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@TheProfInvestor

Canada's most followed trading voice

15 years of market execution
Now decoding global macro, equities, risk & market psychology.
Frameworks over forecasts
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This is getting absolutely ridiculous now. 💀

2026 has given us:

- Maduro getting captured and flown to America.
- A US–Iran war that refuses to end.
- Oil prices going absolutely nuts.
- Leopold's Situational Awareness hedge fund getting margin called 3 times and wiped out.
- KOSPI getting smoked, 5% crash every other day
- Thousands of US stocks sitting deep in bear-market territory.
- AI stocks getting absolutely destroyed over spending and valuation fears.
- One of the biggest crypto hacks in history hitting Binance.
- A Nasdaq selloff that wiped out trillions in market value.
Trump losing control is all in the midterms.

And NOW we're talking about Jensen Huang's infidelity and an investigation into a possible foreign intelligence operation.

THE MAN RUNS NVIDIA.

One of the most valuable companies on the planet.

At this point I don't even know what headline I'm supposed to be worried about anymore.

Let us have one normal fucking week
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Meet Kevin. @kevinxu

- He followed me.
- Saw my post criticizing his ALL-IN trading challenges.
- Apparently agreed with my point.
- Then blocked me. LOL.

Here's what I find interesting.

The challenge account reportedly represents just 0.5% of his net worth. Meanwhile, some followers could be putting half their actual savings into trying to replicate those returns.

That's a MASSIVE difference in risk.

My entire point was about poor risk management and the unrealistic expectations these challenges can create.

One person can afford to restart a $50K challenge over and over. Someone following along with their life savings might not get a second chance.

I see absolutely nothing wrong with pointing that out.

People can do whatever they want with their money, but they should understand the risks before copying someone else's trades.

And if a warning about risk management bothers you more than the actual risk, maybe that's worth thinking about.