Diplomacy and stocks are forever connected. The offices in Washington will decide the #Bullish from the #Bearish
Deeply intrigued by the world of #politics.
I really doubt twages are gonna jump 5 to 10% every year like they did post WW2. Something has to give on the price side cause nobody my age can afford a house right now.
There's only been three home-price bubbles in U.S. history over the last 70 years.
Today, with a Home Price/Income Ratio of 4.33x
Back in 2006, when it hit 4.45x.
And post WW2, when it hit 5.00x.
In the previous two cases, the bubble and lack of affordability didn't last long.
After 2006, prices crashed shortly thereafter, restoring the Home Price/Income to normal levels (below 3.5x).
Meanwhile, after WW2, home prices stopped growing for a decade, while incomes surged 5-10% per year. Pushing the Value/Income Ratio below 3.0x, to its most affordable level ever.
Indicating that there are two sides to the affordability coin: prices, and incomes.
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@DrSamuelBHume seeing the fda approve $RVMD so fast after that applause is huge news for patients. proving a targeted pill works here opens up big possibilities. now i'm watching $TNGX run vopimetostat in phase 3 with daraxonrasib to see if it can push tumor shrinkage even further.
Reports state Julian Alvarez informed Atletico Madrid that his patience ran out while seeking a move to Barcelona. Can Barcelona pull off a deal of this scale before the transfer window closes, or will Atletico force him to stay?
@BullTheoryio More public companies are using Bitcoin as a central part of their corporate treasury strategy. Do you think public firms holding heavy crypto reserves on their balance sheets is a smart long-term hedge, or does it add too much stock volatility? ππ #Bitcoin#TrumpMedia#Finance
@espn@ShamsCharania Say what you want about the villain persona, but the man comes to work and produces. Transitioning from the Kevin Durant trade into a cornerstone piece for the Suns paid off big. π€π₯
@BullTheoryio Turning a large loss into a $48M profit while growing USDC circulation is a pretty strong quarter. π The market seems to like what it's seeing.
BREAKING: $CRCL is up 9% in pre-market after posting a profitable quarter and raising guidance.
Circle swung to $48 million in net income from a large loss a year ago.
The quarter:
- Revenue and reserve income: $701M, up 7%
- USDC in circulation: $73.3B, up 19%
- Average USDC circulation: $76.5B, up 25%
- USDC onchain volume: $14.8 trillion, up 151%
- Adjusted EBITDA: $143M, up 8%
Management raised full year guidance on other revenue and RLDC margin.
Crypto trading activity is declining:
Daily trading volume across the 44 spot crypto exchanges tracked by Kaiko fell to ~$15 billion last week, the lowest level of the year.
This marks a -70% decline from January peak levels.
By comparison, in February, there were 2 trading days when volume exceeded $100 billion.
As a result, the average daily volume trend has fallen -50% since December 2025, to $20 billion, the lowest this year.
Meanwhile, trading volume remains heavily concentrated, with the 6 largest exchanges accounting for more than 60% of total activity.
Crypto market liquidity is drying up.
If foreign central banks keep dumping Treasuries and refusing to fund US deficit spending, who actually absorbs this debtβthe Fed or domestic investors? What happens to interest rates then? ππ¬
BREAKING: π―π΅ π¨π³ Japan and China are slowly walking away from U.S. debt.
Japan cut its Treasury holdings by $96 billion in three months to $1.14 trillion, while Chinaβs holdings remain near multi-year lows.
Who will finance Americaβs growing debt next?