Gold hits historic breakout, surpassing 1980 inflation-adjusted peak, signaling massive upside. From $235 to $1,915, gold’s 10-year surge could repeat with a 3x price jump

Gold just had a historic breakout The 50 year chart – adjusted for inflation – is in uncharted territory past the 1980 peak pic.twitter.com/nWSFhhPY5J — Katusa Research (@KatusaResearch) April 12, 2025 Gold have much more upside than most anticipate. From 2001 to 2011 within 10-year period gold price increased 8 fold from $235 to $1,915. …

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Used Vehicle Sales Jump 16 Percent in February: Report

Used vehicles sold in the United States rose 16 percent from January to February “…this year’s 16% increase is the largest jump seen in recent years.” -Scott Vanner, Economic Analyst “A total of 1.57 million used vehicles were sold at retail—from both franchised and independent dealers—during February, up 6 percent year-over-year. February sales up 6% …

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Robinhood hits record $1 billion in Q4 revenue, boosted by 500% jump in crypto fees

Robinhood reported an almost 500% jump in revenue from cryptocurrency transactions on Wednesday as the online brokerage and trading app announced a record-breaking quarter for profit and revenue. Crypto revenue rose to $358 million in Q4, and overall revenue skyrocketed 37% to $1.01 billion from the previous quarter. With an earnings per share of $1.01, …

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Egg Prices Jump Nearly 100 Percent Since October: USDA

Americans are spending nearly double on eggs compared to a few weeks ago, as bird flu cases continue to affect supplies, and frozen egg storage volumes remain lower than last year. The price of a dozen eggs has risen from $2.11 in early October to $4.16 at present, an increase of more than 97 percent …

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US Q1 GDP Revision Jumps To 2.0% QoQ On Net Trade Jump, Responsible For Almost All Of The 1.3% To 2% Increase (REAL Median Weekly Earnings DOWN -3.7% Under Bidenomics)

by confoundedinterest17 Welcome to why I am always dubious about Federally-reported economic numbers, like GDP. GDP was adjusted up to 2% QoQ for Q1. But what was the reason for the dramatic revision? Net trade was the biggest change: exports were revised from 0.58% to 0.86%, while imports subtracted only -0.28% from the bottom line …

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