Bryan retweeted
Geoff and Darren aren't working in the capacities that they are today if those buyers didn't exist in the space. A five year + phenomenon is just dawning on the Sports Card Investor. This level of ignorance is almost unbelievable.
I don’t like this…
@darrenrovell reports that PrizePicks was the buyer of the Flagg, Harper & Knueppel Debut Patches.
They paid $13 million for 3 cards… to possibly put them in repacks??
I would MUCH rather see them go into a high-end collection.
If they’re put in repacks, they’ll be resold again, and the cycle will continue.
These cards are really special. They should be treated as such.
Bryan retweeted
Pete Carroll probably still regrets trying to run it on 4th and 2 with the game on the line.
If he ever has a short yardage situation in a championship game in the future don’t be surprised if he decides to throw it.
Bryan retweeted
The Dodgers WS odds as of this morning are 31%.
They got lucky beating both the Phillies and the Jays last year.
Dodgers are awesome but you truly don’t understand baseball if you think they’re ‘unbeatable’
Tarik Skubal trade makes Dodgers unbeatable for another World Series title usatoday.com/story/sports/ml…
Bryan retweeted
It’s here, and it’s spectacular. Big mail day for this @Yankees fan!
1967 Mickey Mantle O-Pee-Chee SGC 3. Centered and beautiful. @sgcgrading @PSAcard
Pop 250 🔥🔥🔥
@Bry_Mutter @timscards1 @Hobby_Connect @HobbyConnector @CardPurchaser @AdamsCardShop @SportsCardInv
Bryan retweeted
official word from @filthbombCEO on the victims in the poker server which was promoted here for months and other things he allowed to transpire
“win it back in a break!”
Bryan retweeted
X (formerly Twitter) user peepeepoopoo is requesting US government support to help guarantee financing for the massive investments in finding a wife and various goods and services needed for self-improvement, per Bloomberg.
Bryan retweeted
Jeff Bezos is worth $238 billion, even though Amazon has a $2.6 trillion market cap. In other words, he’s created $2.4 trillion of value for other shareholders—plus trillions more for employees, customers, suppliers, governments, and other stakeholders.
Jensen Huang is worth $164 billion, while NVIDIA’s market cap is $5 trillion. That’s $4.8 trillion of value for other people (not to mention the immeasurable value created for non-equity stakeholders).
Larry Page and Sergey Brin? $300 billion vs. $3.3 trillion. That’s $3 trillion of value for everyone else. And remember how bad search was before Google and how clunky email was before Gmail?
Mark Zuckerberg? $248 billion vs. $1.8 trillion.
The list goes on. There are hundreds more examples across technology, energy, medicine, manufacturing, and every other industry that keeps the American economy running and our society flourishing.
Billionaires don’t extract value from the rest of us. They create value FOR the rest of us, in exchange for just pennies on the dollar.
We should be grateful for every last one of them.
Bryan retweeted
Dear NO term Mayor.
If being a one-term Mayor is the price of saving New York, I’ll pay it.
I love this city too much to let a reckless socialist wreck it.
You’re not winning, you know that. Everyone around you knows that. But you’ll always be remembered as the one who gave our city away to socialism.
The rest of your tweet is a distraction, and everyone knows that I don’t do distractions.
One term mayor Eric Adams, the snake and liar’s lap dog, suddenly found his voice. Cute.
If he wasn’t a failed, scandal ridden mayor we wouldn’t even have Mamdani in this race. Now his handlers have him shilling for Cuomo to boost Mamdani. Pathetic.
When Cuomo loses, maybe Eric can crash at his Hamptons mansion, and for New York’s sake, hopefully we never see either of them again.
Bryan retweeted
Great C-suite context from Upper Deck. Doesn't even touch on the below aspect of what is happening right now. $GME degens livestreaming spin the wheel for pieces of cardboard inside plastic holders. Their only knowledge is the value told to them by the organization selling it to them.
@RoaringSensei
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Bryan retweeted
Fifth Third Bank did a review of its asset-backed finance portfolio, tracking cash flows, collateral movements & VIN’s, using outside experts. They found discrepancies in 2 of 120,000 auto loans. For every 1 Tricolor, betting there are hundreds of Fifth Thirds; ie, not systemic.
