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Family office of one plus a dog named Blue.
Chicago, IL
Joined March 2014
βYou don't have to be brilliant, only a little bit wiser than the other guys, on average, for a long time.β - Charlie Munger
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Quite the emphatic breakout, as the world is seemingly scrambling for commodities $BTU
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Magic Christmas lines on a chart looking solid for $BTU
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All sources of energy will be necessary over the foreseeable future. Coal demand is going nowhere but up $BTU
The world is burning more coal than ever: Global annual coal demand is up to a record 8.85 billion metric tonnes. Annual coal consumption has surged +1.40 billion tonnes since 2020. This increase has been driven primarily by China, which now makes up ~56% of global
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Fugazi Ceasefire continues. Geopolitical risk remains elevated.
And this is what so many have been expecting: NETANYAHU PLANS TO BRIEF TRUMP ON POSSIBLE NEW IRAN STRIKES: NBC #OOTT
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Both on a closing and candle basis, $BTU appears to be uncoiling to the upside as coal's resilience continues to surprise.
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Rotation into energy equities seems to be building momentum (finally), seeing a number of names beginning to breakout, including $CRGY
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Slight miss on the top line, but solid beat on the bottom line, and strong guidance for Q4 and 2026 $CRM
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Nice bull flag breakout as natural gas prices hit $5/mmbtu $BTU
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With the exception of 2020 lockdowns, when crude oil went negative, the gold to oil ratio is at all time highs...and it's really not even close. $OOTT
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Nat Gas, Coal, and Nuclear gonna be the next Blackwell chips...
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Quite healthy development, me thinks. The great broadening likely comes at the expense of $NVDA though.
This is unusual: Nvidia, $NVDA, is now down -6% on the day, on track for its biggest drop in 7 months. Meanwhile, the S&P 500 is now UP +0.2% on the day. Such a divergence has not happened since Nvidia was worth less than $500 billion. AI competition is broadening.
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Did nobody tell JPM (or anyone else) that leveraged Buttcorn holdings is the entire Strategy herein? $MSTR
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Not lending too much credence to Burry, though I certainly lend some, but commodities (namely energy) did quite well in the 70s. #OOTT
JUST IN π¨: Michael Burry, the man who has predicted 50 of the last 2 market crashes, is once again warning of impending doom by citing Warren Buffett's 1969 letter followed by a 30% stock market dump ππ»π«
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