@adamtaggart Any man with 1 billion just aggregates too much power for a democracy in which one person represents one vote. Especially in the oligarchic US.
@ARKInvest@CathieDWood Your fund fell approximately 81% from its peak in February 2021 after the publication of your optimistic “Big Ideas 2021” report. Making predictions is clearly not your strong suit.
@NorthstarCharts Its not just the charts. Both 1968 and 2026 feature low unemployment, persistent inflation, strong government spending, large fiscal deficits, geopolitical tensions, and a Federal Reserve balancing inflation control against sustaining economic growth and stability.
@oldestguy72@historyinmemes May be a factor indeed. But in Europe tuition is still low (2k in The Netherlands, basically the 3 times 688 mentioned) while student loans are also easily available.
@_RichardCitizen This week alone:
The White House is caught steering a $620 million contract to Don Jr.’s firm.
The Pentagon hands out a $10 billion contract after Trump buys stock in the company.
Foreign governments funneling hundreds of millions into a random JPMorgan account tied to Trump
May be Kilmar can apply for Trump’s $1.8 billion ‘anti-weaponization’ fund to fund his defensive legal costs against the us Government https://t.co/1ftBuG2jTM
@ImtiazMadmood While Trump, with The Art of the Deal, thinks in the short term and already considers a soybean deal a success, Xi thinks in terms of the long term and geopolitics, guided by the wisdom of The Art of War: ‘Never interrupt your enemy when he is making a strategic mistake’.
@HWLinvest Terwijl Trump met The Art of the Deal aan de korte termijn denkt en een sojabonen deal al mooi vindt, denkt Xi aan de lange termijn en geopolitiek met de wijsheid uit The Art of War: Onderbreek je vijand nooit wanneer hij een strategische fout maakt.
@NorthstarCharts Hi Kevin @northstarcharts, Does your paid service Northstar & Badcharts also analyze / report on palladium, platina and uranium price movements?