Few peaple predict Donald Trump will announce a deal with Iran next week, right before the US midterm elections, and we will witness the mother of all short squeezes.
Bro Arteta is trying to sabotage the Glock. When he starts Glock, he also drops Calafiori, one of the most creative players in our team. Plays Skelly out of position.
I love Kai Havertz, but Arteta needs to balance this team instead of sidelining players we need to accommodate those he prefers.
Kai hasn't done much in the last few games. This is the time to give Gyökeres a chance to help us get goals while Havertz works on rediscovering his goalscoring touch. We don't have to wait for Havertz to be injured then start hoping Gyökeres hits the ground running and get us goals. Desperate times❌️
Then there's the conversation around Skelly vs the forced Rice x Guimarães partnership in midfield.
We need Skelly alongside either Rice or Guimarães in the double pivot for better balance and defensive stability.
The space between our CBs and DMs is consistently exposed when Skelly isn't there. Brighton exploited this exact weakness. Opponents drop into those pockets, but nobody takes responsibility for screening the defence because Rice and Bruno's primary instincts are to attack.
Arteta needs to stop prioritising his preferred combinations over the balance this team needs.
The BIG short 2.0?
Oil looks topped out to me and ready to COLLAPSE 🩸🩸
I am opening up a $1.5M short here, My Liquidation is at $120.
Will I be right? (as usual)
Brent hit $112 today and the war premium is back.
US and Israel have drawn up plans for new strikes on Iran after the 3 November midterms.
A White House official said it would not discuss plans “that may or may not exist.”
Brent is up 2.9% to $112. On 27 February, the day before the war began, Brent closed at $72.48.
That’s a 55% jump.
@CollinsMandy@PetruViljoen Dude, we live in completely different worlds, and we only intersect on Twitter. My lived experience is completely different to yours. I can read every book in the library, but it still wouldn't give me your lived experience or your perspective.
I can't tell if it's real, or if it's the algorithms feeding me my biases, but I have a sense that so many women are just done. Done with all the bullshit we have put up with for so long. You know?
Scary how the whole Tshwane thing is giving us a glimpse of how far the outgoing ruling parties are willing to go in order to cling to power in a municipality, imagine what they will do at national level?
If you earn R50,000 a year from Airbnb on top of your day job, that income needs to be declared. Hosting is income, not a side gift. (General info, not tax advice. Talk to a tax professional.)