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2015, the Iran nuclear deal unlocked access to roughly $100B to $150B in Iranian funds, and people keep lazily calling it “Obama gave them cash” which is not even how it worked. Barack Obama did not wire Iran a blank …
The numbers are not bad. They are grotesque. The national debt has exploded past $38 trillion, and nobody in Washington is even pretending to fix it. In just eight months, we’ve added $2 trillion more. That pace makes the 2008 …
Unlike the 2008 crash, where lies were exposed, today’s central bankers pump liquidity to fake prosperity, propping up stocks while economy craters. Politicians nod along, ignoring the rot as markets dance on borrowed time. The system’s not clueless, it’s complicit. …
Chinese 🇨🇳 commercial banks including China Minsheng Banking and Huaxia Bank are tightening oversight of clients using credit cards to fund stock investments as retail investors pile into the nation’s $1 trillion market rally this month. Banks warned that credit …
Never forget how often Bitcoin pukes all over itself, Don’t Chase! Patience. Never forget how often Bitcoin pukes all over itself, Don’t Chase! Patience. https://t.co/eBDDK4FQz5 — Lawrence McDonald (@Convertbond) July 13, 2025 The cattle believe Bitcoin is the future but …
The numbers don’t lie—independent analysis shows the One Big Beautiful Bill could add up to $5.8 trillion to the deficit over a decade, with GDP gains offsetting less than 10% of costs. Growth projections are wishcasting, not accounting for capital …
Does the debt get rolled over? How are CRE companies going to refinance their debts? What about corporate debt financed at the COVID lows near zero % that needs to be refinanced at 6%+? PE did it too How are …
Why Europe is mired in slow growth: "The European tax take from workers' wages in Germany, France, and Italy is over 50%. That means the state owns more of European workers' income than they do." EU WORKERS = SLAVES OF …
The Swiss have printed about 3x less money than Canada has between 1980 and 2024 And in 1985, 1 Canadian dollar could buy 2 swiss francs. Today? It buys 0.65. This isnt magic, guys. pic.twitter.com/KPOn7lqfb5 — Tablesalt 🇨🇦🇺🇸 (@Tablesalt13) December …
Most of the US stock market are tech, that has a very high valuation plot from multpl. com pic.twitter.com/YQgSP5LoRy — Data Driven Stocks (@stockdatamarket) December 15, 2024 European Stocks trading at an all-time record discount relative to U.S. Stocks 🚨 …
Here I can helpThere is a pattern and it’s getting old pic.twitter.com/nYHThTq03N — TacomaSteveG (@TacomaSteveG) December 11, 2024 This is the payoff for eight years of loyalty – enjoy! Hey CEOs of big companies that overwhelmingly support Democrats and leftist …
Nvidia $NVDA only expects revenue of $37.5 billion next quarter. The growth is slowing. (*Reminder, all of these companies are using Non-GAAP instead of GAAP because it allows them to do round-trip financing 🤫) https://t.co/RTniBc6M8j pic.twitter.com/7cNDvdbNIx — Financelot (@FinanceLancelot) November …
MicroStrategy (MSTR) buys another $4.6B in Bitcoin. Gotta wonder how much their buys are supporting Bitcoin vs. the real market. — Gareth Soloway (@GarethSoloway) November 18, 2024 Been in the financial business for over 30 years. Can not tell you …
TLDR: Tesla’s Q3 revenue hit $25.18B, below expectations, but beat EPS at $0.72 vs. $0.60. Gross margin rose to 19.8%, above the expected 16.8%. Tesla’s stock jumped 11% after hours due to the earnings beat and positive outlook. Tesla confirmed …
While Saharan dust clouds have contributed to dry and stable air just above the surface, the circulation from the Northeast Atlantic over the cold Canary Current has penetrated even more dry air deep into the tropics. We haven't seen this …
Hurricane Debby took advantage of the very warm (almost boiling) Gulf of Mexico to load up on tropical moisture. Now it will slowly crawl NNE over Jacksonville, FL and come close to GA/SC border into Tuesday. This will be a …
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In a revelation that shatters conventional wisdom, the correlation between the S&P 500 performance and the Fed’s balance sheet since the Global Financial Crisis remains eerily stagnant. Beneath the surface lies a stark truth: the apparent market growth is a …
We are living in an age of 7×24 propaganda to convince us that open borders and illegals are not a danger to our country. Pathetic and shameless. — floridanow1 (@floridanow1) March 27, 2024 The main purpose of fake news is …
The fusion of the stock market with the crypto market is now complete. Bitcoin is 90% correlated with Nvidia. It's a $4 trillion financial weapon of mass destruction. Sponsored by artificial intelligence. Which is now rampant. And also in computers. …
No wonder MA real estate is hot, you get $48,000/yr for being unemployed https://t.co/2BKFS5pUcs — Darth Powell (@VladTheInflator) February 24, 2024
These protests are rapidly expanding and a national day of protest in planned for January 8, 2024. Many of the working class are expected to join in. Yet, Germany’s Socialist-Green government, led by Olaf Scholz, continues to stick to its …
Bitcoin just hit 42k People that know shit about how the market works will tell you they knew it 😂 Just options driven https://t.co/dPLIY3qcBS — Alessio (@AlessioTMAD) December 4, 2023 JUST IN: Bitcoin is now up ~$2,000 in 24 hours …
via reason: As election season approaches, Democrats are touting the economic results of Biden administration policies aimed at improving the lives of working Americans and creating a more equitable economy. But ordinary Americans aren’t feeling the so-called success of “Bidenomics.” …
by Dismal-Jellyfish Reminder, while banks have the liquidity fairy, ‘we’ get the promise of 2 more rate hikes this year, Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic yet again enrichens himself inappropriately from his position. What I want to talk about this afternoon is–Commercial and …
via mishtalk: Durable good orders are always volatile, transportation is the usual culprit. But this was a huge upside surprise. Durable goods orders from the commerce department, chart by Mish. New Orders New orders for manufactured durable goods in May, …