Independent thinking for complex markets and current events
Hahaha imagine thinking the rally is going to continue after OpEx https://t.co/gdiXbNbu6d — Michael Bento (@MichaelPBento) April 17, 2026 What makes the stock market go vertical like this for so long..?? pic.twitter.com/qeHUT1rQM4 — American AF 🇺🇸 (@iAnonPatriot) April 17, 2026 The S&P 500 is offering one of the lowest dividend yields in nearly 150 years. …
BREAKING: Avi Lewis winning SPEECH YOU WILL OWN NOTHING AND BE HAPPY 😃 pic.twitter.com/zu6QqAiDHn — Marc Nixon (@MarcNixon24) March 29, 2026
Hurst, TX🚔 •This woman is a liar. •Awful & entitled. •Even her son tried to convince her to act civilized. This video was make public by her attorney…somehow, they thought this would help. *The cop did NOTHING wrong. ⬇️Watch👀⬇️ pic.twitter.com/UqSimWuCHr — ceepee (@ceepee07) March 13, 2026 AC
via James Hickman Sometimes it feels difficult to get one’s bearings. Markets are near all-time highs, yet extremely volatile. America is the ‘hottest economy in the world’ attracting trillions of dollars in capital, yet inflation is up… and seemingly almost every week some major corporation announces mass layoffs. Very little makes sense these days. So …
This could shake the whole health system like nothing before. Autism in kids has gone from 1 in 150 in 2000 to about 1 in 36 today and families have been ignored for years while struggling alone. The compensation fund has given out 5 billion dollars but if autism is added the cost could explode …
Venezuela bragging about barrage of missiles is like bringing water balloons to a hurricane. The U.S. Navy has global reach, carrier strike groups, missile defense. Caracas wouldn’t last five minutes. — Noah Christopher (@DailyNoahNews) September 16, 2025
AI has transformed my experience of education. I am a senior at a public high school in New York, and these tools are everywhere. I do not want to use them in the way I see other kids my age using them—I generally choose not to—but they are inescapable… I witnessed a peer use their …
Economic momentum is slowing, yet officials keep pushing optimistic headlines. Ignoring these signals will hurt sooner or later, and ordinary people will feel the pinch first. Real estate makes up around 70% of gross household wealth in China 🇨🇳 Every 5% decline in home prices will wipe out 19 trillion yuan (~$2.7 trillion) in housing …
When did it become so rare to think critically and independently? Somewhere along the way, questioning everything turned into a liability instead of a strength. In a world drowning in noise, where opinions are louder than facts and narratives crowd out nuance, the rarest skill is not knowing answers but asking the right questions. I …
The idea that we’re facing a simple deflationary crisis like the one we saw in 2020 is nothing short of foolish. During the pandemic, the Federal Reserve could just step in and unleash trillions in liquidity, keeping the markets afloat. But today’s situation is far more complicated. This is stagflation, a deadly mix of rising …
Bulls keep agreeing that everyone is bearish so it's contrarian to be bullish. In what can only be described as the biggest circle jerk in market history. Here is the put/call ratio since the Liberation Day shock which occurred on April 2nd. Which was followed by the China shock… pic.twitter.com/ZsFJjjEf4a — Mac10 (@SuburbanDrone) April 13, …
In Germany, even discussing migration openly is taboo. In America, questioning it gets you labeled every name in the book. Why? Because the people in power know the truth is dangerous to their agenda. They silence the debate because they can’t defend their policies. And Karp is right—this isn’t working. The border is a disaster. …
It’s mind-boggling how some believe that idealistic thinking can fix complex Liberal MP Karina Gould says Canadians shouldn’t worry about looming U.S. tariffs because they are “smarter," and more “capable” than Americans. She says Canada will “win this trade dispute.” pic.twitter.com/ysnrrbqEha — Juno News (@junonewscom) January 30, 2025
Outgoing National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan denied reports that the Biden administration is considering returning nuclear weapons to Ukraine, after the country relinquished its stockpile three decades ago after the fall of the Soviet Union. Last month, the New York Times reported that several anonymous officials floated the idea of Ukraine becoming a nuclear power …
The new Jaguar car ad is comedy gold. Wait for it… pic.twitter.com/YxuNeT7M2W — Viva Frei (@thevivafrei) November 20, 2024 Jaguar cars(?) Changes logo and releases new ad, doesn’t feature a single car, just…. their future which you will all come around to apparently https://twitter.com/_/status/1858800846646948155 Soon you'll see things our way. — Jaguar (@Jaguar) November 19, …
by Lower_Writer8250 Trump removes $7,500 EV tax credits and imposes import tariffs on all imported EVs. The US EV manufacturers are starved out, and Tesla is the only surviving US EV maker – I quote “Tesla does not depend on subsidies”. Tesla increases its US EV market share, seemingly as the only car manufacturer without …
Yes, they actually published this. Huffington Post says the Biden campaign should deceive the American public into thinking Biden is healthy by using AI. Yes, they actually published this. pic.twitter.com/dSJbwlXfrf — End Wokeness (@EndWokeness) July 4, 2024 From the article: “The president has limited time to campaign as he also focuses on running the country, …
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NEW: Democratic strategist James Carville has meltdown, blasts young people for thinking about staying home and not voting for Biden. The panic is setting in. “You little f**king 26-year-old, you don’t feel like ‘the election’s important to me. They’re not addressing the issues… pic.twitter.com/k7rU9nzeeH — Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) April 29, 2024
This is utterly brilliant. A student accuses @jk_rowling of being transphobic. This teacher skilfully dissects the claim and challenges it by asking questions. He teaches not what to think, but how to think critically. Watch until the end.You see the epiphany in real-time. pic.twitter.com/x00gWdOugc — Lee Harris (@LeeHarris) February 3, 2024 “Critical thinking should be …
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i9jySOqr-tM Putin says he was a naive man 20 years ago, thinking the West would have realized Russia no longer posed ideological threat like the USSR, so he underestimated the West’s capacity to continue trying to destroy Russia at all costs.
Thinking too hard makes your head hurt. A study shows that it causes chemical changes in the brain, which present behaviourally as fatigue Thinking too hard makes your head hurt. A study shows that it causes chemical changes in the brain, which present behaviourally as fatigue https://t.co/p1q4FYPSY9 👇 — The Economist (@TheEconomist) December 13, 2023 …
Target, Black Friday scam pic.twitter.com/KKXoU0V1Ag — RealShit (@RealNowOffical) November 26, 2023 More BIG stores are doing the same thing! Black Friday is a scam, here you have the Christmas tree my wife ordered 3 weeks ago. It’s on a ‘Black Friday Sale’ for £204.99 down from £249.99 We paid £175 for this tree from this …
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by Infamous_Sympathy_91 Interest rates and the exchange rate are two of the most important economic indicators. The Roman Empire was one of the most powerful empires in history, and its currency was highly influential. From 210 BC to AD 350, the average interest rate was 14%. However, there were periods of high inflation, as evidenced …
https://t.co/D5KGWmAADo — Win Smart, CFA (@WinfieldSmart) August 18, 2023 Evergrande, one of China’s real estate giants, just filed Chapter 15 bankruptcy. Meanwhile, China’s HY real estate index is down a massive 82% in just over 2 years. This puts the index back down to 2008-levels. All while China just “unexpectedly” cut interest rates. Is China… …
by Simon Black “Scary” is the word that the Wall Street Journal used this weekend to describe the looming financial crisis in the US. They said bluntly, “Washington has laid the seeds of a crisis that Wall Street can no longer ignore.” I’ve been writing about this for 14 years; back then, it was highly …
by Simon Black Last week, the credit rating agency Fitch downgraded the US national debt. Predictably, senior officials like Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen claimed Fitch’s “flawed assessment was based on outdated data” and that the downgrade was “entirely unwarranted.” What a joke. Just consider the US government’s surging interest payments on the national debt— This …
by Chris Black The new logo looks like sh*t. He basically destroyed two decades of brand recognition for no logical reason. What would you even call tweeting now? Xing? lol check out how the "scratch" doesn't extend across the X, because the X is in a black square on top of the background, a 12 …
via Julianne Geiger: Oil demand’s future is rosier than the common narrative would have you believe, according to a report released today by Energy Outlook Advisors. According to energy analyst and the report’s author Anas Alhajji, the hope that oil demand will decrease as the world transitions to clean energy is built on a lot …