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Oil Prices Just Crossed $100 Again. Here's What Energy Investors Should Do Next.

Oil prices are going to drive profits for the sector, specifically in North America.

58-year-old outdoor retailer nears Chapter 11 filing

Paradigm Researcher Proposes PACTs to Shield Dormant Bitcoin From Quantum Computing Risk

Paradigm researcher Dan Robinson published a proposal on May 1 that could let dormant bitcoin holders, including those believed to be Satoshi Nakamoto’s coins, silently prove address control before quantum computers can crack their keys. Key Takeaways: Paradigm’s Dan Robinson proposed PACTs on May 1, 2026, offering bitcoin holders a free, private way to timestamp […]

Quantum Computing: Moving Out Of The Lab

OPEC+ said to have agreed in principle to June quota hike

Turning $250K Into $1M in 5 Years: Why This Real Estate Promise Is a Red Flag

Xerox might be the next meme stock to runup

TLDR: Xerox has a massive meme potential and you all know what that means As a gen X, I guarantee that we have all been there acting all regarded by the Xerox at some point in our lives, just like the boomers before us. This stock has nostalgic support form all generations, from boomers and all the way to alpha, though probably for different reasons. We all want it to succeed for the meme and for making us some money, as well as their effort to sell IP which some might find valuable right now and it contributes to improved margins. So far I have a tiny position in May $3, but I am looking to add more as the stock moves, and funnily enough there are not enough high strikes for this stonk currently available, since I would go as far up and out as I can to get the same cost. Here is to the stonk moving up and higher strikes being rolled out. https://preview.redd.it/c5ww8hg9mjyg1.png?width=749&format=png&auto=webp&s=92d9316e4ca865c3d70c7314a8a7fb11ec9e36eb submitted by /u/value1024 [link] [comments]

Healthcare earnings impress with 86% beat rate, yet sector lags: Earnings Scorecard

Here's Why GE Healthcare Shares Slumped This Week

US to withdraw 5,000 troops from Germany amid NATO tensions

The troop withdrawal signals a potential shift in US-NATO relations, raising concerns about future US military commitments and alliance stability. The post US to withdraw 5,000 troops from Germany amid NATO tensions appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Missed Advanced Micro Devices' Big Move? Here's Why It's Still a Buy

CEO Lisa Su: Customers are "anxious" to get the MI450 GPU in their data centers.

Most Lethal!

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VAR, fine margins & 'superior' Lyon cost Arsenal Champions League final spot

Arsenal eliminated from the Champions League by Lyon after a 4-3 aggregrate defeat and an eventful match in France - with VAR heavily involved throughout

The Energy Transition Isn't Dead. These 3 Renewable Stocks Are Built to Last Decades.

Cathie Wood buys $40 million of beaten-down fintech stock

a daily kill switch saved me more than any indicator ever did

i see a lot of posts on here about blowing up accounts. gets me thinking about my first couple of years. i had a decent strategy. i could find good setups. but my P&L curve looked like a heart attack. i'd make money for three days and then give it all back, plus more, on the fourth day. i thought i needed a better indicator, a more complex entry model, whatever. i spent hundreds of hours backtesting stuff that didnt matter. the real problem wasn't my strategy. it was that i had no ""off"" switch. now my rules are painfully simple and have nothing to do with charts: - if i lose two trades in a row, i'm done for the day. doesnt matter if the perfect setup appears 10 minutes later. i walk away. - if my account is down 2% for the day, i'm done. hard stop. - if i hit my daily profit target (which is modest), i'm also done. this was the hardest one to follow (still is sometimes). i just close the terminal. doesnt matter what im trading. i log out of the bydfi app on my phone and i go do something else. it feels like leaving money on the table some days. it's boring. but im not blowing up accounts anymore. and i'm still here. that's the difference. submitted by /u/ArthurCastus [link] [comments]

Reddit Turns Human Chatter Into Wall Street Gold With Blowout Q1

Meta Platforms’ AI investment surge amid US-China tech rivalry

Meta's AI investment highlights a strategic shift in global tech power dynamics, influencing national security and economic policies worldwide. The post Meta Platforms’ AI investment surge amid US-China tech rivalry appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Gemini vs Google Ads

ER stated positive advertising revenue guidance and that AI has not hurt that part of their business. At the same time, Google is being hyped lately for the success of Gemini. I love how Gemini pro can help me find information and diagnose problems without having to search up YouTube videos. i’m definitely interacting less with Google ads now. In addition when I do use Google to search that Gemini summary at the top is usually enough to get the info I need. If Gemini is as useful for everyone else, then it has to impact the ad business. Maybe Gemini is not as successful as they claim, or maybe they do see how it will impact advertising revenue. I don’t see how two things can be true at the same time BTW, I do not own any shares, thinking about starting a position Thoughts? submitted by /u/ProcedureHopeful2944 [link] [comments]

Happy weekend, guys!

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Banksy confirms new statue installed in central London is his work

The statue in Waterloo Place, which appeared early Wednesday, depicts a man proudly hoisting a flag— but the flag is blinding him.

Chevron's Production Soared Along With Oil Prices in the First Quarter, But Its Profits Fell. What Happened With the Oil Stock?

Iran accuses US of NPT non-compliance, heightening diplomatic tensions

Increased diplomatic tensions may hinder US-Iran dialogue, impacting geopolitical stability and nuclear non-proliferation efforts. The post Iran accuses US of NPT non-compliance, heightening diplomatic tensions appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

95 year old invests $1.2m in Berkshire Hathaway at $2k/sh; 600 class A shares. Each share is now worth $710k, giving him $425m.

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