Segunda Mão S.A

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[Andrea Stroppa 🐺 Claudius Nero's Legion 🐺 @andst7]

Il candidato spieghi perché convenga mantenere due parlamentari della Repubblica, con stipendio e benefit, anziché sostituirli con due bot dal costo di pochi centesimi al giorno

[Estado Mínimo @xestadominimo]

“El socialismo no es otra cosa que la esclavitud universal administrada por el Estado”.

- Murray Rothbard -

[Anduril Industries @anduriltech]

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[Kalshi @Kalshi]

JUST IN: New home construction just hit its weakest pace since May 2020

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JUST IN: The Fed has lowered GDP 2026 projections to 2.4%

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JUST IN: Retail investors are buying stocks at fastest pace on record

[Mike Solana @micsolana]

it's just a soccer game, you might say. but that's exactly why this strikes me as so insane. there are zero stakes, the easiest "I care about america" in the world, and they still can't support our country. in fact, they seem to see any demonstration of support as a liability.

[Segunda Mão S.A @InvestSegunda]

Binance to lose European Operatig License https://t.co/u9VI0TlzN0

[Kalshi @Kalshi]

BREAKING: Our traders forecast Bitcoin to reach $71,000 this year

[Peter Clack @PeterDClack]

Offshore wind farms along the storm-swept coasts of the UK are the premature graveyards of corroding steel and plastic skeletons—bowing to the inevitable.

These are the volatile, often freezing seascapes of the windy North Sea, the Baltic Sea and Irish Sea, maritime zones that should provide ideal conditions for large-scale turbine farms - but don't. The wind industry and governments have long based their financial models on a projected 20- to 25-year turbine lifespan. But independent economic analysis reveals a more sobering reality.

The soaring power of the elements is starkly shown in a landmark study by energy and environmental economist Professor Gordon Hughes (University of Edinburgh), first published in 2012 by the Renewable Energy Foundation: 'The Performance of Wind Farms in the United Kingdom and Denmark'.

Hughes’ data reveals the performance of offshore turbines dropped sharply after just 10 to 15 years due to harsh marine wear and tear. As a consequence, their load factors - the volume of electricity generated as a percentage of capacity - decline much faster than the official narratives admit.

Many of these massive marine structures - primarily owned by UK and Danish interests - are hitting the wall after just a decade of buffeting from exposure to relentless Atlantic weather. Soaring maintenance costs make them highly unprofitable.

Specifically, the study showed that an offshore wind farm's ability to meet electricity demand plummeted by at least a third after 10 years. This led to the conclusion that many become fully uneconomic by year 12.

Rather than keeping these assets spinning for the promised quarter-century, many operators are now forced to 'repower' - replacing old turbines with entirely new hardware long before the 25-year target.

Turning the hardware over early is presented as an upgrade to maximise output, but it's really an admission that the original infrastructure simply cannot go the distance.

More importantly, it exposes a large PR gap between marketing and engineering reality.

Link to the study: https://t.co/3rzH6ZU85r

[Reuters Business @ReutersBiz]

Yum Brands said it would sell its Pizza Hut chain for a combined $2.7 billion in two deals that highlight separate trajectories for its business in China and the rest of the world. More here: https://t.co/BYkvpwbiNN

[Peter Clack @PeterDClack]

This reveals how absurd the United Nations has become. The United Nations employs over 44,000 staff members worldwide. However, when including the broader UN system—which encompasses various funds, programs, and specialised agencies like UNICEF, the WHO, and the World Bank—the total workforce ranges between 150,000 and 230,000 people.

[Barchart @Barchart]

75% of U.S. Homes are Now Unaffordable as Dave Ramsey Calls This ‘The Most Unrealistic Real Estate Market in 100 Years’

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[Reuters Business @ReutersBiz]

Mood darkens among German auto suppliers as investment, hiring fall, survey shows https://t.co/LhJ5XngEAo https://t.co/LhJ5XngEAo

[Kalshi @Kalshi]

JUST IN: Netflix in talks to acquire Lionsgate

[Brivael Le Pogam @brivael]

Les odeurs d’urine dans les villes gérées par la gauche sont la métastase visible d’un mal plus profond : le gauchisme.

À chaque fois que cette idéologie prend durablement le contrôle d’une ville, on observe les mêmes symptômes : insécurité, saleté, dégradation de l’espace public et incapacité à faire respecter les règles les plus élémentaires.

L’odeur de pisse n’est pas le problème principal. C’est le symptôme. Le signal que quelque chose ne fonctionne plus.

Quand une ville n’est même plus capable de garder ses rues propres et agréables à vivre, c’est souvent que le reste commence déjà à pourrir.

[Segunda Mão S.A @InvestSegunda]

@brivael Esatto

[Brivael Le Pogam @brivael]

Ce n’est pas une question de capital.

Mais de CULTURE.

Rien n’émerge sur un continent qui régule tout.

Vous n’aurez jamais de géants de la tech en Europe avec le niveau de taxes, de régulation et de socialo-communisme qu’il y a en Europe.

IMPOSSIBLE.

By design.

Vous pouvez injecter 1T.

Il y sortira que de la merde.

[Kalshi @Kalshi]

BREAKING: Stocks are now more expensive than they were before the Great Depression

[Segunda Mão S.A @InvestSegunda]

Robinhood to Cut 10% of Workforce in Restructuring https://t.co/CAyHCRxDx3