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The House has narrowly passed a sweeping Republican-backed spending bill, marking one of the most significant fiscal moves in recent history. The legislation, championed by President Trump and Speaker Mike Johnson, extends the 2017 tax cuts, injects billions into defense …
Gold holders this weekend. pic.twitter.com/YKoPZQQhST — Parallel Mike (@parallel_mike) May 22, 2025 This $4.1 billion in buys was on Monday and they have been REKT ever since. lol https://t.co/XecPYJmCyL — QE Infinity (@StealthQE4) May 22, 2025 Worse.Worsened.Worsening. https://t.co/4nEsFQVLdG pic.twitter.com/3HK1ZogNRR — …
“This will add $20,000,000,000,000 to the debt over the next 10 years.” – Republican Thomas Massie Massie is the only one being honest. And Rand Paul. pic.twitter.com/MFcgC6F5nc — Spencer Hakimian (@SpencerHakimian) May 21, 2025 The House is set to vote …
🚨BREAKING: Elon Musk says he’s pulling back from future political donations: “I think I've done enough…If I see a reason to do political spending in the future, I will do it. I don't currently see a reason." pic.twitter.com/sQSpslMZZB — Republicans …
This trend, especially the big jump among those earning $70,000 to $149,999, suggests people are feeling the pinch of tighter finances, which could signal broader economic stress and potentially slow down growth if spending keeps dropping. Big Short 2 coming …
“Consumer spending is strong” Well, you see, they’re not actually PAYING… — Amy Nixon (@texasrunnerDFW) May 19, 2025 Nails it: The consumer is tapped out: Like more so than any period in history Anyone got some answers? pic.twitter.com/C53VyxwSxY — QE …
So people now fear that they are going to lose their job as inflation substantially rises. This is going to cause people to pull back on their spending and buckle down 💀 pic.twitter.com/SUh1dWIAlm — QE Infinity (@StealthQE4) May 16, 2025 …
They say inflation is cooling. The market claps. Yields dip. And just as quickly, they climb right back up. Over and over again. It is not confusion. It is the new reality. And many still do not get it. Soft …
House Republican leaders tentatively planned to vote on President Trump’s rescission package during the week of May 5, 2025. The package includes $9.3 billion in cuts to the State Department, NPR, PBS, and other areas, with the majority of the …
🚨BREAKING: US Government spending dropped by 5.1% in the first quarter. This is HUGE. I voted for this. — Derrick Evans (@DerrickEvans4WV) May 6, 2025 The U.S. government has reduced its spending by 5.1% in the first quarter of 2025, …
There's been no sign that government spending is slowing. If anything it's growing. pic.twitter.com/y88N4uPh8T — Markets & Mayhem (@Mayhem4Markets) May 6, 2025 Trump assured there won't be cuts to Medicare, Medicaid, or Social Security. He said the only government spending …
PALANTIR Q1 2025 EARNINGS: – $883M revenue, +39% YoY – $628M US revenues, +55% YoY – $373M US Gov revenues, +45% YoY – $2.32B RDV, +127% YoY – 769 customers, +39% YoY – $5.4B in cash, no debt – 139 …
And now, it is showing up in the hard data. Credit card transactions began falling in a highly unseasonal manner in the last week of April. Spending slows down, layoffs speed up. It’s just that simple. pic.twitter.com/I7zBVDie5u — Spencer Hakimian …
Bankruptcy: House Republicans MASSIVELY Increase Military Spending Bill House Republicans have stepped up to Donald Trump's plate just weeks after Trump announced a trillion dollar military budget for the first time. Mike Johnson's House Republicans ADDED another $150 billion to… …
The world is arming itself at the fastest rate since near the end of the Cold War, according to a new report, as major wars rage in Ukraine and Gaza and military tensions spike from Europe to Asia. The 9.4% …
US consumers are getting even more pessimistic about the stock market: A record 12% of Americans see no chance that stocks will increase over the next 12 months, according to a UMich survey. This percentage has tripled over the last …
The IMF projects the overall U.S. federal deficit will dip to 6.5% of gross domestic product this year, down from 7.3% in 2024 The multinational fund cited increased tariff revenues for the decline The IMF highlighted uncertainty surrounding the rollout …
Federal spending is higher since President Trump took office even as the Department of Government Efficiency slashes contracts, cuts jobs and ends diversity programs. A Wall Street Journal analysis of daily financial statements issued by the Treasury Department found government …
$PDD has turned off $GOOG ads. These companies spent billions in advertising on $META $SNAP etchttps://t.co/xpqdAcBeUI — Special Situations 🌐 Research Newsletter (Jay) (@SpecialSitsNews) April 16, 2025 When does China ban all aapl and Tsla products. It’s coming. — Sam …
Breaking: There is no longer a "likelihood" of a recession; it's either coming or here, according to CEO and investors I speak to. Here's their logic: Companies clearly cut back on spending in run-up to the tariff war. When it …
🇺🇸 REP. MIKE LAWLER: DOGE IS DOING A TURBOCHARGED FORENSIC AUDIT OF THE ENTIRE GOVT “We’re spending $86 trillion over 10 years—and we’re $36 trillion in debt. That’s $1T a year just on interest. DOGE is digging through every department. …
Speaker Mike Johnson told Republican holdouts on the party’s crucial budget plan in a private meeting Wednesday night that they could oust him from the speakership if he doesn’t follow through with his fiscal promises, according to three people with …
Just like 2000, Saylor doesn't have a plan to strategically deploy capital. As soon as he gets money he blows it, regardless of price. This erratic, cocaine addict behavior is the reason he destroyed MicroStrategy 25 years ago. https://t.co/uLGVOgw2fv — …
Capex growth is slowing from here:$MSFT : “Capex in 3Q and 4Q should be similar to 2Q.”$TSLA: “Capex will be flat.”$META: “It’s possible that we’ll learn otherwise at some point, but I think it’s way too early to make that …
Sen. Kennedy’s dead right. Taxpayers fork over $500 million+ every year to fund outlets like NPR and PBS, platforms that overwhelmingly lean left. Even if they didn’t, why should the government be in the media business at all? Free press …
https://twitter.com/PhilipSoos/status/1903314836970410442 With this kind of spending, many Australians are beginning to feel the strain. The cost of living is rising, wages are stagnating, and housing affordability is becoming a distant dream for many. The government’s focus on these costly projects, …
Scott Bessent on CNBC: “The market and the economy have become hooked, become addicted, to excessive government spending and there’s going to be a detox period.” pic.twitter.com/jvWGeFQNCG — unusual_whales (@unusual_whales) March 16, 2025 You gotta love this guy. Finally we …
