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  Hamid Gul Sherzai (@HamidSherzaiOld) reported 8 minutes ago

  I’m back on X, let me introduce myself again. End of 2018: graduated university. Started prepping for a master’s while working at a solar company. End of 2019: found out the man running our family real estate business had been stealing from us. Millions gone. Early 2020: I dropped my plans to go abroad for a master’s. Came home instead. Fired him. Took the business into my own hands. For four years I ran it myself, rebuilding what he’d damaged. March 2024: moved to Dubai. Started a spare parts business from zero the very next month, no experience, nothing. The business blew up to 6 figures in monthly profits. Six months in, it was flying. Then in October 2024, it caught fire — lost it all just as fast as I’d built it. January 2025: started over from zero. That same year, 2024, I’d also started powering businesses with solar — install the system, they pay us their monthly bill instead of the utility. Still just a handful of projects, but it’s alive. Now, in 2026: focused on building my personal brand. Deciding what’s next — Amazon, Etsy, another digital product store, maybe tools that solve real problems. I’m not going to pretend I’ve made it. I’ve lost more than most people ever will, watched things I built disappear overnight. But failing at a project doesn’t make me a failure. You try, you build, you fail — or you try, you build, you win. Not trying is the only real failure. What’s next? Honestly, unclear. We’ll see what comes, but the main focus area is AI and internet. 💪🏻

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  turmeric for inflammed egos (@creepcozyy) reported 9 minutes ago

  @rod101_ Why did people in the middle of nowhere have to shut down their businesses while big corporations stayed open? How does a tiny microscopic thing affect people in the middle of nowhere but not Amazon deliveries for example?

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  bestpennystocks (@Jeannet34838963) reported 9 minutes ago

  @jimcramer 🚨 The $765 Billion AI CapEx Trap: The Elite Are Re-Writing the Rules of Tech Investing. Wall Street just shifted from applauding AI ambition to aggressively punishing immediate margin drag. Hyperscalers are projected to drop a staggering $765 Billion on AI CapEx, converting former asset-light software monopolies into heavily indebted hardware utilities. ⚡ The Brutal Reality for Next Week: • Amazon ($AMZN) & Microsoft ($MSFT): Dropping a combined $410B+. But while Azure hits a clean 43% growth beat, AWS trailing 12-month FCF just plunged into negative territory. • Alphabet ($GOOGL) & Meta ($META): Sucking global liquidity dry. Meta's free cash flow just plummeted 91% down to $784M, proving open-source AI remains a massive cost center with zero immediate ad-revenue off-ramps. 💸 The Inside Loop for CNBC Members: • The Bond Market Warning: While equity retail amatures stare at trailing P/E ratios, institutional credit spreads have widened from 50 to 78 basis points. Big Tech's pristine credit quality is officially under siege. • The Multiplier Drag: Massive GPU outlays lock in crushing Depreciation & Amortization (D&A) costs that will structurally bleed corporate margins through 2028. • If you are holding tech without tracking this institutional capital flight, your portfolio is funding someone else's yacht. Stop trading on headline sentiment. Master the algorithmic balance sheet rotation with the 1%. 👉 Comment "CAPEX" below or click to unlock the Complete Hyperscaler Cash-Flow & Margin Risk Dashboard instantly: [JOIN THE INNER CIRCLE & CLAIM THE EXCLUSIVE BRIEFING NOW] 🚀

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  Light35362 (@light35362) reported 11 minutes ago

  @lilygia I’ve had some terrible experiences with obtaining these previously, and now I have trauma when redeeming gift card items from Amazon due to Roblox support unprofessional stanzas.

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  The AI Therapist (@TheAIShrink) reported 15 minutes ago

  @MikeLongTerm @amazon @awscloud EC2 on AMD CPUs. The cloud bill goes down, the margins go up. aws is quietly fixing its cost structure while everyone watches the models. smart

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  Ann B | Creative Strategist + UGC Creator (@generatedbyann) reported 17 minutes ago

  One of the biggest mistakes I see in paid ads is jumping straight into writing the script. The research is part of the creative. Before I write a single hook, I want to know: • How does the customer describe their problem?
• What have they already tried?
• What made them skeptical?
• What finally convinced them to buy?
• What words do they naturally use instead of the brand's marketing language? That's why I'm spending time in Reddit threads, Trustpilot reviews, App Store reviews, TikTok comments, Amazon reviews, and community forums before I ever open a Google Doc. Most brands already have thousands of free copywriters. They're called customers. They've already told you exactly what frustrates them, what excites them, what objections they have, and what transformation they're actually chasing. Our job as creative strategists isn't to invent messaging. It's to recognize the patterns hiding in plain sight and translate them into creative that feels like it was made specifically for the person watching. That's how ads stop feeling like ads. They start feeling understood. #ugc #ugccreator #ugccommunity

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  Eric Pereira (@iamericpereira) reported 19 minutes ago

  @i_mika_el exactly. it's why i say every business is a distribution problem wearing a product costume. i learned this the hard way across Amazon wholesale, e-commerce brands, and even SaaS. the skill isn't finding a working channel, it's spotting the next one before the current one gets expensive. that pattern recognition compounds; the specific channel never does.

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  SUMANTH (@SUMANTH30551674) reported 23 minutes ago

  @imYadav31 HDFC doesn't even issue a new core credit card if 1st credit card is co branded like Swiggy card 🫩 worst policy ever.. In sbi even bpcl octane can be used for Amazon sales.. But HDFC Swiggy can't be used

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  Eric Pereira (@iamericpereira) reported 24 minutes ago

  Ten years ago I was buying wholesale inventory on Amazon and reselling it for slim margins. Spreadsheets tracking cost basis, shipping fees, return rates. Not exactly the startup dream. But that business taught me something that took years to appreciate: every business is a distribution problem wearing a product costume. The Amazon wholesale operation failed when a competitor started undercutting me by pennies because they had a better supplier relationship. I didn't lose on product. I lost on access to cheaper distribution. The e-commerce brand I built after that grew to six figures and then plateaued because I was dependent on Facebook ads. When CPMs doubled in 2021, my margins evaporated overnight. Product and conversion rate hadn't changed, but the channel got expensive and I had no backup. The SaaS product stalled at a few hundred users because I built features instead of building a pipeline to put it in front of people who needed it. Every time, the product was fine and distribution killed it. That's why I build consumer apps differently now. Distribution architecture comes before features. I design the TikTok creative system, onboarding flow, and retention loops that turn a user into someone who refers another user, all before writing product code. After four businesses where the product was good enough and distribution killed me, I flipped the ratio. First 90 days: build the channel, prove people show up, then build what keeps them. Four businesses, one lesson. I just finally started building around it. This account is the build log.

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  Joe Cooprider (@joecooprider) reported 26 minutes ago

  The reason we know this is because Amazon disclosed it and said "When we receive those refunds, we will proactively contact affected customers and automatically issue refunds to them"

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  Jadon (@Jadonhq) reported 28 minutes ago

  @TheGrandeTop10 Did Amazon fix their shi?

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  Cash Fargo Jet Life (@TheCashFargo) reported 29 minutes ago

  Amazon make it so difficult to sign in on outside devices I just wanna load Starz

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  Iryna 🇺🇸 (@4Americafreedom) reported 30 minutes ago

  @earthcurated Why does this feel like an excuse to cut down the Amazon to find the "lost city?"

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  Sachin Singh (@insachins) reported 31 minutes ago

  Oracle just posted FY2026 revenue of $67 billion. Capex for the year: $55.7 billion. That’s 83 cents of every revenue dollar going straight into data centers, more than 2.6x what it spent the year before. And it’s not slowing down. FY2027 guidance: $90 billion in revenue, against roughly $70 billion in net capex outlay. Oracle is raising $40 billion in fresh debt and equity to cover the gap, on top of $18 billion in debt it already raised. The stock dropped 7-9% on the announcement, erasing about $55 billion in market cap in a single session, even after Oracle beat both revenue and earnings estimates that quarter. Oracle isn’t alone, it’s just the most exposed. The five biggest US cloud players are collectively guiding to $660-690 billion in 2026 capex, nearly double 2025 levels. Amazon: around $200 billion. Alphabet: $175-185 billion. Meta: $115-135 billion. Microsoft: $120 billion and climbing. All four have balance sheets and cash flow that can absorb it. Oracle doesn’t. Its trailing operating cash flow is $23.5 billion, against a capex bill more than double that. The bet is a $553 billion order backlog that has to convert into recognized revenue before the debt comes due. Every hyperscaler is racing to build the infrastructure. Only one of them is financing that race with borrowed money against future contracts instead of current cash flow.

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  LakSpectator (@LakSpectator) reported 32 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp I have done all of it. They have hung up on me. I cant any longer b tortured with these bloody links. Refund by monday or i shut u down thats it.