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“Zooming in to the one hour, you can see we got pretty close. These white lines are showing reversals... we just created another bull div on the hourly. And right now, we are starting to pump, so this might give us enough fuel to hit the top of this range. That's what I'm looking at on Bitcoin's chart.”

“I just am still seeing a little bit of bearish pressure here on oil and the fact that we rejected so cleanly up this parallel range. Makes me think that we're more than likely going to revisit at least the midpoint of this parallel range. If that happens tomorrow, that means oil is going to drop back down to about $103.”

“So we're seeing the same drawdown, might be seeing a little bit of a bounce here. We're trying to get above this trend line as we speak. We bounced right here April of 2025... and we're really, really close to this range on Microsoft. So I'm nibbling in some Microsoft. I've gotten a little bit of Microsoft. I'm a little bit more bullish on this chart.”

“Nike is beaten down. And this is a story of tariffs, but it's down 75%. $40 to 42, really, really good accumulation zone for Nike, in my opinion. Look at that recent drawdown. I mean, that is oversold. If I've ever seen anything oversold. So I'm nibbling into some Nike.”

“After that Trump speech, we have Bitcoin dumping, stock market dumping, oil pumping, looks like inflation is going to start rising. But I think a lot of people are about to be on the wrong side of a trade, moving forward here. So watch these levels with me. And folks, I'll see you at the top.”

“A third of the world by countries that represent about a third of the world's population, they are all in declining mode. That's a fact. And if you look at the top ten first wave economies, they account for about 30% of the global population and about 70% of the world economy GDP; they are all declining. This is a slow moving train wreck that we have to be cognizant for.”

“Wealth concentration now exceeds even the Gilded Age, and when you bring in the lens of AI, the fog of war is so thick that it prevents us from being able to see into the future. I was inspired to seek truth by trying to anchor what you at least know for sure, because it gives me great peace when I can underwrite the things I know with certainty and reorient my entire investing mindset.”

“The value of labor is reaching zero because I think technology as a whole is deflationary. I think that's the punchline. If technology works the way that is allowing for productivity growth that resets the jump to universality in ways that is unimaginable, it's really deflationary. And so you should expect a lot of things to maybe go down in price.”

“What's happening though is that's not what we're seeing in actual price because we live also in a credit world, where credit inflation and credit creation is a big driver of our growth model. Technology as a whole is deflationary, but these compounding things like unprecedented levels of debt make the equation harder to reason about unless you anchor to the certain truths of demographics and labor.”

“In 1960, health care was only about 5% of US GDP, but we now know today it's over 20% of US GDP. That number alone kind of tells you people are living longer and health care is getting more expensive, which means that consumption actually has to be fulfilled. This will probably come from some kind of asset disposition that the older generation has acquired throughout their working years.”

“The 'danger zone' is officially here.”

“The 'danger zone' is officially here.”