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Stay away from Bitcoin.
Deposit six to twelve months of expenses in a high yield money market like SPAXX, FDLXX or FZDXX around $100K
Buy $200K ladder of T-Bills, T-Notes and T-bonds. You should use treasurydirect.gov setup an account and buy new issues on auction.
Buy blue chip stocks like NVDA, LLY, JPM, GEV, WMT, COST, V, MA, XOM, GE around $10K each.
Buy some ETFs like IVV, ACWX, SMH, XLE around $50K each.
Pay off as much debt as possible.
Keep the rest in your CMA or HYSA.

15 institutional holders of TNXP
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🤫🤫🤫 Just wait, don't sell, all these guys can't be wrong, the short squeeze is coming.
○ Point72 Asset M. 1,235,058 ~9.66%
○ BlackRock, Inc. 854,579 ~6.68%
○ Vanguard Group Inc 673,605 ~5.27%
○ iShares Russell 2000 ETF 287,840 ~2.25%
○ Vanguard T Stock M ETF 344,638 ~2.69%
○ Geode Capital M 200,934 ~1.57%
○ Northern Trust G I 169,687 ~1.33%
○ State Street G Adv 152,544 ~1.19%
○ iShares Russell 2000 V ETF 101,233 ~0.79%
○ Vanguard Ext Mark ETF 93,768 ~0.73%
○ Fidelity Small Cap Ind Fund 88,840 ~0.69%
○ Capital Fund M 62,948 ~0.49%
○ Millennium Manag 52,731 ~0.41%
○ UBS Asset Manag 51,581 ~0.40%
○ Susquehanna Inte G 50,204 ~0.39%
Total and Summary
📊 Combined shares held by these top 15: ≈ 4,759,108 shares
📐 Combined % of company: ≈ 37.21% of TNXP (over 12,790,000 total)

Pump and dump, reverse V, harvest then rinse and repeat, stop falling for it bro

Nebius Group N.V. (NBIS), formerly known as Yandex N.V., is scheduled to report its fourth-quarter 2025 earnings today, Thursday, February 12, 2026, before the market opens...Russians love early ☕🍵

Wtf is that cutest V

Uhm, no? No one is nationalising anything. The EU wants to create a homegrown alternative, not necessarily force anyone to use it. And certainly they do not plan to expropriate V/MC.

Has anyone ran into issues/getting account flagged or banned (canadian/US Retail discount brokerage) for using Claude Code style bot for multiple limit orders setting and clicking submit vs manually entering each time? Its funny how everything is directed to native in house tools but the second you do anything even manually inputing repetitive twap slicing like selling 1000 shares every 5 minutes or anything that resembles an algo but isnt one of their tools it triggers a compliance call with some spineless wonder requesting an explanation. Basically the institutional prime brokerage clients bot programs can set and cancel large limit orders above and bellow the offer but the second a retail discount brokerage client cancels that large buy or sell limit order at 9:29:59 after setting it at 9:29 "ring ring compliance, your spoofing!!" Particularly speaking on equities listed on TSX V , CSE, CBOE Canada, OTC/PINk exchanges.

Potential landlords, AI generated:
S&P Global (SPGI)
Indices/ratings/market data; benchmark and ratings tolls.
Moody’s (MCO)
Credit ratings and risk data; embedded in issuance and mandates.
MSCI (MSCI)
Index benchmarks and analytics; funds pay to licence benchmarks.
FactSet (FDS)
Investment data/workstation; sticky workflow + licenced datasets.
RELX (REL.L)
Legal/science/risk information; owns curated content and data.
Sage (SGE.L)
SME accounting/payroll; sticky compliance workflows (less “pure” landlord).
Intercontinental Exchange (ICE)
Exchanges + data (incl. NYSE); trading and market-data tolls.
Nasdaq (NDAQ)
Exchanges, listings, data, tech; venue and data fees.
London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG.L)
Exchange + Refinitiv data; infrastructure and data tolls.
CME Group (CME)
Derivatives exchange; dominant contracts and network effects.
Cboe Global Markets (CBOE)
Options/venues + data; trading and data tolls.
Visa (V)
Card network rails; transaction tolls via network effects.
Mastercard (MA)
Card network rails; same toll-road economics.
Fiserv (FI)
Payments/banking infrastructure; deeply integrated “pipes”.
FICO (FICO)
Credit scores/decisioning; de facto standard in lending.
Experian (EXPN.L)
Credit bureau + fraud/ID; proprietary credit/identity datasets.
Equifax (EFX)
Credit bureau + verification; required datasets for decisions.
TransUnion (TRU)
Credit bureau + identity; similar data toll characteristics.
Wolters Kluwer (WKL.AS)
Tax/legal/compliance tools; regulated workflow content.
Thomson Reuters (TRI)
Legal/tax workflows (Westlaw etc.); trusted content + stickiness.
Dun & Bradstreet (DNB)
Business identity/credit data; standard identifiers in compliance.
Intuit (INTU)
Tax/bookkeeping platforms; recurring compliance workflow lock-in.
ADP (ADP)
Payroll/HR platform; compliance-heavy, high switching costs.

I think you're right but I think we go down and then V

V shaped recovery was in place before he made those moved

Dudes driving these big ass boxes with loud exhaust looks so dumb to me. Looking at you Escalade V

Less than a year ago this fickle market overreacted to the tariff situation. The overall stock market was rocked and almost everything fell to a new low.. few months later most if not all hit new highs.
Here we have the entire tech and saas sector selling off as if its the end of the world. One hand says AI will replace SaaS, the other is saying these big tech mag7 plays are over spending for AI initiatives which wont produce the returns.
So whats the reality? Probably a mixture but theres a good case to be made that these mega cap companies arent dumb and will indeed be in the process of the next super AI cycle.. which in return will require a pivot from these SaaS companies to adapt and utilize AI to maximize profits.
This sell-off seems like a excellent entry now that most of these names are down 10-50% of their price from a month ago.
whats your view? everything burns down more and we see way more damage? or is it a perfect time to start adding to these names? aka V shape recovery?

V be v umm

Hopes $qqq revisits 607 level tomorrow before a V i exits these puts.

GOOG, AMZN, MDA, PNG.V (Kraken Robotics), MDA, APLD, NBIS, NVDA, AMPX

I'm not an expert, but I recall seeing that European countries were using their cellphones to pay for things long before the technology was implemented on American phones. To develop a similar cooperative among European banks might be the challenge, but if the banks agree, then the EPI will rival V and MA.

Here are today's top after-hours performers showing the biggest moves after regular trading hours.
## 📈 After-Hours Gainers:
| Symbol | Company | After-Hours | Regular Hours | Change | %Change |
|:-------|:--------|:----------:|:-------------:|:------:|:-------:|
| [EQIX](https://marketrodeo.com/asset/EQIX) | Equinix, Inc. | 952.00 | 867.52 | +84.48 | +9.74% |
| [CW](https://marketrodeo.com/asset/CW) | Curtiss-Wright Corporation | 658.00 | 634.25 | +23.75 | +3.74% |
| [FLEX](https://marketrodeo.com/asset/FLEX) | Flex Ltd. | 67.11 | 64.84 | +2.27 | +3.50% |
| [AR](https://marketrodeo.com/asset/AR) | Antero Resources Corporation | 36.10 | 35.11 | +0.99 | +2.82% |
| [CYBR](https://marketrodeo.com/asset/CYBR) | CyberArk Software Ltd. | 420.00 | 408.85 | +11.15 | +2.73% |
## 📉 After-Hours Losers:
| Symbol | Company | After-Hours | Regular Hours | Change | %Change |
|:-------|:--------|:----------:|:-------------:|:------:|:-------:|
| [ROL](https://marketrodeo.com/asset/ROL) | Rollins, Inc. | 57.50 | 65.60 | -8.10 | -12.35% |
| [TYL](https://marketrodeo.com/asset/TYL) | Tyler Technologies, Inc. | 310.00 | 339.25 | -29.25 | -8.62% |
| [CSCO](https://marketrodeo.com/asset/CSCO) | Cisco Systems, Inc. | 79.67 | 85.54 | -5.87 | -6.86% |
| [HUBS](https://marketrodeo.com/asset/HUBS) | HubSpot, Inc. | 197.55 | 209.28 | -11.73 | -5.60% |
| [KOF](https://marketrodeo.com/asset/KOF) | Coca-Cola FEMSA, S.A.B. de C.V. | 107.22 | 112.62 | -5.40 | -4.80% |
Source: [Market Extended Hours](https://marketrodeo.com/market-extended-hours)

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Hmmmm doesn't seem to spell anything. Lemme kno if u guys need any further dd analysis

I kinda framed it as wanting to choose between MA and V. And having looked into both I just felt like MA was more diversified, both in terms of it's global exposure and it's businesses outside of the obvious card transactions, had a few more growth levers etc. I've only recently started a position, bit worried that in recent years it hasn't outperformed the S&P, but we'll see. AXP on the other hand has done very well.

Yup, V after hours and during intraday trading GOOG you worthless junk.