The average person thinks capitalism is just Wall Street. Stock tickers, quarterly earnings, asset prices flashing on a screen.
That picture isn't just incomplete. It's actively misleading.
Wall Street isn't capitalism. Financial markets aren't free markets. Stock traders
US is banning even more tech imports from China now 🇺🇸🇨🇳
The FCC just expanded its 2022 ban on certain Chinese-made telecom and surveillance gear. Huawei, ZTE, and others are affected. National security is the reason given.
Full story at the link 👇
NTT stock is often recommended for beginners, but only 4.12% of holders are sitting on unrealized gains. What's up with that? 🤔
Looking at market data from June 26, 2026:
Resistance at 152.6 yen, avg price 152.2, support at 143.6.
Only 4.12% are in the green.
So why is
The war risk premium is gone from oil. But that doesn't mean calls are a buy.
You'd think: no premium, cheap calls, grab the convexity.
Problem is oil isn't reacting to bad news anymore—China crushed demand that much.
Cheap convexity on something that won't move? Just