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Raw gets off to an explosive start when Edge & Lita cancel the Women's Championship match between Mickie James and Trish Stratus! Edge kicks Mickie out of the ring, but tells Trish to stay. Edge rants about how he's not featured on this year's SummerSlam poster or the new... show more

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DID YOU KNOW?!: Lita vs. Trish Stratus for the Women's Championship was originally the planned match for WrestleMania 21. The match was derailed when Lita suffered a torn ACL in January 2005, forcing WWE to pivot and placing Trish against Christy Hemme instead with Lita in her corner. Vince was very impressed with Trish vs. Lita "the first-ever women-led main event" from the December 6, 2004 episode of Monday Night RAW, hence, he wanted to give both Trish & Lita their well deserved WrestleMania moment 💔 THIS WOULD HAVE BEEN THE ROCK VS STONE COLD x WRESTLEMANIA 17 OF THE WOMEN'S DIVISION!!!!

DID YOU KNOW?!: Lita vs. Trish Stratus for the Women's Championship was originally the planned match for WrestleMania 21. The match was derailed when Lita suffered a torn ACL in January 2005, forcing WWE to pivot and placing Trish against Christy Hemme instead with Lita in her corner. Vince was very impressed with Trish vs. Lita "the first-ever women-led main event" from the December 6, 2004 episode of Monday Night RAW, hence, he wanted to give both Trish & Lita their well deserved WrestleMania moment 💔 THIS WOULD HAVE BEEN THE ROCK VS STONE COLD x WRESTLEMANIA 17 OF THE WOMEN'S DIVISION!!!!

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Remember when WWE booked a "Battle of S*xes" match between LITA & TRISH STRATUS vs CHRIS JERICHO & CHRISTIAN. And it turned out to be a banger. 💥 Things went a little wild too but women proved that they can wrestle. Don't miss the reaction of Jericho & Trish in the end.

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Raw kicks off with Mick Foley calling out Edge before their Hardcore match this Sunday at WrestleMania. Mick has a gift for Edge, which is something that he'll be able to use as weapon. Edge opens up the box and pulls out a baseball bat, then heads to the ring to attack Foley, but The Hardcore Legend has a weapon of his own... a Barbed Wire Baseball Bat! Foley chases Edge & Lita off with the bat!

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“It was a little weird the way it ended […] ‘Oh, by the way, you’re just going to be laying on the ground and we don’t need you anymore.’” - Lita Becky Lynch vs Trish Stratus was planned at WM in a one off. Lita was added in & storyline kept building from there. (TORONTO SUN)

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Fun Fact: The Jericho-Trish Stratus storyline was largely written by Chris Jericho, with help from Trish Stratus. Jim Ross (JR): "It doesn't shock me that Jericho had a lot of input, but I was surprised to hear that Trish was helping with this. How involved was she with her creative(...)she was involved, and in a very good way not a troublemaking way, but a positive, creative way. And she pulled it off really well." Quote source: Grilling JR – "JIM ROSS: 'Trish Stratus Could Be a GREAT BOOKER'" (YouTube)

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Mario Nawfal

64,906 views • 10 months ago

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THIS KNOWLEDGE MUST BE FORBIDDEN an ex-Jane Street guy told me your "edge" has an expiration date and you don't know it "retail finds a strategy. we find the retail finding it. then we eat it" every pattern you learn on YouTube was profitable until it wasn't the moment 10,000 people trade the same breakout, the desk models it and inverts it > a strategy goes from +edge to -edge in ~6 to 9 months once it hits retail > by the time a guru sells you the course, the desk has already priced your entry as their exit > he said 80% of "profitable strategies" shared publicly are dead or inverted within a year > the course isn't teaching you to win. it's herding you into the trade they're about to take against you he said the real edge isn't a pattern it's being early and leaving before the crowd arrives you bought the strategy at the top of its lifecycle. they sold it to you there on purpose the guru isn't smarter than you. he's just standing where the liquidity collects you're not late to the strategy. you're the liquidity the strategy was built to collect bookmark this before you buy another $997 course they don't sell you an edge. they sell you to the e

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Phil Trubey

135,536 views • 9 months ago

Most traders know that you can't predict the markets, but they trade as if they can. This has to be the most common and costly trading mistake of all. Goes to show the difference between knowing and doing. Sandeep Rao - SEBI Reg. RA🖖 recently recorded a podcast with the great Tom Sosnoff, co-founder of Thinkorswim and tastytrade, on our new YouTube channel, and here's what Tom said: "It takes a long time to convince yourself to learn certain things—mostly because we all have big egos and our own ideas. It took me a really long time to realize that I don’t actually know what’s going to happen next. I used to think I had an edge because I’ve spent four and a half decades watching markets. I’d tell myself, “Nobody has watched more ticks in the S&P than I have over the last 40 years, so that should give me an edge.” But it doesn’t. And it took me a long time to appreciate that I don’t have any real edge over anyone else when it comes to predicting what happens next. I do have some comfort in having seen just about everything once or twice, but that’s not an edge." Tom has been trading for decades, and there are so many takeaways in the conversation. Check out the link to the video in the comments.

Most traders know that you can't predict the markets, but they trade as if they can. This has to be the most common and costly trading mistake of all. Goes to show the difference between knowing and doing. Sandeep Rao - SEBI Reg. RA🖖 recently recorded a podcast with the great Tom Sosnoff, co-founder of Thinkorswim and tastytrade, on our new YouTube channel, and here's what Tom said: "It takes a long time to convince yourself to learn certain things—mostly because we all have big egos and our own ideas. It took me a really long time to realize that I don’t actually know what’s going to happen next. I used to think I had an edge because I’ve spent four and a half decades watching markets. I’d tell myself, “Nobody has watched more ticks in the S&P than I have over the last 40 years, so that should give me an edge.” But it doesn’t. And it took me a long time to appreciate that I don’t have any real edge over anyone else when it comes to predicting what happens next. I do have some comfort in having seen just about everything once or twice, but that’s not an edge." Tom has been trading for decades, and there are so many takeaways in the conversation. Check out the link to the video in the comments.

Nithin Kamath

86,450 views • 9 months ago

I see SO MANY golfers NOT doing this with the club face when hitting bunker shots... Do not be afraid to open that face at setup Obviously not every shot requires the face to be open as much as this, but 95% of the time, when I'm helping a golfer in the bunker, they need the face way more open at setup If you start with the face square, you do run the risk of digging the leading edge into the sand which could make it difficult to get the ball out with any height Open it up folks 👊

I see SO MANY golfers NOT doing this with the club face when hitting bunker shots... Do not be afraid to open that face at setup Obviously not every shot requires the face to be open as much as this, but 95% of the time, when I'm helping a golfer in the bunker, they need the face way more open at setup If you start with the face square, you do run the risk of digging the leading edge into the sand which could make it difficult to get the ball out with any height Open it up folks 👊

Ryan Mouque

494,448 views • 3 months ago

Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger were asked about Jim Simons' Medallion fund, ~39% a year, net of fees, for three decades, and whether Berkshire would ever hire a quant to trade like that. Their answer is a masterclass: "we're not trying to make money trading stocks. we don't think we know how to do it. if we knew how, we'd probably be trading stocks too. but we don't, and we really don't trust anybody else to do it for us." two of the greatest investors, plainly saying: that's not our edge, so we don't play there. then Munger explained why even Renaissance had a ceiling: "if they tried to do it too much, they destroyed their own advantage. there was a limit on the amount they could make." the better the edge, the smaller it often is. the most inefficient, hardest-to-find opportunities pay the most per dollar, which is exactly why most edges of those kinda can't scale that aggressively. capacity and edge trade off against each other. none of which takes away from what Simons built. it just explains why it didn't scale to manage $1 trillion.

Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger were asked about Jim Simons' Medallion fund, ~39% a year, net of fees, for three decades, and whether Berkshire would ever hire a quant to trade like that. Their answer is a masterclass: "we're not trying to make money trading stocks. we don't think we know how to do it. if we knew how, we'd probably be trading stocks too. but we don't, and we really don't trust anybody else to do it for us." two of the greatest investors, plainly saying: that's not our edge, so we don't play there. then Munger explained why even Renaissance had a ceiling: "if they tried to do it too much, they destroyed their own advantage. there was a limit on the amount they could make." the better the edge, the smaller it often is. the most inefficient, hardest-to-find opportunities pay the most per dollar, which is exactly why most edges of those kinda can't scale that aggressively. capacity and edge trade off against each other. none of which takes away from what Simons built. it just explains why it didn't scale to manage $1 trillion.

Goshawk Trades

81,958 views • 1 month ago

No Significant Edge Everyone with the same tools, same rivers dredged Now it's a precipice, we're all on a ledge If you don't go viral then you're not full fledged Because no-one's actually having fun Looking for that soft drink commercial so they can be done Not willing to tread water with a couple of puns No Years of the small leagues, a couple of months and they're done No Significant Edge But your clients are sticky glue, they're actually a curse No weight for the experiment no room to research You're kidding yourself if you think a billionaire cares They didn't get to where they are by playing fair No Significant Edge If you can weather the storm then you're the undead I'm like a zombie with beats for brains If you look really close you'll see the paint stains No Significant Edge When it's gone I'm still on I still float a pattern, song If it's wrong I go long I don't care for happen stance No Significant Edge Your Arts a weapon it's not a way to trim a hedge You can ride the wave and you're just the froth Be the ocean the water then there's nothing to top Times your friend if you enjoy the walk Else it's all filler all just talk No Significant Edge

No Significant Edge Everyone with the same tools, same rivers dredged Now it's a precipice, we're all on a ledge If you don't go viral then you're not full fledged Because no-one's actually having fun Looking for that soft drink commercial so they can be done Not willing to tread water with a couple of puns No Years of the small leagues, a couple of months and they're done No Significant Edge But your clients are sticky glue, they're actually a curse No weight for the experiment no room to research You're kidding yourself if you think a billionaire cares They didn't get to where they are by playing fair No Significant Edge If you can weather the storm then you're the undead I'm like a zombie with beats for brains If you look really close you'll see the paint stains No Significant Edge When it's gone I'm still on I still float a pattern, song If it's wrong I go long I don't care for happen stance No Significant Edge Your Arts a weapon it's not a way to trim a hedge You can ride the wave and you're just the froth Be the ocean the water then there's nothing to top Times your friend if you enjoy the walk Else it's all filler all just talk No Significant Edge

Trisha Code

47,592 views • 9 months ago

John Leguizamo initially turned down the role for Benny Blanco four times as he didn’t want to get typecast as another Latin drug dealer. The role nearly went to Benicio del Toro. He eventually agreed to do the part under one condition; he was given freedom to improvise and make script changes that would alter Benny’s backstory. In the novel the film is based on, Benny was less layered and more of a simple, hot headed drug dealer. Leguizamo changed him in one fundamental way - he made him a Carlito Brigante superfan. Benny idolized Carlito from a very young. He grew up hearing stories about how he ran Spanish Harlem and how he was connected to the mob. He was so infatuated with him he's literally starstruck when he first sees him (see below). This is why Carlito’s dismissal of him was so devastating to Benny. He had built his whole identity around Carlito, only to be humiliated and brushed off. That humiliation leads to rage, which becomes the driving force of Benny’s character, and what ultimately leads to Carlito’s demise. Benny represents the greatest threat to Carlito: time catching up with him. He is, in many ways, Carlito as a younger man - without the honor or criminal codes that defined him. And this is why he’s so dangerous, and it’s why he’s dressed in red when we are first introduced to him, because in the world of Carlito’s Way, red signals danger…(1/5)

John Leguizamo initially turned down the role for Benny Blanco four times as he didn’t want to get typecast as another Latin drug dealer. The role nearly went to Benicio del Toro. He eventually agreed to do the part under one condition; he was given freedom to improvise and make script changes that would alter Benny’s backstory. In the novel the film is based on, Benny was less layered and more of a simple, hot headed drug dealer. Leguizamo changed him in one fundamental way - he made him a Carlito Brigante superfan. Benny idolized Carlito from a very young. He grew up hearing stories about how he ran Spanish Harlem and how he was connected to the mob. He was so infatuated with him he's literally starstruck when he first sees him (see below). This is why Carlito’s dismissal of him was so devastating to Benny. He had built his whole identity around Carlito, only to be humiliated and brushed off. That humiliation leads to rage, which becomes the driving force of Benny’s character, and what ultimately leads to Carlito’s demise. Benny represents the greatest threat to Carlito: time catching up with him. He is, in many ways, Carlito as a younger man - without the honor or criminal codes that defined him. And this is why he’s so dangerous, and it’s why he’s dressed in red when we are first introduced to him, because in the world of Carlito’s Way, red signals danger…(1/5)

Gangster Cinema Central

549,412 views • 5 months ago

JUST IN: Woman says her husband tried pushing her off a cliff after she refused to take a selfie with him in Hawaii. Arielle Konig and her husband, Gerhardt Konig, were on a trip for her birthday on the Pali Puka trail on the Hawaiian island of Oahu. Arielle says he tried to kill her after refusing to take a selfie near the edge of a cliff. "I walked up to him, he grabbed me really forcibly by my upper arms, and he said, 'I'm so f**king sick of this sh*t … Get back over there.' And he starts pushing me back towards the cliff." Gerhardt’s attorney claimed during the opening statement that Arielle attacked him first after she was confronted about an alleged affair.

JUST IN: Woman says her husband tried pushing her off a cliff after she refused to take a selfie with him in Hawaii. Arielle Konig and her husband, Gerhardt Konig, were on a trip for her birthday on the Pali Puka trail on the Hawaiian island of Oahu. Arielle says he tried to kill her after refusing to take a selfie near the edge of a cliff. "I walked up to him, he grabbed me really forcibly by my upper arms, and he said, 'I'm so f**king sick of this sh*t … Get back over there.' And he starts pushing me back towards the cliff." Gerhardt’s attorney claimed during the opening statement that Arielle attacked him first after she was confronted about an alleged affair.

E X X ➠A L E R T S

2,239,232 views • 5 months ago

Found myself in a WILD FSD edge case this morning-- the start of a police-escorted lane closure across 4 lanes of traffic. Convoy was moving left across traffic with arrows indicating all traffic needed to flow to the right. I should have let FSD continue to monitor behavior but got nervous when it was trying to overtake the convoy on the left (which wouldn't have been possible by the time I took over but was awkward nonetheless). Traffic was also coming to a grinding halt behind me from 70+mph to 30mph. FSD 14.3.3 would have absolutely figured it out after the fact, but it didn't have the foresight to understand to FOLLOW THE RIGHT ARROW on the convoy. All in all, imo this is adequate behavior for this edge case but some polishing would be highly preferred.

Found myself in a WILD FSD edge case this morning-- the start of a police-escorted lane closure across 4 lanes of traffic. Convoy was moving left across traffic with arrows indicating all traffic needed to flow to the right. I should have let FSD continue to monitor behavior but got nervous when it was trying to overtake the convoy on the left (which wouldn't have been possible by the time I took over but was awkward nonetheless). Traffic was also coming to a grinding halt behind me from 70+mph to 30mph. FSD 14.3.3 would have absolutely figured it out after the fact, but it didn't have the foresight to understand to FOLLOW THE RIGHT ARROW on the convoy. All in all, imo this is adequate behavior for this edge case but some polishing would be highly preferred.

The Cybertruck Guy

12,879 views • 2 months ago