Remember the good old days Elon Musk

Thames Water stands as a damning indictment of what happens when essential infrastructure is run like a private equity asset. Since 2006, it has been owned by a group of global pension funds and sovereign wealth funds — the very institutions that should have championed long-term

Looks like silver tries to break out.

Next thing Stepehen Miller deporting Elon and his 20 kids for overstaying student visa in 1997

Nice move

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The Big Beautiful EV Mandate Cut

Honeymoon over. Tesla down 10%. Elon calling out “ingratitude” & openly thinking of a new party. It’s the real time wrestling Americans voted for. As always, nobody’s finest hour but I’m afraid this won’t stop.

À la guerre comme à la guerre

Elon just went nuclear within less than 12 hours. Quite something

This is an important thought process

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“With Republicans like this, who needs Democrats” -> the bill will get worse. Got gold?

Another great podcast with Frank. The CCP makes endless pledges—then stalls, breaks them, or shifts terms. It drags talks out, wears you down, and restarts the cycle. History books will tally broken promises. A never-ending opera…a waste of time! podcasts.apple.com/ch/podcast/goo…

In a matter of hours, a loosely connected web of Musk-linked trades — and a few tied to Trump — cratered as the public feud escalated. Dogecoin sank 10%; a publicly traded fund dangling SpaceX exploration for retail consumption slid 13%; leveraged bets amping up returns on

Central banks worldwide are on track to buy 1,000 metric tons of gold in 2025, which would be their 4th year of massive purchases as they diversify reserves from dollar-denominated assets into bullion, according to Metals Focus. #Gold

Great listen: Japan’s gov debt is 200% to GDP, but offset by assets making it net 120%. Japan also runs a trade surplus & self-funds (saving). The US can’t get to 200%: it’s economy is too large, depends on foreign buyers, & runs persistent deficits podcasts.apple.com/ch/podcast/mon…

Makes sense

Apparently, having an opinion on the UK’s mass immigration policy now comes with a terrorist warning label. Keir Starmer

I fully support this. Yes, there was a time when Switzerland produced world-class bankers — but those days are gone. In past 20 years, for every competent hire, Swiss banks brought in 3–5 who blew up risk management. Each crisis ended in a bailout — and each time, the culprits