I don’t know about you, but I’m pretty damn stoked the CME gap from last Friday to Monday morning just got filled today… especially since about 90% of all CME gaps fill LFG!

ever wondered how to grow a mango tree? 🥭 it’s pretty damn simple. find a beautiful ripe mango fresh off a tree, cut it open, & enjoy. let the large seed pod from the center of the mango dry for a week or two, then carefully cut it open & remove the actual seed inside. plant that seed, give it a few years, & voilà… you’ve got yourself a mango tree 🥭 #plantstr

you know what to do

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stacking sats today for a brighter tomorrow☀️

America spends nearly twice as much on healthcare as other Nations, for worse results… fixing this broken system is essential to America’s survival

Sheikh & Bake

the Dutch want you to Enjoy your Vacation 😳

shit-coining be like…

HumpDay don’t forget to stretch 😂

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a bit of history on the stunning ship painted in my previous post:

Johnson & Towers

Johnson & Towers and USCGC Eagle - Johnson & Towers - Since 1926

Johnson & Towers is proud to have recently taken part in an overhaul of the USCGC Eagle. The Eagle is one of only two commissioned sailing vessels ...

I truly love original art, & I’m enamored with this painting. It’s been hanging in a St. Augustine gallery for the past six years. I’ve been thinking about it for all six of those years. The artist has since passed, & the gallery owner has no motivation to offer me deal. I’m not sure how, but one day, Nina Buxton’s American Eagle will hang in my home.

😳 shit-coining be like…

Two Lifetimes of Disruption: Bitcoin vs. Amazon

Tuesday don’t forget to stretch

the US debt is $37 trillion growing at $1 trillion every 100 days or averaging the addition of $3.6 trillion each year

a standard 45% price per pound increase in just 16 months 😳

found a new workout to test out. maybe i’ll roll this every other day for two weeks

🇯🇵 Japan’s Debt Crisis 💴 •3rd-largest economy $4T GDP •Holds $1+T in U.S. Treasuries •Debt: 250% of GDP (Greece collapsed at 180%) •Social security: 33% of budget •Debt interest: 25% •Defense spending: 2% of GDP Japan must keep rates near zero to survive… but needs a strong yen to afford imports. For years, they borrowed cheap U.S. dollars & bought yen to stabilize the system. That’s over. Recent rate hike? Nearly blew it all up. Tried: cash handouts, subsidies, emergency measures. Just digging a deeper hole. This is a bad shock wave away from a global tsunami.