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Semiconductor Stocks are now trading 63% above their 200-day moving average, the largest margin since the Dot Com Bubble Burst
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Bitcoin is currently at $81,773, with the latest ATH at $126,272.
bitcoin is 35% from an ATH.
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bitcoin is 35% from an ATH.
$BTC Drawdown BitcoinChartBot
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Fiber optics is still happening at the battlefield, although not as much as it used to be.
It's extremely pricey now. We used to buy 50km spool for $300, now it's easily $2500. Just so you know
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It's extremely pricey now. We used to buy 50km spool for $300, now it's easily $2500. Just so you know
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A Chinese woman attempted to extort PE billionaire Wes Edens out of $1.2B after getting STDs from a hookup that began over LinkedIn DMs
Changli 'Sophia' Luo, founder of non-profit One World Initiative Advocacy, chatted up Wed Edens over DMs before eventually sleeping with him on their third meeting in 2023
Their flirty rapport turned hostile as Sophia began threatening to leak videos of them having sex. She reached out to Eden's family members, including his ex-wife and current girlfriend, and threatened to approach Fortress' investors and 'taint' Edens in an attempt to extort money from him via mediation
Edens, the founder of $50B AUM Fortress Investment Group, initially settled via mediation for $6.5M before Sophia tested for HPV-16. Sophia then threatened to 'destroy' Edens if he didn't take 'responsibility' and re-settle for $1.25B
Sophia was arrested while attempting to flee to China. She is currently on house-arrest ahead of trial
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Changli 'Sophia' Luo, founder of non-profit One World Initiative Advocacy, chatted up Wed Edens over DMs before eventually sleeping with him on their third meeting in 2023
Their flirty rapport turned hostile as Sophia began threatening to leak videos of them having sex. She reached out to Eden's family members, including his ex-wife and current girlfriend, and threatened to approach Fortress' investors and 'taint' Edens in an attempt to extort money from him via mediation
Edens, the founder of $50B AUM Fortress Investment Group, initially settled via mediation for $6.5M before Sophia tested for HPV-16. Sophia then threatened to 'destroy' Edens if he didn't take 'responsibility' and re-settle for $1.25B
Sophia was arrested while attempting to flee to China. She is currently on house-arrest ahead of trial
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Two passengers exposed to the hantavirus outbreak on the MV Hondius have arrived in Atlanta for evaluation and are being taken to Emory University Hospital. Officials say both are asymptomatic and following CDC guidance.
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Must be said over and over again:
Things aren’t getting more expensive. Your dollar is worth less.
Inflation is not the magical increase in general prices. It is the increase in money supply chasing the same number of goods, making your dollar worth less compared to goods.
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Things aren’t getting more expensive. Your dollar is worth less.
Inflation is not the magical increase in general prices. It is the increase in money supply chasing the same number of goods, making your dollar worth less compared to goods.
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The wanna-be A-Team that got millions of dollars for an illegal manhunt.
Somewhere between a bad action movie and an actual war crime, there was Spear Operations Group. The tax shelter was registered in 2015 and operated like something straight out of a fever dream.
It started with a lunch meeting at a military base in Abu Dhabi. Abraham Golan, a Hungarian-Israeli contractor, walked in with a pitch: Give me a team of former Navy SEALs, Green Berets, and Foreign Legion veterans, and we’ll run a targeted elimination program in Yemen. No official military structure. No oversight. No questions. Price tag: $1.5 million a month, plus bonuses per operation.
The UAE said yes. They handed over weapons, uniforms, military ranks, and a list of names with photos attached.
The team looked like the A-Team’s weird cousin: Cigars, headbands, tactical gear that screamed special operations but styled like an 80s action movie. On Christmas Day 2015, they sat sharing whiskey, planning how to eliminate their first target. One drew the mission plan on the tent floor with a Sharpie. After the briefing, he cut it out with a knife and burned it. “I don’t want any of that with my handwriting floating around.”
Their first operation hit a political leader’s office with explosives. The target fled minutes before, but Golan still called it a success. After that, it only got crazier: Motorbikes weaving through traffic to attach magnetic bombs to cars, a $7 million San Diego mansion as the operations center, and at least two members still on active US military duty. One had starred in a reality TV show called “One Man Army” before joining the hit squad in Yemen. A CIA officer called them “almost like a murder squad,” adding about Golan: “For crazy shit, he’s the kind of guy you hire.”
In 2018, a major investigation exposed everything. Golan went on the record without flinching: “There was a targeted program in Yemen. I was running it. We did it.” The company dissolved within weeks. The target who survived is suing in federal court, living in exile ever since.
Nobody went to prison. The website is still active. And in Bali, one of the operators now runs a dog training business.
Somewhere between a bad action movie and an actual war crime, there was Spear Operations Group. The tax shelter was registered in 2015 and operated like something straight out of a fever dream.
It started with a lunch meeting at a military base in Abu Dhabi. Abraham Golan, a Hungarian-Israeli contractor, walked in with a pitch: Give me a team of former Navy SEALs, Green Berets, and Foreign Legion veterans, and we’ll run a targeted elimination program in Yemen. No official military structure. No oversight. No questions. Price tag: $1.5 million a month, plus bonuses per operation.
The UAE said yes. They handed over weapons, uniforms, military ranks, and a list of names with photos attached.
The team looked like the A-Team’s weird cousin: Cigars, headbands, tactical gear that screamed special operations but styled like an 80s action movie. On Christmas Day 2015, they sat sharing whiskey, planning how to eliminate their first target. One drew the mission plan on the tent floor with a Sharpie. After the briefing, he cut it out with a knife and burned it. “I don’t want any of that with my handwriting floating around.”
Their first operation hit a political leader’s office with explosives. The target fled minutes before, but Golan still called it a success. After that, it only got crazier: Motorbikes weaving through traffic to attach magnetic bombs to cars, a $7 million San Diego mansion as the operations center, and at least two members still on active US military duty. One had starred in a reality TV show called “One Man Army” before joining the hit squad in Yemen. A CIA officer called them “almost like a murder squad,” adding about Golan: “For crazy shit, he’s the kind of guy you hire.”
In 2018, a major investigation exposed everything. Golan went on the record without flinching: “There was a targeted program in Yemen. I was running it. We did it.” The company dissolved within weeks. The target who survived is suing in federal court, living in exile ever since.
Nobody went to prison. The website is still active. And in Bali, one of the operators now runs a dog training business.
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