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The real max brengle retweeted
🚨BEATEN BY REALITY: Democrat California politician brutally ambushed beaten at a park.
Her attacker: Rosario Lopez, a likely harbored illegal alien with zero known criminal history, no social security number and immediately released on Democrats beloved cashless bail.
The real max brengle retweeted
I moved to Texas for a reason. I had $500 in my pocket when I drove down here. Ill move to Florida just as fast!
The real max brengle retweeted
To avoid a repeat of last night’s shellacking in the 2026 midterms, Republicans should:
quit covering for pedophiles
put America before Israel
put farmers before corporations
quit funding wars abroad
reduce spending to control inflation
quit attacking independent voices
The real max brengle retweeted
BREAKING: 🇧🇪🇸🇪 Dozens of supermarkets in Belgium and Sweden have been hit by a suspected cyber-attack affecting its refrigerators and freezers, raising the temperature to 50C (122F), per BBC
The same attack that happened across France, Spain and the US military bases
The real max brengle retweeted
You can only cut expenses so far.
You can buy cheaper groceries.
Cancel subscriptions.
Drive an older car.
Get roommates.
Stop eating out.
But eventually, there's nothing meaningful left to cut.
That's when increasing your income becomes the priority.
Americans need better opportunities to earn, save, and invest.
Nobody is going to build financial independence by finding a cheaper brand of toothpaste.
The real max brengle retweeted
You can't tax rich people on unrealized gains from stocks because "it's not real money until it's sold."
So explain to me why my property taxes keep going up based on the unrealized value of my house?
I didn't sell it.
I didn't cash out.
I didn't make a profit.
But somehow I'm paying taxes on paper gains every single year.
Interesting how "unrealized gains" only become a problem when wealthy folks are involved.
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must try this – at South Pasadena, CA
The real max brengle retweeted
Elon Musk is telling you EXACTLY what to invest in. He said "the value of compute per watt will increase over time, not decrease."
If I had $100,000 to invest in an AI portfolio, I would own these 10 stocks:
$IREN - $27.65 now. Microsoft handed them a $9.7B AI cloud contract. Targeting more than $4B of ARR from 2026 capacity.
$AVGO - $337 now. AI chip revenue up 221% to $16.7B last quarter. Guiding $21.7B next.
$NVDA - $220 now. Data center revenue up 117% to $89B last quarter. Guiding $108B next.
$CRDO - $182 now. Revenue up 115% to $479M last quarter. Optics alone expected to top $600M this fiscal year.
$MRVL - $244 now. Record $2.74B quarter. Targeting $70B to $90B in revenue by fiscal 2031.
$NBIS - $176 now. Revenue up 454% to $582M last quarter. Meta deal worth up to $27B.
$VST - $153 now. 20-year nuclear power deals with Meta for 2,609 MW. Up to 1,200 MW more going to AWS.
$NOK - $9.32 now. AI and cloud sales up 105% last quarter. Nvidia invested $1B for a 2.9% stake.
$AMKR - $44.69 now. $1.5B multi-year advanced packaging deal with Nvidia to expand Amkor's Arizona capacity.
$TSM - $431 now. Revenue up 41% to $46.7B last quarter. Guiding $52.3B to $54.3B next.
The real max brengle retweeted
Nothing is funnier than a BOOMER who bought a house on ONE factory salary telling younger generations they're BAD WITH MONEY.
They spent the 80s buying $5 steak dinners, driving brand-new cars, raising families on ONE paycheck, and retiring at 60 with a PENSION.
Meanwhile, people today have COLLEGE DEGREES, CORPORATE JOBS & TWO INCOMES...
And STILL can't afford the starter homes their parents bought at 25.
But apparently the problem is our $7 COFFEE.
They lived like KINGS on a FORKLIFT SALARY and called it FINANCIAL DISCIPLINE.
We live like BROKE COLLEGE STUDENTS on professional salaries and get told to WORK HARDER.
Maybe the younger generation isn't BAD WITH MONEY. Maybe the ECONOMY they inherited is NOTHING like the one their parents grew up in.
The real max brengle retweeted
The most expensive part of being broke is how much it costs to stay broke.
Can't afford to pay your credit card balance? Interest.
Can't maintain the minimum balance in your bank account? Possible fees.
Can't afford a large down payment on a car? Higher monthly payments.
Can't afford to buy a home? Keep paying rent while trying to save.
And if an unexpected expense wipes out your savings, you might have to borrow money just to cover it.
Every financial setback creates another opportunity for someone to charge you.
Then wealthy people explain how they became successful by making their money work for them.
Congratulations.
Poor people's money is working for everyone else.
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Sopranos spittin some lyrics – at Effingham, IL
