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President Trump signed a permit to authorize a new pipeline expansion to move more Canadian oil from Alberta Canada to refineries in the USA. Biden did everything he could to block these types of pipelines. Now the companies need to focus on getting these pipelines finished before 2029.

In 1965 the world needed 5.3 barrels of oil to produce every $1,000 of GDP. In 2024, its 0.3 barrels. The economy runs 94% more efficiently on oil than it did 60 years ago. So next time someone tells you rising crude in 2026 will crash the global economy like the 1970s Show them this chart. Does oil price still matter to your trading decisions in 2026? Drop your view 👇

Since Trump took office, over 352,000 Federal employees have been fired, resigned, or retired and were not replaced. The Federal workforce is smaller today than at any point since 1966. This is wonderful news. Now let's pair it with some spending cuts or it's all for nothing!

The latest salary data was released Here is the median salary by age: 20-24: $41k 25-34: $60k 35-44: $72k 45-54: $72k 55-64: $69k Over 65: $62k Making $100k/year is still a flex 😳

Avg. 401k balance in the U.S. by age: - 25–34: $30,017 - 35–44: $76,354 - 45–54: $142,069 - 55–64: $208,874 - 65+: $232,710 ...Does this data surprise you!?

Active inventory in April 2026 compared to pre-pandemic April 2019: +23% —> Southwest +3% —> West -2% —> Southeast -35% —> Midwest -50% —> Northeast

S&P 500 IS RALLYING ON EMPTY VOLUME And that's exactly the problem When price goes up but volume stays low - it means there's no real conviction behind the move We saw this exact setup in early 2025: 1. Low volume rally - price goes up, nobody's really buying 2. Volume picks up - first warning sign, distribution begins 3. High volume sell-off - that's when it gets ugly Right now the same picture is forming again I'm not saying the dump is guaranteed, but when volume finally returns to this market, it won't be buyers leading the charge Save this. Let's see who's right!

Active housing inventory by April: April 2018 -> 1,102,064 📉 April 2019 -> 1,137,198 📈 April 2020 -> 941,733 📉 April 2021 -> 435,663 📉 April 2022 -> 379,978 📉 April 2023 -> 562,966 📈 April 2024 -> 734,318 📈 April 2025 -> 959,251 📈 April 2026 -> 1,002,935 📈