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I tweet about Stocks, Cryto, long term investments, Football (Arsenal fan), Data Science and Analytics and random takes on what’s happening around.
If you like blunt takes + football banter or cool opinions on stocks and finance, feel free to follow.
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🩵👋🏼 Pep Guardiola, back to Etihad Stadium for the first team since leaving Man City last summer.
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It’s a lot easier taking penalties when there’s no pressure 😭 Still work to do before the season starts, but I’m mindful we are missing about 10 players, with 8 of them back this week. I like the look of Tzolis when he’s in dangerous areas, but we most definitely need a defender, another left winger, and a striker. We also need the likes of Jesus, Vieira, Nelson etc sold.
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SCOUTING PSG
Called in reinforcements for this one. A massive opposition report ahead of the final.
• @setpiecesicko with an incredible set piece analysis
• @austriangooner1 deep in the details
Here's how Arsenal win the Champions League. Link in replies. ❤️
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Most who look wealthy on Instagram are servicing debt they cannot afford, living in rented apartments they struggle to pay for, and wearing clothes bought on credit.
Living below your means is not poverty, it is the foundation every wealthy person built on first.
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We are the invisibles, current best team in the world. Listen, On May 24, 2026, Arsenal Football Club will lift the Premier League title. The events of the past few weeks are making it even sweeter, it’s going to be a glorious day. Be there!!
Bookmark this if you can.
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Social media may crave your transparency, but God values your discretion. The pressure to be seen can make you lose what should be sacred. Protect your peace, your plans, and your private victories, because silence often guards what the enemy cannot touch, and hidden wisdom is sometimes the greatest form of power.
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7. Your Spiritual Encounters (Luke 2:19)
Some revelations are meant to be pondered, not posted. Oversharing divine experiences can attract envy or misunderstanding. Guard your sacred moments, they are proofs of intimacy, not tools for public validation
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6. Your Family Problems (Proverbs 17:9)
Family matters are seeds meant for prayer, not posts. Every word spoken in frustration can plant division that’s hard to uproot later. Heal privately and speak blessings publicly, what you cover in love, God restores in peace.
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5. Your Acts of Kindness (Matthew 6:1–4)
When your good deeds become a show, the applause becomes your only reward. True greatness is when heaven sees your sacrifice, not when the internet claps. Let your kindness remain hidden, God rewards those who serve in secret.
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4. Your Next Big Plan (Nehemiah 2:12)
Vision dies when it’s prematurely exposed. Not every “congratulations” is genuine. Let your results make the announcement; wisdom moves in silence until it’s time to shine. Protecting your plans is not fear, it’s discernment in motion
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3. Your Relationship Issues (Ephesians 4:29)
Public sympathy won’t fix private conflict. What you expose online might outlive your anger and haunt your reconciliation. Keep your love life sacred and off the stage, because maturity is knowing what to guard even when you’re hurt
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2. Your Financial Moves (Proverbs 27:1)
Announcing every new opportunity or income source invites silent competition and unseen attacks. Protect your progress until it’s mature enough to speak for itself. Quiet progress often brings louder results than public updates ever will.
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1. Your Deep Personal Struggles (Proverbs 25:9)
Not everyone deserves access to your pain. The internet can’t heal you, it only amplifies your vulnerability. Take your battles to God and trusted people, not the crowd. True strength is not in public confession but in private surrender to God’s grace.