Financial B2B Writer specialized in FinTech and Software Corporations, and Indiana Jones Adventurer, and Financial Coach.
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This Housing Market Signal Proves Prices Are About To Drop...Fast xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1OGwbnyMe…
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Hardworking American taxpayers should not be forced to subsidize health care for people who are ineligible under federal law.
Today’s proposed rules implement the common-sense reforms enacted by the Working Families Tax Cuts to close eligibility loopholes and ensure taxpayer-funded Premium Tax Credits are reserved for eligible Americans.
Under @POTUS, this Administration is cracking down on fraud and corruption; holding bad actors accountable; lowering health care costs for Americans; and restoring integrity to our tax code and health care system.
home.treasury.gov/news/press…
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Elevated Treasury yields are reinforcing a higher-for-longer narrative, with half of respondents from a recent survey of Goldman Sachs clients expecting the yield on 10-year Treasuries to increase. However, most survey respondents are bullish on US equities, while closely monitoring geopolitics and incoming economic data.
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Some folks are missing @PeterSchiff’s point:
ALL government spending is paid for by citizens, through taxes, inflation, interest, AND debt (deferred tax).
The Big Beautiful Bill increased spending by $100’s of billions over the next few years, so it increased what YOU MUST PAY.
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I don't know what's holding up Bitcoin. With the Democrats about to take Congress and rising inflation and bond yields pricking asset bubbles, the price should be a lot lower by now. Sell your Bitcoin before the bottom drops out of the market and buy gold! schiffgold.com
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PREDICTION: The GOP will blame its own support base for its coming midterm wipeout, as the GOP is incapable of self-reflection and understanding that when they BETRAY their voter base, those voters will either stay home or vote for someone else (libertarian party, green party, independent candidates, etc.).
Clip from my podcast on BrightVideos.
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Speaker Johnson: “Everybody’s frustrated about the high prices of fuel, obviously, but that’s not related to policies, that’s not related to Republicans in office…
…this is related to the straight of Hormuz.”
Who wants to tell him?
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Americans Have Never Been This Worried About Money
In 75 years of this survey, Americans lived through Korea, Vietnam, gas lines, stagflation, 9/11, 2008 and COVID. They were never as worried about their own finances as they are right now, in October 2026. The great economy is pure fiction.
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Marco Rubio is an accomplished liar, a spiritual deceiver, a despicable human being and a perpetual war criminal. End-of-Empire type of creature.
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Treasury is starving the tyrannical regime in Tehran of the money it uses to wage war in the region, and we will continue exposing those who enable the regime’s oil sales. No enabler of Iranian sanctions evasion is safe from the full force of Treasury’s authorities.
Today, as part of Operation Economic Outcast, Treasury is targeting the remnants of Iran’s shadow fleet: the aging network of tankers the regime relies on to move billions of dollars’ worth of petroleum and petroleum products to foreign markets. Today’s action effectively neutralizes the vast majority of Iran’s remaining shadow fleet network.
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We have 216 signatures for the Epstein Files Transparency Act II discharge petition, but we need 218.
Two democrats who were out sick have pledged to sign, but any two republicans could sign the petition NOW.
Will your Representative sign? Here are the 4 Republicans who signed:
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BREAKING: China’s central bank officially bought +23 tonnes of gold in September, its largest monthly purchase since September 2023.
This follows +20 tonnes purchased in both August and July, and marks its 23rd consecutive monthly gold purchase.
So far in 2026, China has officially acquired +103 tonnes of gold, raising total holdings to a record 2,410 tonnes.
China is now the world’s 5th-largest gold holder, following the US, Germany, Italy, and France.
At this pace, it could surpass Italy and France as early as this year, which hold 2,452 tonnes and 2,437 tonnes, respectively.
China is aggressively buying the dip in gold.
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The University of Michigan’s Current Economic Conditions Index, which dates back to 1951, hit an all-time low in October’s preliminary survey. Trump claims credit for creating the strongest economy in American history. Yet consumers’ assessment of their finances and buying conditions is more negative now than during any of the crises listed below.
1951–1953: The Korean War
1953–1954, 1957-1958, 1960-1961: which included three recessions.
1962: The Cuban Missile Crisis and threat of nuclear war.
1963: President Kennedy’s assassination.
1960s–1975: The Vietnam War, including the Tet Offensive, the 1968 assassinations and widespread civil unrest.
1972–1974: Watergate and Nixon’s resignation.
1973–1975: The Arab oil embargo, gasoline shortages, inflation and recession.
1979–1982: The second oil shock, Iran hostage crisis, stagflation, exceptionally high interest rates and two recessions.
1987: The Black Monday stock-market crash.
Late 1980s–1991: The savings-and-loan crisis, recession and Gulf War.
1997–1998: The Asian financial crisis, Russian default and Long-Term Capital Management collapse.
2000–2002: The dot-com collapse, 2001 recession and September 11 attacks.
2001 onward: The wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.
2007–2009: The housing crash, Lehman Brothers’ collapse, banking crisis and Great Recession.
2011–2012: The U.S. debt-ceiling confrontation, credit-rating downgrade and European debt crisis.
2020–2021: COVID, lockdowns, mass unemployment and recession.
2022: Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and the highest U.S. inflation in four decades.
