CTAs are projected to sell stocks in EVERY SINGLE SCENARIO over the next week and month, including up to a whopping $69 Billion
Source: Goldman SachsH/T: @dailychartbook — Barchart (@Barchart) December 16, 2025
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In 2002, the average home buyer was 36 years old. In 2025, that same person is still the average home buyer, and they’re 59 years old now
Before covid, the average first-time homebuyer age never exceeded 33 years old. In 2025, it rose to a whopping 40. byu/Conscious-Quarter423 inInfographics The same generation that had affordable housing in their 20s is the same generation buying houses today. Because …
US household credit card debt hit a record $1.33 trillion in August. The combined average credit card balance across all age groups is now at whopping $10,668 PER household.
$1.33 trillion in credit card debt. That is not strength. That is panic. The average family owes $10,668. You can feel it in the lines at the grocery store, in the gas pump, in the monthly bills that never stop. …
It’s A Crisis! A Whopping 67 Percent Of American Workers Are Living Paycheck To Paycheck In 2025
by Michael When two-thirds of all the workers in your entire country are just barely scraping by from month to month, you have got a major crisis on your hands. For a long time, our standard of living has been …
The Cost Of Living The American Dream For A Lifetime Has Reached A Whopping 5 Million Dollars
by Michael What in the world has happened to us? When I was growing up, it was assumed that pretty much everyone in my generation would be able to achieve the American Dream. But today most of the U.S. population is …
24-Year-Old Youtuber Elected to EU Parliament Reveals His Whopping Income
There's no depth of financial waste one can generate when they're allowed to spend other people's money. — Craig Chamberlin (@CraigChamberlin) July 9, 2024
A whopping 97% of US jobs have failed to keep up with inflation since 2019
Inflation rates have slowed down somewhat, after having soared to record highs in recent years, but the damage to Americans’ purchasing power has been done — no matter how much you earn or what field you work in. In fact, …
Micron gets hit with a whopping $445 million damages bill after it was found liable for patent infringements
Micron has been ordered to hand over a mega $445 million in damages for infringing on the patent rights of Netlist, a California based memory technology company that designs high-performance SSDs and memory subsystems. Micron was found to have willfully …
Homeowners who mortgaged their homes instead of renting would have saved a whopping $289,110 in housing costs between 2000 and 2023
There’s a common belief that Americans would be in a significantly better financial position if only they could afford to buy a home. But has buying (particularly with a mortgage) and maintaining a home historically been that much cheaper than …
GameStop Halt #15 – on the uptick. The P/E ratio has spiked to a WHOPPING 1,210x. Now BLACKBERRY is a rallying meme stock.
GameStop Halt #15 – on the uptick — M.B. (@741trey) May 14, 2024 Now BLACKBERRY is a rallying meme stock. BLACKBERRY. — Uncle Milty’s Ghost (@his_eminence_j) May 14, 2024 Realized volatility has collapsed back to where it was at the …
Electricity prices have skyrocketed by 29.4% since January 2021, outpacing inflation by a whopping 50%!
https://twitter.com/Willhappen411/status/1778727446147207511 Energy prices, particularly the cost of electricity, have skyrocketed since President Biden took office, outpacing inflation and putting a dent in Americans’ wallets. Since January 2021, electricity prices have soared 29.4% — 50% more than overall inflation — rising …
This year, a whopping $1.3 trillion has poured into money market funds! Depositors are scoring a sweet yield, jumping from almost zero to a solid 4%.
That’s a massive chunk of cash now ready to spend! Money Market Funds Record: $1.3 Trillion has flowed into money market funds this year, the largest amount in history pic.twitter.com/VRylKN9kLw — Win Smart, CFA (@WinfieldSmart) December 24, 2023
Unsustainable debt: Interest on the debt was $61 billion in May, more than the combined spending on veterans benefits, education, and transportation
Interest costs are a quarter of the deficit, leading to unsustainable debt. Latest US Treasury data show we're on unsustainable path: interest on the debt was a whopping $61 billion in May, more than was spent on veterans benefits and …
‘Treasury issuance is heating up next week, with a whopping $296B of US debt on auction!’
Wild liquidity week indeed. This chart might change significantlyhttps://t.co/5EOEAFVbLM — Daniel Baeza (@dbaeza13) June 9, 2023 Next week should be fun! We have CPI, Fednesday, retail sales, UoM consumer sentiment, quarterly OpEx, and Treasury issuance starts to really pick up. …