SEAHAWKS HOLD THE EDGE 🏈
Seattle has the edge heading into kickoff.
SEA 61% — NE 39% with more than $12M in volume on the market.
Plenty of conviction behind Seattle, but the Patriots are still very much in the conversation.
Should be an interesting one.
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Goodbye Arthur
I'm closed $WLD with 20% profit
If it pump higher , I will waiting for good entry to short it
To be safe, I sold it before OpenAI's IPO.
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IRAN WARNS U.S. AS TROOP BUILDUP INTENSIFIES
Iran says it is “closely monitoring” U.S. military movements, warning Washington not to test its resolve. Parliamentary speaker Mohammad-Bagher Ghalibaf signaled Tehran is not ready for negotiations.
Meanwhile, the Pentagon is preparing to deploy 3,000 troops from the 82nd Airborne Division to the Middle East, though no final decision on ground deployment has been made.
The U.S. is also sending warships and thousands of Marines, with reinforcements expected as early as Friday—coinciding with Donald Trump’s deadline for Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Around 50,000 U.S. troops are already engaged in the region.
UK YOUTH UNEMPLOYMENT HITS CRISIS LEVELS
Youth unemployment in the United Kingdom has soared to 16.1%, surpassing the EU average for the first time, data shows—the highest for 16-24 year olds since 2014. Almost a million young people are not in education, employment, or training.
Economists blame Labour Party policies, including steep minimum wage hikes, higher payroll taxes, and stricter employment laws, which have deterred employers from hiring young staff. Sharp rises in the 18-20 age bracket (up 8.5% to £10.85/hour) far outpace inflation, while AI threatens entry-level roles.
Analysts warn of a “lost generation,” with youth employment dropping sharply while older workers see gains. The government highlights apprenticeship schemes, tax breaks, and a £1.5 billion Youth Guarantee program, but critics say policy missteps are worsening the crisis.