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🎥 Creator @KairosIQ – decoding financial markets with cycles, fractals & bifurcation theory.
📈 Trading Signals | Global Macrotrends | Systemic Risk
I would argue he didn't really so much make millions from memecoin hype but from the stupidity of people that actually bought this steaming pile of dung.
December 15, 2025 at 2:14 AM
I would argue he didn't really so much make millions from memecoin hype but from the stupidity of people that actually bought this steaming pile of dung.
Must be a slow news day.
If the AI is that good...wouldn't the AI create an AI that explains the AI in terms managers and others would understand?
If the AI is that good...wouldn't the AI create an AI that explains the AI in terms managers and others would understand?
December 15, 2025 at 2:01 AM
Must be a slow news day.
If the AI is that good...wouldn't the AI create an AI that explains the AI in terms managers and others would understand?
If the AI is that good...wouldn't the AI create an AI that explains the AI in terms managers and others would understand?
Another one bites the "dust"...
U.S. history has already run the experiment, TWICE.
1. The Tariff of Abominations 1828.
2. Smoot–Hawley Tariff Act of 1930 - Considered by many economists as the worst economic policy decisions in U.S. history.
In both cases, the failure wasn't just "bad
U.S. history has already run the experiment, TWICE.
1. The Tariff of Abominations 1828.
2. Smoot–Hawley Tariff Act of 1930 - Considered by many economists as the worst economic policy decisions in U.S. history.
In both cases, the failure wasn't just "bad
December 14, 2025 at 8:00 PM
Another one bites the "dust"...
U.S. history has already run the experiment, TWICE.
1. The Tariff of Abominations 1828.
2. Smoot–Hawley Tariff Act of 1930 - Considered by many economists as the worst economic policy decisions in U.S. history.
In both cases, the failure wasn't just "bad
U.S. history has already run the experiment, TWICE.
1. The Tariff of Abominations 1828.
2. Smoot–Hawley Tariff Act of 1930 - Considered by many economists as the worst economic policy decisions in U.S. history.
In both cases, the failure wasn't just "bad
If I had to choose a single image that captures the West’s ignorance and short‑sightedness, the TIME cover would be it.
It’s the perfect symbol of a hyper‑yang worldview. A culture obsessed with domination, speed, and linear progress, blind to the cost of imbalance.
What's worse is that the West's
It’s the perfect symbol of a hyper‑yang worldview. A culture obsessed with domination, speed, and linear progress, blind to the cost of imbalance.
What's worse is that the West's
December 12, 2025 at 10:19 PM
If I had to choose a single image that captures the West’s ignorance and short‑sightedness, the TIME cover would be it.
It’s the perfect symbol of a hyper‑yang worldview. A culture obsessed with domination, speed, and linear progress, blind to the cost of imbalance.
What's worse is that the West's
It’s the perfect symbol of a hyper‑yang worldview. A culture obsessed with domination, speed, and linear progress, blind to the cost of imbalance.
What's worse is that the West's
America’s always been a pirate nation.
The only difference now is the eyepatch is official policy.
The only difference now is the eyepatch is official policy.
December 11, 2025 at 1:47 AM
America’s always been a pirate nation.
The only difference now is the eyepatch is official policy.
The only difference now is the eyepatch is official policy.
Marco Rubio bravely taking a stand against… Calibri.
FINALLY...a politician tackling the real problems Americas are taking about at the kitchen table.
America: “We need better AI policy.”
Rubio: “Hear me out… Times. New. Roman.”
AI: "Bro… why are you making this harder for me?”
FINALLY...a politician tackling the real problems Americas are taking about at the kitchen table.
America: “We need better AI policy.”
Rubio: “Hear me out… Times. New. Roman.”
AI: "Bro… why are you making this harder for me?”
December 11, 2025 at 1:37 AM
Marco Rubio bravely taking a stand against… Calibri.
FINALLY...a politician tackling the real problems Americas are taking about at the kitchen table.
America: “We need better AI policy.”
Rubio: “Hear me out… Times. New. Roman.”
AI: "Bro… why are you making this harder for me?”
FINALLY...a politician tackling the real problems Americas are taking about at the kitchen table.
America: “We need better AI policy.”
Rubio: “Hear me out… Times. New. Roman.”
AI: "Bro… why are you making this harder for me?”
Meanwhile every random person: “Yeah bro, we noticed.” 😆
December 11, 2025 at 1:25 AM
Meanwhile every random person: “Yeah bro, we noticed.” 😆
Fixing distrust in government? It's way beyond just inflation and employment.
Ashby’s Law of Requisite Variety: A system must have as much internal complexity as the environment it’s trying to control.
Right now, society’s complexity dwarfs the complexity inside government.
Ashby’s Law of Requisite Variety: A system must have as much internal complexity as the environment it’s trying to control.
Right now, society’s complexity dwarfs the complexity inside government.
December 8, 2025 at 10:06 PM
Fixing distrust in government? It's way beyond just inflation and employment.
Ashby’s Law of Requisite Variety: A system must have as much internal complexity as the environment it’s trying to control.
Right now, society’s complexity dwarfs the complexity inside government.
Ashby’s Law of Requisite Variety: A system must have as much internal complexity as the environment it’s trying to control.
Right now, society’s complexity dwarfs the complexity inside government.
I disagree, at least in part @opinion.bloomberg.com
Inflation and unemployment are only fragments of a much larger, multivariate equation. Treating the issue as linear misses the deeper structural problem: complexity.
Societal Entropy:
Inflation and unemployment are only fragments of a much larger, multivariate equation. Treating the issue as linear misses the deeper structural problem: complexity.
Societal Entropy:
December 8, 2025 at 9:42 PM
I disagree, at least in part @opinion.bloomberg.com
Inflation and unemployment are only fragments of a much larger, multivariate equation. Treating the issue as linear misses the deeper structural problem: complexity.
Societal Entropy:
Inflation and unemployment are only fragments of a much larger, multivariate equation. Treating the issue as linear misses the deeper structural problem: complexity.
Societal Entropy:
I suspect this belief may be consistent across multiple age demographics, not just one.
December 7, 2025 at 3:40 PM
I suspect this belief may be consistent across multiple age demographics, not just one.
Take a look at what civil war does do a country. Once his "creature comforts" are gone...he will fold "like a cheap suit" in days.
People talk about “fighting tyranny” like they’re starring in their own action movie. But take away the creature comforts for 72 hours...no AC, no WiFi, no DoorDash,
People talk about “fighting tyranny” like they’re starring in their own action movie. But take away the creature comforts for 72 hours...no AC, no WiFi, no DoorDash,
December 7, 2025 at 6:09 AM
Take a look at what civil war does do a country. Once his "creature comforts" are gone...he will fold "like a cheap suit" in days.
People talk about “fighting tyranny” like they’re starring in their own action movie. But take away the creature comforts for 72 hours...no AC, no WiFi, no DoorDash,
People talk about “fighting tyranny” like they’re starring in their own action movie. But take away the creature comforts for 72 hours...no AC, no WiFi, no DoorDash,
Posted this about a month ago. Forget about taxes...even the rebate checks don't add up.
December 5, 2025 at 6:21 PM
Posted this about a month ago. Forget about taxes...even the rebate checks don't add up.
We also have a bull market for "bankruptcy lawyer" as well.
December 3, 2025 at 9:10 PM
We also have a bull market for "bankruptcy lawyer" as well.
Parodying the way every crash ends with "influencers" begging retail to “HODL” while institutions exit out the back door.
Watching crypto leaders call retail to stabilize the market is like watching a fractal repeat human error at every scale.
#Bitcoin #Cryptocurrency
Watching crypto leaders call retail to stabilize the market is like watching a fractal repeat human error at every scale.
#Bitcoin #Cryptocurrency
December 2, 2025 at 12:43 AM
Parodying the way every crash ends with "influencers" begging retail to “HODL” while institutions exit out the back door.
Watching crypto leaders call retail to stabilize the market is like watching a fractal repeat human error at every scale.
#Bitcoin #Cryptocurrency
Watching crypto leaders call retail to stabilize the market is like watching a fractal repeat human error at every scale.
#Bitcoin #Cryptocurrency
FROTHY:
U.S. margin debt just surged by +$57 B in October 2025... pushing the total to a record ≈ $1.2 trillion.
That represents roughly a 39–40% increase over the past six months, the fastest climb since the dot-com bubble burst around 2000.
U.S. margin debt just surged by +$57 B in October 2025... pushing the total to a record ≈ $1.2 trillion.
That represents roughly a 39–40% increase over the past six months, the fastest climb since the dot-com bubble burst around 2000.
December 1, 2025 at 6:33 PM
FROTHY:
U.S. margin debt just surged by +$57 B in October 2025... pushing the total to a record ≈ $1.2 trillion.
That represents roughly a 39–40% increase over the past six months, the fastest climb since the dot-com bubble burst around 2000.
U.S. margin debt just surged by +$57 B in October 2025... pushing the total to a record ≈ $1.2 trillion.
That represents roughly a 39–40% increase over the past six months, the fastest climb since the dot-com bubble burst around 2000.
"An imbalance between rich and poor is the oldest and most fatal ailment of all republics." — Plutarch
December 1, 2025 at 1:16 PM
"An imbalance between rich and poor is the oldest and most fatal ailment of all republics." — Plutarch
Most of the other math seems be come from a Magic 8-Ball with a heroin addition. So, no...not surprised at all.
The $2,000 rebate check coming from the tariffs is but just one example.
The $2,000 rebate check coming from the tariffs is but just one example.
November 18, 2025 at 9:14 PM
Most of the other math seems be come from a Magic 8-Ball with a heroin addition. So, no...not surprised at all.
The $2,000 rebate check coming from the tariffs is but just one example.
The $2,000 rebate check coming from the tariffs is but just one example.
This reminded me of the Genesis Land of Confusion music video...where Regan pushes the nuke button instead of the nurse button.😆
November 18, 2025 at 9:07 PM
This reminded me of the Genesis Land of Confusion music video...where Regan pushes the nuke button instead of the nurse button.😆
The Gravestone Doji chart pattern that formed just over 2 weeks ago (SP500, DJIA) continues to play out. Among the candlestick chart patterns, the Gravestone Doji is among the most powerful.
Based on out-of-sample, walk forward testing...the pattern does offer edge.
#SP500 #StockMarket #DJIA
Based on out-of-sample, walk forward testing...the pattern does offer edge.
#SP500 #StockMarket #DJIA
November 18, 2025 at 7:33 PM
The Gravestone Doji chart pattern that formed just over 2 weeks ago (SP500, DJIA) continues to play out. Among the candlestick chart patterns, the Gravestone Doji is among the most powerful.
Based on out-of-sample, walk forward testing...the pattern does offer edge.
#SP500 #StockMarket #DJIA
Based on out-of-sample, walk forward testing...the pattern does offer edge.
#SP500 #StockMarket #DJIA
An intriguing comparison between today’s stock market environment and the conditions leading up to 1929.
November 16, 2025 at 2:04 PM
An intriguing comparison between today’s stock market environment and the conditions leading up to 1929.
Individuals that served in the military and are deported...at some point in time they are going to be TOP recruits for global terrorists organizations.
They are ideally primed...
- Military training, pissed off, deep hatred towards the US, cash in on their paid for by U.S. taxpayer training.
They are ideally primed...
- Military training, pissed off, deep hatred towards the US, cash in on their paid for by U.S. taxpayer training.
November 15, 2025 at 5:49 PM
Individuals that served in the military and are deported...at some point in time they are going to be TOP recruits for global terrorists organizations.
They are ideally primed...
- Military training, pissed off, deep hatred towards the US, cash in on their paid for by U.S. taxpayer training.
They are ideally primed...
- Military training, pissed off, deep hatred towards the US, cash in on their paid for by U.S. taxpayer training.
Post-AI bubble: Infrastructure, Neuromimetic Chips, and the Future of Conscious AI
The AI bubble is real, and while much of the mainstream focuses on hype and influencer clickbait, the true story lies beyond AI itself. It’s not just about algorithms, it’s about
#AIBubble #StockMarket #Investing
The AI bubble is real, and while much of the mainstream focuses on hype and influencer clickbait, the true story lies beyond AI itself. It’s not just about algorithms, it’s about
#AIBubble #StockMarket #Investing
November 15, 2025 at 5:01 PM
Post-AI bubble: Infrastructure, Neuromimetic Chips, and the Future of Conscious AI
The AI bubble is real, and while much of the mainstream focuses on hype and influencer clickbait, the true story lies beyond AI itself. It’s not just about algorithms, it’s about
#AIBubble #StockMarket #Investing
The AI bubble is real, and while much of the mainstream focuses on hype and influencer clickbait, the true story lies beyond AI itself. It’s not just about algorithms, it’s about
#AIBubble #StockMarket #Investing