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Sometimes long short crypto position can be cruel even to INSIDERS. A whale who opened $206.1M $ETH is sitting on -$25.78M loss.
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S&P analysis of 9,000 companies worldwide finds the real cost of tariffs and other corporate costs: $1.2 trillion #Tariffs are leading a trillion dollar corporate squeeze, most of which is inevitably FALLING on CONSUMERSā shoulders. Yes you read that RIGHT. āTariff-sensitive categories like furniture, apparel, electronics, and household appliances are heavily consumed by younger families and middle income households outfitting homes and raising children." - Christopher Hodge, Economist. However, this statement is called living in denial - āThe President $TRUMP and Administrationās position has always been CLEAR: while Americans may face a transition period from tariffs upending a broken status quo that has put America Last, the cost of tariffs will ultimately be BORNE by foreign exporters" - White House spokesperson Kush Desai.
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang - āAt the moment, we are 100% OUT of China. We went from 95% market share to 0%. I canāt imagine any POLICYMAKER thinking thatās a good idea, that whatever policy we implemented caused America to LOSE one of the LARGEST markets in the world to 0%." $TRUMP administration has tightened controls over AI accelerators sold to China as part of a strategy to limit Beijingās access to cutting-edge semiconductors. At the same time, China has instructed it's Tech industries to go local. But Huangās comments highlight how quickly the dynamic has shifted on the ground.
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Billionaire Mark Cuban Said The First Step To Getting Rich š "Save your money. Save as much money as you possibly can. Every penny you can. Instead of COFFEE, drink WATER. Instead of going to McDonald's, eat Mac and Cheese. Cut up your credit cards. If you use a credit card, you don't want to be rich," š¤ His point? Every dollar unnecessarily spent is a dollar that could be working for you. If you're serious enough about building wealth, your priority should be SAVING as much MONEY as possible. ButĀ where should that saved money go? Cuban warns against locking it away in long term investments like stocks or retirement accounts, at least in the EARLY stages. "The first step to getting rich is having cash available. You aren't saving for retirement. You are saving for the moment you need cash." - This statement is very relatable when you see the dip and can't buy $BTC or $ETH Like it or not - āCash is King' for Ultimate Wealth Building - When the market crashes and prices drop rapidly, those who saved aggressively and have cash on hand can buy assets at a massive discount. Invest in Yourself, Not Just the Market - "Find the one you love the best and GET A JOB in the business that supports it," he advised. "It may not be the perfect job, but there is no perfect path to getting rich." Beyond just saving money, Cuban's second rule for getting rich is simple:Ā become an expert in something. Whatever your passion, industry, or skill set is, learn everything there is to know about it. - So very true.
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āItās a BAD IDEAā: MAGA lawmakers OPENLY admit $TRUMP foreign policy no longer āAMERICA FIRSTā Regarding bailout of Argentina, sparked byĀ skyrocketing inflationĀ and rising debts in the country following the election of its new president, Javier Milei and a strong ally to Trump, some of this fanbase are not happy š āWeāre $2 trillion short this year, and the idea of sending $20 billion to another country when weāre short, when weāre facing a government shutdown, because we donāt have the resources for the people in our country, I think itās a bad idea. Iām not a huge fan of bailouts. Letās see where that ends up. My gut reaction is always be skeptical." - Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO) āThis does seem to be a deviation from a pure āAmerica Firstā foreign policy orĀ launching targeted strikesĀ on suspect drug cartels headed toward the United States. - Sen. Todd Young (R-IN) āYou canāt just bl*w up boats of people who you donāt even know their name. In fact, you all should be asking theĀ White House, what are their names and what is the proof that they were involved in this crime? Theyāre accused of something, we basically are summarily executing people who are accused of something. Itās a terrible idea.ā - Ā Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY), has outright rejected Trumpās use of the military to target suspected drug cartels. Let me tell you in simple words, just no enquiry, no questioning, no court system, no fair trial as #TRUMP is attacking the boats just because someone told him that it carries some illegal stuff.
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