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The Colorado River is running out of water. 40 million Americans depend on it. Wall Street is already trading water futures.
Lake Mead dropped to 28% capacity last year. Lowest level since it was filled in the 1930s. You could see a white mineral ring on the canyon walls 170 feet above the waterline. That ring is where the water USED to be.
40 million people across 7 states get their drinking water from the Colorado River. $1.4 trillion in annual agricultural output depends on it. Las Vegas, Phoenix, LA, San Diego, all connected to a river that produces 20% less water than it did 20 years ago.
In December 2020, the CME launched water futures. You can now trade the price of water like oil or corn.
In the first year, water futures rose 92%.
Hedge funds are buying water rights across the American West. $4.3 billion spent acquiring water rights in the last three years. Michael Burry, the guy who shorted the housing market before 2008, has been investing in water and farmland since 2010. He called it "the next big trade." The same guy who saw 2008 coming looked at the entire market and decided water was the move.
Global freshwater demand will exceed supply by 40% by 2030 according to the UN. Four years from now. India is depleting groundwater 2x faster than it's replenished. China's northern plains, which produce 65% of the country's wheat, are running dry. The Ogallala Aquifer under the American Midwest has lost 30% of its volume and recharges at 1 inch per year.
Farmers pump 12 inches per year. Do the math on that.
How to position.
Water utilities (American Water Works, Essential Utilities) have stable multiples with pricing power. When water gets scarce, the price goes up and they're the only supplier. Not a lot of competition when you're the only company that can keep the taps on. Water tech companies (Xylem, Evoqua) build desalination and recycling systems governments will be forced to buy. Agricultural land with senior water rights in the Colorado basin has appreciated 340% in the last decade.
The ETF play if you want broad exposure: First Trust Water ETF (FIW) holds 36 water companies. 214% return over the last 10 years.
btw unlike oil, there's no alternative to water. You can't invent a substitute. You can't drill somewhere else. You can't switch to solar water.
i track commodity scarcity signals and institutional positioning in resource sectors through tradevision. wall street moved into water 5 years ago. retail hasn't caught on yet. that gap is where the return sits.
You can live without oil. You can live without gold. You can live without the internet. You cannot live without water. And 40% of the world won't have enough of it by 2030. interesting times.
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Per Grok:
Nope—not true.
That “29% per year” claim? Total clickbait. Real high-yield savings accounts right now top out at around five percent APY—think Varo or similar online banks. Nothing close to twenty-nine, especially not “hidden” by big banks.
The post is from @OxfordxInsights, tied to some investment club pushing a long video tease. Replies call it out as scam-y—people saying “30-minute lead-in before details? Hard pass.” No legit source backs a secret 29% account; it’s classic hype to funnel you into paid newsletters or affiliates.
If it sounds too good, it usually is. Stick to FDIC-insured stuff—five percent beats most, but twenty-nine? Fantasy.
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If he or a loved one had cancer, Dr. Thomas Seyfried's top priorities would be:
1. Reduce systemic inflammation
2. Deprive tumor cells of their fuels: glucose & glutamine
3. Transition fully into nutritional ketosis (normal cells thrive, tumors starve)
4. Pulse glutamine-targeting drugs (e.g., repurposed parasite meds)
5. Add non-toxic therapies like hyperbaric oxygen & IV vitamin C
Metabolic approach to make the body hostile to cancer cells.
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Here's the simple reason why ruminant meat (beef, lamb) is superior to monogastric meat (chicken, pork).
Monogastrics store whatever they’re fed.
Grains in → linoleic acid in their fat.
That’s why pork fat = 20% PUFA, chicken fat = 25% PUFA.
They are literally swimming in seed oils.
Ruminants are different. Their multi-chambered stomachs biohydrogenate polyunsaturated fats, converting unstable seed oils into stable saturated & monounsaturated fats.
Grains in → beef fat still ~2–4% PUFA.
Translation:
🐖 + 🐓 = vehicles for industrial seed oils.
🐄 + 🐑 = built-in detox machines that protect you from seed oils.
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The "clogged arteries from saturated fat" myth has dictated 60 years of dietary policy, birthed a trillion-dollar statin industry, and convinced the world that eating fat makes you fat.
Here's what actually happens:
LDL rises on carnivore because LDL is a lipid carrier in a high-fat diet. That's its job. But ketosis increases large, fluffy LDL particles (benign) while reducing small, dense LDL particles (atherogenic).
Without oxidation, LDL can't cause atherosclerosis. Period. LDL only becomes problematic when it's oxidized: which happens when it's lined with fragile linoleic acid from seed oils and subjected to oxidative stress from sugar, seed oils, pesticides, and plant toxins.
All of which are absent on carnivore.
Recent study on metabolically healthy people with exceptionally high LDL following a ketogenic diet for a year: negligible plaque progression.
Meanwhile, heart disease was virtually nonexistent until seed oils entered the food supply in the early 1900s. Despite red meat having a 2.5 million-year head start.
Blaming modern diseases on ancient foods is profoundly nonsensical.
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This Fox News chart is a brutal takedown of Biden's economic disaster. It shows cumulative price changes side by side.
Overall inflation: Biden 4.3%. Trump 1.6%. Groceries: Biden 3.8%. Trump 1.3%. Gas: Biden up 24.4%. Trump down 5.4%.
Trump's first year delivered real relief at the pump and on shelves. Biden crushed families with skyrocketing costs.
Trump 2.0 is already reversing the damage. Prices are falling. Wages are rising. America is winning again.
The numbers prove it. Strong leadership works. Weak policies destroy wallets. Patriots see the truth clear as day.
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