've seen this movie many times and it doesn't have a happy ending for the little guy.
FYI, imbalances +/- 1BLN don't guarantee a gap open, they just raise the probability of one.
Rising wedge formed on the SPY 30 minute, and it nears apex Thursday. We've seen this before in the run up to Fed meetings. If there is to be a sizable pullback it probably won't come until the FOMC Wednesday at the earliest. Worth noting that the upper boundary of the wedge tops out around the 715 level which is where the call gamma wall still is. So it's likely that upside is capped at 715.