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Over 70% of Americans are now living below the poverty line. MIT study finds AI can already replace 11.7% of U.S. workforce

November 26, 2025 5:06 pmNovember 26, 2025 4:14 pm

Over 70% of Americans are now living below the poverty line, according to Mike Green. If you make under $140,000 a year, you're living in poverty if we measure it the same way we did in the 1960s. byu/TonyLiberty inFluentInFinance $140,000 Poverty LineViewers had lots to say about Mike Green's "real" poverty line. I will …

Office CMBS delinquencies just hit a record 11.7%. About $936 billion in CRE loans mature in 2026, with many borrowers unable to roll the debt.

November 6, 2025 3:30 pm

🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨Why This Is Dangerous:– The CMBS delinquency surge shows credit deterioration = actual defaults!– The FDIC unrealized loss chart shows valuation deterioration/paper losses👇– Both stem from higher interest rates and falling asset prices, meaning the stress isn’t… pic.twitter.com/EXMXRBrJ9q — James Sullivan (@SullivanJam) November 6, 2025 – Office property loans show record delinquencies at 11.76%. – Banks reduce …

$11.7 Billion from lenders of last resort…

October 30, 2025 11:16 amOctober 30, 2025 8:26 am

Normally, SOFR rates should be below the Lender of Last Resort borrowing rate (i.e., the Primary Credit Discount Rate which should be a last resort rate for borrowers); and nobody wants to be seen as a scrub going to the Fed Discount Window. If SOFR stays above this for a while, that can be a …

Office CMBS Delinquency Rate jumps to 11.7%, the highest level in history

October 5, 2025 9:30 pmOctober 5, 2025 5:21 pm

Commercial delienquent obligations in a parapbolic uptrend pic.twitter.com/BdsleKWmKu — Ari.Is.Investing (@InFoTheLongTerm) October 5, 2025 The office and multifamily sectors of commercial real estate loans got further bludgeoned in August, despite large-scale extend-and-pretend and forbearance deals executed in the hopes for better times and lower interest rates and more demand so that lenders don’t end up …

Nvidia is worth 11.7% of the US GDP now. At the peak of the DotCom bubble, Cisco was worth 5.5% of the US GDP.

October 16, 2024 9:24 pm

Nvidia is worth 11.7% of the US GDP now. At the peak of the DotCom bubble, Cisco was worth 5.5% of the US GDP. byu/HighYieldLarry inFluentInFinance

At its peak, Cisco was 5.5% of U.S. GDP. Today, Nvidia’s market cap hits 11.7%.

September 12, 2024 8:50 pm

At the height of the dotcom bubble, Cisco was worth 5.5% of US GDP. Today $NVDA market cap is worth 11.7% of GDP, over 200% higher… https://t.co/k0UJcdPPN0 pic.twitter.com/pkpj8uVyfb — Financelot (@FinanceLancelot) September 11, 2024

At the height of the dotcom bubble, Cisco was worth 5.5% of US GDP. Today market cap of Nvidia is worth 11.7% of GDP, over 200% higher…

July 18, 2024 10:21 pm

At the height of the dotcom bubble, Cisco was worth 5.5% of US GDP. Today market cap of Nvidia is worth 11.7% of GDP, over 200% higher… byu/RobertBartus inEconomyCharts

A Super Bowl Ticket Costs Roughly 11.7% Of The Median Household Income “…the average price for a Super Bowl ticket $9,024

February 11, 2024 9:49 pm

A Super Bowl Ticket Costs Roughly 11.7% Of The Median Household Income teaser image “…the average price for a Super Bowl ticket on the secondary market is $9,024…”Purchasing a ticket for the Super Bowl in 2024 costs roughly 11.7% of the median household income, according to a new study by Finder. TicketIQ data used for …