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President Trump hints that the FED may be Shutting Down π
βThe FED building is gonna cost billions of dollars β it may NEVER OPEN...β
A. He will end the FED before he leaves
B. The FED will still be there
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βThe FED building is gonna cost billions of dollars β it may NEVER OPEN...β
A. He will end the FED before he leaves
B. The FED will still be there
https://rumble.com/v777be8-the-fed-building-is-gonna-cost-billions-of-dollars-it-may-never-open....html
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Trading has been halted in ALL contracts on the London Metal Exchange.
Wild.
Read: https://x.com/goldtelegraph_/status/2033583662084854160?s=46
Wild.
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Trading has been halted in ALL contracts on the London Metal Exchange.
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πΊπΈ PresidentTrump says the Fed should hold a "special meeting" to cut interest rates "right now."
"What's a better time to cut interest rates than now? A 3rd grade student would know that."
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Every public company on the stock market, Apple, Tesla, Walmart, all of them is currently required by law to report their finances every 3 months.
Four times a year, they have to open the books and show investors exactly how much money came in, how much went out, and what they think is coming next.
This rule has been standard practice since 1970.
The SEC just announced they're drafting a proposal that would kill that quarterly requirement.
Instead of 4 reports a year, companies would have the choice to file just twice.
The proposal could be published as soon as next month, and it's being pushed directly by Trump and his SEC Chair, Paul Atkins.
The core argument behind this change is a concept called short-termism.
Basically, when executives know they have to report every 90 days, they start making decisions designed to look good on the next report rather than building something great over the next decade.
Trump's framing of it is that China plans 50-100 years ahead, while American CEOs are managing quarter to quarter.
On top of that, putting together one of these reports can cost a company anywhere from $50,000 to over $1 million and takes around 180 hours of work per filing.
Cut reporting in half, and you cut that burden in half too.
The people against this change have one main word, transparency.
Quarterly filings are one of the most reliable ways fraud and financial trouble gets caught early, investors comb through the numbers every 3 months and spot when things don't add up.
Go to 6 month gaps, and a company could be quietly falling apart for half a year before the public ever knows.
3:27 PM Β· Mar 16, 2026
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Every public company on the stock market, Apple, Tesla, Walmart, all of them is currently required by law to report their finances every 3 months.
Four times a year, they have to open the books and show investors exactly how much money came in, how much went out, and what they think is coming next.
This rule has been standard practice since 1970.
The SEC just announced they're drafting a proposal that would kill that quarterly requirement.
Instead of 4 reports a year, companies would have the choice to file just twice.
The proposal could be published as soon as next month, and it's being pushed directly by Trump and his SEC Chair, Paul Atkins.
The core argument behind this change is a concept called short-termism.
Basically, when executives know they have to report every 90 days, they start making decisions designed to look good on the next report rather than building something great over the next decade.
Trump's framing of it is that China plans 50-100 years ahead, while American CEOs are managing quarter to quarter.
On top of that, putting together one of these reports can cost a company anywhere from $50,000 to over $1 million and takes around 180 hours of work per filing.
Cut reporting in half, and you cut that burden in half too.
The people against this change have one main word, transparency.
Quarterly filings are one of the most reliable ways fraud and financial trouble gets caught early, investors comb through the numbers every 3 months and spot when things don't add up.
Go to 6 month gaps, and a company could be quietly falling apart for half a year before the public ever knows.
3:27 PM Β· Mar 16, 2026
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Private Credit Defaults hit an all-time high 9.2% last year.
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π¨ JUST IN: It's been revealed that Sec. Marco Rubio is SIGNIFICANTLY more popular among his own party than the last Secretary of State
Rubio is at 81% PERCENT!
"Significantly higher than [Biden's] Tony Blinken."
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Rubio is at 81% PERCENT!
"Significantly higher than [Biden's] Tony Blinken."
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JOHN SOLOMON: There is intercepted intelligence the Trump administration has had for months suggesting Ukrainian officials were discussing ways to help Joe Biden win the 2024 presidential election using American taxpayer money.
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π₯IT'S OFFICIAL: After defaming President Trump, the head of the BBC admitted the network is approaching BANKRUPTCY
SEN. JOHN KENNEDY: "This is a crisis of its own making!"
"That's the same BBC that misled its audience by splicing together two snippets of President Trump's speech that were 50 MINUTES apart."
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SEN. JOHN KENNEDY: "This is a crisis of its own making!"
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JUST IN - Trump's Director of National Counterterrorism Joe Kent resigns: "I cannot in good conscience support the ongoing war in Iran. Iran posed no imminent threat to our nation, and it is clear that we started this war due to pressure from Israel and its powerful American lobby."
Source: https://x.com/joekent16jan19/status/2033897242986209689
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