$nflx one day soon you’ll wake up and Netflix will be up 15%. I don’t know when. Maybe post earnings, maybe the front runners will load before earnings. But this is a company that has been thru the ringer over the years and it ALWAYS comes back. Wouldn’t bet on this time being different.
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The Los Angeles County Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk’s office (led by Dean C. Logan, appointed by the all-Democratic Board of Supervisors) runs ballot counting and certification for LA County, which includes the City of Los Angeles. LA County government is overwhelmingly Democratic-controlled. The process follows California state law: universal mail ballots, signature verification, bipartisan observers, risk-limiting audits, and a 30-day canvass. Late-counted mail ballots are common here and often shift results.
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Makes you wonder… if these employees are working on technology that will make themselves obsolete, why don’t they all just walk off the job now? Both companies will fail without workers. Take a stand now, while you still have some leverage. cnbc.com/2026/04/24/20k-job-…
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Read this while a little stoned and I blew my own mind. Taxes are the mechanism that keeps the fiat system running. 🤯 g.co/gemini/share/d79793388a…
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Love this. At Saylor’s predicted valuation Bitcoin will be worth 13.8x today’s US GDP. More than the whole economy many times over. Can’t make this stuff up🤣
Replying to @jstone9 @saylordocs
The $420 trillion fully diluted Bitcoin market cap at $20M per coin would be about 13.8 times the current US nominal GDP of approximately $30.5 trillion (Q2 2025 figure). Keep in mind GDP grows over time—Saylor's prediction spans 20 years.
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Charlie Kirk shooting video. Close up. WARNING-GRAPHIC
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Here he is
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Hey ⁦⁦@GavinNewsom⁩ , was this the plan all along? Make it impossible for refineries to operate, force them to close, and jack up the price of fuel to force us all into EV’s? Bay Area refinery closure could be 'huge blow' for Calif. drivers sfgate.com/bayarea/article/c…
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⁦@elonmusk⁩ something to think about….
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Isn’t she the one that broadcast the troop movements of the National Guard so people could maximize their looting opportunities?
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Layoffs getting heavy in the commercial real estate sector. This is not being priced into the markets. Major risks for mostly regional banks who underwrite CRE loans. This will have contagion effects.
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THIS is why the China/Taiwan situation is doomed to end in conflict… #WW3 #taiwan #Nvidia #TSMC
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Nothing to do with historic connections to Taiwan or whatever BS we hear from the CCP. It’s economics and the future of chip building. Without Taiwan, China gets left behind in the AI arms race. Game, set, match.
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This is why you don’t get movies like Shawshank Redemption, A Few Good Men, and Forrest Gump anymore and why every other film is either Transformers, The Fast and Furious or some Marvel garbage.
non aesthetic things
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The bond market is revolting against the Fed This morning, yields on the U.S. 10-year bond soared over 4%. This continues a non-stop rise in yields following the Fed’s 50 basis point rate cut on September 18. Normally, long term rates follow the path of interest rates in the overnight lending market, which the Fed controls. But this isn't a normal environment. Consider last Friday’s "blowout" jobs report, which was entirely driven by the biggest government hiring spree on record outside of COVID-19. Whoever believes our economy is strong, must think borrowing unsustainable amounts of money, printing money to pay for those loans, and then hiring people to do wasteful government jobs is the path to prosperity. It isn’t. The U.S. government is running deficits equal to 6% of GDP, and only generating 3% economic growth. In other words, if you remove government spending from the equation, America's economy is shrinking. We are on our way to a Soviet-like collapse in our economy as more and more of everything we do – including our jobs – are controlled by the government. Mr. Market is starting to sniff this out. That’s why investors are dumping Treasuries and flooding into gold, stocks, and real estate at record high prices. Meanwhile, we’re witnessing an entire presidential election campaign without either major party bothering to address the single most important issue at stake in our country: America’s unsustainable debt burden and the coming insolvency of the federal government. It is only a matter of time now until, one day, the U.S. Treasury market suddenly realizes that no amount of printing will stop the collapse: there will be “no bid” for our country’s bonds. And on that day, everything you think you knew about America will be completely gone.
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U.S. presidents net worth before and after office: Ronald Reagan: $10.6M ➡️ $15.4M George H.W. Bush: $4M ➡️ $23M Bill Clinton: $1.3M ➡️ $241.5M George W. Bush: $20M ➡️ $40M Barack Obama: $1.3M ➡️ $70M Donald Trump: $3.7B ➡️ $2.5B Numbers don’t lie. What are your thoughts here?
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NEW: KJP says it's "dangerous" for Peter Doocy to call her out after she called Trump a "threat to democracy" just two days after he was nearly assass*nated again. This may be the gaslight of the month. Doocy: "How many more assass*nation attempts on Trump until you choose a different word than a threat?" KJP: "The question that you're asking is incredibly dangerous in the way that you're asking it because American people are watching." Video: @theMRC
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This yield curve inversion is WORSE than 1929 and 2008 Buckle up
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