Fox News Contributor, Fiat Maximalist
Jersey
Joined March 2014
- Tweets2.4K
- Following208
- Followers1.5K
- Likes430
Pinned Tweet
I wonder how much the crypto 'business' paid Bill Clinton and Tony 'Pandora Papers' Blair to legitimize operations and find more 'investors' to support the pyramid? Just keep reminding us how bad Russian Oligarchs are UK.
Truly an honor to introduce and welcome former President @BillClinton and former Prime Minister Tony Blair to @CryptoBahamas to cap off an incredible Day 3.
Is your company’s stock underperforming? Time to announce an AI strategy! McDonald’s launches ArchIQ… maybe not quite as ridiculous as the late-’90s bubble, when companies added “.com” to their corporate names, but close.
finance.yahoo.com/markets/st…
Looking forward to talking about prices, tariffs, and mortgages on @FoxNews this hour!
The stupidity of lender elitism post 2008 real estate crash is hitting financials hard. They thought only retail sub prime borrowers did lier loans. They thought wrong. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
It’s just a matter of time before Trump realizes he can sell off our 8,000+ tons of Treasury gold, now worth over $1 trillion at $4,000 an ounce. If we have gold, why can’t we use it? Gold bugs should see this coming, but vision is clouded by delusions. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
Seems like the real con is passing tax + spending bills while pretending we'll ever revert back to old revenue and spend levels after 10 years. This sunset scam really started in 2000, and now debt-to-GDP is heading down a path that could sunset America
wsj.com/opinion/senate-budge…
So Apple will stop intentionally trying to make your phone burn through the battery fast so you upgrade phones frequently and call it AI? There is a reason your phone can’t automatically switch to low power mode and it ain’t bc of lack of AI bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
Raising taxes on the rich, punishing companies that outsource manufacturing to low-wage countries, and now forcing drug companies to radically lower prices across the board. @BernieSanders must be like WTF we could have done this all along… bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
Seems like we’ll have to keep waiting for a Range Rover pickup since it would still taxed at 25%. But maybe we’ll trade more of the UK’s supposedly mad cows for our bleached-but-still-salmonella-loaded chicken and roid-rage, antibiotic cows (which somehow cost more per lb)
When Henry Ford built his ill-fated city of Fordlândia in Brazil in the 1920s, the only tribute was a Ford logo on a water tower—no bust of Ford. Then again, he was only the world’s second- or third-richest at the time bloomberg.com/news/features/…
Of all the government debt-fueled pre-collapse follies, paying people to buy EVs and solar panels while making them pricier with taxes and regulations ranks up there with Rome’s gladiator games and Spain blowing New World gold on wars and palaces bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
I don’t believe a single person in history has ever directly and quickly caused a bear market—even Fed rate changes are done by committee. Not even Hitler. Maybe the assassin of the Archduke of Austria who triggered WW1. That 100+ year break may end today
There is only one advisor the President really listens to: Mr Dow Jones. wsj.com/economy/trade/trump-…
The danger isn’t AI getting cheap—it’s AI getting cheap everywhere except the USA. We’re already trying to fix costly domestic supply issues with gov’t subsidies in EVs and, more recently, chip factories. What’s next? finance.yahoo.com/news/why-m…
Worst $ value hit to a stock in history. Remember in Rocky near the end of the 1st round when Rocky knocks down Apollo and it looks like Apollo might not win? Today was that moment with us and China. Are we going to just ban better + cheaper AI too?
youtu.be/VMzp2j5N-IU?si=Z7JS…
I’m getting the sinking feeling that our new pro-crypto plans will create another widely held risky asset class—like stocks and high-risk real estate—that the government will have to support when voters demand help to reduce their losses bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
Bringing key industries back - steel, medical supplies, chips, batteries, for National Security seems like the security benefits outway the higher costs, but the world may be more secure if our important stuff comes from other places. Wars start after supplies are secured 🧵
In theory Ukraine should have folded when the tanks lined up at the border - Putin was getting economy ready for years. Moving chips production to USA will only make us feel we can have a war more successfully with China as China feels secure reducing US treasury holdings 🧵
