Is there an LLM version of yahoo finance? “Tell me all the companies with over $10b in revenue and a 10% growth rate and sort them by P/E ratio”

Moody’s just downgraded the U.S. sovereign credit rating from its top-tier Aaa to Aa1. This has only happened twice before, both of which led to volatile market reactions: 8/1/23 - Fitch downgrade 8/5/11 - Standard & Poor's downgrade Here's what to expect this time 👇

Why you need to invest, in one chart... creativeplanning.com/charlie/

Do you remember when you joined X? I do! #MyXAnniversary

You can quickly tell who a country’s ally is by looking at who supplies its weapons. An interesting chart from Deutsche Bank shows arms imports by countries of the so-called Global South.

"If you need your money back within a few months, it’s foolish to own stocks. But if you won’t need your cash for another 10 or 20 years, it’s foolish not to own stocks." - Jonathan Clements Video: youtube.com/watch?v=hp0asn…

The US bombed Iran over the weekend. Naturally, stocks rose 1% today while crude oil fell 9%. Just as everyone predicted…

And the $VIX moved down 4%, closing at the lows of the day. Nothing like a Middle East bombing to calm the markets.

Does this sound like a man who is about to resign?

POTUS says he was surprised that Powell was even appointed. So let's go back to 2017.

THE ABSOLUTE INSANITY here is that Canada is arguably one of the richest countries in natural resources in the world, and yet, the government chose depreciating financial assets and derivatives as a means to secure the financial future of Canada.

manufacturing state to healthcare state

LMAO this is a comedy skit

“And this is where we adjust the interest rate.”

The great companies execute on the basics, don't tell you everything, and then surprise you with new things you never knew they were working on. Mediocre companies can't execute on the basics so they tell you everything they are working on and surprise you with disappointment.

The world’s 6 largest companies are all U.S. tech giants — together worth over $18 trillion. And 22 of the top 25 are American.

Bull markets have lasted 5x longer than bear markets on average. Bulls: +254% over 5 years 🐂 Bears: –31% over 1 year 🐻 Markets spend far more time growing wealth than destroying it. Why interrupting compounding is the biggest risk of all. Video: youtube.com/watch?v=9T34gi…

Bears keep pointing to weak seasonality as their base case now. But few understand that seasonality is a second-tier input... it’s context, not conviction. Breadth and trend always come first! And when they move against the seasonal script, that’s often the strongest message

The big money is made in the waiting:

love when history is being made