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Energy Transfer LP Common Units representing limited partner interests
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YAAASS ZADDY PAMP ET 💅

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"RIP Bol's 'V', June 26th - June 26th ET".

> Tomorrow morning at 8:30 AM ET, the U.S. government releases the May Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) inflation report...we either print or go full Satan drill...
Brother, that was today.

🤔 hmmm. Tomorrow morning at 8:30 AM ET, the U.S. government releases the May Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) inflation report...we either print or go full Satan drill...
Keep a close eye on the iShares Russell 2000 ETF (IWM). Small-cap stocks are heavily weighed down by high interest rates; a cold inflation print tomorrow will spark a massive, aggressive rotation into smaller companies.
Tomorrow marks the official conclusion of Amazon Prime Day 2026---Early data and consumer spending engagement metrics from the event are expected to hit the newswires throughout the day.

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**📊 Key U.S. Economic Data (ET)**
**10:00 AM** | Revised UoM Consumer Sentiment | Forecast: 50.0 | Previous: 48.9
**10:00 AM** | Revised UoM Inflation Expectations
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📌 #ConsumerSentiment #Inflation

New to trading and trying to get better. Was hoping for some insights on this trade.
Took my first trade at 22:18, sold at 22:19. Another entry at 22:23, averaged at 22:26 and sold on the bounce at 22:37. Overall still in the green but not sure what I missed on my 2nd trade. It was on higher volume, nearing the high of day, strong MACD. RSI falling from the overbought zone and beginning to curl upwards.
Note: Timings are ET+10.

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Agreed to the general thesis, well worded.
In terms of energy suppliers, my highest conviction holding in the sector is Energy Transfer (ET). Only caveat is that it’s an MLP.

SPCX? If you have a special account, like a 401k, you probably can’t invest in it. If you have an ordinary brokerage account, you should be able to buy it tomorrow morning at 6:30 AM ET.

https://preview.redd.it/3glbit1ngi9h1.png?width=2779&format=png&auto=webp&s=fcc0f8329679d510188b41857b42f9e3a0d360c9
\*\*What moved it\*\*
Triller said it's buying roughly $411M of economic exposure to SpaceX to sit on its balance sheet as a "strategic treasury asset." A TikTok rival deciding to become a SpaceX proxy is exactly the kind of headline momentum traders pile into. It landed the same day as a reverse split, which is why the prior close and the alert price look so far apart.
\*\*The mechanics\*\*
Float is around 11M shares post-split on a cap near $54M, with short interest near 17% of float and a beta over 5. That combination is a tinderbox. A treasury-asset press release plus 14x average volume is enough to send a name like this vertical regardless of fundamentals.
\*\*Numbers\*\*
\- Cap: \~$54M / float: \~11M
\- Volume at the alert: \~14x the 30-day average
\- Prev close $0.77 → reverse split, alert near $2.22
\- 52w range: $0.01–$17.30
\*\*Where it ended up\*\*
Stock Pulse flagged it premarket at 9:10 ET, $2.22. It ripped to $5.30 by 9:57, up about 139%, then bled out for the rest of the session and closed near $3.03, up roughly 36% on the day. The whole run from alert to top took 47 minutes.
\*\*Reality check\*\*
\- It gave back about 43% from the $5.30 peak before the bell rang on the close.
\- Triller posts tiny revenue against a large net loss and deeply negative equity. The "treasury asset" is leveraged exposure bought with financing, not cash in the bank.
\- This already happened. By the time you read this the move is done. It's a breakdown of why it ran, not a reason to touch it.

https://preview.redd.it/k7w5ymqbgi9h1.png?width=2779&format=png&auto=webp&s=09351e6dd1cc94e6a252c763413b8bd3334be3f4
\*\*What moved it\*\*
Triller said it's buying roughly $411M of economic exposure to SpaceX to sit on its balance sheet as a "strategic treasury asset." A TikTok rival deciding to become a SpaceX proxy is exactly the kind of headline momentum traders pile into. It landed the same day as a reverse split, which is why the prior close and the alert price look so far apart.
\*\*The mechanics\*\*
Float is around 11M shares post-split on a cap near $54M, with short interest near 17% of float and a beta over 5. That combination is a tinderbox. A treasury-asset press release plus 14x average volume is enough to send a name like this vertical regardless of fundamentals.
\*\*Numbers\*\*
\- Cap: \~$54M / float: \~11M
\- Volume at the alert: \~14x the 30-day average
\- Prev close $0.77 → reverse split, alert near $2.22
\- 52w range: $0.01–$17.30
\*\*Where it ended up\*\*
Stock Pulse flagged it premarket at 9:10 ET, $2.22. It ripped to $5.30 by 9:57, up about 139%, then bled out for the rest of the session and closed near $3.03, up roughly 36% on the day. The whole run from alert to top took 47 minutes.
\*\*Reality check\*\*
\- It gave back about 43% from the $5.30 peak before the bell rang on the close.
\- Triller posts tiny revenue against a large net loss and deeply negative equity. The "treasury asset" is leveraged exposure bought with financing, not cash in the bank.
\- This already happened. By the time you read this the move is done. It's a breakdown of why it ran, not a reason to touch it.

Ok so standard plan has a 1% commission between 5pm ET on Friday to 6pm ET on Sunday.
Regardless of day or time, you'll pay 2% on all out of network ATMs which are most ATMs

From their website:
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Exchange fees
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Standard: 1% above €1,000
Plus: 0.5% above €3,000
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Weekend fees
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How can I check the fees?
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Google exists, please use it

expected publish time @ 4PM ET. I'll post once they come out.

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I'm not touching this shit after 3pm ET. I don't care what kind of indicators you have and rely on, it's a coin flip how this shit goes at the end of each day.