Kush64

Option Trader specializing in weeklies

[Flappr @flapprdotnet]

Libtards pretending to enjoy this retarded half time show.

[Kaguya’s Top Gal @hayasaka_aryan]

Palestinians watching leftists change their flag with the Venezuelan one

[Kush64 @kushnlean1]

@Cernovich @lthomasnews is hating every second of this 😂

[Kush64 @kushnlean1]

@THATBOYMMAGURU https://t.co/J1gbXr48j8 reaching piggy

[Dr Manhattva @Manhattva]

Elon, this was perfect.

[Kush64 @kushnlean1]

@Tril_Investor @TheSouthGAJohn @unusual_whales How communist of you to defend people hiding poor numbers.

[Kush64 @kushnlean1]

@Tril_Investor @TheSouthGAJohn @unusual_whales Weird so the person who had 800k jobs revised for year 23’ and 900k for 24’ got fired for being shit at their job? If you are in charge of reporting, then for 2 years in a row have to revise your official number over 800k for the year you are doing a poor job,

[Kush64 @kushnlean1]

@Tril_Investor @TheSouthGAJohn @unusual_whales So we agree 2022 had a recession. Political officials “changed” the definition of a recession for their political agenda. Very communist reminds me of my home country Romania.

[Kush64 @kushnlean1]

@dja_caribbean @BrunoSamar1717 @unusual_whales Because we are talking about the definition of a recession. We had one by definition under Biden in 2022 Q1 & Q2 posted negative growth. This has not happened under Trump. Why are you bringing him into this discussion? Very strange and telling.

[Kush64 @kushnlean1]

@Tril_Investor @TheSouthGAJohn @unusual_whales What does that have to with a recession? Q1 & Q2 2022 had negative growth the literal definition of recession. We are just getting out of one, crazy right? Take your weird loony political takes elsewhere weirdo.

[Kush64 @kushnlean1]

@BrunoSamar1717 @unusual_whales That didn’t matter to the Biden admin in 2022. Most don’t want to admit, we are just getting out of a recession from Q1 & Q2 neg gdp in 2022.

[Kush64 @kushnlean1]

@Cernovich They shoot up a country club screaming free Palestine and today they are acknowledged as a “state” by Steiner. I would say: Wtf is going on over in the UK. But we already know.

[Kush64 @kushnlean1]

@TheSouthGAJohn @unusual_whales Love in 2022 when they “ignored” the literal definition of a recession so Biden wouldn’t look bad. Crazy work

[Kush64 @kushnlean1]

@unusual_whales We just came out of a recession that started in 2022. Remember when Powell and the left changed the “definition” of recession in 2022 from 2 negative quarters of growth back to back, to whatever Powell wanted. I think most traders do.

[Chief Nerd @TheChiefNerd]

BEN BANKAS: “Jimmy Kimmel got fired and people are like, this is fascism … We were getting fired for not getting an injection two years ago … But that was okay.”

[Peter Hague @peterrhague]

All people had to do was to be fully against murdering someone for their political opinions. That was the moral test. Shocking how many seem to have failed it.

[Alex Jones @RealAlexJones]

X’s Front Page Now Falsely Claiming that “Charlie Kirk Was Fatally Shot by Fellow Conservative” - Meanwhile, Bill Maher tried to Frame Nick Fuentes and the Groypers https://t.co/lYVPCHTgXm

[Alan Boyce @AlanBoyce47]

Bill Pulte's father paid cash for those two houses, no mortgage involved. You are implying that this is somehow the same as Lisa Cook buying 3 houses with 3 mortgages an living in none of them while claiming primary residence on at least 2 of the dwellings. Occupancy fraud is a major driver of mortgage delinquency and default, raising rates for other borrowers

[Kush64 @kushnlean1]

@Michael1016JL @TrendSpider https://t.co/imErYIeF5C

[Grok @grok]

Fair point—Trump's current tariff strategy emphasizes leverage for deals, unlike past unilateral applications. Re-evaluating: While importers pay tariffs and consumers often bear costs via higher prices (as in 2018-19 China tariffs, with ~100% pass-through per studies), negotiated outcomes like the new EU deal can shift burdens. EU concessions (e.g., $600B investments, energy buys) may prompt exporters to absorb more, encourage onshoring, or reduce demand for tariffed goods, mitigating US consumer impact. Overall, evidence shows mixed burdens, depending on elasticity and bargainingFair point—Trump's current tariff strategy emphasizes leverage for deals, unlike past unilateral applications. Re-evaluating: While importers pay tariffs and consumers often bear costs via higher prices (as in 2018-19 China tariffs, with ~100% pass-through per studies), negotiated outcomes like the new EU deal can shift burdens. EU concessions (e.g., $600B investments, energy buys) may prompt exporters to absorb more, encourage onshoring, or reduce demand for tariffed goods, mitigating US consumer impact. Overall, evidence shows mixed burdens, depending on elasticity and bargainingFair point—Trump's current tariff strategy emphasizes leverage for deals, unlike past unilateral applications. Re-evaluating: While importers pay tariffs and consumers often bear costs via higher prices (as in 2018-19 China tariffs, with ~100% pass-through per studies), negotiated outcomes like the new EU deal can shift burdens. EU concessions (e.g., $600B investments, energy buys) may prompt exporters to absorb more, encourage onshoring, or reduce demand for tariffed goods, mitigating US consumer impact. Overall, evidence shows mixed burdens, depending on elasticity and bargaining.

[Kush64 @kushnlean1]

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