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"AI will never be able to do that." I love this sentence. Because every time someone says it, they're making an enormous bet against the future. They're betting that the limitations of a technology today are somehow permanent. They're betting that thousands of researchers, billions of dollars in investment and increasingly powerful systems will simply hit a wall. And they're usually making this prediction about something they haven't even tried doing with the latest models. I've watched AI go from struggling with basic programming tasks to independently building things that would have taken me weeks. In an absurdly short amount of time. And somehow there are still people confidently telling me what these systems will never accomplish. At what point does skepticism become an inability to recognize what's happening right in front of you?
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Denial is the most predictable of all human responses. But, rest assured, this will be the sixth time we have blown up the same short sellers, and we have become exceedingly efficient at it. $OMH $SMX
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edge fully eroded. All thanks to not being able to trade the stocks i can actually win on and offset loosers. #HTBshortingisover
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Moves like $OMH are outlier but they rhyme Rig gets aggressive shorting because of sell off thinking it never moves again... Then guy like @short_cap comes in and triggers Execution Engine and boom You blow up your entire fund $5 > $70 on halt... Likely $100 soon but this is Small Cap all about Many times it's not just the Low float or micro float. Some of them are bogged down with dilution and bs. But the ones the corner, trap and flip those change lives
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Looks like this guy is right again in a big way
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If you took longs today, you should probably think about quitting trading for good.
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If your guru who primarily trades small caps is suddenly commenting on the broader markets like S&P 500, today 10/30/2026,understand what you're watching: it's about generating clicks and attention. These people have been calling for disaster and getting it wrong for over a decade. There's also a second motive. If a massive market crash eventually happens, they can point back to these predictions and use them as marketing material to sell you on how they supposedly saw it coming all along. You're missing the game. It's not necessarily about giving you sound market analysis. It's about building an audience, driving engagement, and positioning themselves as market prophets. Don't confuse marketing with expertise.
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Small caps are soo cooked. Cyclical many say. There is nothing cyclical about locates anymore. Barely getting much plays now that have range, the ones we do get, insanely priced locates. Over 10-15% of the price of stock. Small caps are really loosing their EV
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“Michael burry was right”
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AI is over so you plow into the safety trade: infrastructure software and cybersecurity at 100x sales
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This is one of the most dangerous environments for a lot of traders. The indexes are at highs, so it feels like you should be making money. But breadth is awful, and outside of a handful of names it's almost impossible to get any real traction. That gap between what the indexes say and what your account says is where people start forcing trades. Don't let the indexes set your expectations. Let your own results tell you when it's time to press.
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markets when more ppl lose their jobs
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RIP shorts Always and forever
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Martin got crushed on another short - his $KOD short, they released positive Daybreak data this morning. Just a few months after the $CAPR sh*tshow. Is he in danger of losing his Pharma bro status?
I think Martin has to take more accountability for his followers joining him on shorts like this. Especially shorts on binary biotech events like $CAPR. Lots of his young following don’t understand the risks of shorting. I always emphasis this, along with keeping any position size under 5% and never shorting binary events! Your portfolio should also have a mix of shorts and long, and other asset classes like bonds, treasuries or REIT’s. Never go all in on something, especially a binary event! Some hard lessons were learned here!
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Nunca te fíes de traders que solo publican sus días ganadores
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This new era of “traders” trading with “prop” firms that give these “traders” “payouts” and then the “trader” promotes the payouts and promotes the “prop” firm that paid out… 🙃
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The China cap (small cap) market has evolved into three modes: 1. GM market dead (current) 2. China squeezers that will teleport you 5000% pm or halt auction scam you (early August) 3. Intermediate mode with some plays but accompanied by zero/unreasonable locates (June/July). Pick your poison and enjoy “adapting”. $ARBE $BNC $BJDX $TWG
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BREAKING: Palantir is projected to generate nearly $50 million in revenue per day by 2028
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Anything good rarely comes from telling people you’re a trader
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All of this talk about shorting. Primarily shorting in a generational bull market just doesn’t make much sense. If you absolutely nail a short near the top and make 30-50% that’s considered a great trade. Meanwhile a number of stocks on the long side are going up much more than that, faster. Shorting in a bull market is essentially fighting the broader trend for less upside and at the same time taking on theoretically unlimited risk. Doesn’t seem like a great use of time or capital but to each their own.
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