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#BREAKING: City garbage truck workers will NOT face any criminal charges after they used the truck’s hydraulic claw to pick up a homeless woman sleeping in a pile of trash… and crushed her. After they realized what they had done, they never called 911. The police report says they, “didn’t think she was really hurt” … Read more
Ex-marine Ken O'Keefe: "The whole system is based on financial fraud, which effectively takes the power that we have and it gives it to a tiny group of individuals who are running the world through… the infinite supply of money that we have allowed them to take." "And with… — ThePatrioticBlonde™🇺🇸 (@ImBreckWorsham) August 29, 2026
Warren Buffett will be celebrating his 96th birthday on Sunday. Even though he is no longer Berkshire Hathaway’s CEO, he remains very involved as chairman, apparently continuing to make the big decisions on equities, including the addition in recent quarters of what is now a $36.6 billion stake in Google parent Alphabet . Berkshire investors, … Read more
AI is starting to move from demos to contracts. The interesting part is that the companies already sitting inside corporate software may be the ones collecting the money. AI just drove 25% of Workday's new contract value in a single quarter. Its AI business is closing in on $600M of annual recurring revenue. Enterprise AI … Read more
The GTA VI thesis sounds ridiculous. Lucia appears to be wearing Victoria’s Secret. The game has an enormous audience. The stock could get free exposure every time millions of players see the brand. Fine. But here’s the part I think is more interesting. Victoria’s Secret was already turning around before GTA VI. Q1 sales jumped … Read more
The interesting part isn’t that Americans like hobbies. It’s that small things are still affordable while the big things keep getting further away. The latest BEA data makes that clearer. July consumer spending rose only 0.2%, while real spending was basically flat. Spending on goods actually fell by $49.9 billion, while services increased by $86.2 … Read more
U.S. forces struck two Iranian rocket launchers on Larak Island on Sunday after the military said Revolutionary Guard forces were preparing rockets carrying sea mines for launch into the Strait of Hormuz, U.S. Central Command confirmed to MS NOW. “Earlier today U.S. forces struck two Iranian launchers on Larak Island. Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps forces … Read more
Truth … 😆💯🔽 pic.twitter.com/3RFOxVdrZs — John (@market_sleuth) August 30, 2026 It would take 56 years to fill the Strategic Petroleum Reserve with Venezuelan oil through the Venezuelan deal per mathematical simulation. This is the upper limit. It assumes that infrastructure is already built and fully functional and that the draw is curbed significantly. The “good … Read more
Look at the map. Canada is the No. 1 export market for 27 U.S. states. Maine sends 41% of its exports to Canada. Michigan sends 39%. Wisconsin sends 31%. That’s not a small customer. That’s a major piece of some state economies. And Canada’s new retaliation is aimed directly at the kinds of products those … Read more
Everyone wants to know: What’s the next Nvidia? But the discussion around this question misses something important. The biggest winners usually weren’t obvious because they belonged to some magical “next big thing.” People didn’t need to predict AI to buy AMD. They didn’t need to predict the Arab Spring to buy Facebook. They didn’t need … Read more
Credit card debt in this country has passed a trillion dollars, and the collection calls are following it. These are seventeen Americans telling you what happened to them — the letter that went in a drawer, the default judgment that went through while they were at work, the account that had already been sold two … Read more
“We’ll need more of X in the future.” I keep seeing this used as the entire investment thesis. More AI chips. More memory. More rockets. More Walmart shopping. Maybe. But none of that tells you what the stock is worth today. That’s the trap. You can correctly predict that demand for something will explode and … Read more
This is where the congressional trading rules start looking ridiculous. Corporate insiders have 2 business days to report a trade. They disclose the exact shares, exact price and resulting holdings. Congressional officials generally have up to 45 days after the trade, or 30 days after receiving notice, whichever comes first. And they don’t have to … Read more
Iceland has rejected a renewed push toward membership of the European Union, with voters on course to vote against reopening accession negotiations with Brussels in a bitter blow for globalist elites. With results declared in five of the country’s six constituencies on Sunday morning, the “No” campaign held an unassailable lead of around 52.5 percent. … Read more
🚨#BREAKING: NBC News crew reportedly beaten with clubs by Israeli settlers in the West Bank, leaving five journalists injured and their camera smashed. — R A W S A L E R T S (@rawsalerts) August 29, 2026
It has been an active stretch of seismic activity for the Pacific Ring of Fire over the last few hours. Beginning Friday night, several earthquakes fired off along the active region from California to Indonesia, all ranging in magnitudes from 3.5 and higher. A magnitude 4.8 earthquake started things off last night off the coast … Read more
The biggest thing from Warsh’s Jackson Hole speech wasn’t that a September hike is possible. It was that the Fed is no longer promising investors anything. No forward guidance. No guarantee of cuts. No promise to protect asset prices. Warsh said inflation is still too high and the Fed needs to see prices falling clearly … Read more
And that’s the Baby Boomer exodus from the U.S. Housing Market. In the next decade, the share of U.S. population above 75 will skyrocket. Meaning Baby Boomer owners who fueled the housing market over the last 20 years will turn into sellers they age out. And Gen X, the next generation in line to buy … Read more
Volcker needed 20%. We may only need 6%. PCE is the Fed’s preferred inflation gauge. Overlay it on the 1970s and the path rhymes. Add the 10-year and the rhyme gets harder to ignore. That doesn’t mean we reprint the 1980 Fed fund rate. Debt, leverage, and interconnected markets are a different animal now. In … Read more
In the past 250 years the U.S. economy has absorbed spending on transformation technology equivalent to 25% of GDP before the bubble popped. The 1860s railroad bubble popped after $2.5 billion was spent, 25% of GDP The 1920s electrification bubble popped after $26.1 billion was spent, 25% of GDP The 1990s internet bubble popped after $1.5 trillion … Read more