JP

High end finish carpentry company, involved in building and remodeling. Interested in RE always.

[Olena Rohoza @OlenaRohoza]

🇺🇸U.S. House Representative Thomas Massie:
“Last night I received a flash drive containing the complete list of files belonging to Jeffrey Epstein. Everything is there: every billionaire, every campaign donor, every single person. Now let me explain why you haven’t heard anything about this in the media. Because they’re all in there. They will do everything to prevent these documents from being made public. Epstein was far more than just a pedophile; he was an intelligence asset. He was part of a blackmail operation used to control billionaires, politicians, and world leaders. If this list ever sees the light of day, the system as we know it will collapse. The public has the right to know the truth, and I am not afraid to share it.”
It looks like a political earthquake may be coming.

[Jim Acosta @Acosta]

Went looking for the 300 foot “slit” or “slits” in the reflecting pool Trump keeps lying about. Didn’t find any of that. But did find plenty of signs the paint on the bottom of the pool has simply disintegrated. My latest pool report.

[JP @finecarpentry63]

@RpsAgainstTrump I bet we cannot find another country that would take Mr Miller

[Hamilton 🇺🇸 @Watchman_motto]

The good thing about having taste and an eye for what looks good, combined with a set of skills for renovation, is that you can make your modest home nicer than most everywhere else.

I’ve done work in some extremely expensive homes and you might be surprised at how ugly some of them are. Even cheap finishes and faux finishes on multi million dollar homes.

Having money is great, but you can’t buy good taste.

[JP @finecarpentry63]

@BillBrooklyn10 "stocks"

[Chris Murphy 🟧 @ChrisMurphyCT]

Trump has turned the White House into a 24/7 corruption operation. This is a national crisis.

Trump thinks the public will stop paying attention.

So I went to the Senate floor to call his bluff. I told the ENTIRE STORY of his 500 days of corruption.

1/ Here it is - in one🧵

[Aviva - Denver / Aspen - Warehouse @AvivaRealEstate]

For only 85MM she’s yours

[RealEstateKyle @realestate_kyle]

Purchased my first commercial property with no partners last month. Small bay flex industrial.

1,800 sqft
3-year lease signed
$1.55/sqft NNN
Seller finance terms
Ample parking
(Facebook Marketplace is the way for leasing this product type)

Now to buy 10 instead of 1

[mon @moninvestor]

“What do you do when there are so many stocks to choose from?”

There are thousands of stocks in the market, and when you follow multiple people online, especially on X, you end up seeing different stock picks every single day. It can become overwhelming very quickly.

This is personally what I do.

The first thing I do is create a simple table on Excel. I list every stock I’m bullish on. If I follow ten different X accounts and they are all buying different stocks, I write every single one down.

Then I start narrowing things down.

The first filter I use is sector strength. I ask myself: where is the money flowing right now? Which sector is attracting the most attention, capital, and momentum?

Right now, for example, I do not think software is the strongest place to have money. That could change next month or even next week because markets constantly rotate, but at this moment, a lot of capital is flowing into the AI infrastructure trade. That includes data centers, memory, energy, cooling, networking, semiconductors, and everything connected to that ecosystem.

Once I identify the strongest sector, I remove stocks that are not relevant to it.

After that, I filter by market cap.

Personally, I am more interested in small and mid cap companies because I believe they offer the biggest upside potential. Some people prefer large caps, and that is completely fine. Everyone has different goals and risk tolerance.

For me, I usually remove large cap stocks and focus on smaller companies with real potential. At the same time, I avoid most penny stocks. I generally want companies above a certain market cap because I still want some level of quality, structure, and legitimacy behind the business.

Then I go deeper.

I study the company’s position within its sector. I compare it against competitors and other companies operating in the same space. I want to understand what makes it unique.

Does it have a real advantage?
Does it have strong technology?
Does management have a good track record?
Is there something special that the market is missing?

Because I focus on smaller companies, I am honestly less concerned about current financials if the company has something truly unique. Some of the biggest winners in the market started with almost no revenue. Those are the types of companies I’m interested in because they have the potential to become something much bigger in the future.

The below is an example of a tier list of bunch of stocks I've done research on. I ranked them based on my conviction.

Note - this is part one. I made this post for my subscribers, aimed at beginner investors. Because of how well it was received, I decided to share it with everyone on X.

There will be three parts.

[Scott Dworkin @funder]

They gerrymandered his district to silence him before retirement. It didn't work. Rep. Steve Cohen just made history by introducing 6 articles of impeachment against Chief Justice John Roberts. Read his final act of defiance: 👇 https://t.co/2UO8fBEyuG

[Mountain Cabins @cabinsmountain]

Why Old Barns Are Painted Red

For a long time, old barns were not painted red because red looked nice. They were painted red because it worked.

The most common old farm paint used linseed oil and iron oxide, basically rust. It was cheap, easy to get, and protected the wood from weather and decay. Farmers were not trying to create a classic American look. They were just using what they had to make the barn last longer.

But that practical decision became part of the landscape.

Now a red barn feels like one of the most familiar sights in the country. You see one sitting out in a field and it just feels right. Like it belongs there.

That is usually how the best American things happened. Not because someone planned them that way. Just because people needed something to work — and the result lasted long enough to become part of the country itself.

A lot of what people call classic was once just practical. The red barn is one of the clearest examples.

[Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz @RepDWStweets]

Trump's DOJ is committing the largest criminal cover-up in history. Not ONE Epstein affiliate has been held accountable.

If someone abused young girls with Epstein, they're actually more likely to be HIRED by Trump than prosecuted by his Justice Department.

[Fortress - Zac & Michelle Burton @TheFortressInc]

Alright real estate pros….a little Monday morning acronym quiz! A wide range here from construction to finance to zoning. How many do you know? 👊🏽

1. SWPPP

2. MEP

3. JV

4. PVC

5. OSB

6. GP

7. HOA

8. LOI

9. ADU

10. NOI

11. HVAC

12. MLS

13. ARM

14. CRE

15. FSBO

(scroll down for answers 👊🏽)

1. Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan
2. Mechanical, Electrical & Plumbing
3. Joint Venture
4. Poly Vinyl Chloride
5. Oriented Strand Board
6. General Partner
7. Home Owners Association
8. Letter of Intent
9. Accessory Dwelling Unit
10. Net Operating Income
11. Heating, Ventilation & Air Conditioning
12. Multiple Listing Service
13. Adjustable Rate Mortgage
14. Commercial Real Estate
15. For Sale By Owner

[Fortress - Zac & Michelle Burton @TheFortressInc]

Absolutely love when the sheetrock crew shows up at the job site! It’s always “halftime” of the job & it’s two weeks where I don’t have to go by at all. Our crew is full of pros! These materials were all delivered to our Nicklaus Circle house.

The guys love ProForm Lite Blue Lightweight Joint Compound. It’s easier to sand & weighs less than standard all-purpose mud.

The bags of USG Sheetrock Brand Easy Sand 45 are also a fav for the crew. This powder chemically sets unlike other products that have to air dry. The “45” signals that it hardens in 45 minutes which makes it perfect for first coats when the guys want to move quickly 👊🏽

[Fortress - Zac & Michelle Burton @TheFortressInc]

Basement walls poured ✅
Waterproofing & drain tile complete ✅
Backfill done ✅

Underground plumbing starts today at our 1425 Cumulus home in Granby, Colorado 👊🏽

Looking at the basement pics, what are the long, thin metal pieces sticking vertically out of the top of the walls??

They have a lot of names: hold-downs, vertical anchor straps, strap ties….all of the names are referring to the same thing.

These structural steel straps are actually embedded deep into the concrete while it’s still wet. Once framing begins, these straps will be nailed directly to the wall studs or rim joists. They provide uplift resistance against high winds or seismic activity & literally anchor the wood-framed house directly to the concrete foundation.

We use Simpson brand straps on our projects.

[Fortress - Zac & Michelle Burton @TheFortressInc]

Remember the custom home that’s the narrowest single family project we’ve ever built? Well…it’s underway!

At 29’ wide x 62’ deep its size and shape are definitely unique…but it doesn’t stop there!

The left side of the house is carved into a giant hill and the entire first floor on that side of the home will be a 10’ tall x 10” thick concrete wall.

We dug/set footings & poured yesterday! This one is going to check a lot of boxes for “firsts”…which is honestly kinda fun 25 years into this thing 👊🏽

[Architect NLA @one_miloo]

Stairs base cap installation

[❎e k ℹ️ @XekiHlongwane]

Only in Brazil 🇧🇷

[Brandon Walker on Investing @vip92226041]

I'll only say it once.This might be the fastest way to accumulate $3 million by the end of 2026:
$RUN (Sunrun) → $12 Must buy
$IONQ (IonQ) → $58 Must buy
$PLTR (Palantir) → $130 Must buy
$SOUN (SoundHound AI) → $6 Must buy
$SOFI (SoFi Technologies) → $12 Must buy
$OPEN (Opendoor Technologies) → $4 Must buy

I often get asked why I don't turn this into paid content, but for me, sharing stock information is just a hobby. I'm not financially struggling, so I choose to share it for free.

NFA

[WithoutHistory @WithoutHistory]

What this kid just did was huge. At 17, he has won a match in the first round of @rolandgarros

HUGE