Dylan Reetz

Insurance Agent & Futures Trader - Buckley, IL - #Illini Alum - Tweets are my opinions only

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@RDM_Cubs_Homers Man I remember this game. Was in junior high at the time. Thanks for sharing

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@libsoftiktok Pull them immediately

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@OOCprogresismo2 He is dying inside

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@AboveGreenLine This has been a life changing strategy

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@libsoftiktok Christ is King

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@mitchdmoore Nice job staying away from that in those plans.

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@bjsteinb @Cubs The only hustle you show is to get home as fast as possible after work to get pegged by your boyfriend

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@Teeka_Tiwari I remember paying top dollar for Palm Beach Quant

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@AdamMancini4 I caught that FBD last week. This is the biggest “runner” position I have ever had in my trading career. What a cool feeling, to have a huge, risk free position on and to just sit and do nothing. Thanks Adam.

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@glenn_kinley @artursitkowski4 Hell yeah

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@jdmiles11 Wood chipper

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@AdamMancini4 @ES_Money_Print Got out the ole FBD money printer on NAP entry.

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@ArmchairIllini I remember sitting in the block I during a Saturday morning football game and he came walking up the stairs. Were in the mix for Juwan Evans too

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@ES_Money_Print @AdamMancini4 Easy FBD, thanks to @ES_Money_Print for the nice indicator

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@AboveGreenLine Got in early at 5.51 via the hourly green candle.

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@RogerDeReu @TheRoofTrader @AdamMancini4 Most times it is 1 min, sometimes 2

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@AdamMancini4 Absolutely beautiful move. Thank you for the masterful support level and NL. Down to a risk free runner.

[Illinois Freedom Caucus 🇺🇸 @ILFreedomCaucus]

🚨JUST PASSED THE HOUSE🚨

The Illinois House just passed HB910 - the Mega Projects Bill (the bill containing a Chicago Bears Stadium Deal)

This bill is one of the most dangerous property tax bills passed in recent history. The Illinois Freedom Caucus voted NO, and here is why:

As this bill is written now:
- Gives mega projects and billionaire corporations hundreds of millions of dollars in property tax breaks, while shifting the burden to local property owners. The result? Taxing people out of their homes and decimating middle class families.
- Brings no comprehensive tax relief to everyday families and small businesses. As the House is bending over backwards to support mega projects, they have no real plan to help working families.
- Opens up constitutional concerns about unfair and unequal taxation, potentially resulting in a legal challenge and opening the state up to unknown fiscal liabilities.

As Republicans, we are supposed to believe in lowering taxes and protecting taxpayers. That is why it's extremely concerning to see several Republican lawmakers voted YES on this bill. We believe these votes completely undermine the credibility of our colleagues in the Republican caucus to talk about property taxes, the number one issue in Illinois.

Let us be clear, we want the Bears to stay in Illinois, and we want other future economic developments in Illinois as well. We are not opposed to the concept of mega projects. However, as has been our position since day 1, bailouts for billion dollar corporations on the backs of working families and taxpayers are completely unacceptable.

This process has been shoved down our throats this week because JB Pritzker and the Democrats are desperate to keep the Bears in Illinois, no matter the consequences to property tax payers. The Democrats have made Illinois so economically unviable to do business that large corporations such as the Bears have no choice but to look to other states, like Indiana.

The Democrats and JB Pritzker need to find a new plan, and ditch their tired old habits of solving every problem by sticking it to Illinois' taxpayers. They can't afford it anymore.