
|| DePostle ||
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@atrupar @CNBC you’re polluting the minds of the American public by allowing these dangerous ideological narratives to be pushed by @SaraEisen and @JoeSquawk its not welcomed it doesn’t work..never has in this country..and you’d be smart to get them off air ASAP and get them some help

Billionaires like me and big corporations need to pay more in taxes, because too many Californians are struggling to get by.





I don't trade stocks and never will. That is my wife's money in an independent trust with no input. I am proud of my Republican father in law's immigrant success story as someone who started an auto transmission business in Ohio! I have been a lead for banning stock trading and having members and their families put assets in a trust

Nancy Pelosi take a seat. There is a new king in town when it comes to Congress members being abnormally good traders. Ro Khanna has DESTROYED the S&P 500 since January 2024. Read the full analysis: procapinsights.com/app/articles/c…












The 30 most in-demand startup secondary shares in Q1 '26 (per Setter Capital): - Anthropic hits #1, bumping out SpaceX as the most desired shares on the list. - Five of the top six companies are big IPO candidates in the next 12-18 months. They've been absorbing a lot of investor interest and capital over the past few quarters, it will be interesting to see what happens as they list. - Prediction markets are still hot! Polymarket and Kalshi are two of the fastest risers. Anything crypto that hasn't rebranded as prediction markets continues softening. - Replit and Shield AI are the two other fastest risers on the list. Lovable and Cursor also move up a few spots. - ElevenLabs debuts at #9, tied (with Shield AI) for the highest ever. OpenEvidence and Saronic also make what I think is their first ever appearance on the list. - Perplexity, Crusoe, and Figure both sliding significantly. Anecdotally feels like I haven't seen them discussed as much recently. One notable data point, the average last round valuation of companies on the list was $120B (up 122% YoY). This compares to the average S&P 500 company valuation of $122B. Insane how big the private markets have gotten.









