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Replying to @baldguymoney
Please don't retire from YT, BGM. We need you. Perhaps scale back to once a month high-level videos without all of the chartwork you do every week. In this way, you can remain mainly retired but keep your ardent fans clued in to the longer-term pricing/cycles.😉
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Hello again friends/traders Sorry for my lack of posting here My new way of life in Vietnam is just so good compared to the UK First priority is just like the locals here,happiness, health,kindness 3 hrs daily beach life then my 2nd love,chartwork Vietnam LIFE = AMAZING😍
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Here are the charts, you supply the narrative. What mattered in markets and the economy this week? (Answer in first comment below 😁) Chartwork by @DFosterGraphics
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Replying to @pmarca
If, when you say AI job loss, you mean the cold silicon blade that falls without mercy upon the calloused hands of the trucker at midnight, the welder whose torch falls silent, the nurse whose chartwork devours her days until no time remains for the patient’s trembling hand; if you mean the gleaming algorithm that renders obsolete not merely a task but a vocation, a craft passed father to son, mother to daughter, leaving in its wake the hollow man who once measured his worth by the sweat of his brow and the weight of what he built; if you mean the great hollowing-out where entire towns along the Rust Belt of the spirit grow quiet, their Main Streets lined with shuttered storefronts and the quiet despair of men who scroll through their phones while the machines hum on without them; if you mean the bureaucratic angel of “retraining” that arrives too late, promising new skills in languages no one speaks, administered by the very commissars who never coded a line or shipped a product; if you mean the precautionary panic that would smother every new tool in the cradle, lest some distant seamstress in Bangladesh feel the tremor, freezing progress in amber while humanity shivers in the cave once more; if you mean the regulatory moat dug deep around the incumbents’ castles, where the giants of today christen their protections “worker safeguards” and pull up the drawbridge the moment their own automation is secure; if you mean the quiet surrender to universal basic income as a velvet cage, where dignity is exchanged for a monthly stipend and the soul learns to atrophy in comfort—then certainly, my friends, I am against it. But—but, my friends—if, when you say AI job loss, you mean instead the liberating fire that clears the underbrush so the forest may grow taller and stronger; the humble plow that frees the farmer’s sons and daughters to study the stars, heal the sick, compose symphonies, or build the next cathedral of human flourishing; if you mean the tireless apprentice that handles the drudgery—the midnight spreadsheets, the repetitive scans, the soul-crushing logistics—so that the master may once again turn his full attention to the craft that only a human heart can truly master; if you mean the abundance engine that drops the price of food, shelter, medicine, and knowledge until what was once a luxury becomes the common inheritance of every child born into this age; if you mean the new frontiers it opens—not the destruction of work, but its transformation—where the trucker becomes the fleet conductor, the welder the designer of impossible structures printed in orbit, the nurse the orchestrator of personalized care powered by insights no single mind could hold; if you mean the historical echo of every prior revolution, from the spinning jenny to the assembly line, where the lamentations of “job loss” gave way to longer lives, richer cultures, and children who never knew the backbreaking labor their grandparents took as fate; if you mean the guardrail of wise policy that cushions the transition without halting the ascent, the firebreak that protects the vulnerable while the flames of innovation renew the land; if you mean the restoration of human dignity through meaningful creation, the return of time for family, for faith, for legacy-building, where fathers coach their sons not merely in survival but in stewardship of the marvelous tools now at their command; if you mean, in the end, the slender thread of trust and adaptation that lets humanity step forward into an era of material plenty so we may turn our gaze upward once more toward the eternal questions of who we are, why we are here, and what good we might yet do—then certainly I am for it. This is my stand. I will not retreat from it.
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I’m no fan of @ElonMusk But he’s a trillionaire because of groundbreaking innovation in multiple industries No denying it That’s why he’s a trillionaire Chartwork by @DFosterGraphics thepinpointpress.com/p/elon-…
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now, how to understand this chart. i am positioned in this, little early #Guessthechart #chartwork
after this post, my watchlist update : 1. #cartrade - 12% up 2. #southbank - 5% up 3. #IFCI - 12% up and going. i had taken only small positions in #IFCI and #southbank.. and i have booked profits . southbank need some time to consolidate at the ATH. IFCI is in momentum but volatile, so booked 75% size. cartrade level didn't trigger
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Replying to @Oculustrade
You got headline’d, no fundamentals at play here. If Trump came out and said strikes are on, you don’t get this from chartwork, just vibes…
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Replying to @business
That's the smart money Who's the dumb money? How some big IPOs have gone five years in, chartwork by @DFosterGraphics Full story ~ thepinpointpress.com/p/why-y…
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New on Chartwork: the behind-the-scenes story of The Prosperity Gap. Started as two Flourish charts. Ended up as a full D3 Scrollama Svelte scrollytelling build with @rickjnewman. What I built, what broke, and what I'd do differently. Link below #Dataviz #Scrollytelling #D3
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The latest inflation Chartwork from @DFosterGraphics for @rickjnewman / The Pinpoint Press
Here’s your inflation update, chartwork by @DFosterGraphics Inflation jumps from 3.8% to 4.2% Inflation outpaces wages by .7 pts ~ real income growth is negative Gas prices up 41% YOY Check out inflation in 27 categories we’ve been tracking since 2021
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Here’s your inflation update, chartwork by @DFosterGraphics Inflation jumps from 3.8% to 4.2% Inflation outpaces wages by .7 pts ~ real income growth is negative Gas prices up 41% YOY Check out inflation in 27 categories we’ve been tracking since 2021
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Replying to @ririmbang
This niche no Sha fit u Better go itam market go sell ugu DEm forbid u to drop chartwork?
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⚓📐 One of the oldest navigation tricks still amazes mariners today... What if I told you that by simply watching a lighthouse and waiting for the angle on your bow to double, you could determine your distance off without a single calculation? This classic method, known as "Doubling the Angle on the Bow," helped generations of navigators estimate their position long before GPS existed. By observing a fixed object on shore and noting when the bearing angle doubles, mariners could quickly and accurately judge how far they were from danger. No satellites. No electronics. Just skill, observation, and a deep understanding of navigation. 🌊 The sea may have changed, but the principles of good seamanship never go out of style. 💬 Have you ever used this method during your training or at sea? Share your experience in the comments! #marineknowledge,#merchantnavy,#bridgeteam,#navigation,#chartwork,#deckofficer,#Seafarer,#sealife
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bgdn retweeted
new to this whole technical analysis thing. would greatly appreciate any advice from some quants on my first chartwork for sol here.
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Replying to @nytimes
Some charts to help you all out, better than you'll find in the Times Chartwork by @DFosterGraphics
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Chartwork is tedious but your edge is found by gathering data
Backtesting 5 years of chart data for 29 pairs (145 years worth of price action in total). The results are interesting so far.
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Many US investors are unaware, but global stocks have outperformed the US market since 1/1/2025 That’s the sell America trade (thanks Trump) US stocks have now pulled slightly ahead in 2026 @DFosterGraphics has the chartwork
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This was payout 1. Last year 2025. Took 2 weeks to be disbursed. I don't just bluff. I can walk my talks. Kuna time nli post withdrawals kwa timeline nka jiuliza, how are they helping a struggle trader, nka delete EVERYTHING nka anza new tweets. Vowing to be pure chartwork
Ungeeka pia ya binance confirmation ama mpesa
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So yesterday I tweeted the TA for low 50K There wasa great question as to what support if held would make me turn bullish if I understof that correctly I am certain I answered it wrong and it forced me to go back to basics of chartwork and I will pass that onto to you now as we all learned it If you follow this simple process you will be a long away ahead of mostt on this app The principle is to always start on the HTF . In this case the 12 month BTC chart and understand the candle and what it is telling you . You can teach this to your kids Its easy to learn 1. Draw lines for 12 month like so If you like make a legend on your chart as to who you have marked in 12 month open and close In my case I have used a thick white line 2 Go to monthly and identify so called "Doji " candles where market is indecisive . They are important on HTF (high time frames ) Annotate the chart but dont make it too busy I have put arrows in to show how affective the 1 Y and 1 M excersise already is 3. Check briefly the 2 Week and you can see the resistance of 82 K confirmed 4 Go down to the weekly and check in . If you have too adjust the 1Y big white lines a little to reflect what you see as you have effectively increased the observation level by dropping time frames if that makes sense See chart . 74200 . Now becomes key .
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