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Comments: I was invited to a very high level meeting to begin on January 29th in London. They spent a year to plan for this meeting and deciding whom to invite and clearing all those people's calendars. Fortunately, they had paid my ticket as a speaker and so, nothing out of my pocket. But hundreds of people have paid for airfare, hotel, etc. and made all sorts of arrangements to clear their schedules. Are they going to reimburse all these people? This is insane! 
Comments: On a more fun side of things on the subject of shit show: Things that used to be quite reliable and now are more unstable than the stock market: ‘Never seen anything like this’: Trump’s team halts NIH meetings and travel
Comments: I was just too chicken! ![[biggrin]](https://cdn.websitetoolbox.com/images/boards/smilies/biggrin.gif "Big Grin - :D") Congrats to all of you, Specially Zinsky for calling it right. My fear was that the market would be volatile with the Orange Village Idiot (OVI) creating new instability every day. The market is jittery these days. Bitcoin was projected to be +$150K by now but he keeps promoting and then undermining it. Today RGTI is acting on its own and not following the market. Can't complain. Got many Soltani's (including the offer from Faramarz) out of it. Although with patience I could have had egg yolk and extra tomato on them and then some. Oh well. Lesson learnt "Don't doubt Zinsky and follow his advice".
Comments: " It just didn’t want HAMVATAN to win big!🤔" ![[rofl]](https://cdn.websitetoolbox.com/images/boards/smilies/rofl.gif "Rofl - :lol:")
Comments: "I sold at $15.95 " Never mind. I see it now. I will sell too. Made a decent profit!
Comments: Too late for me to get into OKLO today. I had to drive to work. Zinsky did u get out of RGTI?
Comments: I’m tempted to keep OKLO but I’m getting pretty close to my 15% gain. I should stick to my original goal.
Comments: I was expecting/hoping for this bump up yesterday. It took a day but it happened. It just didn’t want HAMVATAN to win big!🤔
Comments: I was planning to sell at $15. Went on a call and by the time I came back it was $16! I sold at $15.95
Comments: Yes, I saw it. I am keeping an eye on it too.
Comments: Huge order buy order came in for RGTI. Do u guys see it I may keep it until the
Comments: Zinskyyyy RGTI at 13%!!! Hamvatan you sold too soon my friend. I can now afford that Soltani. You and Zinsky are on me. :) Always follow the great Zinsky ...
Comments: Follow OKLO. Doing great
Comments: I’m getting out at $15
Comments: I kept the stock over night. It is up 6% right now n will see what happens today ...
Comments: I think RGTI's run will stall for now. I would follow but not get in after this time.
Comments: I have also started a small position in Oklo Inc. (OKLO) at $38.50. Looking to jump out near 15% gain ($44).
Comments: Good morning, If you did hold on to the stocks, it seems to be bouncing back a bit. I will keep it until the end of the day unless it drops below $13 before lunch. If it holds the $13 by lunchtime, I believe it could end the day higher.
Comments: https://youtu.be/DMShEKPX9c0?si=8212w5mqv3xuB1v-
Comments: He was attacked by both sides. Women in Iran basically told him, “خیلی هنر کردین” while the conservatives told him to shut up about it. … President Masoud Pezeshkian’s strategic deputy, Mohammad-Javad Zarif, has come under heavy criticism by Iranians following his remarks at the Davos Summit, where he said the government has relaxed hijab enforcement in Iran. Zarif's interview with CNN host Fareed Zakaria on Wednesday failed to satisfy both the public and the government’s hardliner opposition, according to the Rouydad24 news website in Tehran. "In addressing the hijab situation, he angered the public, especially women, while his comments about radical factions’ confrontations with him provoked the ire of the government’s critics,” the outlet reported. During his conversation with Zakaria on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum's annual meeting, Zarif stated: "If you go to the streets of Tehran, you will find women not covering their hair. It's against the law, but the government has decided not to put women under pressure … We are moving in the right direction … It’s not enough, but it is a step in the right direction.” He also told Zakaria that the decision not to enforce a new strict hijab law was adopted by the “leadership” of the country, that is, the heads of the three government powers and the Supreme National Security Council (SNSC), because Pezeshkian had promised it to voters. He added that Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei was not involved in the alleged decision. Addressing Zakaria's assertion that ultra-hardliners dominate Iran’s security policies, Zarif denied the claim and argued that he would not have been able to walk freely in Tehran if they had such influence. |
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