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The Ferrari’s About to Go Off the Cliff

Brandon Chapman’s scanner caught volume signals before KSS ran 375%, RKT jumped 150% in a day, and PLUG climbed 206% in a week.He just added a new indicator that spots these moves even earlier.It’s flashing right now on multiple tickers and he’s breaking down every signal live tomorrow at 7PM EST.👉 CLAIM YOUR SEATDon here…Brandon opened today’s session with a Ferris Bueller analogy that explains exactly where we are right now.Remember Cameron? His dad’s Ferrari gets driven all over Chicago. They try rolling back the odometer by running it in reverse. Cameron freaks out. Starts kicking the car. It flies off the jack and crashes through the garage wall into the ravine below.Morris and Cameron are gonna have a chat.That’s this market heading into Nvidia earnings tonight.You drove the Ferrari. You had fun. The market ripped for months while Nvidia added a trillion dollars to its market cap since July. Now the moment of truth arrives.Are you ready to talk to Morris?In today’s free session replay, you’ll discover:Why Nvidia’s financing game mirrors Carvana’s doomed strategy. Brandon explained how Nvidia became the bank for GPU purchases. They guarantee buybacks on unsold equipment. Companies that shouldn’t qualify for chips get them anyway. This is vertical merger expansion that never works. You can’t sell GPUs and finance GPU purchases simultaneously without cannibalizing one side of the business.The $3 trillion problem nobody wants to discuss. Initial AI infrastructure buildout was estimated at $1.5 trillion. Now they need $3 trillion more just for Nvidia to hit projections. Where’s that money coming from? Banks financing deals with companies that can’t afford them. Nvidia offering buyback guarantees. Credits floating around balance sheets getting booked as revenue when no actual cash changes hands.Google’s TPU breakthrough that threatens everything. Gemini benchmarks better than anything using Nvidia GPUs. Google built an entirely different technology structure. They separated themselves from the Nvidia ecosystem completely. China did the same. When your two biggest potential markets don’t need your product anymore, growth projections collapse fast.The valuation math that makes no sense at current prices.Forward PE sits at 26x for a $4 trillion company. You’re paying 44 times book value. Enterprise value to EBITDA runs 42x. Price to sales hit 27x. Even accounting for next year’s growth, these multiples require decades of perfection. One quarter of disappointment and the entire structure reprices violently.Why scrutiny reaches levels we haven’t seen in years. Analysts can’t stay fanboys forever. Their credibility sits on the line tonight. How many start asking hard questions about financing arrangements? About GPUs collecting dust without power? About infrastructure spending that can’t possibly generate promised returns? The bar has never been higher for a company this size.Brandon spent time showing how Ghost Prints filters through option noise to find actual institutional positioning.The console took hundreds of time and sales prints and narrowed them to six relevant trades. Four puts versus two calls. Size favored puts massively. Yesterday showed 31,000 contracts of put buying.Institutions positioned defensively into this announcement.The market can go up on good numbers. That’s fine. But understanding the risk structure tells you what happens when sentiment finally shifts. When people start asking where the actual cash comes from. When analysts stop cheerleading and start calculating real return on investment.Morris and Cameron are gonna have a chat. The only question is whether you’re ready for that conversation or whether you’re kicking the Ferrari off the cliff hoping everything works out.→ Watch Brandon break down the complete Nvidia risk structure and what tonight’s announcement means for market dynamicsTo your success, Don Kaufman Chief Market Strategist, TheoTRADE Helping You Become a Better Trader…it’s What We Do. Experience TheoTrade® Today!Whether you are a beginning, intermediate, or active trader, you will find a treasure chest of valuable trading education resources, both free and paid, that will help take your trading to the next level. We are committed to helping you become the best trader you can be. Disclaimer: Neither TheoTrade.com  or any of its officers, directors, employees, other personnel, representatives, agents or independent contractors is, in such capacities, a licensed financial adviser, registered investment adviser, registered broker-dealer or FINRA |SIPC |NFA-member firm. 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Anti-ICE Riots; Comey Indictment; Bessent Says Save

Breaking News from Newsmax.com• DHS: ‘Civil Emergency’ Order Issued After Anti-ICE RiotsSpecial: Alert: Russia Just Leaked America’s ‘Debt Reset’ Plan• DOJ: Comey Grand Jury Didn’t See Final Indictment• Bessent Suggests Americans Save $2,000 Tariff Checks When Asked About InflationSPONSOR ADVERTORIALPublisher’s Note: We came across a story that every reader needs to see. It’s not being covered on CNBC or Fox… but it should be. A U.S. debt scheme may already be in motion. Click Here to Learn More » Russia Just Leaked America’s $38 Trillion“Debt Reset” Plan  A senior adviser to Vladimir Putin just made a chilling claim. He says Washington is preparing to rewrite the rules of money itself. According to his statement, the U.S. could shift $38 trillion in debt into digital tokens… erode the dollar’s value… and reset the financial system at the expense of everyday Americans. Sounds far-fetched? It’s not. In the 1970s, Nixon severed the dollar’s link to gold. Overnight, inflation roared, the dollar’s purchasing power collapsed, and savers paid the price. Now it may be happening again—only bigger. Debt has doubled roughly every eight years. At this pace, we’re staring at $70 trillion by the 2030s. The dollar is already down more than 10% in 2025—its worst start since 1980. And Bank of America warns it could fall even further by 2026. Meanwhile, interest payments on America’s debt have blown past $1 trillion a year — money that produces nothing and only fuels the spiral. So ask yourself: what happens if Washington’s “solution” is to trap retirement savings in a digital system designed to fix theirproblem, not yours? •Your privacy disappears. •Your accounts can be frozen or revalued overnight. •Your purchasing power evaporates just as food, energy, and healthcare costs soar. This is why smart investors aren’t waiting. They’re moving into physical gold and silver—real assets that can’t be digitally erased, tracked, or inflated away. Gold is already above $4,000 an ounce—up more than 50% in 2025. Silver isn’t far behind. It’s surged over 60% this year—and both metals are predicted to keep climbing. And central banks—the insiders who know the game best—are still buying at near-record levels. History is clear: when fiat systems reset, those holding real assets don’t just survive—they come out ahead. That’s why we put together a free information guide. Click here to get yours. Inside, you’ll discover how Americans with $50,000 or more in retirement accounts are using a little-known IRS rule to move into gold and silver tax- and penalty-free—before Washington rewrites the rules again. Because when the reset comes, the worst place to be is holding promises on a screen. You want something solid in your hands.    This email is never sent unsolicited. You have received this Newsmax email because you subscribed to it or someone forwarded it to you. To opt out, see the links below.Remove your email address from our list or modify your profile. We respect your right to privacy. View our policy. This email was sent by: Newsmax.com 362 N. Haverhill Road West Palm Beach, FL 33415 USA DM880492 0105047whwq2

Newsmax CEO Hits FCC’s Carr on Nexstar, Cap Lift

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Newsmax CEO Ruddy: FCC Lifting TV Cap ‘Disaster’ for ConservativesSee Full Video of Ruddy on Finnerty – Go HereNewsmax CEO Christopher Ruddy took to his network’s airwaves Tuesday night to warn that the FCC, under Brendan Carr, is moving to give the big TV networks massive reach – and pushing through a mega-merger of the anti-Trump Nexstar group.Current federal law limits any station group or network, such as ABC, CBS, and NBC, from reaching more than 39% of U.S. households.The limit is part of the “TV ownership cap” President Ronald Reagan first established to block big networks from owning every local station in the country – and controlling their local news.”Reagan understood if you have left-wing networks like ABC, NBC and CBS – or groups like Nexstar today controlling every local station and their local news – Republicans would have little chance to win in state and federal elections,” Ruddy said.Ruddy told Newsmax’s Rob Finnerty that if Carr’s plans had been put into place ten years ago, he doubted Donald Trump would have ever won the presidency or that the GOP would control Congress today.On Monday, Vanderbilt Law School professor Brian T. Fitzpatrick, a respected conservative legal scholar and former law clerk to the late Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, filed an ex parte briefbefore the FCC stating any plan by the Commission to change ownership rules without approval of Congress would be a clear violation of federal law.He also made clear that Commission efforts to allow networks to bypass the statutory cap using “sidecar” deals or redefinitions are likewise violations of the law.Also this week, Nexstar officially filed with the FCC for approval of its $6.2 billion merger with Tegna.If approved, the deal would create the largest TV station group in the nation, owning 245 stations across 44 states and reaching more than 80% of U.S. households – well beyond the 39% limit.Ruddy told Finnerty that Nexstar’s plan is a direct violation of federal law and would also be a “disaster” for conservatives.Asked if Trump supports FCC efforts to overturn the cap, Ruddy said in decades of his knowing the president, he has “never heard” him call for lifting the cap or giving big media companies more power or reach.”It’s not a Trumpian agenda item,” he said.The Nexstar deal is particularly dangerous, he argued, because it would give the company immense power in 25 markets, allowing it to own two to four stations in each and giving it near-total control over local news.Ruddy noted that Americans still say they get almost all of their local news from TV broadcasters.Local control matters, he added, because “if people in New York were deciding what the local news in Pittsburgh was or in Detroit or in Cleveland … it’s a very dangerous thing what the FCC is promulgating, and I think could be a disaster for conservatives around the country.”Already there is growing opposition to lifting the cap among conservatives with groups like CPAC and OAN, the Trump-friendly cable channel, joining with Newsmax on the issue.Ruddy expressed surprise that Carr and the FCC under Trump would be working to break federal rules to help Nexstar, a group that strongly opposed Trump.According to FEC filings, 78% of Nexstar employees donated to Kamala Harris, with the remaining amount going to Trump, in the last election.”It’s a very liberal company … and this is a violation of federal law to get them to increase to 80% reach across the nation.”Finnerty also noted that Nexstar owns NewsNation, a liberal cable news network that has Chris Cuomo, the former CNN anchor, as its lead prime time host, along with many other anti-Trumpers.Carr has stated that he believes lifting the cap would allow the TV industry to compete with the growing power of Big Tech.”The answer to Big Tech consolidation is not to give left-wing TV broadcasters massive consolidation and power too,” Ruddy said. “You don’t fix Big Tech consolidation by creating another industry with massive leftwing consolidation.”Finnerty asked what people concerned about the FCC plan could do.Ruddy responded, “People should call their congressman, call their senators, let Speaker Johnson know, Senate Leader Thune know” that they oppose lifting the 39% cap and the Nexstar merger.”Congress alone should handle it and not allow these big networks to get more power.”Important: Let your Congressman and Senator know you oppose massive TV broadcast reach and consolidation, that you oppose lifting the TV ownership caps and oppose the Nexstar merger!Call U.S. Capitol switchboard at 202-224-3121.Also call offices of Speaker Mike Johnson and Senate Leader John Thune to let them know you oppose Brendan Carr’s FCC plan to end the TV ownership cap!

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Taylor Swift inspires word of the year

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What’s next for the Epstein files after Congress voted to release them? The Wall Street Journal. · Sadie Gurman and Anvee Bhutani The House voted 427-1 on Tuesday to pass the bill, and the Senate quickly agreed to approve it by unanimous consent.

What the U.S. government is dismissing that could seed a bird flu pandemic propublica.org · Nat Lash After a bird flu outbreak tore through Midwestern barns, the USDA didn’t investigate whether the virus was airborne. ProPublica did. Jamal Khashoggi’s widow describes ‘7 years of hell’ after Saudi journalist’s killing CBS News · Kiki Intarasuwan President Trump said the Saudi crown prince “knew nothing” about Khashoggi’s murder, despite a U.S. intelligence report finding he ordered the killing. Teens and former child actors weigh in online after Megyn Kelly comments NPR · Ivy Buck and Alina Edwards The TV journalist has been criticized for her comments about 15-year-old girls.

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Cynthia Erivo gave us her advice for women who want to go bald The Daily Beast · Carina Hsieh The ‘Wicked: For Good’ star offers a rundown on her rigorous beauty and wellness routine. Her secret? Saunas, sweat, and plenty of snacks. Gustav Klimt portrait that spared its subject from Nazis breaks modern art record Associated Press · Hannah Schoenbaum The large painting sold Tuesday for $236.4 million. Taylor Swift inspires Cambridge Dictionary’s ‘Word of the Year’ The Hill · Rob Taub The word was slightly inspired by Swift’s lyrics and her engagement to Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce this summer. ‘Law & Order’ actor stops potential abduction of woman on N.J. street NBC News · Ida Siegal An actor who usually plays the bad guy on screen got the chance to be a real-life hero. Trump called her work ‘genius.’ Now this artist documents his deportation push Straight Arrow News · Eva Fedderly Fine artist Isabelle Brourman turns to courtrooms to document hearings and ICE arrests. Olivia Nuzzi, once linked to RFK Jr., is telling her story. The truth about ‘tell-alls.’ USA TODAY · Alyssa Goldberg The situation is messy — and the internet is tuned in.

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Taylor Swift inspires word of the year

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What’s next for the Epstein files after Congress voted to release them? The Wall Street Journal. · Sadie Gurman and Anvee Bhutani The House voted 427-1 on Tuesday to pass the bill, and the Senate quickly agreed to approve it by unanimous consent.

What the U.S. government is dismissing that could seed a bird flu pandemic propublica.org · Nat Lash After a bird flu outbreak tore through Midwestern barns, the USDA didn’t investigate whether the virus was airborne. ProPublica did. Jamal Khashoggi’s widow describes ‘7 years of hell’ after Saudi journalist’s killing CBS News · Kiki Intarasuwan President Trump said the Saudi crown prince “knew nothing” about Khashoggi’s murder, despite a U.S. intelligence report finding he ordered the killing. Teens and former child actors weigh in online after Megyn Kelly comments NPR · Ivy Buck and Alina Edwards The TV journalist has been criticized for her comments about 15-year-old girls.

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Cynthia Erivo gave us her advice for women who want to go bald The Daily Beast · Carina Hsieh The ‘Wicked: For Good’ star offers a rundown on her rigorous beauty and wellness routine. Her secret? Saunas, sweat, and plenty of snacks. Gustav Klimt portrait that spared its subject from Nazis breaks modern art record Associated Press · Hannah Schoenbaum The large painting sold Tuesday for $236.4 million. Taylor Swift inspires Cambridge Dictionary’s ‘Word of the Year’ The Hill · Rob Taub The word was slightly inspired by Swift’s lyrics and her engagement to Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce this summer. ‘Law & Order’ actor stops potential abduction of woman on N.J. street NBC News · Ida Siegal An actor who usually plays the bad guy on screen got the chance to be a real-life hero. Trump called her work ‘genius.’ Now this artist documents his deportation push Straight Arrow News · Eva Fedderly Fine artist Isabelle Brourman turns to courtrooms to document hearings and ICE arrests. Olivia Nuzzi, once linked to RFK Jr., is telling her story. The truth about ‘tell-alls.’ USA TODAY · Alyssa Goldberg The situation is messy — and the internet is tuned in.

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Don’t toss your Amazon boxes!

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