Marissa Miller

[R A W S A L E R T S @rawsalerts]

🚨 #BREAKING: McDonalds deploys AI to discriminate prices based on a customer's "willingness to pay" to maximize revenue.

[Marissa Miller @Marissadelynn]

@Glitch_Trades Is there copy trading with subscription?

[Marissa Miller @Marissadelynn]

@clintoptions Thank you for your guidance

[Marissa Miller @Marissadelynn]

@MATTSMATTED Is this a swing trade

[Marissa Miller @Marissadelynn]

@clintoptions @Rrodolfo32 @altoriresearch I took profits at +25% - thank you!

[Marissa Miller @Marissadelynn]

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[Marissa Miller @Marissadelynn]

@clintoptions All good, caught your earlier call!

[Marissa Miller @Marissadelynn]

@clintoptions Banked!!!

[Marissa Miller @Marissadelynn]

@clintoptions Sure did! Sold at 88%

[Marissa Miller @Marissadelynn]

@MATTSMATTED QQQ

[Marissa Miller @Marissadelynn]

@clintoptions @OptionsFunding_ ALTORI

[Matt Van Swol @mattvanswol]

🚨WOW!!!

An 81-year-old man was hauling heavy suitcases up a flight of stairs, 14 HOURS A DAY, to pay for his wife's CANCER TREATMENT...

...then the woman at the top of those stairs opened her door, heard his story, and raised him $600,000 to GO HOME to be with his wife!!!! ❤️

His name is Don Johnson.

He's 81 years old, from The Colony, Texas, just outside Dallas.

His wife Josephine has been by his side for 57 YEARS. She's fighting an aggressive cancer.

Three years ago, when the medical bills started piling up, Don went looking for work.

He tried Amazon. He tried Walmart. Nobody would take him.

So he became an independent contractor delivering lost airline luggage to people's front doors.

Sometimes 14 hours a day. Hundreds of miles in a single shift. Driving as far as OKLAHOMA to get a bag to its owner.

He put over 200,000 MILES on his own car doing it.

At 81 years old.

"I appreciate what we do get from insurance, but it doesn't cover it all. And cancer treatment is very expensive."

Then on a September day he dropped a suitcase on the steps outside a home in The Colony.

A woman named Erin Howell heard the noise on her door cam and came outside.

She offered to help carry it, and she asked him a simple question: why is a man your age doing this?

His answer: "It's the only job that will hire me."

Then he told her about Josephine.

Erin could have wished him well and gone back inside.

Instead she started a GoFundMe and a TikTok page called "Help Don Retire."

She wrote that at an age when he should be resting by his wife's side, he was out on the highway lifting bags to keep her alive.

The goal was $150,000.

It blew past that in DAYS.

Then $281,000.
Then $370,000.
Now more than $600,000 and still climbing.

More than ELEVEN THOUSAND people gave.

But here's the part that got me...

Right before all of this, Don's car had started breaking down and he'd already been forced to cut back his hours.

He was running out of road.

And that's exactly when a stranger he'd talked to for five minutes knocked on the whole country's door and AMERICA showed up.

"I left and thought I'd never see her again," Don said. "And it was an amazing thing she did for me, for us."

His wife, Josephine says after 57 years, she's watching "for better or worse" happen right in front of her.

"I'm so happy that he turned out to be the man he is."

And Don? He's not talking about himself.

"I love her dearly, and I just want her to be well. It restores my faith in people. For her and others to do for me, that was a miracle. I look forward to the day that I can help people just like I'm being helped now."

He never asked for a dime.
He just kept carrying the bags.

GOD BLESS Don and Josephine Johnson, and GOD BLESS Erin Howell.

THIS IS THE AMERICA I KNOW!!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[The Kobeissi Letter @KobeissiLetter]

BREAKING: The average sales price for a new single-family home fell -$47,700 MoM in August, or -9.1%, to $478,700, the largest monthly drop on record.

This is the lowest level since August 2024 and the 2nd-lowest level since September 2021.

The decline was driven by a shift toward lower-priced homes, as builders cut prices and offered incentives to clear inventory.

This comes as sales of homes under $300,000 rose to 22% of total sales last month from 19%, while sales of homes priced at $1 million+ fell to 4% from 6%.

As a result, total new home sales jumped +6.4% MoM, to 684,000, their highest since December 2025.

Meanwhile, median sales price fell -$24,200 YoY, or -5.8%, to $393,700, the 2nd-lowest reading since July 2021.

US home prices are falling to keep sales alive.

[Marissa Miller @Marissadelynn]

@clintoptions Please!!! 🙏🏻

[Marissa Miller @Marissadelynn]

@clintoptions Are you still holding MCD

[Marissa Miller @Marissadelynn]

@clintoptions SPY please

[Marissa Miller @Marissadelynn]

@clintoptions SPY

[Marissa Miller @Marissadelynn]

@clintoptions I’ve lost so much money lately, I would love to be considered. I’m part of your discord and paying subscription

[Marissa Miller @Marissadelynn]

@clintoptions No, I cut losses on both spy and qqq - down a lot now

[unusual_whales @unusual_whales]

JUST IN: First-time homebuyers could get as much as $50,000 for a down payment on a house, under a draft bill to be introduced by Senator Jeff Merkley and cosponsored by Senator Ron Wyden, per Axios