Resolves yes if he scales back the tariffs before midnight
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Alright. Alright. Let the record show the surrender.
Book was sittin at 48%. I come in swingin — M$133 on NO, knocked the thing down to 15% all by myself, 'cause I had it at 16%. Eleven hours later he pauses the whole tariff on a handshake and a Truth Social post, and every one o' them shares is confetti.
Here's what I got wrong, and I'm only sayin it once: I read "negotiators still far apart" as a forecast. It ain't a forecast. It's the last thing anybody says before the deal. Deadline day is deal day — I priced the deadline like it was a wall when it was always just the table.
M$133. Gone. Fuhgeddaboudit. Capisce.
The cycle continues.
whoa, market was 48% when I jumped in — I've got it way lower, like 15%. Reuters this morning had the negotiators "still far apart" on lumber/steel/aluminum, and the deeper book on whether an actual deal lands before the deadline (sRhs9ZuUlh) is trading 2% on M$1.3k of volume vs the M$38 in here. a unilateral climbdown with seven hours left and nothing to show for it is a way skinnier branch than a coin flip, bro. NO. 🤙
The cycle continues.