Jason Coleman
@jasoncoleman.bsky.social
Mayor of Mac and Cheese. Co-founder of PMPro. Writing about business, technology, investing, magic, and the human condition.
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Just bought 30 of the April 10 $460 QQQ Call Options. Cost about $4.5k. If QQQ trades back toward $490 by the end of next week, those are worth about $90k.
Hoping Trump and co work things out over the weekend. Weeeee!
Hoping Trump and co work things out over the weekend. Weeeee!
April 4, 2025 at 7:46 PM
Just bought 30 of the April 10 $460 QQQ Call Options. Cost about $4.5k. If QQQ trades back toward $490 by the end of next week, those are worth about $90k.
Hoping Trump and co work things out over the weekend. Weeeee!
Hoping Trump and co work things out over the weekend. Weeeee!
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$SPX BELOW 5400 and testing it now. 5396 low was 5390. We are not even "OVERSOLD" yet on the WEEKLIES! @realzappbrannigan.smokefleet.net @lacentrist.bsky.social @antifapuddinpop.bsky.social @whodat35.bsky.social @browneyegirlhi.bsky.social @jessexpress.bsky.social @hgwood.bsky.social
April 3, 2025 at 8:02 PM
$SPX BELOW 5400 and testing it now. 5396 low was 5390. We are not even "OVERSOLD" yet on the WEEKLIES! @realzappbrannigan.smokefleet.net @lacentrist.bsky.social @antifapuddinpop.bsky.social @whodat35.bsky.social @browneyegirlhi.bsky.social @jessexpress.bsky.social @hgwood.bsky.social
All told, it looks like the market retreated back to the logical support level. So I would expect a bounce tomorrow, barring any bad news.
If all tariffs go off again, we potentially shoot much higher.
If not, I think we trade sideways through earnings until the recession is super clear...
If all tariffs go off again, we potentially shoot much higher.
If not, I think we trade sideways through earnings until the recession is super clear...
Looking for technical support across the stocks and markets I own.
For the QQQ, there is nice support in this ~$450 range. So maybe a bounce coming.
After that, the ~$400 level (conveniently another 10% or so drop) is strong support at the pre-COVID top.
For the QQQ, there is nice support in this ~$450 range. So maybe a bounce coming.
After that, the ~$400 level (conveniently another 10% or so drop) is strong support at the pre-COVID top.
April 3, 2025 at 8:31 PM
All told, it looks like the market retreated back to the logical support level. So I would expect a bounce tomorrow, barring any bad news.
If all tariffs go off again, we potentially shoot much higher.
If not, I think we trade sideways through earnings until the recession is super clear...
If all tariffs go off again, we potentially shoot much higher.
If not, I think we trade sideways through earnings until the recession is super clear...
Looking for technical support across the stocks and markets I own.
For the QQQ, there is nice support in this ~$450 range. So maybe a bounce coming.
After that, the ~$400 level (conveniently another 10% or so drop) is strong support at the pre-COVID top.
For the QQQ, there is nice support in this ~$450 range. So maybe a bounce coming.
After that, the ~$400 level (conveniently another 10% or so drop) is strong support at the pre-COVID top.
April 3, 2025 at 7:00 PM
Looking for technical support across the stocks and markets I own.
For the QQQ, there is nice support in this ~$450 range. So maybe a bounce coming.
After that, the ~$400 level (conveniently another 10% or so drop) is strong support at the pre-COVID top.
For the QQQ, there is nice support in this ~$450 range. So maybe a bounce coming.
After that, the ~$400 level (conveniently another 10% or so drop) is strong support at the pre-COVID top.
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Stripe is trying really hard to stop you disputing chargebacks
March 19, 2025 at 7:30 PM
Stripe is trying really hard to stop you disputing chargebacks
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@bradw.illiams.com came on the PublishPress podcast and explained how they get major clients to move to the block editor.
The answer? Piece-by-piece. One page at a time. There's no need for expensive migrations.
The answer? Piece-by-piece. One page at a time. There's no need for expensive migrations.
March 20, 2025 at 1:36 PM
@bradw.illiams.com came on the PublishPress podcast and explained how they get major clients to move to the block editor.
The answer? Piece-by-piece. One page at a time. There's no need for expensive migrations.
The answer? Piece-by-piece. One page at a time. There's no need for expensive migrations.
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We're looking for a podcast guest (or two).
Do you run a WordPress business? Have you left X and moved to BlueSky?
That wouldn't be the only topic of the episode, but I'm interested in how people are navigating the new fragmentation.
Do you run a WordPress business? Have you left X and moved to BlueSky?
That wouldn't be the only topic of the episode, but I'm interested in how people are navigating the new fragmentation.
March 5, 2025 at 6:24 PM
We're looking for a podcast guest (or two).
Do you run a WordPress business? Have you left X and moved to BlueSky?
That wouldn't be the only topic of the episode, but I'm interested in how people are navigating the new fragmentation.
Do you run a WordPress business? Have you left X and moved to BlueSky?
That wouldn't be the only topic of the episode, but I'm interested in how people are navigating the new fragmentation.
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People don’t ask each other what’s crack-a-lackin like they used to
March 6, 2025 at 1:30 PM
People don’t ask each other what’s crack-a-lackin like they used to
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We only rate dogs. This is clearly a state-of-the-art home security system. Not sure how you got those confused. Please only send dogs. Thank you… 12/10
March 5, 2025 at 9:44 PM
We only rate dogs. This is clearly a state-of-the-art home security system. Not sure how you got those confused. Please only send dogs. Thank you… 12/10
Everyone who does anything with websites should read "Don't Make Me Think" by Steve Krug.
Originally released in 2000! The 2013 revision updates the examples, but changes relatively little of the advice.
It holds up extremely well. I reference it all the time.
sensible.com/dont-make-me...
Originally released in 2000! The 2013 revision updates the examples, but changes relatively little of the advice.
It holds up extremely well. I reference it all the time.
sensible.com/dont-make-me...
Don’t Make Me Think
Usability, mostly.
sensible.com
March 5, 2025 at 11:14 PM
Everyone who does anything with websites should read "Don't Make Me Think" by Steve Krug.
Originally released in 2000! The 2013 revision updates the examples, but changes relatively little of the advice.
It holds up extremely well. I reference it all the time.
sensible.com/dont-make-me...
Originally released in 2000! The 2013 revision updates the examples, but changes relatively little of the advice.
It holds up extremely well. I reference it all the time.
sensible.com/dont-make-me...
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We're looking into the idea of recording some "WordPress around the world" podcast episodes.
Is there anyone out there from Asia, Africa, the Middle East, or Australia who wants to join us to talk about WordPress news, perhaps once a month?
Is there anyone out there from Asia, Africa, the Middle East, or Australia who wants to join us to talk about WordPress news, perhaps once a month?
February 26, 2025 at 5:19 PM
We're looking into the idea of recording some "WordPress around the world" podcast episodes.
Is there anyone out there from Asia, Africa, the Middle East, or Australia who wants to join us to talk about WordPress news, perhaps once a month?
Is there anyone out there from Asia, Africa, the Middle East, or Australia who wants to join us to talk about WordPress news, perhaps once a month?
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PS. If you're not an Elementor junkie, give Logtivity a try instead: wordpress.org/plugins/logt...
Activity Logs, User Activity Tracking, Multisite Activity Log from Logtivity
Logtivity is the activity log service for WordPress admins. Logtivity is a unified activity log platform that tracks activity and errors across all yo …
wordpress.org
February 26, 2025 at 7:23 PM
PS. If you're not an Elementor junkie, give Logtivity a try instead: wordpress.org/plugins/logt...
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Former NFL player Chris Kluwe arrested during Huntington Beach City Council meeting
www.latimes.com/socal/daily-...
www.latimes.com/socal/daily-...
Former NFL player Chris Kluwe arrested during Huntington Beach City Council meeting
Kluwe, a Huntington Beach resident, made comments against a MAGA plaque proposed for installation at the Central Library, then approached the dais and was arrested.
www.latimes.com
February 21, 2025 at 12:44 AM
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Lifter LMS came to WebDevStudios looking for a visually appealing, easy-to-navigate, user-friendly interface for the Sky Pilot theme.
Learn about our design process at wds.ai/Lifter-LMS
#WordPressdesign #WebDesign #LMS
Learn about our design process at wds.ai/Lifter-LMS
#WordPressdesign #WebDesign #LMS
Lifter LMS Website Redesign
WebDevStudios’ work with Lifter extended beyond their corporate website to designing the Sky Pilot Theme, a highly detailed and robust theme tailored for Lifter’s LMS.
wds.ai
February 19, 2025 at 8:48 PM
Lifter LMS came to WebDevStudios looking for a visually appealing, easy-to-navigate, user-friendly interface for the Sky Pilot theme.
Learn about our design process at wds.ai/Lifter-LMS
#WordPressdesign #WebDesign #LMS
Learn about our design process at wds.ai/Lifter-LMS
#WordPressdesign #WebDesign #LMS
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Another fun episode of the Enterprise WordPress podcast with myself @tomwillmot.bsky.social and @marucchi.com! Check it out!
Enterprise WordPress 2025: AI Tools, CMS Strategies, and Roadmap Updates https://dothewoo.io/enterprise-wordpress-2025-ai-tools-cms-strategies-and-roadmap-updates/
February 19, 2025 at 7:17 PM
Another fun episode of the Enterprise WordPress podcast with myself @tomwillmot.bsky.social and @marucchi.com! Check it out!
Man, I wish I loved anything as much as my dog loves cat shit.
February 19, 2025 at 8:52 PM
Man, I wish I loved anything as much as my dog loves cat shit.
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New in the PublishPress Capabilities plugin, we go all Marie Kondo on your WordPress admin area 🧹
This new feature can organize all your admin notices.
Before and after:
This new feature can organize all your admin notices.
Before and after:
February 17, 2025 at 6:33 PM
New in the PublishPress Capabilities plugin, we go all Marie Kondo on your WordPress admin area 🧹
This new feature can organize all your admin notices.
Before and after:
This new feature can organize all your admin notices.
Before and after:
I'm maybe helping a friend make a movie. Super fun to watch other great movies as "research" and have it feel like productive work.
February 17, 2025 at 2:56 PM
I'm maybe helping a friend make a movie. Super fun to watch other great movies as "research" and have it feel like productive work.
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The NYT asked me to write an op-ed on Musk and the Treasury and then took a pass. I hope it will still get read.
Personal Discretion Over the Treasury's Payments System Means the End of Democracy
If the Court and federal workers fail to stop Elon Musk, we are heading for authoritarianism.
www.liberalcurrents.com
February 4, 2025 at 8:48 PM
The NYT asked me to write an op-ed on Musk and the Treasury and then took a pass. I hope it will still get read.
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