Wow! #HydroGraphInc prints new ever-high one day after a 30 million dollar raise. I have never seen such power in a name before. NASDAQ listing and contract execution will send this thing to dream levels. $hg #hgraf #graphene #nanotech

$MP $UUUU $UAMY $USAR $TMC $CRML | South Korea and Brazil elevate ties to a Strategic Partnership during President Lula’s first Seoul visit in 21 years.

The leaders sign 10 MOUs spanning AI, critical minerals, and trade, launching a 4 year plan to boost supply chain resilience.

$OKLO $SMR $NNE $LEU $CCJ $GEV $BWXT | President Trump signs executive orders to slash nuclear licensing to 18 months and orders three reactors online by July 4.

The DOE coordinates a bulk "10-reactor" purchase to standardize the AP1000 fleet and quadruple U.S. nuclear power.

$TSLA $MBLY $AMZN $NVDA $SERV $RR | BMW brings humanoid robots to Europe, launching a pilot at its Leipzig plant.

Using Hexagon’s AEON robots, the team will test EV battery and exterior part assembly starting in April. The move follows a successful 2025 trial in the U.S.

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$RKLB added $751M to backlog in Q4 which was the largest quarterly increase in company history.

That's nearly as much backlog in one quarter as it added across all of 2022, 2023 & 2024 combined.

Monster in the making.

THIS IS CONCERNING.

Over 1.17 million US job cuts were announced in the last year, the highest since the pandemic.

600,000 were cut in just the first two months of 2026.

Major layoffs include:

• US Government: 317,000
• UPS: 78,000
• Amazon: 30,000
• Intel: 25,000
• Citigroup: 20,000
• Nissan: 20,000
• Microsoft: 15,000
• Verizon: 13,000
• Accenture: 11,000
• Salesforce: 4,000
• Block: 4,000

A significant portion of that is because of AI. Companies are openly saying smaller teams can now do the same work.

This is happening in the weakest white collar hiring market since 2008. The risk is simple.

The US economy runs on consumer spending. Higher income workers drive a large share of that demand. When $150k-$200k jobs are replaced with software, company margins improve, but household income falls.

There's second order effect as well:

The same companies cutting staff are selling products and services to that same income base. If AI driven layoffs reduce household income at scale, demand for retail, fintech, SaaS, travel, and enterprise services weakens.

Short term profitability improves but Long term the customer base shrinks.

If this scales, spending weakens. Housing, autos, travel, subscriptions, and credit quality all become sensitive.

You can have rising productivity and strong corporate earnings while the income base underneath shrinks.

That is how you build a GHOST ECONOMY, output grows, but broad participation in that growth declines.

The labor market needs to absorb this transition before demand starts to weaken at the core of the economy.

Hey Claude, run the country with minimal spending so we can fire the whole government

⚡️JUST IN: The President just blacklisted use of Anthropic from all United States Government Institutions.

There will be a 6 months phase out.

🇩🇪🇨🇳 German Chancellor Merz says Germans need to work more in order to match China:

“We are simply no longer productive enough. Each individual may say, “I already do quite a lot.” And that may be true.

But when you return from China, ladies and gentlemen, you see things more clearly.

With work-life balance and a four-day week, long-term prosperity in our country cannot be maintained. We will simply have to do a bit more.”

🚨 Trump and the Pentagon are officially targeting Anthropic to gain control of its AI agents.

Sam Altman defends his competitor against these threats.

As a reminder, the US wants to use Claude for its military, but Anthropic refuses to allow the AI ​​to be used unsupervised by targeting humans.

The German government strangles its economy with regulations, high taxes and high energy prices … then floods the country with low skilled workers from the Third World …. Then complains that Germans don’t work hard enough 🤡

PRESIDENT TRUMP on VENEZUELA: We’ll help build their country, which was once a disaster. We’re going to benefit from it also. That’s how it’s supposed to be right? It’s going to be great.

When your the first ever CEO of two trillion dollar public companies at the same time

This is the real map of leverage.

Many countries talk about “de-risking”.

But look at the numbers.

🇺🇸 U.S. ~13.8% of goods imports from China
🇪🇺 Much of Europe 10–20%
🇯🇵 Japan 22.5%
🇦🇺 Australia 25.5%
🇧🇷 Brazil 24.9%
🇵🇪 Peru 28.7%
🇰🇭 Cambodia 46.8%

For some economies, nearly half of total goods imports come from China.

Why this matters:

📦 Supply chains are not easily rewired.
🏭 Manufacturing ecosystems take decades to replicate.
⚡ Critical inputs. Electronics, machinery, intermediate goods.

In a world of tariffs, export controls, and strategic minerals weaponization, dependency becomes bargaining power.

Trade is no longer just economics.

It is geopolitics with invoices attached.

#China

🚨🇮🇷 Dozens of key Iranian targets hit in Tehran, including the presidential compound, airport, and intelligence HQ, Israel Hayom reports chaos unfolding across the city.

Trump just started the war with Iran! 🇺🇸 🇮🇱 vs 🇮🇷

Here are 7️⃣ stocks most likely to benefit!

1/ Lockheed Martin $LMT

Major US defense contractor producing fighter jets, missiles, and defense systems.

The company will benefit because major conflicts drive higher US and allied defense spending, accelerating orders, replenishment of munitions, and long-term modernization contracts.

It supplies the US. military with systems such as:

- F-35 Lightning II fighter
- Patriot PAC-3 missile interceptors
- HIMARS rocket systems,
- Aegis missile defense components,

Additionally, Israel operates the F-35I “Adir,” F-16 variants, and uses Lockheed-produced components and interceptors.

Crucially, $LMT supplies the Iron Dome’s Tamir and David’s Sling systems in its air and missile defense architecture.