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Neo Patel (@capitalpatel) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Talked with a few friends this evening who are in different companies/sectors. Basically, if they don't provide some clarity this weekend on the tariffs - show some movement based on negotiations - we are heading into a recession. From Monday, companies are taking firm actions to

The_Real_Fly (@the_real_fly) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Why markets are crashing? They lied about the tariffs being 'targeted' and 'reciprocal'. None of that math makes sense and it lacks intellectual rigor. When Trump said 10% on all nations -- the futures rose 1.5% on that news. That win would have raised the $600b he wanted and

Anna Wong (@annaeconomist) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Reasons why I see legs for the selloff to go on —absence of Fed or Trump put. The following focuses on why Fed put is elusive: 1) The current selloff is conditional on assuming Fed will cut 5 times this year. But all FOMC member said they need more “clarity “ before they cut

Anna Wong (@annaeconomist) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We calculated that post Trump “put” today, the tariff mix is actually worse —China exports more consumer goods to US than other countries, so boosting that (to 125%) relative to others will boost the hit to consumption goods.

We calculated that post Trump “put” today, the tariff mix is actually worse —China exports more consumer goods to US than other countries, so boosting that (to 125%) relative to others will boost the hit to consumption  goods.
TheMarketSniper - MBA, CMT. #HVFmethod (@themarketsniper) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Trump’s tariffs were designed to kill China. But here’s the twist: China’s MASSIVE domestic market will keep it afloat. The real economic fallout is happening in a different bloc—one that depends FAR MORE on exports. And it’s already starting to crack: 🧵

Trump’s tariffs were designed to kill China.

But here’s the twist: China’s MASSIVE domestic market will keep it afloat.

The real economic fallout is happening in a different bloc—one that depends FAR MORE on exports.

And it’s already starting to crack: 🧵
Tarun Amasa (@tarunamasa) 's Twitter Profile Photo

It’s official. We’ve raised $14m led by OpenAI Startup Fund to bring AI to Excel. Endex is the first AI agent to live inside Excel. For the past year, we've been working with financial firms. Today we’re releasing it to the world. Our capacity is limited; comment below for