André Ribeiro

A man is usually more careful of his money than of his principles.

[André Ribeiro @ribeirosandre]

Que maravilha

[Antonio Tabet @antoniotabet]

Briga de cachorro grande…

[Jurunense @o_jurunense]

Fala incrível e cheia de dados do Eduardo Gianetti: "E se o Brasil se desvencilhasse desse colonialismo mental, e visse que os EUA não é modelo p/ ninguém? É uma sociedade doente. Trump é sintoma de uma doença profunda" Vale assistir 👇

[André Ribeiro @ribeirosandre]

I just published 20% DOS ESFORÇOS GERAM 80% DOS RESULTADOS. O RESTO É RUIDO. https://t.co/B3josoBPya

[Reid Wiseman @astro_reid]

Only one chance in this lifetime…

Like watching sunset at the beach from the most foreign seat in the cosmos, I couldn’t resist a cell phone video of Earthset. You can hear the shutter on the Nikon as @Astro_Christina is hammering away on 3-shot brackets and capturing those exceptional Earthset photos through the 400mm lens. @AstroVicGlover was in window 3 watching with @Astro_Jeremy next to him.

I could barely see the Moon through the docking hatch window but the iPhone was the perfect size to catch the view…this is uncropped, uncut with 8x zoom which is quite comparable to the view of the human eye. Enjoy.

[Pobre de Direita 🇧🇷 @Pobre_d_Direita]

A elite do atraso se reedita a cada período.

[Drew Crawford @drewcrawford_]

Things Americans believe about Brazil that are completely wrong:

"Brazil is dangerous."

São Paulo's murder rate is approximately 6 per 100,000. St. Louis, Baltimore, New Orleans, and Detroit all exceed 40. Latin America's largest city (the place most Americans picture when they think "dangerous Brazil") is safer per capita than St. Louis, Baltimore, New Orleans, Detroit, Memphis, and Cleveland.

"Brazil is poor."

8th largest economy on earth. 7th by purchasing power. GDP larger than Italy's. Unemployment at 5.3% (the lowest since 2012). 108.2 million tonnes of soybeans exported in 2025 ($43.5 billion). $18 billion in beef exports. $86 billion in revenue from a single meat company (JBS). $7.6 billion from a single airplane manufacturer (Embraer).

"Brazil only exports raw materials."

Embraer is the third-largest aircraft manufacturer on earth. Half the regional jets in America are Brazilian. WEG is a $40 billion industrial manufacturer that exports to 135+ countries. Nubank serves 110 million customers and is worth $85 billion. The Manaus Free Trade Zone assembles Samsung phones, Honda motorcycles, and LG electronics inside the Amazon.

"Brazil's financial system is backwards."

Pix processes 6-7 billion transactions per month. 170 million users. 93% of the adult population. The Fed launched FedNow nearly three years after Pix. Adoption: minimal. Brazil has Open Finance with 60+ million active consents. The US does not. Brazil has an active CBDC pilot (Drex). The US does not.

"The currency is unstable."

Brazil's Central Bank raised rates to 13.75% before the Fed started hiking. It fought inflation faster and harder than most major central banks in the 2021-2023 cycle. BCB independence was formalized by law in 2021 with fixed four-year terms. The dollar touched R$5.00 for the first time in two years. The Ibovespa hit 16 all-time records in 2026 and is up 22% YTD.

"Nobody invests in Brazil."

Chinese FDI grew 113% in 2024. The US committed $565 million to critical minerals. The EU just signed its largest trade deal ever (720 million consumers, 90%+ tariffs eliminated). BTG Pactual reported "enormous increase in interest from large pension funds and sovereign funds." The Ibovespa gained 30%+ in dollar terms in 2025.

"The Amazon is being destroyed."

Brazil still holds 60% of the Amazon rainforest. It has a higher share of renewable electricity than any major economy on earth (87%). The EU-Mercosul deal requires deforestation-free certification for all agricultural exports starting late 2026. Brazil powers itself with water while exporting oil. Very few countries on earth can say the same.

The gap between what Americans think they know about Brazil and what is actually true is wider than any valuation gap in financial markets.

That gap is the opportunity.

Next time someone tells you Brazil is "risky," ask them what they actually know about it.

Most of the time, the answer is nothing.

[Andrade @AndradeRNegro2]

Isto aqui é coisa de gênio, tá?

[Joaquin Teixeira @JoaquinTeixeira]

Que aula senhores, que AULA! 👏

[Faria Lima Elevator @FariaLimaElevat]

No momento, metade do Brasil está envolvido de algum modo com o Vorcaro, e a outra está usando Mounjaro.

[celsodossi @celsodossi]

Se eu puder te dar um único conselho: alienie-se.

Não precisa ser 100% do tempo, mas uns 50, 70%.

Cuide dos seus, divirta-se, caminhe, converse, ouça música, veja série, filme, aprenda a fazer algo, durma…

A realidade tá MUITO bizarra e não saber de tudo é uma dádiva.

[Felipe Tadewald @FelipeTadewald]

Coisas que depois que você experimenta, não tem mais volta:

- Morar em casa
- Ar condicionado no quarto
- Câmbio automático
- Chuveiro a gás
- Receber renda passiva
- Modo escuro no celular
- Trabalhar em anywhere office
- Soleus pushups
- SSD
- Aprender a dizer não

[Joaquin Teixeira @JoaquinTeixeira]

Essa aqui zerou o jogo, flutuou

[Not Jerome Powell @alifarhat79]

Who did this?

[Adnan Peixoto @AdnanvpPeixoto]

A Jornalista Natuza Neri coloca expõe o lado podre do congresso nascional que utiliza emendas parlamentares onde fazem corrupção a céu aberto.

[O PROGRESSISTA @ambrosi_bispo]

Dani Lima: É revoltante! O governo tem 81 bilhões para investimento e 61 bilhões em emendas impositivas parlamentares, mas já há 80 inquéritos por irregularidades. Parlamentares como Josimar Maranhãozinho cobravam 25% de propina. É desvio e o governo sem capacidade de investir.

[Julian Lemos @JulianLemosopb1]

Tem que tirar o chapéu para Xandão viu.
Condenou os dois.

[André Ribeiro @ribeirosandre]

Gregorio Luri, filósofo, sobre lo que significa llevar una buena vida: https://t.co/Ac5hBuQ8cD via @Cuerpomente

[Bacurau é aqui! @BacurauA]

Olha, sei não, mas tá com cara de 1º turno.