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Trump accidentally reveals his plan to BLOCK select Epstein files!
The goal of the Epstein petition is full release of the files, but Trump says:
“the House Oversight Committee can have what they are legally entitled to”
That’s a *RED FLAG*:
Trump accidentally reveals his plan to BLOCK select Epstein files!
The goal of the Epstein petition is full release of the files, but Trump says:
“the House Oversight Committee can have what they are legally entitled to”
That’s a *RED FLAG*:
2/8
The oversight committee is allowed to get information from the DoJ on *active* cases that the rest of Congress cannot get.
BUT, a number of different rules allow the DoJ to withhold information *at their discretion* without even informing Oversight.
The oversight committee is allowed to get information from the DoJ on *active* cases that the rest of Congress cannot get.
BUT, a number of different rules allow the DoJ to withhold information *at their discretion* without even informing Oversight.
3/8
Rule 6(e) of the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedures, for example, limits how materials and discussions before a Grand Jury can be shared.
Exceptions exist for law enforcement matters, but not for the Oversight committee.
Rule 6(e) of the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedures, for example, limits how materials and discussions before a Grand Jury can be shared.
Exceptions exist for law enforcement matters, but not for the Oversight committee.
In November, the Indian Ministry of External Affairs reported that 44 Indian nationals were serving in the Russian army. Frontelligence Insight obtained and reviewed data that shows the real number is higher. At least 146 Indian citizens have signed contracts. 🧵Thread:
2/ Thanks to data provided by @hochuzhit_com and our own investigation, we found that Russia, working through local recruiters in India, actively targeting Indian nationals and pulling them into military service despite the Indian government’s attempts to reduce such activities.
3/ We identified more than a dozen ongoing or recently concluded advertising campaigns targeting Indian citizens. In the image below, you can see examples from Facebook, YouTube, and other social-media platforms promotions. Notably, some advertisements directly mention Alabuga
1/10 Michael Burry spotting "overtrade"
In classical economics the bust is often attributed by the British writers to “overtrade”, and this is often magnified by excessively loose monetary policy. But it can happen without excessive loose monetary or fiscal policy... archives 👇
In classical economics the bust is often attributed by the British writers to “overtrade”, and this is often magnified by excessively loose monetary policy. But it can happen without excessive loose monetary or fiscal policy... archives 👇
2/10
Clement Juglar in 1880s.
Clement Juglar in 1880s.
3/10
You can spot that in the writings from Thomas Tooke in 1826 about the BoE buying some exchequer bills in 1823 repressing rates and creating an overtrade situation in the mining scheme in Central and South America culminating with the “poyais” fictitious country.
You can spot that in the writings from Thomas Tooke in 1826 about the BoE buying some exchequer bills in 1823 repressing rates and creating an overtrade situation in the mining scheme in Central and South America culminating with the “poyais” fictitious country.
Those bitching about Nima Yamini, who may be a little bit emotional for my taste, is proving his claim.
Every response to him is some crap about how Ashkenazi are the smartest or deserve all the credit for the state of Israel. This shit is insulting to other types of Jews.
Every response to him is some crap about how Ashkenazi are the smartest or deserve all the credit for the state of Israel. This shit is insulting to other types of Jews.
The problem is not within the different Jewish subgroups themselves; it's with a lack of education. Most Ashkies received European style education, which generally erases the rest of Jews. So they come off sounding ignorant about other Jewish cultures. The answer is study.
Instead of having a visceral reaction about how Yamini or others offended you, how about you look into their perspective?
He literally never made any claims about all ashkenazim. This started off talking about Ben Shapiro...
He literally never made any claims about all ashkenazim. This started off talking about Ben Shapiro...
Email and SMS are the bread and butter of retention
But if that’s where your strategy ends, you’re missing out on moments to build deeper connections
Because customers aren’t just scrolling their inbox. They’re also checking their calendars, tapping around your app, and opening their mail
Let’s look at 5 alternatives that deserve a spot in your strategy👇
But if that’s where your strategy ends, you’re missing out on moments to build deeper connections
Because customers aren’t just scrolling their inbox. They’re also checking their calendars, tapping around your app, and opening their mail
Let’s look at 5 alternatives that deserve a spot in your strategy👇
1. Push Notifications
Push notifications get overlooked because brands assume they’re annoying. But if you use web push or have an app (even just for loyalty or tracking orders) this is a great way to re-engage.
They cut through the clutter and don’t require customers to be inside their inbox. In fact, push has an average open rate of 90% (compared to 20-25% for email).
When to use them:
-Abandoned cart alerts (“You left something behind. Still want it?”)
-Back-in-stock or low-stock notifications
-Last-chance reminders for sales or expiring rewards
-Order delivery or fulfillment updates
Pro tip: Add some urgency to your push notifications to drive more clicks. Avoid being spammy, though. Personalize based on behavior or let users set preferences for the frequency or types of alerts they want to receive.
Push notifications get overlooked because brands assume they’re annoying. But if you use web push or have an app (even just for loyalty or tracking orders) this is a great way to re-engage.
They cut through the clutter and don’t require customers to be inside their inbox. In fact, push has an average open rate of 90% (compared to 20-25% for email).
When to use them:
-Abandoned cart alerts (“You left something behind. Still want it?”)
-Back-in-stock or low-stock notifications
-Last-chance reminders for sales or expiring rewards
-Order delivery or fulfillment updates
Pro tip: Add some urgency to your push notifications to drive more clicks. Avoid being spammy, though. Personalize based on behavior or let users set preferences for the frequency or types of alerts they want to receive.
2. Calendar Invites
Customers check their calendars daily. When you give them the option to schedule reminders or upcoming events, you embed your brand into a system they already trust.
Most brands never even consider this, but it's a surprisingly effective tactic, especially for wellness, beauty, food, and fitness brands.
When to use them:
-Subscription reminders (e.g. water filters, coffee beans, pet food)
-Product usage timelines (e.g. “Apply every 2 weeks” or “Replace monthly”)
-Community events, drops, or seasonal launches
-Booking follow-ups or service reminders
And unlike email reminders, calendar invites don’t get buried. They pop up on time, every time.
Customers check their calendars daily. When you give them the option to schedule reminders or upcoming events, you embed your brand into a system they already trust.
Most brands never even consider this, but it's a surprisingly effective tactic, especially for wellness, beauty, food, and fitness brands.
When to use them:
-Subscription reminders (e.g. water filters, coffee beans, pet food)
-Product usage timelines (e.g. “Apply every 2 weeks” or “Replace monthly”)
-Community events, drops, or seasonal launches
-Booking follow-ups or service reminders
And unlike email reminders, calendar invites don’t get buried. They pop up on time, every time.
🧵 Thread: The Silver Tug-of-War Nobody Is Ready For
1️⃣
Japan just detonated a global bomb.
A 2.75% yield on the 20-year JGB is a signal:
the world’s cheap-money era is OVER.
Liquidity is tightening everywhere — and the margin calls are just starting.
Prepare yourselves
1️⃣
Japan just detonated a global bomb.
A 2.75% yield on the 20-year JGB is a signal:
the world’s cheap-money era is OVER.
Liquidity is tightening everywhere — and the margin calls are just starting.
Prepare yourselves
2️⃣
So let’s talk #SILVER.
Because what’s coming is a brutal tug-of-war between:
paper manipulation
vs.
real-world physical fundamentals
…and the ending will not be a draw.
So let’s talk #SILVER.
Because what’s coming is a brutal tug-of-war between:
paper manipulation
vs.
real-world physical fundamentals
…and the ending will not be a draw.
3️⃣
On the paper side?
blatant price suppression
leveraged futures
forced selling during liquidity stress
margin calls hitting funds and banks across the board
This can temporarily push the price down, even when demand is exploding.
On the paper side?
blatant price suppression
leveraged futures
forced selling during liquidity stress
margin calls hitting funds and banks across the board
This can temporarily push the price down, even when demand is exploding.
People yelling “BETR is losing money!” 🤡
Yeah… the old mortgage business lost money.
Tinman + Betsy didn’t.
This is exactly like Palantir before AIP.
Everyone judged the company on the pre-AI era, not the platform that was about to explode.
Yeah… the old mortgage business lost money.
Tinman + Betsy didn’t.
This is exactly like Palantir before AIP.
Everyone judged the company on the pre-AI era, not the platform that was about to explode.
2022–24 was the worst housing market in 40+ years:
📉 Rates from 3% → 8%
📉 Refis died
📉 Originations collapsed
📉 Every lender bled money
That’s not an AI problem.
That’s the macro cycle destroying every mortgage company.
Just like PLTR’s old gov contracts masked the future.
📉 Rates from 3% → 8%
📉 Refis died
📉 Originations collapsed
📉 Every lender bled money
That’s not an AI problem.
That’s the macro cycle destroying every mortgage company.
Just like PLTR’s old gov contracts masked the future.
While the industry drowned, BETR pulled a Palantir move (and all credit goes to @vishalgarg1_0 ):
They rebuilt their entire company around AI + ontology.
•Tinman is the ontology:
A unified data graph of customers, properties, documents, investors, risk rules, and workflows.
•Betsy is the AIP:
An agentic AI that replaces LOs, processors, underwriters, condition clearers — just like AIP agents replace analysts.
This is 1:1 with PLTR’s architecture.
They rebuilt their entire company around AI + ontology.
•Tinman is the ontology:
A unified data graph of customers, properties, documents, investors, risk rules, and workflows.
•Betsy is the AIP:
An agentic AI that replaces LOs, processors, underwriters, condition clearers — just like AIP agents replace analysts.
This is 1:1 with PLTR’s architecture.
Lucky Colours According to Your Mulank - 🧵
Mulank 1 – Birth date 1, 10, 19, 28
Mulank 1 – Birth date 1, 10, 19, 28
Mulank 2 – Birth date 2, 11, 20, 29
Mulank 3 – Birth date 3, 12, 21, 30
Elon Musk once said:
"Success is driven by skill, not degrees."
Here are 8 skills you must develop to become truly successful:
"Success is driven by skill, not degrees."
Here are 8 skills you must develop to become truly successful:
1. Learn Strategic Manipulation
People are naturally self-interested.
Recognize the subtle ways others influence you — and respond wisely.
Mastering this will shift the game in your favor.
People are naturally self-interested.
Recognize the subtle ways others influence you — and respond wisely.
Mastering this will shift the game in your favor.
2. Learn How to Fight
There will be moments when you must protect yourself.
Failing to stand your ground is seen as weakness.
Do this:
• Dedicate 100 minutes daily
• Train with a professional
• Commit for at least 180 days
You’ll reach an intermediate level faster than you think.
There will be moments when you must protect yourself.
Failing to stand your ground is seen as weakness.
Do this:
• Dedicate 100 minutes daily
• Train with a professional
• Commit for at least 180 days
You’ll reach an intermediate level faster than you think.
$GME GameStop Option Flow Report 11-17-2025
With this week being November OpEx, let's break down the option flow on #GameStop and examine how traders are positioning, gamma and delta, the Daily chart and what to watch for 🧵 #GME
With this week being November OpEx, let's break down the option flow on #GameStop and examine how traders are positioning, gamma and delta, the Daily chart and what to watch for 🧵 #GME
$GME top contracts on Friday by volume (typical to see most of the volume centered around the weekly contracts) - saw some of those call spreads coming in too where traders were selling the $21, $22 and $22.50 calls for this week's expiry and last week
Net Flow
Net Flow
$GME GameStop top contracts traded by highest premium - tend to focus on at least $500k or higher to move the needle with #GME
$50 put 10/16/2026 - saw more activity on Friday with $3.5M in total option premium. More on deep in-the-money puts: investopedia.com/terms/d/deepin…
$20 call 1/21/2028 - about $750k in total option premium with most of Friday's volume appearing in new open interest today. Selling deep in-the-money calls can be used as a downside hedge
$21 call 11/21 - saw 2 blocks come in on Friday as part of multi-leg transactions where a trader was selling calls to collect premium and using a spread of other strikes as a way to minimize risk and maximize profits. Posted those trades on Friday and able to see the increase in open interest today
$50 put 10/16/2026 - saw more activity on Friday with $3.5M in total option premium. More on deep in-the-money puts: investopedia.com/terms/d/deepin…
$20 call 1/21/2028 - about $750k in total option premium with most of Friday's volume appearing in new open interest today. Selling deep in-the-money calls can be used as a downside hedge
$21 call 11/21 - saw 2 blocks come in on Friday as part of multi-leg transactions where a trader was selling calls to collect premium and using a spread of other strikes as a way to minimize risk and maximize profits. Posted those trades on Friday and able to see the increase in open interest today
Crypto market has wiped out $1.1 trillion since October 6th.
Prices are falling almost every day.
There’s no real rebound.
So what’s actually happening behind this entire move?
Let’s break it down properly. 🧵👇
Prices are falling almost every day.
There’s no real rebound.
So what’s actually happening behind this entire move?
Let’s break it down properly. 🧵👇
The first and biggest issue is liquidity.
The October 10th dump completely damaged liquidity across the market, especially in altcoins.
Many alts dropped 70 - 80%, wiping out investor confidence and removing liquidity from the order books.
When confidence is gone + liquidity is gone → markets become extremely easy to move.
The October 10th dump completely damaged liquidity across the market, especially in altcoins.
Many alts dropped 70 - 80%, wiping out investor confidence and removing liquidity from the order books.
When confidence is gone + liquidity is gone → markets become extremely easy to move.
After that dump, liquidity never recovered.
The orderbooks of BTC, ETH, and alts became very thin.
So even a small amount of selling can push prices down very fast.
This is exactly what we’re seeing right now, the moves look bigger than the actual sell volume.
The orderbooks of BTC, ETH, and alts became very thin.
So even a small amount of selling can push prices down very fast.
This is exactly what we’re seeing right now, the moves look bigger than the actual sell volume.
Major Colonoscopy Study Reveals Surprising Result
Doctors long said colonoscopies prevent cancer. Every year, 15 million Americans get screened.
But what this study uncovered might make you think twice before you step into that exam room. 🧵
Doctors long said colonoscopies prevent cancer. Every year, 15 million Americans get screened.
But what this study uncovered might make you think twice before you step into that exam room. 🧵
Although many view a colonoscopy as an uncomfortable or even scary procedure, around 15 million of them are carried out annually in the United States, and 60.6 percent of people aged 50 to 75 without a personal history of colorectal cancer have had one in the past 10 years.
It’s believed that a colonoscopy not only helps find cancer but also prevents cancer from developing from polyps.
Because of its high level of sensitivity and specificity, colonoscopies have been regarded as the gold standard for colon cancer screenings for a long time.
It’s believed that a colonoscopy not only helps find cancer but also prevents cancer from developing from polyps.
Because of its high level of sensitivity and specificity, colonoscopies have been regarded as the gold standard for colon cancer screenings for a long time.
Unexpected Result From a Major Colonoscopy Study
However, a major clinical study, the Nordic-European Initiative on Colorectal Cancer (NordICC) study published in 2022, raised questions about the efficacy of colonoscopies.
theepochtimes.com/health/colonos…
However, a major clinical study, the Nordic-European Initiative on Colorectal Cancer (NordICC) study published in 2022, raised questions about the efficacy of colonoscopies.
theepochtimes.com/health/colonos…
