沽左股票, 執左幾千蚊

會打 黃金戶口, 作補倉 防守之用

而家無 補倉危險

不過入左盈利入炒金戶口

用盈利去炒

塊左鋪

歐羅沽左2轉, 執左2400HKD

星期一再勾錢

狂沽股票

同埋補返7500 , 5萬股

7500 去返35萬股

日元我 有100K ,100K, 50K

我擺左 159.5

159.4

159.3

平晒

OVERALL 會輸

可能輸3000蚊?

但我 平完, 會再開返好倉

只是重組倉位

星期一先買SQQQ

納期, 穿左位

22000 目標價

我等美股 彈一彈先買

訓左覺

應該SET 掛買SQQQ

但算數, 等一次反彈

美股跌穿左位, 就會咁

勾多 １２００

我策略無錯, 24000 樓下收,

就買SQQQ , 穿位

但行得太快, 同埋星期五 今天, 費時渣咁多貨

下面仲有1000點 跌

日元輸我萬2 蚊

溝到成本159.22

159.40 左右就走晒

而家160.24

有心行, 一天就行完

9992 40蚊我都覺得貴,

但市場氣氛太癲

我250港元想沽空, 9992, 但 個時如果沽空

1. 沽空港股很麻煩

2. 我唔熟

3. 沽空完, 會被夾到三百幾蚊

唔知守到幾時


決定都係唔好攪

The “not electable” excuse Dems use to harm qualified Black candidates.

asmine Crockett lost the 2026 Democratic primary for U.S. Senate to James Talarico.

The demographic breakdown of the vote told an uncomfortable story.

Roughly 70 percent of white Democrats voted for Talarico. Sixty-two percent of Latino Democrats voted for him. Seventy-one percent of Asian Democrats voted for him.

The only group tracked by exit polling that overwhelmingly supported Crockett were Black voters, 93 percent of whom backed her.

Polling just weeks before the election showed Crockett leading by nearly ten points.

Then the Democratic narrative machine kicked in.

Not a debate about qualifications. Not a discussion of policy differences. Not a serious comparison of records.

Instead, Democratic media voices and party insiders began repeating the same tired line that has been deployed against Black candidates for decades.

She’s not electable.

Ah yes. The ol’ not electable line. Washington’s favorite political deodorant for covering up left-wing biases nobody wants to admit.

So, who exactly is Jasmine Crockett?

Jasmine Felicia Crockett, born in 1981, is an American attorney and politician who has served as the U.S. Representative for Texas’s 30th congressional district since January 2023. The district includes much of Dallas. Before entering Congress, she served in the Texas House of Representatives.

Crockett was born in St. Louis, Missouri, the daughter of a pastor and a postal worker. She earned a Bachelor of Arts in business administration from Rhodes College and later a Juris Doctor from the University of Houston Law Center.

After law school she worked as a public defender in Bowie County, Texas before founding her own law firm focused on civil rights, criminal defense, and personal injury cases.

As a lawyer she represented thousands of clients, including more than 400 protesters pro bono during demonstrations following the killing of George Floyd. That work helped establish her reputation as a civil rights advocate long before she ever ran for office.

In Congress, she serves on the House Judiciary Committee and the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform. She also has held leadership roles representing freshman Democrats.

https://www.levelman.com/democrats-have-a-racism-problem/

Republicans Are Mad Brian Kemp Is Standing by His Georgia Senate Endorsement
The Georgia governor’s pick to take on Sen. Jon Ossoff, Derek Dooley, is polling in a distant third and could likely force an expensive runoff in the must-win state.

Heading into the midterms, Republicans thought Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp was their best chance to beat Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff.

But Kemp declined to run, and is now, much to the befuddlement of national Republicans, supporting a candidate who is in a distant third and could likely force the GOP primary into an expensive runoff.


After Kemp decided last year against a Senate run, he ventured out to Trump National Golf Club in Virginia for a meeting with President Donald Trump.

The two reached an agreement to work together — along with the National Republican Senatorial Committee and the Senate Leadership Fund — and find the right candidate to take on Ossoff the following November, as NOTUS previously reported.


Susan Collins Violated a Federal Transparency Law She Helped Write
That didn’t happen, and as the likelihood of a runoff increases, the White House and Republicans are miffed that Kemp endorsed and continues to support former University of Tennessee football coach Derek Dooley.


Rep. Andrew Clyde, a Republican from Georgia, told NOTUS that the race is “definitely going into a runoff” because he doubts one of the three candidates will win the more than 50% necessary to avoid one.

Clyde expressed annoyance with Kemp but said he wanted to “reserve his comments” when asked if he’s disappointed with how the race is playing out.


“As I understand, there was an agreement between the president and Kemp that they would come up with a candidate that both of them agreed to, and that never happened,” Cylde said.

When Dooley met with the White House and Senate Republicans’ campaign arms about his run, he left a favorable impression on those he met with, sources familiar with the meetings told NOTUS. But, because Kemp pushed Dooley without the express backing of Trump, it didn’t do Dooley any favors.

“You don’t get to go past the Trump team and then turn around and come back to them and say, ‘Hey, can I have your endorsement now?’ Right? It was a strategic mistake,” one Georgia Republican told NOTUS.

In an interview, Kemp told NOTUS that he “very much appreciates” the way the White House has handled the situation and “communicated with me.” He emphasized that his goal was always to find a consensus candidate, but it “didn’t play out that way.”

He argued there appeared to be a lack of urgency from the White House and the national Senate Republican apparatus in finding a consensus candidate to take on Ossoff, and they needed to move quickly. Rep. Buddy Carter announced in May of last year that he would be running and Rep. Mike Collins announced his bid in mid-July. Kemp believed neither of those two had a chance to win and that “political outsiders are the best chance that we have” to win the Senate. Kemp ultimately endorsed Dooley in August.

“Other people were getting in the race and, you know, they wouldn’t move, and I wasn’t going to sit around and wait and have legislators keep endorsing other candidates,” Kemp told NOTUS. “I was doing all I could to get people to coalesce around one candidate. But when that didn’t play out, I’m not going to sit around and do nothing when I have very strong feelings about what kind of candidate that we need to win in our state.”


He said he keeps in touch with the White House and Senate Republican leadership to keep them “apprised of different things that were going on on the Dooley side of the campaign.”

“Brian Kemp promised a fighter and delivered a footnote,” one senior GOP operative told NOTUS. “Nobody knew who Derek Dooley was before this race, and nobody’s going to after.”

Dooley’s father was famed University of Georgia football coach Vince Dooley, who, along with his wife Barbara, were “well loved” in the state, according to the Georgia Republican.

“Derek spent most of his time outside the state of Georgia,” the Republican said. “The name hasn’t translated for him.”

Another House member argued that Kemp’s theory on who would make the best candidate to take on Ossoff just hasn’t materialized yet.

“Gov. Kemp’s pitch has been that we need a nominee without a long legislative record, but the voters of Georgia, according to polls, haven’t yet accepted that argument,” the member said.

Republicans are still confident they can win Georgia regardless of who the nominee is. But privately, many admit that it would be easier if Kemp had just worked with them on finding a nominee — or just been the nominee himself.

“I understand that sentiment; it is frustrating because he did say that he would work with us,” another senior Republican operative said. “We all wanted Kemp to run in the first place, and we recognized early on that it was Kemp or bust in terms of finding a candidate to clear the primary field and then be the front-runner against Ossoff.”

“It would be one thing if this guy was well positioned, but literally his biggest liability is that nobody knows him,” the person said.


https://www.notus.org/republicans/brian-kemp-derek-dooley-trump-georgia-endorsement

有2個缺口

1. 極左 台頭

2. 黑人受傷害, 在德洲的初選選舉

platner = 極左

mills = maine 洲長, 名氣什高

platner 對mills , platner 有55%

那麼platner 贏初選機會高

但platner 對collins , 48 對41, 我非常懷疑

mills 部份支持者, 有機會不出來投platner

susan collins, 我估今次2026年應該接近40萬 票

不排除少過40萬, 但 都可以守接近40萬左右

mills = 38萬 票左右

所以 mills 贏collins , 是有機會

platner 則代表極左

極左在maine 有冇市場?

我認為是難

你表現上, 是好勁,

但仲有11-12%的人不表態

不表態的人, 會倒向collins

仲有猶太人, 會倒向collins

Senator Susan Collins is not Jewish; she is Roman Catholic. However, she is a strong supporter of the Jewish community and Israel, frequently condemning antisemitism and supporting bipartisan legislation to counter hate crimes. She has called for stronger protection for Jewish institutions and condemns the rising attacks on Jewish Americans.