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The “Supercommuter Squeeze” is officially the primary friction point in the 2026 economy. We are seeing a direct collision between the 2022-2024 “Drive ’til you qualify” housing strategy and the $105 oil reality of May 2026. For a supercommuter defined …
This country’s values have become seriously warped but when affordability becomes unattainable for 80% of the country this is what happens. 🤦♂️ — QE Infinity (@StealthQE4) January 14, 2026 You obviously can't read the fucking room >record low tax rates>major …
Alabama NGOs: 28,456 $28.7 billion/year Alaska NGOs: 7,892 $12.1 billion/year Arizona NGOs: 38,912 $45.3 billion/year Arkansas NGOs: 18,234 $19.8 billion/year California NGOs: 213,720 $593.4 billion/year Colorado NGOs: 42,567 $68.9 billion/year Connecticut NGOs: 24,891 $56.2 billion/year Delaware NGOs: 12,345 $18.4 billion/year …
Credit scores are collapsing faster than at any time since the Great Recession, and the warning lights are flashing across every corner of the economy. Millions are now falling behind on car loans, credit cards, and personal loans, revealing how …
This is a major problem. pic.twitter.com/ySUbrgtEhV — Spencer Hakimian (@SpencerHakimian) September 21, 2025 Companies that import, wholesale, or sell products are paying higher costs upfront, and that money has to come from somewhere. Many businesses are absorbing those extra costs, …
Trump’s legacy will be defined by America’s downfall, and everything he is doing right now makes that almost certain. Ray Dalio says it happens within 3 years max 💀 👀 👀 pic.twitter.com/A3zcUHg3lY — QE Infinity (@StealthQE4) September 2, 2025 Link:https://t.co/mtTG5lOBrc …
Rents have been rising faster than wages across the United States. Between 2019 and 2023, nationwide rents increased by 30.4%, while wages during the same period rose by 20.2%. This trend has particularly affected large cities like Atlanta, Charlotte, Miami, Phoenix, and Tampa, …
For the first time since February 2021, inflation-adjusted grocery spending has increased, signaling a positive growth trend after nearly three years of decline. This means that despite inflation, people are now spending more on groceries in real terms. GROCERY SHOPPING …
How are those state & localbudgets? 🤔 pic.twitter.com/NaRLDYL5gj — Win Smart, CFA (@WinfieldSmart) August 3, 2023 I thought everyone said to buy treasuries? 🤔 pic.twitter.com/1183O3zra0 — Win Smart, CFA (@WinfieldSmart) August 3, 2023