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Lesson from Smriti Mandhana wedding hype:
these pre wedding functions and all are waste of time & money
People shud dance and celebrate after 25 years of marriage if they are together till then
The setup in energy does look compelling the fundamentals and positioning are starting to align in a way we haven’t seen for a while.
What I keep wondering, though, is whether the market is still underestimating how quickly supply constraints and capital discipline can translate into a sharp repricing.
Energy has been ignored for so long that even a modest shift in sentiment could trigger an outsized move.
Do you think the next leg higher comes from a demand surprise, or simply from the market finally pricing in structural undersupply?
Energy stocks keep inching higher, quietly building the pressure for what I think could become a sharp, decisive breakout.
You can’t perfectly time these inflection points, but the macro pieces are falling into place:
▪️Positioning remains deeply bearish.
▪️U.S. oil and gas rigs are contracting meaningfully.
▪️Oil is trading near one of the cheapest levels in history relative to the money supply.
▪️Energy’s weight in the S&P 500 is hovering near record lows.
It reminds me of when people said I was crazy for buying mining stocks, insisting metals would never move.
While my conviction in miners hasn’t changed one bit, I also see energy equities as one of the most fundamentally attractive corners of the market right now.
Trump Confirms Decision on Next Fed Chair Name Coming Before Christmas
Market ears perk up as Trump announces he has already chosen the next Federal Reserve Chair, with the official reveal set before Christmas. USD, equities, and rates traders brace for volatility.
EU Mid-Market Update: Headlines also track OpenAI’s next major model launch, adding tech-sector buzz to today’s session.
#Fed #Trump #USD #Markets #Forex #Gold #defi #BTC #BreakingNews
Absolutely agree long-term investing only works when we stay disciplined and avoid reacting to every move in the https://t.co/okmLKxcdft thing I always remind people of is to limit exposure to highly unstable assets.
Beyond BTC and ETH, most tokens don’t offer real long-term value, especially for anyone who doesn’t fully understand what they’re buying.Staying selective is often the best protection.
On the weekly chart, Bitcoin still hasn’t shown the kind of strength that supports a real uptrend. The recent move doesn’t look like the beginning of a new high.
Bull markets tend to leave quietly, and bears arrive earlier than most expect. With USD weakening and the cycle shifting, I wouldn’t rule out a correction toward $30k–$40k before any healthier structure forms again.
Construction starts on green hydrogen project in Hamburg at site of former coal plant
Moorburg plant supposed to produce 10,000 tonnes of green H2 per year with regionally sourced wind energy
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Scientists may have just changed the future of clean energy.
For the first time, green hydrogen can be produced cheaply using wastewater instead of purified water.
A Princeton research team found that adding a small amount of sulfuric acid stops minerals in wastewater from clogging electrolyzers the key device that splits water into hydrogen.
The impact is huge:
Electrolyzer stability jumped from 8 hours to 300 hours
Production costs fell 47%
Energy use dropped 62%
And no freshwater is required
In a world facing rising energy demand and water scarcity, turning wastewater into clean hydrogen could make green energy scalable, affordable and globally accessible.
A small adjustment with world-changing potential.
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Today about 95% of hydrogen fuel is “gray hydrogen” made from natural gas via a steam methane reformation process that produces more carbon dioxide than burning an equivalent amount of gasoline. #GreenEnergy
It’s true most of today’s hydrogen is still “gray,” and its carbon footprint often gets overlooked.
The real question is whether the global energy landscape can scale green or low-carbon hydrogen fast enough to make hydrogen a meaningful climate solution.
What do you think is holding back that transition the most?
The situation with BASF feels less like a temporary crisis and more like a structural signal.
When high energy costs, heavy regulation and rising labor expenses converge, even strong global players start to reconsider their footprint.
The real question is whether Germany can adapt fast enough to stay competitive for industrial and energy intensive companies in the next decade.
@Michael98454292@CJGRISHAM I just noticed your private messages are turned off. That’s a pity I actually had a little question I was hoping to ask you.
I hear your passion, and I understand why many people feel this moment matters.
For me, the key is making sure every safeguard in the system works the way it’s supposed to with transparency, fairness and accountability.
Strong institutions protect freedom better than anything else.
For the first time in history, renewable energy has overtaken coal as the world’s largest source of electricity.
Wind and solar now generate more power than coal a milestone decades in the making, driven by falling costs, better technology and global momentum toward clean energy.
This shift shows what many doubted for years: sustainable and scalable alternatives do work.
Coal won’t vanish overnight, but renewables have crossed the point of no return.
A turning point for the planet and a preview of how we will power the next century. #EnergyTech #CleanEnergy #EnergyTransition #FutureTech