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Awesome weekend banger by FoFty today He touched on the current (giant) Wyckoff Distribution & Dow Jones 125 year trendline. He also finished off explaining his 11-20 principles of trading rules It's worth watching the entire episode, but here's the Wyckoff discussion 👇

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A billionaire worth $8.1B spent nearly 40 years hunting down every copy of a 1987 film that showed him making $100 million in 1 afternoon. The film is called "Trader" 58 minutes shot in 1987, when Paul Tudor Jones was 32 years old and running $125 million with 22 employees. His right-hand man was 27, and Paul was the oldest person in the office. The cameras caught everything: the Bruce Willis sneakers he wore for luck, the turkey on his Virginia farm that thinks it's a dog, the day he lost $6 million before 4 PM and called it "total devastation." And 1 chart. His economist punched thousands of Dow prices from the 1920s into a computer and overlaid them on the 1980s the correlation came out at 92.2%. The chart said the market was living in August 1928, and a crash was coming. 7 months after filming, October 19, 1987 happened: the Dow dropped 22.6% in a single day. Jones was short. His fund returned 125% that year, his cut was roughly $100 million, and he became a legend before turning 33. Then he turned on the film. PBS aired it once before Jones bought the rights and pulled it. When VHS copies surfaced, he reportedly paid $1,000 apiece to buy them back, and when it leaked online, his lawyers filed takedowns for decades. The $125 million fund became $8.1B, and the 32-year-old became an icon. But the film shows what came first: a kid screaming into 2 phones, guessing, bleeding, praying to lucky sneakers. He built an $8.1B fortune on 1 trade then spent 40 years burying the footage of how raw it looked.

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You gotta give it to Spencer Jones for the way he has come through with everybody on the IL. No Grisham, Stanton, or Judge, and yet, Jones has figured out ways to contribute, and as the Yankees sit 2.5 games up in the division, he's a part of the reason why. That home run was obviously impressive, but the most remarkable thing Jones did yesterday was drawing the bases loaded walk. THAT showed a ton of maturity, and that isn't always so easy to do when you're a young player in a position to juice your stats a bit. Davis Martin was already on the ropes, and, instead of being jumpy, Jones ground him down. He took six pitches, and, on Davis' 3-2 pitch, it looked like he dotted the corner. Jones ended up laying off of it, and the pitch was actually ball four. Hopefully, that's the type of thing Jones does more of. People get annoyed at the Texas Rangers' Joey Gallo comp, but in a lineup with a ton of depth already, there's room for a three-true-outcome slugger. Look at the career Kyle Schwarber has carved out for himself. He has a career K rate of 28.7%, and this year he has a 34% strikeout rate, but oh man, his eye is impeccable, and his power is absurd. Schwarber will never be a .300 hitter, and that's okay. It's still WAY too early to make any of those comparisons for Jones, but hopefully he can flash that power while also showing a good eye despite the strikeouts. Having a high strikeout percentage can mean things can go off the rails, and we've all seen the Jones cold streaks in the minors, but so far, in the infancy of his big league career, he has been awesome.

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🚨👀 KEITH JONES TAKES THE STAND — TESTIFIES ABOUT ALLEGED $1 MILLION HIT ON QUANDO RONDO Keith Jones took the stand and told the courtroom that he is currently in federal custody after pleading guilty to charges involving murder-for-hire and stalking resulting in murder. The prosecution then began walking Jones through photos and exhibits connected to the alleged shooting. 📸 THE GAS STATION SHOOTING Prosecutors showed a photo from the shooting at the gas station and asked Jones to identify the people pictured. • Jones identified himself as one of the shooters. • He said he did not know the name of the person who was killed. • When asked who the intended target was, Jones identified Quando Rondo. Another photo was shown of the group walking toward the gas station through an alley. Jones was asked to explain what was happening in the image. Prosecutors then showed an image from In-N-Out, and Jones confirmed that was where they went after the shooting. ⏱️ 20–30 MINUTES AFTER THE SHOOTING Jones testified that it took approximately 20–30 minutes to get to In-N-Out after the shooting. When prosecutors asked whether he could identify anyone who participated in the killing of Lil Pab, Jones said yes. He identified: • Brown Eyes • Dede • Himself Jones also identified the clothing worn by the people in the photographs, including Dede’s blue outfit. The defense objected, arguing that prosecutors were leading the witness. 🚨 WHAT DID JONES SAY ABOUT DURK? Prosecutors asked Jones if he knew Durk. Jones said yes. When asked whether Durk was involved in the murder of Lil Pab, Jones testified: “He wasn’t there with us, but he was a part of it.” 🏙️ CHICAGO / GANG AFFILIATIONS Jones testified that he is from Chicago’s South Side. He said: • Dede is from Taytown. • Jones identified himself as a Black Disciple. • He identified Dede as a Black Disciple. • He said Brown Eyes was not a BD, but a Vice Lord. • Tony C was also identified as a Vice Lord. • Jones said he knew about OTF but was not a member. 📱 THE FACETIME CALL Jones testified that he became involved after receiving a FaceTime call involving Dede, Brown Eyes and Tony C. He explained to the jury how the FaceTime call worked and said that during the conversation they discussed a location connected to “Dude,” whom Jones identified as Quando Rondo. Jones testified that they were told: “Bro was offering a million for us.” Prosecutors asked Jones if he understood who “Bro” was. Jones said he believed it was Durk, explaining that he considered Durk the person who had the money and said he had heard him referred to as “Bro” before. 💰 THE ALLEGED $1 MILLION Jones testified that he believed there was $1 million being offered to go after and kill Quando Rondo. When prosecutors asked why he believed the offer was real, Jones referenced seeing Durk with a large amount of money during a Million Dollars Worth of Game interview. The prosecution then displayed an exhibit from that interview. Jones testified that he was actually present when it was filmed in Taytown. He said he was positioned on the left side of the image and claimed he could hear what was being discussed because he was there. The judge later instructed the jury that statements concerning the Million Dollars Worth of Game exhibit were not admissible as to Brown Eyes. ✈️ WHY DID JONES GO TO CALIFORNIA? Prosecutors asked Jones whether he would have traveled to California if he believed the trip was going to be for free. Jones said no. He testified that he went because he believed he was going to get paid and said he was thinking about what he could do with the money. Jones said he sent his information to Dede.

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