Les.

So many left leaning analysts are so wise after the fact while offering the opposite insights beforehand. The kind of tipsters you want to steer a million miles clear of before putting skin in the game- because they never have any.

@FinanceTiger They won’t tame anything. They are yet again an ass covering exercise.

🇬🇧 This is truly very bad news for pensioners and those on lower incomes, as they will feel inflation much worse than the rest of us. 😢 "UK interest rate hikes 'won't tame Trumpflation': Bank of England warned of damage to economy!" "The threat of higher inflation – US bank Goldman Sachs has warned it could hit 5 per cent – has seen traders bet on as many as four interest rate hikes in 2026, after previously expecting cuts." thisismoney.co.uk/money/markets/…

DCFs are popular, but I prefer reverse DCF

@rcolvile Great first serve.

Nothing has made me feel as old as learning that Bojan Krkic has retired.

Rory Stewart needs to be studied. No one in political living memory has been more 180° wrong on every topic going than this clown. Mid wits assume he is bright because he looks like a geek and speaks with an OE lilt. He’s just a posh spaz. Sorry. I am so tired of this fawning preening bollocks from friendly left adjacent media. Stewart is literally the fucking Jim Kramer of politics. Bin.

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Ray Dalio: “Something needs to prick the bubble to cause a market crash.” Historically, what ended overvalued markets was something that led to substantial outflows of cash, generally rate hikes or quantitative tightening. Up until now, we didn’t have an environment for a rate hike, this is changing now as inflation is set to tick upward due to increasing oil prices and tariffs. If the Fed hikes rates, it may trigger secular outflows, leading to the crash of this market. Nobody can know what’ll happen, but it’s important to position accordingly now. Regardless of what happens, you should be staying in your high-quality and undervalued positions. Also raise cash allocation preparing for the worst, and if it happens, be ready to buy. For those who position correctly, a crash is good news. However, I still don’t believe there’ll be a real crash. What’ll likely happen is that Iran situation will be resolved over the next couple of weeks, and market will partially recover. That recovery can sustain and we may see new highs if Q1 earnings come above expectations. In short, caution should be the governing paradigm now, but it’s also important to keep optimism since this market still has strong tailwinds as well, not just headwinds and uncertainty.

Keir Starmer couldn’t be more pathetic.

The more I listen to this the funnier and weirder it gets as a form of political communication

@Birdyword He's a strange cat. He thinks as PM he does not have responsibility for Energy policy only the Energy secretary does. & he beats himself up about it.

@BurnsideWasTosh Hard to imagine someone who can so utterly fail at the job. He's just a paper pusher.

What a kkkkkkeeeerrrrhhunt. "I have spent years trying to deal with violence against women and girls" To the extent of a year ago saying there'd be no Inquiry into Rape Gangs. This vomit shart is a stand alone abomination but as Prime Minister he disgraces us all.

@SkyNews @MarketBlondes @BethRigby I’m shit at the job & I beat myself up about it

"I hate the fact that I made that mistake and I dwell on it. I beat myself up about it." Sir Keir Starmer speaks to @BethRigby about his decision to appoint Peter Mandelson as U.S. ambassador. Listen to the interview on #ElectoralDysfunction on Friday👉 podfollow.com/electoraldysfu…

President of the British Chamber of Commerce and former Chief Economist at the Bank of England, Andy Haldane, has told ITV News' @ITVJoel that the pick-up in inflation will be 'manageable'. He said the energy price shock 'calls for lower interest rates, not higher ones'.

@EdwardJDavey Your incompetence cost the tax payer £1.2 billion, got 213 sub postmasters jailed and 13 killed. You should apologise to every family paying the price.

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This is Wild. Deutsche Bank has developed an index that helps to predict the next TACO by Trump. It has proven effective in previous big Trump pivots. The "Pressure index" combines one-month change in approval ratings, one-year inflation expectations and performance of the S&P 500 & t-bill yields. The higher it goes, the greater the chances of 🌮

@jamierkennedy Can’t really do better than some of those holes 12, 13, 15, 16 are pretty much perfect.

Holes that don't exist... Have you ever thought how good a hole would be from the 14th tee at Augusta to the 12th green? No? Just me then?

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