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BREAKING: Nvidia, $NVDA, CEO Jensen Huang reportedly had another affair with a senior Nvidia employee, per NYT.
The relationship was reportedly with Kimberly Powell, Nvidia's VP of Health Care who reports to Jensen Huang.
Witnesses claim that Jensen Huang's security detained a person who “recorded an encounter” between them and offered an NDA.
Nvidia stock is falling sharply on the news.
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Trading is fucking hard.
You know what else is hard?
Staying at the same job you hate, never unlocking your true potential, and not being able to improve your family’s future because costs outpace your income.
You can decide overnight which path you take.
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One of the most frustrating things in trading...
Watching price hit your stop loss almost perfectly, then immediately take off in the direction you originally expected.
And the worst part? Sometimes your analysis was right, but your entry was terrible.
Please tell me I'm not alone on this one. 😂
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I f*cking quit trading
You know how many times I said that
Then One year it all “clicks”
Either a 9-5 for 40 years you hate
Or 5 years for 40 years of freedom
Bro to bro
Take the risk and don’t stop
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Video shows a Waymo in San Francisco on I-280 speeding past traffic as the California Highway Patrol performs a traffic break. The Waymo is seen trying to go around the CHP patrol cars, even at one point turning its blinker on. For more information, abc7news.com/19150225/
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Aashiqui 4 loading.
Jensen Huang x Sundar Pichai x Elon Musk (I think?)
🤖 Made with AI
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Aaj kal tere mere pyar ke,
Charche har zubaan par,
Sab ko maloom hai aur,
Sabko khabar ho gayi..
Jensen Huang's Bollywood love story.
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Trader Kane @traderkane has zero doubt about one thing.
If you can stay in trading long enough, he refuses to believe you won't make it.
He also explains why so many people never get that far.
His number one rule is to stay in the game.
If you stick around long enough, you will figure it out.
Then he describes the people who don't make it.
They come in, blow up their account, try random things until it goes wrong, then leave and call trading a scam.
In Kane's view, that is what gives trading a bad name.
He adds one more warning.
Don't compare yourself to other traders.
That only makes an already hard road even harder.
So stay out of that group.
Keep learning and stay in the game.
Kane says if you do that, you will make it.
Surviving is the first skill in trading.
Everything else comes after it.
Watch Kane's full episode below.
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Police came to check on a 28-year-old nurse who hadn't shown up for work. Her husband opened the door holding their baby. By then, prosecutors say, she had been dead for three days and her body had been cut apart and thrown out with the trash. Calmly, he told the officer:
"She destroyed that phone, and then she left." She was going to New York or Texas, according to him. He wanted to know if he'd have to file a complaint. And there was something else: she had "mental issues." Two years later, on the witness stand, he finally said it out loud:
"I had a saw, I used the saw." Naresh Bhatt says he found his wife Mamta dead in their bedroom, panicked and cut her apart. In his version she took her own life. He denies killing her.
July 2024, Manassas Park, Virginia. Mamta Kafle Bhatt was a nurse from Nepal and a new mother. Prosecutors say she was killed at home on or about July 30. The next afternoon, cameras at a Walmart filmed her husband buying carpet cleaner, cleaning supplies and body wash.
He didn't want to report her missing, and only did it three days after the police visit. On August 22 he was arrested for concealing a dead body while she was still, officially, a missing person. That December came the first-degree murder charge.
Her remains have never been found. Investigators say blood on a power saw likely matches her DNA. For two years he said he had no idea what happened to her. Now he admits to the saw and the trash bags, and insists the one thing he didn't do is kill her. The jury could get the case this week.
In the video below is the police bodycam from August 2. He holds the baby the whole time. She wouldn't see a psychiatrist, he says, because in her words, "I'm a registered nurse." When the officer asks him to call if she comes back, he answers: "Until Sunday, I don't think so." Then the clip cuts to the courtroom.
Three days, one saw, two years of "she left." A panicked husband, or a man who waited two years for a better story?
Paul Chet retweeted
I need a break.
For the last 3 years I've shown up on the charts every single week and now I’m exhausted.
This year I hit goals I never imagined possible. I scaled faster than my brain could keep up with.
But nobody talks about the toll it has on your mental health.
Somewhere along the way I started losing touch with myself, and with what money actually means
So I'm thinking to take the rest of the year off
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why i trade prop firms and not my own money:
i don't think i'm good enough yet to grow a live account consistently
with props, if i tilt i lose $500-2k in fees. not my savings
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Most CEOs get caught and immediately lawyer up, deny everything, and bury the story.
Jensen Huang just did the opposite.
He emailed the entire company: “I was unfaithful to my wife. There is no excuse. I take full responsibility.”
Then he publicly backed the independent investigation and said he’d cooperate fully.
No spin. No cover-up. Just ownership.
Meanwhile the timeline is full of people who’ve never built anything dunking on him for engagement.
Trolling is easy. Credibility is harder.
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Sundar Pichai: In three years, today's AI will look as primitive as a flip phone. The progress we're about to see will surprise people.”
“We are in that rare moment in technology. The curve is so steep.”
“People will look back three years from now and say, ‘You mean you couldn't do those things?’”
“We are all laying the foundation for agents, but agents will be very common.”
“People will be relying on them to get things done in a more seamless way.”
“Any content can go from any modality to any modality. We've shown hints of it with Nano Banana, Veo, and Omni.”
“It doesn't matter how the content was originally created. People can consume it in many different forms.”
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I can’t quit trading, bro.
Right now, I’m in a position where I’ve almost lost everything I’ve made. But whenever I think about doing something else, my mind immediately takes me back to the days when I was making 5k–10k in just a few hours of trading.
Like, what else can I do that has the potential to make $10k a day?
I’ve tasted what it’s like to make 50k–100k a month, and it’s hard to just walk away from that. No matter what happens, I don’t see myself leaving this space.
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This right here is something more traders need to hear.
When you've got bills piling up, money getting tight, and you're counting on trading to dig you out, every trade starts feeling like it HAS to work.
I've been there, and it's a dangerous place to be mentally.
You stop trading your strategy and start trading your problems.
The market doesn't know what bills are due or how badly you need that next payout.
And the harder you try to force it, the worse things usually get.
Trading is hard enough without putting the weight of your entire financial situation on every position you open.
If you're going through this right now, you're definitely not alone.
This is worth sharing. Someone out there probably needs to read it today.
Let me make something very clear for everyone to understand.
And this is the raw real reality of trading.
If your finances are fucked up and you are struggling and thinking trading is going to be your saving grace.
I got news for you pal it’s about to strip you of your dignity next.
You will not and i repeat will not succeed or see any progress if things outside of your life in trading are not in order. Let me tell you why.
You will be clinically attached to every trade, the fluctuation of every single dollar in that trade, the outcome of every position. You will not succeed trading under this mentality whatsoever.
You need to be FULLY DETACHED.
Thats the real reality of trading. The truth stop believing these fairy tales.