$C - CITIGROUP TO LAUNCH TOKENIZED SECURITIES OF PRIVATE COMPANIES, BANK SAYS
NEW VENTURE WORKS THROUGH DEPOSITARY RECEIPTS THAT ARE TOKENIZED, CITI SAYS
INFRASTRUCTURE TO PAVE WAY FOR OTHER BANKS TO GET INVOLVED, CITI SAYS
Best forward roll in movie history.
(how late does he leave the tuck?!)
WILLY WONKA & THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY (1971)
Remembering the late great GENE WILDER — born 93yrs ago today.
When I'm actively trading I always enjoy saying...'go on you stupid machines and do the fuk whatever it is your going to do'....hahahahaha
$QQQ $NVDA $SNDK
@sahouraxo The U.S. is attacking the rouge terrorist IRGC regime on the other side of the planet — and is calling it “self-defense.”
There I fixed it for you.
🚨🇫🇷BREAKING: Chaos erupts on the streets of Paris as railway workers strike and call for a nationwide general strike.
French railway workers are being pushed to the limit while struggling with low wages.
Meanwhile, France spends more than €930 billion a year on welfare.
PIMCO WARNS DEFAULT WAVE IS COMING
PIMCO warns that a credit-loss cycle is underway, with defaults expected to rise sharply among lower-quality borrowers, including leveraged and private credit companies. The firm says AI-driven disruption could hurt heavily indebted businesses, while current credit markets appear complacent about risks. PIMCO favors intermediate-term government bonds, citing recession risks, persistent uncertainty, and the potential for future central-bank rate cuts.
Silicon Valley is dumping their bags on the American people. Enterprises are starting to figure out that they can run their own AI models internally, retain all of their data, and even train their own custom models for cheaper than paying the big model providers. If the government is a shareholder the companies enter "too big to fail" territory like the banks in 2008 and we the people are left holding the bag and paying to keep these companies afloat for "national security reasons" or whatever.
TRUMP: “I LOVE THE INFLATION”
President Donald Trump brushed aside concerns after U.S. inflation rose to 4.2% in May, saying, “I love the inflation” and calling the data “great.” He argued higher prices, driven largely by energy costs linked to the Iran conflict, will fall sharply once the war ends and oil flows resume normally. Trump remains confident a deal with Iran will eventually be reached.