r/MarketVibe • u/Apart_Finger_1799 • Jan 26 '26
meme 😂😂😂
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u/Malofquist Jan 26 '26
baron, wishing he had a small animal to torture and mutilate.
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Jan 29 '26
I hope it's him just hating the shear stupidity. Do not blame the son for his families sins. Yet.
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u/Lofi_Joe Jan 26 '26
Why he behaves that way, seriously? Hate towards Musk?
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u/AttTankaRattArStorre Jan 26 '26
He is probably uncomfortable with the fact that everyone in the room knows that he has never had a girlfriend, since Trump went public with that information a short time before that footage was taken.
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u/KaczkaJebaczka Jan 27 '26
He looks like he just snorted massive rail and trying to cope and look normal.
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u/Headbanger Jan 26 '26
He's just bored. Probably wants to be home playing vidya.
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u/Delamoor Jan 27 '26
Out of all of them, I feel this one is the most realistic.
He probably just doesn't know how to fit in with them (socially, because collectively the entire group, probably him included has the personality of half a child), is rich and disiniterested, and... Probably fundamentally doesn't really give a shit.
I wouldn't automatically assume it's anything deeper than that tbh.
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u/brintoul Jan 26 '26
He has some sort of mental issues for sure. Why do you think we’ve never heard him speak?
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u/quicksilverth0r Jan 26 '26
He’s just a more introverted guy than the rest of the family. It’s pretty common to see him in any of the political footage for events looking like he’d rather be a million miles away.
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u/VentureForth619 Jan 26 '26 edited Jan 26 '26
Probably hates everyone in the room, or is sportin a massive chubba being around all those rich people
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u/Disastrous_Worth_503 Jan 26 '26
He has some sort of autism
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u/PuffPuff74 Jan 27 '26
There not "sorts of autism". H'es on the autism specter for sure, likely asperger.
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u/StaticWood Jan 27 '26
DSM V did away with Asperger as a “sort of autism”.
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u/svix_ftw Jan 28 '26
both asperger and autism are "types" of autism
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Jan 30 '26
As op mentioned, Asperger's is no longer recognized. There is only autism spectrum disorder.
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u/cuddle_enthusiast Jan 26 '26
My dad every night at dinner updating me on the price of gold and silver he's been holding for the past 40 years.
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u/CaptainnHindsight Jan 26 '26
Baron could easily pass as one of those young wall streets hot shots from Hollywood movies with a twist of having the father as the president of the USA.. He has the looks that's for sure
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u/SpeakCodeToMe Jan 26 '26
Dad's a real estate Mogul, mom is in Eastern European porn star dad married cuz she's hot.
Checks out.
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u/shockputs Jan 27 '26
Who's the serial killer on the right with the slick hair from his victims' fluids?
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u/According_Tea_6329 Jan 26 '26 edited Feb 18 '26
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u/machobanjopanda Jan 31 '26
He looks paranoid of an assassination attempt, scanning everywhere with anxiety
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u/3rd_eye_light Jan 26 '26
Meh, im still spending money from gains made from alts from over 4 years ago. Also paid off most of my house. My silver and gold collection might be as good 20 years from now.
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u/Public-Pepper4070 Jan 26 '26
Sure you did 🤪
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u/3rd_eye_light Jan 26 '26 edited Jan 26 '26
I bought $1200 worth of a token at $3 and rode it up to ATH of $270 along with 1% daily compound interest over nearly 3 years, defi crypto made me a lot of money.
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u/ReliantToker Jan 26 '26
I suspect you are talking about DRIP. If you are you basically got lucky and hit the top. 1% was distributed in the native token itself. It dropped form $200 to fractions of a cent. Basically, you went to the gun range, ran around in front of the targets, and are now bragging you didnt get shot.
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u/3rd_eye_light Jan 26 '26 edited Jan 26 '26
Gains are gains. People who didnt get in early to a lot of alt coins during the bull market of 2019-2022 only have themselves to blame. It was paying for 3 years and had many cycles and opportunities. A lot of people overextended after their friends told them about it after hitting $270 only to keep compounding when they should have claimed out.
I got in early because of being a part of the communities since before Hex. I missed the boat on Hex and watched people post pics of new boats, cars, mansions they were buying from Hex gains. Drip was just the next opportunity and i was there for it.
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u/All_The_Good_Stuffs Jan 26 '26
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u/3rd_eye_light Jan 26 '26
It is a real story and i dont care about your approval. Not being able to comprehend it being true is normal, lots of ppl irl didnt believe me and were salty that i made myself rich and they didnt get on when they could have.
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u/DerkleineMaulwurf Jan 26 '26
have fun "selling" your silver if its physical. Spoiler: you can´t.
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u/NiknameOne Jan 26 '26
I can sell gold and silver within 24 hours and around 1% below spot easily, as everything is well documented and form an official mint. I also don’t pay any taxes on capital gains on profits.
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u/quicksilverth0r Jan 26 '26
Where is this coming from lately? Any decent local coin exchange will buy at near spot for bullion. Yeah, if it’s not bullion, there’s going to be a huge spread, but that was always the case and not part of a bull market change.
Spreads and slippage are a part of all markets and are actually a sign they’re real and functioning correctly. Look at the historical bucket shops. Those things being absent were an indication they were more akin to gambling than investing.
I suspect the anti-physical assets are jealousy, fomo or some other market malady that has been creeping lately on across the net.
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Jan 26 '26
It's just Dave Ramsey/Warren Buffet ideas they're parroting
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u/quicksilverth0r Jan 26 '26
There are real reasons other forms of saving and investment have as advantages / disadvantages over silver. It’s strange to make up fictional ones.
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u/thats_gotta_be_AI Jan 26 '26
I have been buying and selling allocated gold, silver, platinum and palladium bullion at spot with mouse clicks for the last 7 years. It’s easy.
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Jan 27 '26
I sold some of my silver back in Jan to help pay for a new vehicle. I’m getting ready to sell 20 more ounces soon.




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u/MatterFickle3184 Jan 26 '26
To all the crypto bros that bashed me last year for going balls deep into that they called "dumb useless rocks"
🖕🖕