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27.04.202507:54
Roosh might be taking it a little too far in his newest grift
22.04.202502:26
casino stocks, which are largely all as beaten up as tech stocks over the past several months, seem pretty insulated from the major macro narratives right now. there's no real AI risk, no tariff risk, no government risk. they're trading down on recession expectations (overblown) and a couple years of having bad management (easy to fix).
casino business is probably the easiest industry to fix the management in. as long as management doesn't fuck up so bad that they lose the gambling license (won't happen with the big public cos in vegas) you can always find people who can make that license print money. the real estate and license has so much inherent value that is VERY hard to fuck up with bad management.
not a buyer here just yet at these levels but definitely watchlisting, seem beaten up way too much without a real basis other than vibes.
one other negative mark is it doesn't seem they've figured out how to market to zoomers - at all. this is bullish rather than bearish though, it took them a long time to figure out how to cater to millennials well too. it's hard for something you're already bad at to get worse, especially if you bring in new effective management.
casino business is probably the easiest industry to fix the management in. as long as management doesn't fuck up so bad that they lose the gambling license (won't happen with the big public cos in vegas) you can always find people who can make that license print money. the real estate and license has so much inherent value that is VERY hard to fuck up with bad management.
not a buyer here just yet at these levels but definitely watchlisting, seem beaten up way too much without a real basis other than vibes.
one other negative mark is it doesn't seem they've figured out how to market to zoomers - at all. this is bullish rather than bearish though, it took them a long time to figure out how to cater to millennials well too. it's hard for something you're already bad at to get worse, especially if you bring in new effective management.
21.04.202515:17
It’s pretty funny that he met JD Vance and immediately died of cringe though that’s some S tier old man trolling
10.04.202505:17
"eVeRy bUsInEsS wILl JuSt rAiSe PrIcEs tO aDjUsT FoR TaRiFfs"
ok and what if their competitor doesn't?
since 2020 we've seen record corporate profit margins while labor has also seen their wages decimated.
BRING BACK PRICE DISCOVERY
ok and what if their competitor doesn't?
since 2020 we've seen record corporate profit margins while labor has also seen their wages decimated.
BRING BACK PRICE DISCOVERY
07.04.202519:29
Elon dying to act 1 starter bosses while being trolled relentlessly in PoE 2
25.04.202501:45
Honestly as a part-time degenerate, eating massive amounts of orange chicken and beijing beef while playing cards until your brain explodes isn’t the worst way to go if you’re on your last legs.
21.04.202521:28
I’m a big believer in Elliott Wave theory, look into it and check the QQQ/SPY charts painting a big beautiful wave pattern for an idea where we’re going.
21.04.202515:07
Bergoglio wasn’t even a priest let alone the pope lol
14.04.202518:08
Starbucks no longer takes the coupon I’ve been using for the past five weeks every weekday for a $2.50 large iced macchiato😔
10.04.202501:56
Why I find the arguments of Strasserists, cryptocommunists, and basic bitch leftists repulsive is that they're driven by petty resentment, hyperbolism, and fundamentally flawed understandings. It's mostly the petty resentment though.
"A well deserved punishment to boomers" is the type of petty resentment that I despise. The whole thing is just "wahhh I'm in my 30s and mad at my parents still." Fucking grow up. Being mad at my parents was a defining part of my worldview when I was like, 15. It's a juvenile phase you're eventually supposed to grow out of. I guess if your whole work is reading Nietzsche to 15 year old boys you don't have to though.
Yes boomers are by default largely responsible for the current state of things because they're the oldest majority alive generation. They're also a generation that appears on average 15-20 points lower IQ than their successor generations, probably a result of things like leaded gasoline, lead paint, retarded diets, and abandoning most forms of mental exercise once they reached middle age. Most boomers have ektch-a-sketch brains that get reset daily by the television. This is valuable to understand, but that's just a first step to being able to do anything to improve your own situation or society as a whole within the circumstances that they created.
There's an attitude from various people of "BOOMERS JUST DIE ALREADY" and then what? Your whole plan is Total Boomer Death, ??????, Profit. Even if you deleted every boomer tomorrow you would still be stuck in the same world, and you'd have no plan, because you spend all day wallowing in resentment as an excuse to do nothing.
Keith might be so stupid he can't even read a chart. There is no spike in rates. Rates are lower today than they were 2 weeks ago. Where is the spike Keith? Show me on the chart the fucking spike. Not the one day chart, but on a time frame that actually makes sense in the context of the mortgages you're talking about, which would be a minimum 90 day period. There's certainly been spikes in market volatility over the past 2 weeks, but this is not really relevant to many people besides day traders and market makers.
The fundamental mistake most political commentators make when incorporating market data into commentary is an assumption that today's market prices are rational, or yesterday's market prices are rational, or the past 6 months of prices have been rational, or the past 2 years of prices have been rational. When left leaning people try to incorporate this presupposition they also create a self-exploding argument because they're basing their argument around the efficient market hypothesis, when one paragraph later or the next day later they'll also start advocating for centralized/socialized resource allocation, because they don't believe in the efficient market hypothesis.
Like I've mentioned previously, the drop in most stock values over the past 2 weeks is not a direct consequence of tariffs, but a direct consequence of the reality that the stock market had turned into a retarded casino where bulls hammering the bid on everything felt like they could just do it forever because government policy would always backstop them and paper over any inconvenience like poor earnings, logistical or development delays, and even bad corporate management. Trump's tariff announcements were a declaration that his administration were not going to just pump up the market at all costs, which was the more meaningful impact than the impact on trade. So you had an immediate revert of a full year of market insanity. Now new conditions are established and there's short-term volatility as we see how things actually shake out and analysts assess what the long-term implications on trade and earnings expectations really are.
"A well deserved punishment to boomers" is the type of petty resentment that I despise. The whole thing is just "wahhh I'm in my 30s and mad at my parents still." Fucking grow up. Being mad at my parents was a defining part of my worldview when I was like, 15. It's a juvenile phase you're eventually supposed to grow out of. I guess if your whole work is reading Nietzsche to 15 year old boys you don't have to though.
Yes boomers are by default largely responsible for the current state of things because they're the oldest majority alive generation. They're also a generation that appears on average 15-20 points lower IQ than their successor generations, probably a result of things like leaded gasoline, lead paint, retarded diets, and abandoning most forms of mental exercise once they reached middle age. Most boomers have ektch-a-sketch brains that get reset daily by the television. This is valuable to understand, but that's just a first step to being able to do anything to improve your own situation or society as a whole within the circumstances that they created.
There's an attitude from various people of "BOOMERS JUST DIE ALREADY" and then what? Your whole plan is Total Boomer Death, ??????, Profit. Even if you deleted every boomer tomorrow you would still be stuck in the same world, and you'd have no plan, because you spend all day wallowing in resentment as an excuse to do nothing.
Keith might be so stupid he can't even read a chart. There is no spike in rates. Rates are lower today than they were 2 weeks ago. Where is the spike Keith? Show me on the chart the fucking spike. Not the one day chart, but on a time frame that actually makes sense in the context of the mortgages you're talking about, which would be a minimum 90 day period. There's certainly been spikes in market volatility over the past 2 weeks, but this is not really relevant to many people besides day traders and market makers.
The fundamental mistake most political commentators make when incorporating market data into commentary is an assumption that today's market prices are rational, or yesterday's market prices are rational, or the past 6 months of prices have been rational, or the past 2 years of prices have been rational. When left leaning people try to incorporate this presupposition they also create a self-exploding argument because they're basing their argument around the efficient market hypothesis, when one paragraph later or the next day later they'll also start advocating for centralized/socialized resource allocation, because they don't believe in the efficient market hypothesis.
Like I've mentioned previously, the drop in most stock values over the past 2 weeks is not a direct consequence of tariffs, but a direct consequence of the reality that the stock market had turned into a retarded casino where bulls hammering the bid on everything felt like they could just do it forever because government policy would always backstop them and paper over any inconvenience like poor earnings, logistical or development delays, and even bad corporate management. Trump's tariff announcements were a declaration that his administration were not going to just pump up the market at all costs, which was the more meaningful impact than the impact on trade. So you had an immediate revert of a full year of market insanity. Now new conditions are established and there's short-term volatility as we see how things actually shake out and analysts assess what the long-term implications on trade and earnings expectations really are.
07.04.202501:56
willing to debate anyone who thinks the tariffs are genuinely bad for America. I don’t care about whether they’re bad for Europe.
24.04.202522:28
Of all the black rapper deaths funniest one is Irv Gotti dying from overdosing on Chinese food
21.04.202516:26
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO THE GROUND
20.04.202523:15
Happy Easter everyone
11.04.202503:40
10.04.202501:56
There's also general incoherence in Keith's argument. Punishing China and reindustrialization are two sides of the same coin from a nationalist perspective. From the perspective of an international socialist, like Keith, they're not, but from a national perspective they are. Reindustrialization naturally entails creating demand for American manufactured goods at the expense of Chinese manufactured goods.
This is a long-winded rant but in summary there's something generally suspicious about anyone who takes the stance of "Yes I support the American worker NO NOT AT THE COST OF THE CHINESE WORKER 😡"
https://t.me/keith_woods/6116
This is a long-winded rant but in summary there's something generally suspicious about anyone who takes the stance of "Yes I support the American worker NO NOT AT THE COST OF THE CHINESE WORKER 😡"
https://t.me/keith_woods/6116
06.04.202520:57
btc dropping to $27k more likely than a pop back up to $100k rn imo
24.04.202521:46
There’s people out there who had to bag hold gold for 533 years to break even 😔
21.04.202516:00
AI has made basically no improvement in generalizing solutions to questions where there is no objective answer since ~GPT-4 and only marginal improvements to generative work requiring precision in each model release since then.
Good at math and imprecise work where you can provide it with a lot of context and guide it towards the output you want tho.
Good at math and imprecise work where you can provide it with a lot of context and guide it towards the output you want tho.
19.04.202522:00
why the fuck is 4chan still down
10.04.202505:21
do you actually think that when the market was sitting at all time highs, 20% up on the year, that companies literally couldn't afford to make less profit? lol, lmao.
09.04.202519:51
put 10,000% tariffs on china fuck them
05.04.202520:58
when lots of people start posting the rothschild blood in the streets copypasta or “you liked X at Y price? You should love it at y/2 price” the down move is usually only half over. There’s not really blood until those people go silent or are apocalypse posting.
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