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[NoName @WhaleNoName]

🚨 MAN WHO DIED IN 1940 IS CURRENTLY MANAGING THE S&P 500 🚨

Sounds insane until you look at this chart

Jesse Livermore mapped a 14 step speculative cycle in the 1900s

Every bubble in history followed it!

Now look at where the S&P 500 is right now

Step 1 through 6 printed perfectly

Accumulation, breakout, distribution, test before selling short

Each one exactly where Livermore said it would be

We just hit step 6

That's the point Livermore called "test before selling short"

And the macro is confirming it right now

New Fed Chair just held rates while inflation climbed back above 4%

Consumer sentiment hit a record low, below every recession trough in 75 years

Five stocks are carrying the entire index while the average S&P member is already down 21%

Livermore didn't need to know any of that

He just knew how bubbles end

If you've been following me closely you knew when and why S&P 500 would start correcting

Many of my followers also took profit from the GOLD pump

The next stock market updates will be the most important ones

The reason is simple - we're entering a correction phase

Turn on notifications and you'll realize how much valuable info you've been missing by not doing it sooner

[BasedBiohacker @BasedBiohacker]

putin is 74 years old and runs a nuclear superpower with seemingly razor precision

meanwhile most men at his age would be fading into cognitive decline and physical despair.

look at footage from the last decade. this motherfucker has BARELY AGED

sharp, controlled, relentless focus for brutal hours that would exhaust men half his age at day 3

coincidence? FUCK NO.

putin's personal physician was vladimir khavinson.

that's the soviet scientist who created bioregulators.

the grandfather of peptides.

the man who spent decades developing compounds that restore organ function at the genetic level.

> epitalon for the pineal gland and telomerase activation.

> pinealon for cognitive function and neuroprotection.

> vesugen for vascular health and cerebral blood flow.

> vilon for immune function and thymic restoration.

so, the man who was treated by the late inventor of bioregulators is aging like the FUCKING RULES DON'T APPLY TO HIM

because for him, perhaps they DON'T.

AND NEITHER DO THEY FOR ME

> pinealon 2mg
> epitalon 6mg
> vilon 1mg
> vesugen 1mg

putin may be running a nuclear superpower

BUT I AM THE FUCKING NUCLEAR SUPERPOWER ON THIS STACK

now for the gay part.

this is not medical advice.

[SNIPERSKY @sniperskylocks]

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[SNIPERSKY @sniperskylocks]

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[Ray Myers @TheRayMyers]

2027 Memory EBITDA Estimates:

- $SNDK $34.5B
- Kioxia $47.7B
- $MU $169B
- SK Hynix $261B
- Samsung $337B

[Luxe @luxecribz]

@BlizzyBets Sicko mode 🔥🎰

[Prop Joe @PropJoeDFS]

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[Miles Parker Picks @MilesParkerBets]

🤝 Let's ride on my MLB best bet together.

Phillies/Nationals Over 9.5 Runs.

Both teams can put runs in a hurry. Fade the pitchers.

Hit that ❤️ if you follow!

[Tony Research @TonyResearch_]

Everything is going exactly as I told you.

And this is only the beginning for $SPCX.

Here's how I see the chart moving:

$150 -> $225 -> $150 - done
$150 -> $134 -> $117
$117 -> $85 -> $91
$90 -> $160 -> $250

As a reminder, I warned about the bull trap at $82K and the summer drop

MY NEXT CALL WILL BE THE BIGGEST ONE OF THIS CYCLE

TURN ON NOTIFICATIONS. MOST PEOPLE WILL FOLLOW ME TOO LATE

[Prop Joe @PropJoeDFS]

Is this the easiest $50,000 of all time?

[Evan @StockMKTNewz]

SK Hynix stock is about to begin trading on the US exchanges on July 10th

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[SteveWillDoIt @stevewillshadow]

Stevewilldoit flys out his giveaway winners to Vegas…

Realizes he owes them $330k…

Then puts $500k on Argentina to try to win the money to pay his fans⚽️😳

“If we win you guys get paid”
@stevewilldoit #stevewilldoit

[Luxe @luxecribz]

@aristotlegrowth $RGTI 👀

[Mitch @benjaminprinter]

Semaglutide was creating billions of dollars in enterprise value long before most people had heard of Ozempic

The underlying demand was obvious

Weight loss had been one of the largest consumer markets in the world for decades, attracting enormous amounts of spending across fitness, nutrition, pharmaceuticals and healthcare

What attracted capital was not the existence of the problem but the emergence of a mechanism capable of producing a materially better outcome than the alternatives available at the time

That dynamic appears surprisingly often in business

Industries do not compete on a level technological playing field

Capabilities spread unevenly

Some sectors adopt new tools quickly, build operating procedures around them and eventually treat them as standard infrastructure

Other sectors continue operating successfully under assumptions that were established years earlier because those assumptions have historically worked well enough

The result is that identical capabilities can carry completely different economic value depending on where they are deployed

A process regarded as ordinary within one industry may be viewed as highly sophisticated within another

Technology that no longer provides an advantage in one market can dramatically expand market coverage, intelligence gathering or business development capacity in a different environment where adoption remains limited

That observation becomes particularly relevant in relationship-driven sectors

Many firms operating in private markets, advisory, wealth management, professional services and other capital-intensive industries built successful businesses during an era where access to opportunities depended primarily on personal networks, introductions and accumulated reputation

Those attributes remain enormously valuable, but they now exist alongside data infrastructure, automation and artificial intelligence capable of extending a firm's reach far beyond what partner bandwidth alone can support

A capability only needs to be uncommon within the environment where it is introduced

The commercial consequences can be substantial because markets rarely adjust immediately

During the period between technological availability and widespread adoption, firms equipped with a more advanced operating model often find themselves competing against organisations whose methods were designed for a different era

Viewed through that lens, market selection becomes just as important as capability selection

An average capability deployed in the right environment frequently outperforms an exceptional capability deployed in the wrong one

[Luxe @luxecribz]

@BlizzyBets 💰🎰 good shit!!

[ₕₐₘₚₜₒₙ @hamptonism]

wait, what the f*ck…

[TONY™ @TONYxTWO]

Most men feel this way but will never talk about it

[ChinoAleman @chinoalemano]

The US just made American quantum a national priority.

American supply chains. 🇺🇸

So here's a map of the ecosystem, layer by layer.

The machine builders (pure-plays):

➟ $INFQ
➟ $RGTI

Trying to build the quantum computer itself.

Foundries (who fabs the chips):

➟ $GFS (just got $375M from CHIPS)
➟ $SKYT
➟ $TSEM.

Chip-making equipment (the purest picks and shovels):

➟ $AMAT
➟ $LRCX
➟ $KLAC.

They enable the qubits to be built at all.

Lasers and photonics (key for trapped-ion and photonic):

➟ $COHR
➟ $LITE
➟ $MKSI.

RF and qubit control (signal generation and readout):

➟ $AMPG (my fav pick)
➟ $KEYS
➟ $ADI.

This is the layer that generates and reads the qubit signals.

Test and metrology:

➟ $KEYS, $FORM, $BRKR.

Characterizing and probing the devices, including cryogenic wafer testing.

Software and cloud:

➟ $IBM
➟ $MSFT
➟ $GOOGL
➟ $NVDA

The platforms and algorithms.

Post-quantum security:

➟ $LAES
➟ $ARQQ
➟ $BTQ

Protecting data against future quantum attacks.

Two honest warnings.

First, most of the big names (AMAT, KEYS, NVDA, etc.) are diversified giants where quantum is a tiny sliver of the business, not pure plays.

Second, watch out for name traps: some tickers just slap "quantum" on the name to ride the hype.

Always check what a company actually does.

Where do I personally focus?

$AMPG. Micro-cap, makes the cryogenic amplifiers that superconducting machines need, and it's undervalued on its 5G business alone, with quantum as the free optionality.

But that's my position, do your own work on all of these.

Not financial advice. I'm long $AMPG. DYOR. 📡

[StockWhale @thestockwhale]

Bank of America just said that, “quantum could be the biggest revolution for humanity since discovering fire.”

If you want to become a billionaire, go all-in on quantum stocks.

These are the best ones:

1. IonQ $IONQ
2. Rigetti Computing $RGTI
3. D-Wave Quantum $QBTS
4. Quantum Comptuing $QUBT
5. Xanadu Quantum $XNDU
6. Infleqtion $INFQ
7. Arqit Quantum $ARQQ
8. Horizon Quantum $HQ
9. SEALSQ $LAES

All my buy and sell signals in Discord @ https://t.co/GaBnArAAKe.