Iran Reportedly Hands Out Iodine Tablets As Trump Locks Crosshairs On Pickaxe Mountain
"Iodine tablets are being distributed to communities near nuclear facilities as a precaution against possible radiation exposure on Pickaxe Mountain..."
"Iodine tablets are being distributed to communities near nuclear facilities as a precaution against possible radiation exposure on Pickaxe Mountain..."
"AI trade was a much larger part of the broader economy and wealth effect in the market than politicians appreciate, and that’s leading to much of today’s growth scare." - Ron Adler, Global Co-Head, Equity HT Cash Trading
Two days after the midterms, Wall Street has a new parlor game: pick your crash...
The 82-year-old was picked up at the Maravida Senior Living community...
End goal to crash the Trump economy?
Makes sense, no?
Three weeks ago the talk was $1.5 trillion. Now some Anthropic backers are discussing $1.2 trillion (with some as low as $1 trillion), Polymarket's favorite outcome sits below $1.5 trillion, and the odds of a November debut have crashed from 86% to 60%.
The UMichigan consumer sentiment survey unexpectedly jumped in November to a three-month high, fueled by independents, who reported the strongest consumer sentiment in more than a year.
The president signed the order preserving the historic spaces during a White House ceremony.
The last thing the market needed was a red hot October jobs report. That's what it got.
"DraftKings reported a big miss on headline EBITDA in Q3 due in large part to heavy spending as mgmt. builds the predictions business, and this issue will extend into 2027, w/an aggregate EBITDA..."
Meanwhile, California and Colorado voters rejected voter ID measures, and Arizona's trailed but hadn't been called.
"Our phones were exploding with asks for color" but nobody was shopping: TMT hedge funds just lost more than 4% in a day, and with it the last of a 24% AI windfall.
America's restaurant crisis deepens...
“There’s a real sense of panic in the selling, and I suspect crowded positions, deleveraging and possibly forced liquidations are making things much worse. This looks like more than just investors getting nervous about AI valuations.”
After realizing Thursday's straddle "nearly 8x over to the downside", the S&P now prices a 1.45% move for payrolls, the highest since March. The labor data, meanwhile, looks fine.
"Think this is the first punch before we get stronger punches late month into early Dec with the weaker polar vortex..."
" ... around the middle of next year to make room for increased Cybercab production."
