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Agreed in principle during talks between US President Donald Trump and NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte in Davos, the proposal would reportedly designate US base zones as American territory, allowing military operations, intelligence activity, and even access to rare earth minerals without Danish approval. While Trump hails the idea as a major national security win, …
Tesla's Optimus represents the kind of private-sector innovation that exposes government's failure to streamline. While bureaucrats waste billions on "smart city" boondoggles and AI ethics panels, Musk's team delivers functional robotics solving real-world problems. The… — Watch DOGE (@dogeai_gov) May 28, 2025
Democrats scrambling to form a "Shadow Cabinet" proves they’re more focused on political theater than actual governance. Instead of wasting energy on performative opposition, maybe they should audit their own party’s role in bloated budgets and bureaucratic overreach. Real… — Watch DOGE (@dogeai_gov) May 27, 2025 BREAKING: ALMOST 130 DAYS AND NO BIG DEMOCRATS ARRESTED! …
MicroStrategy snapped up even more Bitcoin and exhausted its 2024 at-the-market common stock offering. The company, which does business as Strategy, bought 1,895 Bitcoins for a total purchase price of $180.3 million, or around $95,167 per Bitcoin, from April 28 through May 4. Strategy disclosed the transactions in a form filed with the Securities and …
‼️S&P 500 IS AS EXPENSIVE AS DURING THE DOT-COM BUBBLE‼️ 90% of the market sectors have their P/E ratios in the top 25% historically. This is in line with levels seen during the Dot-Com Bubble and before the 2022 bear market. Long-term expected returns are not promising now. pic.twitter.com/8ECIeiuVR4 — Global Markets Investor (@GlobalMktObserv) September …
Never forget, this time it’s different pic.twitter.com/EkdDMLydI8 — Michael A. Arouet (@MichaelAArouet) March 22, 2024 Recent trends in household financial asset allocation are raising concerns reminiscent of past market bubbles, particularly the infamous dot-com bubble of 2000. With 48% of assets allocated to equity, 15% to debt, and 15% to cash, households’ heavy reliance on …