Palantir surges 104% YTD while Fitch downgrades 25% of US sectors, healthcare hit hardest, S&P stalls at resistance

Palantir printed $149.24 this morning. That’s up 104% year to date. Volume hit 23.58 million shares by midday. Market cap sits at $352.1 billion. PE ratio is 651.68. The stock hit its high of $155.68 on July 17. Since then, price faded. Weekly RSI shows negative divergence. Momentum is soft. Price is not. $PLTR is …

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White house announces 104% additional tariffs effective immediately. Trump believes U.S. has the capability to produce iphones domestically

🇺🇸 WHITE HOUSE PRESS SECRETARY JUST SAID: – PRESIDENT TRUMP BELIEVES THE UNITED STATES HAS THE CAPABILITY TO MAKE IPHONES DOMESTICALLY — Evan (@StockMKTNewz) April 8, 2025 "White House Press Secretary says 104% additional tariffs went into effect at noon eastern time because China has not removed it's retaliation. The 104% additional tariff will be …

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Soft Landing Is A Lie: Record-high Pessimism As 66% Of Americans View Today’s Economy Worse Than 2008 Crash And 2020 Lockdowns Amid Persistent Inflation.

https://twitter.com/GregCrennan/status/1737172258467254709 Christmas spending increases due to inflation concerns; 24% cite inflation as the reason, while 37% cut expenses, blaming inflation, up from 15% last year. The surge in homelessness, reaching a staggering 653,104 people, unveils a heartbreaking reality in the U.S. Declining assistance packages and a shocking +20% increase in shelter costs since the pandemic …

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Income to qualify for a mortgage jumps from $47,000 in 2020 to $104,000 in 2023. Home Ownership no longer the American dream for most people

Due to the housing bubble, much higher interest rates, banking crisis and the softening economy. The middle class are being thrown to the curb on house ownership. You will own nothing. These are medians, people Sure, everyone knows a plumber foreman, nurse practitioner, construction manager, and tenured teacher making bank That is not the NORM …

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