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Profitable stock trader, but also 7-Eleven EXPERT.

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Joined June 2017
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Whole setup reveal. Took this before going to bed last night.
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Rough day the stock market. Jensen "The Slut" Huang has erased a couple of days worth of my gains with his sluttery and resignation. I could've made at least some money back this morning but I was too busy.
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Did people actually have it better in the 1950s? In my latest for @WSJFreeEx, I debunk some common nostalgic myths.
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The newest cars are finally looking boxy. It will take a while before they're the majority of cars on the street. My entire life, I have been subjected to bubbleslop. I am starting to hate seeing bubblemobiles. It's time for the newer boxier look cars should have never shifted away from in the first place.
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My main discovery trading stocks is that the advantage doesn't come from picking the right stocks all the time. After doing this for a while, I get around a 50% win rate if I'm LUCKY. The main way I make profits over time is by cutting my losses fast and letting my winners run a bit, with fast loss cutting being the most beneficial because I'm not running a charity. I aim for a profit factor of about 3 but actually end up around 1.75.
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Reminder that the “datacenters use too much water” problem is fake.
Let me try and explain: a Krispy Kreme uses water to make doughnuts which can be eaten and coffee which can be drunken. The workers wash their hands so the food is sanitary and the customers use the bathroom. In a data center, all that water is wasted with no treats.
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I don’t think healthcare systems explain much about healthcare spending. The biggest predictor is income. Richer countries spend dramatically more on healthcare regardless of whether their systems are public, private, or mixed. And the relationship is remarkably strong.
Universal healthcare is MORE AFFORADABLE than private insurance. Yes, we CAN afford it.
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Can the French riots teach us how to finally tax the rich? They already had socialist presidents and appear to have reached the limits of successful taxation. But spending cuts will lower social services. Maybe we should be more like Denmark raising retirement age to 70.
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4 Policies to Improve Affordability and whether they will happen: 1. Tariff Reduction ✅ 2. End War ⬜ 3. Fed Independence ✅ 4. More Immigration ❌ Even through they are all popular now, not all will happen.
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The big problem in American politics is that voters expect the government to solve their problems. Our country was founded on the principle that the people should be left alone to solve their own problems. When government is empowered to solve problems, it creates them instead.
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I feel like she hasn't actually read the Quran
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Some dark magic must explain how vote totals are different year to year…
Republican votes stayed the same. Democrats materialized 20 million new votes.
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Will Los Angeles' new mayor be able to fix the city? @AustynJeffs breaks down what you need to know about Mayor-elect Nithya Raman.
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Drain the oceans, fuck it, this shit is funny 🤣
🤖 Made with AI
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Waltuh! We had a good thing, you stupid son of a bitch!
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My wife: “What happened to our portfolio today?” Me:
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Peter Lynch talking about dealing with pullbacks in the stock market
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Who did this shit lmao
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