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Oh shhit, the eagle's nest burned down.

Elon Musk threatens Congress.

I mean, it got cheaper..

We are back in the market phase where.. #soback

Harsh words. Too generalizing, but there's some truth to it. #europe

That is not protesting That is rioting #europe

War gestern in München bei den Baader Trading Days 2026. Spannede Themen rund ums Investieren mit starken Vorträgen in lockerer Atmosphäre. Absolutes Highlight war aber natürlich Markus Koch für ein Foto zu erwischen 🙈😅 (Findet auch heute noch statt, falls jemand spontan vorbeischauen will.)

The bot network still needs someone to press the retweet button... Highly recommend to watch 👇🏽👇🏽

(THR) - TikTok has banned the entire Musk film account, citing political content that violates its policies. .. raises concerns about Big Tech suppression that the very film seeks to expose.” @thr.com www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/politic...

U.S. budget deficit swells to almost $2 trillion for fiscal 2026, up 12% in a single year

"Musk has positioned the Roadster as a true halo car for Tesla, saying at one point that he’s “not sure it moves the needle massively from a revenue standpoint.” ...like the cybertruck? 😜

Das Problem ist: wenn die einzige Basis der Fiat-Währungen 'Vertrauen' ist, gibt es kein festes Maß, an dem man ablesen kann, ab wann es vorbei ist. Es bröckelt, bis es schneller bröckelt.. Und auf einmal ist es weg.

28% is 💯 wrong.

NOT THE DATA CENTER 😱😱😱

Musk said he thinks his companies would probably figure out how to make something. 😂😂 Guess it doesn't get any more specific than that.

So we're not just losing our jobs, we are also unemployed! 😮

YIELD ON 10-YR U.S. TREASURY NOTES RISES TO HIGHEST SINCE 2002 AT 5.3496%

US 10-YEAR TREASURY YIELD RISES TO 5.34%, FRESH HIGH SINCE 2002

"Musk renames his son X Æ A-12 to X SI A-12, after Trump remarks"

Poor Developers... The dramatic contraction nealy ruined the vibecode session.

$1.4 trillion valuation, and their business model is: "Yeah exactly, that! Let's go with that, totally my idea anyway."

Deflation doesn't mean recession I looked at the 30 largest economies in the world over the last 30 years, about 900 data points. Within that data set, there were 66 years of deflation. The median RGDP growth rate? 1.65%. Economies grew in 46 of 66 years

Wild. This should create a Streisand effect, which Dem ranking members can enhance by sending the companies document preservation demands. www.hollywoodreporter.com/business/dig...

Late stage crypto vibes.

We should really support him in this.

same. Democracy only functions well when it is embedded in a liberal constitution. And such a constitution is only accepted in a liberal society.

..Is just getting a bit yippy, you know, getting a little bit yippy

Very good one 👇🏽

Auch nett. Klangkarussell Live in Salzburg. Live Bühne, das ganze Wochenende, freier Eintritt🙌

So am I getting it right, it is not QE, it is literally government buying long term debt with short term debt? And maybe as a follow up question: How stupid can it get?

The "Investing" they moved away from was i guess Crypto 💯

The US bought Japanese Yen. Guess what they sold... You are right, Euro! Lol

At the risk of stating the obvious; we can't just send NFTs of oil across the internet to pass the Strait of Hormuz, right?

Given the rate of new debt, is more like 2.5 years.

Prices have a signaling function. Rising prices can be a good signal; high demand, consumer confidence, full order books, production capacity, etc. However, monetary policy-induced price increases, and thus the disruption of price's signaling function, are always bad. Always.

If everything can be a weapon, then perhaps society as a whole is sick. [without wanting to get into a "freedom vs. security" debate.]

People who think the communist Chinese regime is incapable of..

They can't even solve heat issues on Earth. How good will that be in space. lol

toldyah 👻

Today is a big 'Elon Musk says' day..

Let's simply ignore high inflation, national debt, moral hazard in investment decisions, as well as resource over consumption due to scewed incentives... etc etc