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Omnem Movere Lapidem. Sports entrepreneur. Hockey is life!

Calgary, AB
Joined April 2009
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โ€œA passive retirement acct holding S&P 500 indx fund owns a levered, concentrated bet on the conversion of contracted compute backlog into billed revenue - & on two cash-burning frontier labsโ€™ ability to pay for it Nobody chose that allocation, & almost no one holding knows it.โ€
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Fun Fact: Joe Biden outlasted the Cybertruck
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This is why $QURE must be approved. There are no alternatives.
Tomorrow marks 2 years since my dad ended his life because of Huntingtonโ€™s Disease. They say grief gets easier with time, and while it feels easier to carry in some areas, it feels harder in others the longer time goes on. 2 years ago today I went to bed that night trying to believe everything would be okay. The whole month prior we had been through hell on earth. I had no idea the next day I would wake up and my worst fear would come true. Iโ€™m still here fighting, dad. I wouldโ€™ve gone to the ends of the earth trying to save you. I love you. #huntingtonsdisease #cureHD #MentalHealthAwareness #MentalHealthMatters
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What do you think of the argument: Jensen is one of a kind visionary and if he left $NVDA US will lose the AI race? Sounds a little bit like a personality cult to me, if the tech is real and the company is real, why would it not continue thriving?
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๐Ÿ”ป MARK ZUCKERBERG WAS JUST SUBPOENAED. Not for data leaks. Not for censorship. For Epstein. Bondiโ€™s team found 3 wire transfers from a Meta subsidiary called โ€œHorizon Bridge LLCโ€ to the Butterfly Foundation โ€” the same Epstein front company named in the Tehran files. Total: $47.2 million between 2016 and 2019. But thatโ€™s not the worst part. The worst part is what the money was for. Internal Meta documents recovered from the Tehran servers show that Zuckerberg personally approved a program called โ€œProject Looking Glass.โ€ Its purpose: to build a private facial recognition database of every child on Instagram under the age of 14. 12.4 million faces. Catalogued. Tagged. Sorted. And shared with a single external client: Ghislaine Maxwell. Zuckerbergโ€™s lawyers released a statement 40 minutes ago: โ€œMr. Zuckerberg will cooperate fully.โ€ Thatโ€™s what they all say. Right before the handcuffs.
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Badge of honour unlocked. You call a guy out on his bullshit, he has not a one point to refute what I am saying. Donโ€™t forget Jensen also cheated on his wife (with a Chinese spy). If he is willing to do that, selling his family out, what else has he sold out? Yeah. His country.
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He is Russian and he supports his country. Play that logic to its conclusion. He supports his president, ergo he supports the bloodshed in Ukraine. You have to be a special kind of dumb to sweep this under the carpet.
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Holly tamale! They really cooked him. And to donate the proceeds, total mensch move.
Greenlight has won all litigation with James Fishback. @jamesfishback has been ordered to return every penny of salary and bonus that we ever paid him, to repay the money we lent him, to pay most of our legal fees, and to stop claiming titles, roles and responsibilities he never had. No, Fishback was not the โ€œHead of Macro.โ€ Rather, as the arbitrator found, he was a โ€œfaithless servant.โ€ Thatโ€™s a fancy legal way of saying that Fishback was so disloyal during his employment that he was ordered to refund to us his entire compensation during his tenure at Greenlight. Ordinarily, my style would be to let this decisive ruling speak for itself. However, Fishback has made himself a public figure. He publicly requested appointments to be a governor of the Federal Reserve and a U.S. Senator. He unsuccessfully ran for Florida Governor and has hinted that he intends to run for President in the next election. I therefore feel a civic duty to share additional details and thoughts about Fishbackโ€™s character and why he should never be placed in a position of trust. For more than three years, Fishback engaged in a scheme to harass Greenlight Capital and me. While he made a series of false allegations against us, I generally chose to remain silent and allow the legal process to run its course. It has now done so. The result of the final arbitration is that every single claim Fishback ever made about us was either withdrawn or was legally found to be untrue. The conclusion of the arbitration represents the end of all litigation between Greenlight and Fishback, with Greenlight winning a clean sweep and being awarded over $4 million of damages against Fishback due to his tortious actions, false statements and baseless allegations. Fishback has accused us of lawfare. Letโ€™s set the record straight: it canโ€™t be lawfare when he started the litigation. We simply defended ourselves and made now proved counterclaims. This all began with Fishback demanding a $5 million pay-off to spare us the reputational harm and legal costs of defending frivolous accusations of religious discrimination, age discrimination, a politically hostile work environment and defamation. After filing his lawsuit, Fishback told Jack Farley on the Forward Guidance podcast that โ€œdiscovery is going to be funโ€ and would vindicate his story. Farley asked how frequently Greenlight employees referred to him as โ€˜Head of Macroโ€™ and what written evidence supported his claims. Fishback answered โ€œWell, I donโ€™t have access to my company email. If I did, we could produce them up the wazoo.โ€ Well, discovery came and went and not a single piece of evidence supported any of Fishbackโ€™s bogus claims. A company-wide email search revealed that the only additional Greenlight emails calling him โ€œHead of Macroโ€ were those where he gave the title to himself in his signature block while sending external emails where nobody from Greenlight was copied. Instead, discovery uncovered some outrageous conduct by Fishback. For example, Fishback and his father concocted a scheme to use a fake reference check to create his fraudulent defamation claim against us. In September of 2023, after his employment ended, Fishback texted his father a draft of a fake reference check email that included an inquiry as to Fishbackโ€™s duties as Greenlightโ€™s โ€œHead of Macro.โ€ In the same chain, Fishback texted his father: โ€œWe need them to DEFAME us. Which THEY WILL. Thatโ€™s another $1 MM right there.โ€ Fishback persuaded a friend of a friend who worked at an investment firm to send us the fake reference check. When we responded that Fishback was not the Head of Macro, Fishback promptly sued us, claiming that our response caused the friendโ€™s company to walk away from making a $5 million investment in Fishbackโ€™s start-up hedge fund. The friend of the friend testified under oath that he sent the fake reference check as a favor and that his company was never considering investing with Fishback. The friend got fired. It was all a sham to conjure a fake legal claim to extract money from us. Thereโ€™s more that came out in the litigation: On his final day of employment, Fishback stole Greenlightโ€™s most valuable property, its portfolio of investments, by emailing it to his personal email (in our industry this is a big deal). An even bigger deal is that he and his father were secretly trading positions in Greenlightโ€™s investment portfolio in their personal accounts. Fishback admitted to violating his confidentiality obligations to Greenlight over 60 times, including by sending confidential investment information to third parties. Fishback made numerous statements, including that he ran macro trading at Greenlight and that he was responsible for generating over $100 million of profits โ€“ none of which were true. Fishback told various lies about why he left Greenlight, including that he left due to a hostile political environment. In a classic example of โ€œYou canโ€™t fire me, I quit,โ€ Fishback resigned right after my assistant scheduled a meeting with him so I could fire him for not doing his job. As for the political environment at Greenlight, Fishback has repeatedly claimed that I am โ€œa Soros aligned hedge fund billionaire.โ€ Thatโ€™s simply not so. Politically, I am just left of center. I have made large philanthropic contributions to causes supporting bi-partisanship, bridging differences and pluralism. I support centrist Democrat politicians. Some on the far-left have even tried to fight my efforts to have a more civil culture by labeling me a far-right conservative. That isnโ€™t true either. At Greenlight, we discuss politics so infrequently that I was unaware of Fishbackโ€™s views during his tenure. And it surprised me when he quoted scripture in his resignation email. His politics have since been made clear to all. We have no view on the sincerity of his religious beliefs but suffice it to say that weโ€™ve been witness to him breaking those Commandments regarding stealing and lying. Fishback campaigned for Florida Governor on an extreme โ€œtough on crimeโ€ platform. He threatened homeless people with 15 years in jail for being homeless; he threatened teenagers participating in riots with 5 years in jail, including prosecuting minors as adults; he promised criminal prosecutions of homeownersโ€™ associations; and planned for mass deportations of non-citizens. He even said a black man โ€œshould be lynchedโ€ for confronting him. And yet, Fishback is a man who believes the laws donโ€™t apply to him. Rules are for other people. During his campaign, Fishback was challenged for living outside of Florida. His testimony that he lived in Florida was certainly news to us. When Fishback worked for Greenlight, he provided his address as being in Washington, D.C. He had us withhold D.C. resident taxes from his payroll. When he visited our New York office, he frequently submitted expense reimbursements for Amtrak trips between D.C. and New York. Before this final arbitration, we had already won verdicts against Fishback to repay the loans that we generously lent to him on favorable terms for what he claimed at the time to be a family emergency (though thatโ€™s not what he told Jack Farley). Even with valid court orders of U.S. Federal District Court Judges ordering him to repay us and surrender property to satisfy the judgements, Fishback simply thumbs his nose at the rule of law. He decides on his own that the Judge was a Democrat, or was appointed by a Democrat, or was otherwise politically motivated, rendering the rulings (in his mind) invalid. Fishback was ordered to repay his debt to us: He ignored it. Fishback was ordered to turn over shares in a company and 43 luxury items he owns to us: He ignored it. A company owned by Fishback was ordered to produce documents in discovery: He ignored it. And that is just a partial list. We have little doubt that he will try to ignore the arbitration ruling against him from the arbitration he commenced. Ignoring court orders is a very dangerous way for anyone to behave. But those that do, especially in such a self-serving fashion, should not be put in a position of public trust or have influence in the enforcement of laws against others. It doesnโ€™t matter that Iโ€™m a Democrat. What does matter is that we gave a seemingly intelligent college drop-out a chance to achieve what he once said was his dream job. And once he was provided with that opportunity, instead of applying any semblance of a work ethic, he chose to be a โ€œfaithless servantโ€. We have a theory as to why Fishback wishes to continue his political ambitions. We believe that by continuing to seek office, he will find donors to his campaign, PAC and charitable endeavors, and he will use those funds to stay in hotels, rent cars, travel and dine out โ€“ all without ever acquiring an asset in his own name that can be used to repay his legitimate creditors, like us. Itโ€™s the perfect way for Fishback to continue to grift and continue to avoid paying his debts. It wonโ€™t work. James, you owe us over $4 million and interest is ticking. And, when we do collect it, I will in turn donate it to a combination of the National Immigration Forum, The Center for Reproductive Rights, The Florida Rights Restoration Coalition, and The Florida Chapter of the ADL. The best way to fight your hate is to support those you hate.
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Caught in between two masters โ€ฆ
BREAKING: Photo released of Jensen Huang dining with a Russian spy.
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Hockey offside rule explained ๐Ÿ’
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Trump says the FBI is looking into Jensen for something else You can't make this sh*t up now $NVDA
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This is some serious shit. Hegseth and Musk will be held accountable soon.
Model IV- Devastating Results: In October, Elon Musk didn't just throttle Ukraine on the ground: SpaceX coordinated with Russia in orbit to freeze ICEYE-X36 so Russia could extract U.S. radar and battery tech, compromising U.S. and NATO satellite sovereignty. Our new 28-page quantitative study, 3-page Executive Brief, and 5-Act orbital animation prove the structural damage across the Western kill chain and global commodity markets. (Pete Hegseth and Emil Michael played direct role. Is the White House complicit? It's hard to see how they are not.) Since Project CORONA in 1958, Moscow chased U.S. spy satellites for 68 years with zero close-hold successes because Russian radars are blind across 265.1 degrees of Earth. In June 2026, U.S./NATO radar satellite ICEYE-X36 easily escaped a Russian approach in 60.8 minutes. 68 Years in 41 Hours: How Elon Musk Helped Russia Shatter U.S. and NATO Satellite Supremacy ๐Ÿ‘‡ -The Ground Throttle Failed, Triggering the Orbital Brake: Following the Oct 9 Putin-Trump call and Russian diesel waiver (OFAC GL 135), SpaceX capped Ukrainian military Starshield terminals at 101-161 km/h on Oct 13-14 (-22.98% daily drone intercepts, p = 0.0019). Yet autonomous drones guided by U.S. NRO/NATO radar satellite ICEYE-X36 struck Rosneft's Ryazan refinery on Oct 15 AM anyway. Hours later (04:15:44Z), SpaceX posted a misleading 401m Starlink collision alert (internal v1-v4 pass: 1.93-2.00 km) to freeze X36 under FCC Condition 16 (-96.64% maneuver drop) while 31,000 Stargaze cameras tracked Russia's COSMOS 2612 sprinting into a 640m hold for 41.4 to 47.7 hours. -Tech Extraction, Prague Wipe & Finland's Seizure: At 640m (+57.9 dB / 616,068x flux gain), Russia recorded X36's Title 50 1,200 MHz radar template to track both X36 and twin X37 from 500+ km away (+13.85 to +26.86 dB standoff SNR). On Oct 18, COSMOS 2612 timed Stellar Exploration's shared 8S battery 2-orbit thruster lockout (191.12 min), firing its departure burn +0.67 seconds after X36 recharged. Within 24 hours (Oct 19), Stellar cut U.S. ownership in Prague from 85% to 33% (Notice OV12312900) to block DoD audits, SpaceX onboarded Chinese operators into Space Safety (Oct 6 & 16), and on Nov 5 Finland stripped commercial ICEYE of command over its 3 military radar satellites. -245 NRO Spy Sats Exposed & The 6.3-Min Hormuz Warning: All 245 classified NRO Starshield satellites (348 active hulls) fly in that exact compromised 525-559 km shell (confirmed Oct 28 by Putin on live TV praising orbital coordination with "Mr. Musk"). Perched 66-99s behind X36 on its descending orbit from Ryazan/Kyiv (~08:02Z) to Qeshm Island/Hormuz (~08:09Z) and Diego Garcia (~08:18Z), Russia now gives Tehran a live 4.6-7.1 min blind-spot warning (corroborated Nov 7 at Qeshm) while locking COSMOS 2611 and 2613 onto twin ICEYE-X37. -Pentagon Enablement, Depleted Magazines & Two Market Shocks: Handed $11.88B+ in CoCo contracts by Sec Def Hegseth and CTO Emil Michael ($5M-$25M xAI sale 72h before seizing Maven and cutting CENTCOM reviewers 16-to-1), unthrottled spring AI targeting and Iranian salvos left U.S. forces with 3.7-5.5 Patriot raids and forced 74%-86% of 5th Fleet destroyers off-station to reload at Diego Garcia (LTG Sylvia fired Oct 28). Market impact splits into two unpooled shocks: (1) freezing X36 cut Ryazan restrikes 76.4% (p = 0.0000337), restoring +122.15 kb/d for GL 135 until Nov 4-5 restrikes stranded 4 diesel tankers; and (2) 5th Fleet VLS reload lag collapsed unescorted Hormuz clean products 81.2% (-2.923 mb/d), driving LR2 TC20 to $21.86M and 4:3 Gasoil/Brent cracks to $85.14-$89.43/bbl. 5-Act orbital animation and 3-page Companion Executive Brief attached. Link to the full downloadable 28-page Sovereign & Market Risk Exposure Report in reply below.
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Iโ€™m calling it now. Donald Trump will be impeached and removed over this scandal once it all comes out. The most likely scenario is that Trump killed this investigation in exchange for a ballroom donation. That canโ€™t be tolerated.
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This is just getting uglier and uglier.
BREAKING: The US Commerce Dept was approving sales of Nvidia, $NVDA, chips to companies in China which either did not exist, were on the sanctions list, and/or had ties to China's military, per NYT
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He protected Espstein. He lost the war in Iran (in progress). He killed the GOP. Take your pick.
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But of course.
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