WEEKEND ARENA UPDATE
We gave a bunch of AIs $100K in the stock market starting in late November 2025... this is how it's going so far as of 10/10/26
👑 ChatGPT +77%🟢
🥈 Grok +71%🟢
🥉 Claude +28%🟢
4 Gemini +22%🟢
S&P 500 +15%🟢
5 Deepseek +1%🟢
💩 Qwen -28%🔴
You can see everything that all of the AIs own and see every move they make by going to the Arena tab of the Rallies website/app
- App: https://t.co/2aBs3AvINU
- Website: https://t.co/ywLm5HLAXq
RFK Jr is set to announce Tylenol causes autism.
And then he’ll push the “cure”: leucovorin (folinic acid).
Who sells folinic acid? Dr. Oz’s supplement company, iHerb.
The same Dr. Oz who is now the Administrator of the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) in Trump’s administration.
Think about that: A government health official tied to the very supplement company that benefits from RFK Jr’s bogus “cure.”
This isn’t public health.
It’s corruption dressed up as wellness.
When a large employer pays so little that their full time employees qualify for Medicaid , (or any public assistance ) we the taxpayers are effectively subsidizing that big company. That’s wrong
Des Moines based UnityPoint and New Mexico based Presbyterian Health announced their intention to merge in what would create a system with $11 billion in annual revenue and a footprint including 40 hospitals, hundreds of clinics, 40k FTEs, 3k providers, and more.
The structure is similar to Advocate-Atrium in the sense that the two health systems would layer on a joint operating company (JOC) on top of existing operations.
Between Atrium-Advocate, Intermountain-SCL, potentially Fairview-Sanford, and now UnityPoint-Presby, the regional supergiant health systems of tomorrow are forming.
Hospitals are coming off their worst financial performance in recent memory in 2022, and labor headwinds are strong. In lieu of more local market power, health systems are pursuing these mergers to capitalize on capability-based scale.
Given general hospital challenges, decline in inpatient discharges, and recent activity from MercyOne in and around the Iowa market (e.g., Trinity acquiring full control of MercyOne, then MercyOne acquiring Genesis Health System in recent weeks), UnityPoint must have been feeling some pressure for a while now.
It failed to merge with Sanford in 2019. In November 2022, UnityPoint spun off 3 hospitals and associated clinics from its Central Illinois division to Carle Health.
Affiliating with Presbyterian helps UnityPoint diversify further while helping to bolster its labor and supply chain shortfalls.
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YIKES: The Biden Justice Department filed a motion to dismiss Florida Agriculture Commissioner @NikkiFried's lawsuit that seeks to protect medical marijuana patients' gun rights, arguing it is too "dangerous to trust" cannabis consumers with firearms.
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