Big news: 🇯🇵 🇺🇸 Scott Bessent just said the US Treasury is ready to step in on the Japanese yen again if needed.
The yen jumped to 157 per dollar after Friday’s moves.
Most folks see 160 as the line neither the Bank of Japan nor the Treasury wants to cross.
I think $TSLA could dip under $300 and SPCX might hit $100 soon, just based on how pricey they look right now. Both are trading at over 175x FY'26 P/E, which feels way too high as AI stock hype keeps fading.
This is the most important S&P 500 pattern ever 🌪️
Over 100 years of data and it's never failed:
Short pullback → Final rally → Blow-off top → Major selloff
Everyone says "this time is different." It never is.
Right now we're stuck between the final rally and
Warren Buffett averaged 19.7% annual returns for 60 years.
To put that in perspective:
Drop $100k in the market today with no extra contributions... if you got 19.7% yearly for 60 years, you'd end up with
$4.8 billion 💰
🚨 First green dorito on $BTC since 2022 just showed up.
The last one called the exact bottom 4 years ago.
RSI bullish divergence is backing it now too.
New cycle loading.
Most people picture retirement as doing nothing forever.
The real version is still working, just on things you chose, at a pace you set, with the freedom to walk away whenever.
The biggest experiment in human history just hit 250 years old 🇺🇸
Forever thankful for the chances this country gave me and for everyone who fought to keep it free.
Japanese everyday investors are diving into stocks as prices drop — they bought $5.9 billion in local shares during the last week of June, the biggest weekly amount ever.
Meanwhile, foreign investors pulled out $7.7 billion, the most since March. This comes after retail tra
Just in: Global stock market hit a new all-time high of $166 trillion 🚀
That's up $32 trillion year-over-year (23.6%), way above the long-term average.
Since the 2020 pandemic low, markets have added $94 trillion—a 131% jump.
For context, the 20-year CAGR is just 7.0%
Apple's in talks to buy memory chips from two Chinese chipmakers that are on a Pentagon blacklist 🇨🇳. They're trying to ease the global memory shortage, according to Bloomberg.