jgrid

Software Engineer, crypto holder, sports fan, part-time trader, Gridiron Protocol, hobby winemaker and outdoor enthusiast.

[jgrid @jgridx]

@elonmusk @elonmusk, as X evolves into the everything app, integrating mini-games akin to Telegram's HTML5-based mini-apps could exponentially boost user engagement and retention metrics. Imagine seamless WebAssembly-powered games embedded via iframes, leveraging X's API!!

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@market_sleuth Maybe being *consistently* wrong isn’t a bad thing because at least you proved a predictable pattern that beats a coin flip. Now just invert what you’re doing lol.

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@votetimscott 💯

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@RepJeffries Hollow and desperate… you know what you have done.. and so does everyone else. Your kind called for this all over social media after the Chevron announcement

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@fredlambert @elonmusk You know, stop pretending you don’t.

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@MeghanMcCain Honestly stfu

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@JoeConchaTV This…

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@JustAJohnSmith 💯

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@BetoORourke You have twice the audience of Abbot and you posted an extremist video.. while simultaneously being worried about Abbot inspiring extremism… delete this and prove you’re a serious person.

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@StealthQE4 Seems the reverse could be argued… that renting is what destroys oneself financially.

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Employees will talk about wage growth wildly underperforming inflation, that they have little equity in the business and almost zero real control.

Employers will talk about losing their life savings, working 20 hours a day and not having taken a vacation in 17 years.

Being hyper aware about which camp you’re in and having a solid plan (along with multiple streams of income) feels like the way to go.

[jgrid @jgridx]

@the_bucketshop @MFHoz Lots of things were cheaper in 1970… it’s nice to see it up for sure… but by “rigged” I’m referring to “downward pressure” or “suppression” - ie. gold should trade higher than it does.

[jgrid @jgridx]

Here is the inverse:

1. West Virginia$158,173
2. Mississippi$176,725
3. Kentucky$197,627
4. Arkansas$198,511
5. Oklahoma$199,559
6. Louisiana$201,639
7. Iowa$216,265
8. Kansas$219,578
9. Ohio$220,031
10. Alabama$220,659
11. Indiana$233,554
12. Michigan$235,236
13. Missouri$240,129
14. Nebraska$254,636
15. Illinois$255,659

Cheaper for a reason or hidden gems…

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@zerohedge not good for banks.

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@mrfboyer Probably not apples to apples but:
https://t.co/5RaatDH3B9

[Noah Kagan @noahkagan]

Lost $100,000 in real estate.

Invested in a real estate syndicate with "professionals."

The original proposal was 11% yearly cash return.* The property just went to foreclosure.

But Noah, landlords always get rich and real estate always goes up.📈

I don't know. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

I'm going to stick with entrepreneurship - promoting great deals on @AppSumo, making content and putting my money in the S&P 500.

*all investments have risk. The best one is yourself. Start your own business.

[jgrid @jgridx]

@Mr_Derivatives “Biggest crash in consumer purchasing power” might be a better way to say it. With wage growth wildly underperforming inflation, dwindling household savings and consumer credit fully extended, it will be mostly market makers algo trading with each other.

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@zerohedge “Biggest crash in consumer purchasing power” might be a better way to say it. With wage growth wildly underperforming inflation, dwindling household savings and consumer credit fully extended, it will be mostly market makers algo trading with each other.

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@rohindhar What about North Dakota? What’s the story with that place… seems mostly forgotten or invisible.

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@GameofTrades_ “If gains in stock prices are not followed by an improving labor market, households that over-extend themselves in terms of credit card spending or equity market exposure would face risks. “ - JP Morgan