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Wish I could debate this regard. Fake news. Society is gynocentric. Misandry is allowed. Affirmative action benefits women. DEI benefits women. More women in college. Leading negative life outcomes all predominated by men
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BREAKING:
British police announce the name of Manchester synagogue terrorist:
Jihad al Shame
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British police announce the name of Manchester synagogue terrorist:
Jihad al Shame
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Never knew that Susan Rice was appointed to Netflix's board of directors in March 2018 stepped down in December 2020.
She rejoined the Netflix board in September 2023 after leaving her role in the Biden administration.
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She rejoined the Netflix board in September 2023 after leaving her role in the Biden administration.
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According to Grok, Argentina is more White than the UK, France, Spain, Germany & Italy.
97% to between 80-90% for the others.
Time to get yourself a Latina, boys!
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97% to between 80-90% for the others.
Time to get yourself a Latina, boys!
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Historically, October is the most volatile month for the stock market:
Since 1945, S&P 500 volatility in October has been +33% above the average for the other 11 months.
The next closest month is January, with volatility +16% above average.
October is also typically the 3rd-weakest month in Presidential Year 1, with an average return of -0.58% since 1929, though it ended positively 54% of the time.
After strong rallies like the +35% surge since April, the index has historically posted a -0.60% loss in October, but averaged a +3.0% gain in Q4, according to Carson Investment Research.
Is the market setting up for volatility?
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Since 1945, S&P 500 volatility in October has been +33% above the average for the other 11 months.
The next closest month is January, with volatility +16% above average.
October is also typically the 3rd-weakest month in Presidential Year 1, with an average return of -0.58% since 1929, though it ended positively 54% of the time.
After strong rallies like the +35% surge since April, the index has historically posted a -0.60% loss in October, but averaged a +3.0% gain in Q4, according to Carson Investment Research.
Is the market setting up for volatility?
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Russia published a video of them striking the electrical substation which provides the nuclear power plant Chernobyl with power
This is being done by a Permanent Member of the UN Security Council and they are bragging about it
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This is being done by a Permanent Member of the UN Security Council and they are bragging about it
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Americans cannot afford the cost of living in America, this has to change
βI have three jobs and I'm still struggling,β one is a full time job and 2 are part time jobs
βThe solution is not to get a fourth job. There's something wrong with this something has got to give to where we live in a world where people can work multiple jobs and they're still strugglingβ
βThe solution isn't you need another job or you're just lazy and you don't want to work. We're working multiple jobs.
What more do we have to do in order to live comfortably in this world? I think it's ridiculous.β
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βI have three jobs and I'm still struggling,β one is a full time job and 2 are part time jobs
βThe solution is not to get a fourth job. There's something wrong with this something has got to give to where we live in a world where people can work multiple jobs and they're still strugglingβ
βThe solution isn't you need another job or you're just lazy and you don't want to work. We're working multiple jobs.
What more do we have to do in order to live comfortably in this world? I think it's ridiculous.β
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Grokipedia is in the works.
βWikipedia is so biased and it's a constant warβ¦ mean, it's become hyperpartisan and there's activists all over it.β
Elon: βAlright, I'll talk to the team about that, like Grokipedia or whatever.β
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βWikipedia is so biased and it's a constant warβ¦ mean, it's become hyperpartisan and there's activists all over it.β
Elon: βAlright, I'll talk to the team about that, like Grokipedia or whatever.β
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Is Obama racist?
Here is a two minute clip of him being a strong advocate against illegal immigration, calling out migrants for breaking the law, hefty fines, and deportation.
The funniest part is the Democrats cheering when he says exactly that.
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Here is a two minute clip of him being a strong advocate against illegal immigration, calling out migrants for breaking the law, hefty fines, and deportation.
The funniest part is the Democrats cheering when he says exactly that.
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Institutional investors are cashing in gains:
Investors sold -$4.7 billion of US equities last week, driven by single stocks.
Outflows from single stocks rose by $500 million, to -$5.7 billion, making the last 2-week outflow the 3rd-largest since 2008.
This was led by institutional investors who dumped -$3.6 billion, the most since June, after -$1.4 billion in the prior week.
Hedge funds sold -$1.3 billion, posting their 3rd consecutive weekly outflow.
Meanwhile, retail investors turned to buying for the first time in four weeks, at +$200 million.
Wall Street is selling to Main Street again.
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Investors sold -$4.7 billion of US equities last week, driven by single stocks.
Outflows from single stocks rose by $500 million, to -$5.7 billion, making the last 2-week outflow the 3rd-largest since 2008.
This was led by institutional investors who dumped -$3.6 billion, the most since June, after -$1.4 billion in the prior week.
Hedge funds sold -$1.3 billion, posting their 3rd consecutive weekly outflow.
Meanwhile, retail investors turned to buying for the first time in four weeks, at +$200 million.
Wall Street is selling to Main Street again.
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Meet Wade Davis, the Vice President of "Inclusion Strategy" at Netflix.
Wade formerly served as an "LGBT inclusion consultant" for the NFL and worked as an "LGBT surrogate" during Obama's 2012 presidential campaign.
Is the child grooming epidemic on Netflix starting to make sense now?
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Wade formerly served as an "LGBT inclusion consultant" for the NFL and worked as an "LGBT surrogate" during Obama's 2012 presidential campaign.
Is the child grooming epidemic on Netflix starting to make sense now?
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