The S&P 500 rebounded from a 10% drop to a new high in just 11 sessions, marking the quickest V-shaped recovery on record. Big investors warn valuations look stretched, but higher cash supplies and record corporate profits may justify today’s lofty multiples. Meanwhile, semiconductors and AI infrastructure lead gains while software lags, and social media use has peaked globally except in North America.

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A single-word tweet reads “I feel attacked,” capturing a moment of sudden personal offense or ironic self-recognition. It’s a quick, punchy reaction meant to convey surprise or humor.

A user named Covie shares a tweet showing new shell casings allegedly linked to a shooter, credited to former Trump aide Kash Patel. The post includes engagement metrics: 5,000 likes, 90,000 views and 1,000 shares.

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In a brief post, content creator Ishaan admits he forgot the password to his other handle, @reallyishaan. His profile notes he’s a UC Berkeley alum, co-founder of The Cap Table TV, and boasts over 500,000 followers.

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Andreessen Horowitz and angel investors have seeded Monitoring the Situation (MTS), a media startup that streams live interviews and analysis of tech, business, politics, and culture on X. MTS aims to replicate CNN’s rolling-news concept online by hosting experts and main characters of the moment to decode events as they unfold.

HappyHorse posted on X that they’re still under development within Alibaba’s ATH AI Innovation Unit and that any sites claiming to be theirs aren’t official. They promise to share their real website and details once they’re ready.

Nate Silver recounts how Facebook and Twitter once drove traffic by rewarding emotional, low-quality content, undermining analytical journalism like FiveThirtyEight’s. He shows that social media now contributes almost nothing to his Substack’s audience while Twitter’s top-engaged accounts remain extreme, partisan, and low-quality.

The article discusses how San Francisco's tech social scene is now dominated by people who are "terminally online." It explores how relationships and trust are formed through mutual connections on platforms like X, shifting the dynamics of in-person events and interactions.

This article emphasizes the untapped potential of LinkedIn for founders seeking customers and investors. It offers practical tips for creating engaging posts that highlight metrics, build narratives, and leverage pre-existing credibility, while addressing the initial discomfort of posting.

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Comparison can lead to negative emotions and dissatisfaction, especially in the age of social media. By reframing how we view our experiences and shifting focus to others' challenges or our own past hardships, we can cultivate gratitude and a more positive mindset. The author shares personal strategies for overcoming the detrimental effects of comparison.

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Claiming a unique username on social apps can be a challenge, but using your own domain as a handle offers a solution. Open social apps and the AT protocol allow users to own their data and seamlessly log into various platforms with a single identity tied to their domain. This shift empowers users to control their social presence and data management.

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