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Andy Childs

@childs_ac

Community Banker 🏠 Lender | Dad to 5 | Gal. 2:20 🏈 Chiefs Back to Back! 🏈 Love talking Macro Econ | Bullish U3O8 ☢️ and things you have to drill for🛢

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calendar_today16-09-2012 00:36:15

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Geiger Capital (@geiger_capital) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A million seconds ago was October 11th A billion seconds ago was 1993 A trillion seconds ago was 30,000 B.C. The US national debt is now rising by $1 Trillion every ~180 days.

Geiger Capital (@geiger_capital) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Friendly Reminder: If your income has not risen by at least 26% since Covid hit, you are now poorer. And that is using the government’s own data. The real number is likely 40% plus.

Friendly Reminder:

If your income has not risen by at least 26% since Covid hit, you are now poorer.

And that is using the government’s own data. The real number is likely 40% plus.
Otavio (Tavi) Costa (@tavicosta) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Nvidia is now valued at nearly three times the entire energy sector. Almost three times. And no, it doesn’t generate more profit than energy companies in the S&P 500. In fact, the combined free cash flow of this sector over the last year is about 20% higher than Nvidia’s.

Nvidia is now valued at nearly three times the entire energy sector.

Almost three times.

And no, it doesn’t generate more profit than energy companies in the S&P 500.

In fact, the combined free cash flow of this sector over the last year is about 20% higher than Nvidia’s.
The Long View (@hayekandkeynes) 's Twitter Profile Photo

“One of the more straightforward ways to show debasement is via the price of Campbell’s tomato soup. Rather than relying on a complex set of estimates and substitutions, it’s just a history record of what the same can of soup cost over time.”

“One of the more straightforward ways to show debasement is via the price of Campbell’s tomato soup. Rather than relying on a complex set of estimates and substitutions, it’s just a history record of what the same can of soup cost over time.”