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J.Lamar,
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Business Advocate - Capital Markets student
Atlanta, GA. Katılım Mart 2009
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WATCH: BlackRock's Larry Fink say the quiet part out loud. He implies the U.S. must finish the war with Iran at all costs, because losing it means a great depr/recession.
"If there's a cessation of war and yet Iran remains a threat... We could have years, years of $100-150 oil."
Financelot@FinanceLancelot
US Oil surged to $91 as Qatar's energy minister warns oil prices could rise to $150 within two weeks. Back in July 2008, oil skyrocketed to $147 a barrel which completely shutdown the U.S. economy. This helped trigger the stock market crash 60 days later.
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“It really is going to transform downtown Atlanta.”
Downtown Atlanta has been declining for years, but a $5 billion redevelopment project wants to bring shopping, housing, business and entertainment back bloom.bg/4bTzB0Z
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The economic and financial headlines this morning would be screaming about another surge in oil prices if the markets weren't closed for the weekend.
Overnight, both sides signaled willingness to cross a red line: the direct, significant targeting of oil infrastructure.
Specifically,
The US bombed Kharg Island, Iran’s primary oil export hub.
President Trump stated he has directed the Pentagon to "totally obliterate" military forces on the island.
Additional US troops are being deployed to the region, fueling speculation of a potential occupation of the island.
Iran has countered with threats that all "oil, economic, and energy facilities … in the region ... will be immediately destroyed and reduced to ashes."
Adding to the stagflationary winds already blowing through the global economy, the market impact of these latest developments in the Middle East War would not have been limited to oil. We likely would have seen significant losses across many other market segments.
What actually happens when markets reopen on Monday is, of course, a function of developments over the next 48 hours.
#economy #markets #oil #inflation #middleeastwar
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🚨US student debt CRISIS is getting WORSE:
A record 16.2% of student loans transitioned into 90+ days SERIOUS delinquency in Q4 2025.
Those aged 50+ were the hardest hit, with 22.4% transitioning into serious delinquency..👇
globalmarketsinvestor.beehiiv.com/p/the-wealth-d…
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We now have:
1. The 2nd largest monthly job loss since the pandemic
2. Oil prices up +60% in 4 months to a new 2-year high
3. Gas prices up more than +20% since December 2025
4. US PPI inflation unexpectedly rising to its highest since July 2025
5. 10Y Note Yield up +20 basis points this week
6. $600B+ in expected AI investment from Magnificent 7 companies in 2026
Own assets or be left behind.
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The U.S. lost 92,000 jobs in February, a sign that the job market continues to struggle across a broad range of sectors. The hiring numbers fell far short of January’s gain of 126,000 jobs.
Read more: 🔗 on.wsj.com/3N19NYi

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The US econ grew less than expected in the fourth quarter, weighed down by a record-long govt shutdown, weaker consumer spending, and softer trade. GDP expanded at an annualized rate of 1.4% in Q4, down sharply from 4.4% in Q3. Consumer spending slowed markedly, and net exports made a much smaller contribution to growth. Govt consumption actually reduced GDP growth by 0.9ppts. Inventory build-up added a modest 0.2ppts.

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BREAKING: The Supreme Court on Friday invalidated most of President Trump's tariffs, a cornerstone of economic policy in his second term.
Read more: abcnews.link/yKOiTeJ

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@JonnyMoeTrades @WatcherGuru I was wondering what chart he was using.
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🚨The US market size is MIND-BLOWING:
The US weight in the MSCI All-Country World Index (ACWI) sits at ~64%, near the highest since the 1970s.
This is 2.5 TIMES more than Europe, Emerging Markets and Japan COMBINED.
Since 2009, following the Financial Crisis, all these markets have been in a downtrend while the US share has risen +23 percentage points.
Meanwhile, Emerging Markets weight slightly improved in 2025 while the US underperformed world stocks.
Is US dominance coming to an end?

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