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I’ll bet it’s from contaminated fruit. The parasite referenced is bad. When I was a kid my mother got this from contaminated fruit served at a 5 star restaurant in NYC. Large event. Everyone was sickened except my father who says he only eats meat and hates fruit and veggies 😂. My mother suffered for months and ended up allergic to many foods after that. Now she only eats meat.

New York Post @nypost

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Mystery of explosive diarrhea parasite outbreak in the US - as experts try to figure out what's causing it trib.al/XBoRqDX

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After blowing up several accounts and losing 6+ figures. I was determined to succeed. Made many millions since. Just trial and error! 🐦‍⬛

Brian @primexbrian

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@TheMarketRaven Care to share when you were at your lowest with trading? Emotionally

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@xBitcoin_Teej I picked up some xbci today

@Frostlink45 @MarkMoses777 Very cool

Goldman Sachs is profitable 94% of all trading days. Out of 251 trading days in 2025, they only lost money on 15. 8-year average: 88.8%. Even in 2022, the worst year for markets since 2008, they still won 85% of the time. Always follow what Goldman Sachs $GS is doing.

The most important truth about momentum swing trading: You can't get a 1000% move unless you first get a 30%, 50%, and 100% move. Most will be afraid to trade it after such a big move. But all big movers follow this pattern: big move up, consolidation, breakout, continuation.

@bairdk Very cool

Every retail investor should spend real time with the sell-side analysts making these calls. Most are smart, well-meaning, and perfectly nice. But once you see how much of Wall Street “conviction” is just recycled macro fear, valuation theater, and career-risk math dressed up as precision, you never look at crash calls the same way again.

*Walter Bloomberg @DeItaone

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BOFA: HEDGE THE RALLY Bank of America is urging investors to hedge further S&P 500 gains, warning the recent rally is losing momentum and could give way to a “three-wave correction” through September. Technical strategist Paul Ciana sees the index falling as low as 6,850—about

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Solid advice that will save you a lot of money: There is zero reason to be chasing a gap up when indices are below a declining 21EMA. Either you buy when indices hit support (like they did last week) or you wait for a structure to form. ( Reclaim 21EMA + put a higher low ) Chasing gaps in a downtrend hurts more than it rewards.

Here's something everyone should do: Record a video interview with your parents. Ask about their childhood adventures. Their worst regrets. Their hopes, dreams, and fears. Advice they wish they learned earlier. Our time with them is finite, but the recordings last forever.

Ever notice this pattern?🤔 You are doing great with your trading but for whatever reason you fuck it all up😢😭😡 This is why and here is how you can overcome it for GOOD. Most important psychology lesson you will EVER read 👇🧵

Healthcare is not the endgame. It's just Phase 1. This is the rotation playbook for the next 18 months. Most of you are looking at healthcare right now and wondering if it's too late. It's not. Healthcare has been the most consistent sector in midterm election years for 30+ years. 80% win rate in the back half. That's the most reliable sector pattern in modern market history. Here's what you need to know: - 22 healthcare companies beat the S&P 500 in 75%+ of midterm years from 1994 to 2022. - Zero of them underperformed. But the real money isn't just in healthcare. It's in knowing WHEN to leave healthcare and where to go next. The mistake most traders make is they ride healthcare all the way through 2027 and miss the bigger move. - Year 3 of the presidential cycle is the strongest year in the entire 4-year cycle. Average return since 1933: +17.2%. Positive 90% of the time. And it's NOT healthcare that leads Year 3. The leaders flip completely. 2026-2027 playbook: Phase 1, July to November 2026: Heavy in healthcare. Add defense. Staples, utilities. Phase 2, November to February 2027: Start trimming healthcare. Build tech and financials slowly. Phase 3, February through end of 2027: Full risk on. Tech, financials, consumer discretionary lead the move. Average gain from midterm year low to Year 3 high: +46.9%. Healthcare names I'm watching: $LLY $UNH $ABBV $MRK $AMGN $TMO $DHR $SYK $DXCM $IDXX $HCA $PODD ETFs to look at: $XBI $LABU $ARKG $GNOM This is your roadmap.

@shawngorham Love visiting Newport!

This is probably the best starter pack for learning to day trade $SPY • Watch the reaction to the PDH & PDL. • Watch the reaction to the PMH & PML. • Pay attention to the EMA trends. • Look for Bull / Bear Flags. Put in some screen time focusing on these 4 things and you’ll be able to read price action as good as anyone 🤙 Search my feed for the detailed version!

If you don't wake up excited and go to bed tired, drop everything and think of what your future will look like if you keep repeating the same day for the rest of your life. Sit with that discomfort until a new direction appears.

I’m biased - but I think supply&demand is the best trading strategy But if you’re trading something else, keep doing that I know guys making money from everything - ICT, basic technical analysis, automated trading There’s no right or wrong way to approach the markets All that matters is that you zero in on ONE specific strategy and keep working at it for years until it clicks That’s it

@timeframeking 🔥

If you’re new to selling options, it’s very important to manage your buying power and your emotions. You can be in a winning trade that is marking (going) against you hard bc of a violent move in either direction. When a stock moves up or down very quickly the short option will look pretty damn ugly on paper. Delta, gamma and Vega will be kicking your butt and theta can only do so much to help you out. This is where you must develop the ability to weather the storm so that a loser can turn into a winner if you’re still comfortably OTM. It’s counter intuitive, but options that are far OTM can still be losing $ on paper until they flip. This is the art of selling options that very few options sellers talk about. Why don’t they talk about it? IMO, it’s bc they paper hand and close the minute an option isn’t going their way. They want to be leading the whole way. They don’t know to come from behind for the W. Most of big wins are often losers on paper FIRST. It’s the nature of the beast. You’re welcome

@optionscjp Yea the ai crap is annoying. I see some good investing accounts now post ai slop for every post.

My new life now that price action is absolute dogshit