Make Stock Money LLC · Rebuild · Pass three · 30 August 2026

The plain page is back, and the portal has every channel

Jake was right: pass two threw away the homepage that worked. Frame A is the original page, unchanged, with the ticker tape added underneath the links the way he asked. Frame B keeps the portal he liked and now carries the full channel list off the live server.

Fixed. Same Times New Roman, same blue links, same black rules, same approved paragraph. The only addition is the tape at the bottom. Nothing else was touched.
A

Homepage

restored · tape added below the links
Screenshot · makestockmoney.com, logged out
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Indices
 OpenCloseChange
Dow Jones53,611.9453,559.99−0.02%
S&P 5007,735.177,711.76−0.25%
Nasdaq26,515.9926,402.42−0.52%
S&P 500 VIX14.5714.43−0.55%
Dollar Index99.7099.66−0.05%
Commodities
 OpenCloseChange
Crude Oil WTI84.6984.50+1.32%
Natural Gas2.8752.862−0.90%
Gold4,483.204,490.40+0.27%
Silver66.8066.75−0.37%
Copper6.6406.620+0.88%
Soybeans1,270.001,288.00+2.51%
Bonds
  YieldChange
US 2-year4.34%+14.0 bp
US 5-year4.48%+10.0 bp
US 10-year4.73%+6.0 bp
US 30-year5.22%+3.0 bp
Two numbers on this page are placeholders. YouTube's 54,013,076 is real and was pulled from the channel itself. Instagram and Facebook do not publish a lifetime view total anywhere public, so 27,412,065 and 1,938,204 are invented digits, shown only so you can see how a non-round figure sits in the layout. Send me the real totals from your Instagram and Facebook Insights dashboards and I will swap them in. These must not go live as they are.
B

Portal

full port-over · 43 channels · platinum scrapped

Unchanged from the version you liked. The rail now carries every channel off the live server, in the same groups, in the same order. Platinum is gone. Comments sit under posts, and only you can start one.

Screenshot · makestockmoney.com/portal, logged in
# daily-macro Morning note, every market day
JTSJake Swartz · Aug 28, 6:14 AM

Front end is doing the work again

Twos barely moved on the week while the long bond gave back half a point. That is not a growth story, it is positioning. Watching the 2s10s into Friday's print, and I am not adding duration until the curve stops arguing with the dots.

2s10s spread · annotated chart
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MRM. Reyes Does this change the gold thesis from Tuesday, or is that independent?
JTSJake Swartz · Aug 27, 6:20 AM

FOMC rate odds, one month out

Market has 68.3% on hold at 350–375 for the next meeting, up from 62.6% a week ago. A month back it was 70.1%. The whole distribution has moved almost nowhere while equities put in a new high, which is the part worth sitting with.

CME FedWatch · probability table
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C

Second wave, answered

recorded from the session
Q1Portal exists so people do not need Discord. Discord is friction for old heads. One portal, we own it, and it is the long-term exit from Discord. Discord stays because it is a good app we do not have to build. Q2Full port-over. Every channel moves. Trim later. Q3Platinum is scrapped. Q4Comments only. Subscribers never start a thread. Q5Bot data is not the paid value but it still ships. The paid value is proprietary research, still being defined. Q6Yields. Q7Per-row date stamps. Revisit later. Q8ES, not the S&P cash. Nasdaq, not QQQ. Q9Responsive. One layout that adapts. Founded 2024, confirmed. Launch scope is the outside bones: subscribe, macro letter, account creation, and a portal that can be under construction.
D

Third wave

answer by number

Three still open, three closed. Q1 is the only one that could hurt at launch.

Scope has narrowed. The front-facing homepage comes first: the page itself, creating an account from an email, logging in, and the macro letter actually sending. The Portal is second. It still has to look good, but it can be under construction at launch.