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Iranian militias are getting text messages straight to their phones 📱 "Your weapons are worthless against our airstrikes. You're dying in a fight you already lost. Your commanders sold you out. They're hiding in luxury, pocketing the cash they stole…
Psychological warfare is a beautiful thing.
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A billionaire is risking half of his cryptocurrency fortune to build the first commercial space station. Success could win his startup, Vast Space, a lucrative NASA contract to replace the ISS.
Failure could cost him $1 billion
Failure could cost him $1 billion
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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:…
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Amazon just let go 16,000 corporate employees.
600,000 $AMZN warehouse workers are next on the chopping block.
600,000 $AMZN warehouse workers are next on the chopping block.
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Amazon just let go 16,000 corporate employees. 600,000 $AMZN warehouse workers are next on the chopping block.
Amazon lays off robotics staff... "Learn to code" is suddenly no longer a solution.
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$ASTS/USD H2 #Indicator #Signal #Trading #GlobalOneAI
$ASTS Deutsche Bank raised the firm’s price target on AST SpaceMobile to $137 from $81 and keeps a Buy rating on the shares.
The firm rolled forward its share valuation given the new year and AST’s EBITDA multiple to 20-times from 15.
The reason for the increase in Deutsche’s 2030 valuation multiple is that its new forecast exits 2030 with a 60% higher EBITDA growth rate of 40%, the analyst tells investors in a research note.
The firm believes AST has the partnerships in place to be successful and scale its direct-to-device business.
The firm rolled forward its share valuation given the new year and AST’s EBITDA multiple to 20-times from 15.
The reason for the increase in Deutsche’s 2030 valuation multiple is that its new forecast exits 2030 with a 60% higher EBITDA growth rate of 40%, the analyst tells investors in a research note.
The firm believes AST has the partnerships in place to be successful and scale its direct-to-device business.
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$1,994 per MTU printing in China. That is $199,400 per tonne of Ammonium Paratungstate. In a 115,000 tonne market. That makes it a global $23bn market. On which all oil and gas, aerospace, automotive, and machinery tooling is based. Tens of trillions…
Tungsten soared 16.22% WoW at Rotterdam to $2150/MTU! Western price have matched China mainland price again 🪖
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🚨 JUST IN: Iranian foreign minister just announced the regime is ready for a US GROUND INVASION "We are waiting for them!" *Smirks* "Yes! We can then confront them. That would be a big disaster for them." They are run by PSYCHOPATHS. The regime is GOING…
This is going to turn into an all out regional war.
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No cameras. No sensors.
Just Wi-Fi reading human movement.
Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University have developed a system that uses standard WiFi routers to detect human movement through walls—without any cameras.
By applying AI and DensePose model, the system turns WiFi signals into detailed maps of body posture in real time.
Just Wi-Fi reading human movement.
Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University have developed a system that uses standard WiFi routers to detect human movement through walls—without any cameras.
By applying AI and DensePose model, the system turns WiFi signals into detailed maps of body posture in real time.
⚡️ The Arab countries of the Persian Gulf face a situation of severe food dependency.
The United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, and Qatar import approximately 90% of their food.
Saudi Arabia, for its part, imports 70 to 80%.
According to some commentators, this increased dependency exposes these countries to vulnerability during periods of regional or international tension, particularly due to the presence of foreign military bases.
The United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, and Qatar import approximately 90% of their food.
Saudi Arabia, for its part, imports 70 to 80%.
According to some commentators, this increased dependency exposes these countries to vulnerability during periods of regional or international tension, particularly due to the presence of foreign military bases.
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$PLTR Palantir CEO Alex Karp on AI for warfare: “There’s not a single case where an operation worked— meaning it was lethal, the adversary was decimated, and there was a minimum of innocent lives lost— that did not involve a software.” “And we’re in every…
WE ARE AN AI-FIRST FIGHTING FORCE.
🇺🇸 OUR MILITARY will remain the MOST LETHAL IN THE WORLD
🇺🇸 OUR MILITARY will remain the MOST LETHAL IN THE WORLD
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#POTUS says Operation Epic Fury is continuing to "totally demolish the enemy — far ahead of schedule and at levels that people have never seen before."
"They have no air force, they have no air defense, all of their airplanes are gone, their communications are gone, missiles are gone, launchers are gone — about 60% and 64%, respectively."
"They have no air force, they have no air defense, all of their airplanes are gone, their communications are gone, missiles are gone, launchers are gone — about 60% and 64%, respectively."
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#CENTCOM Commander Admiral Brad Cooper: "If I just look back over the last 24 hours of the operation compared to the where we were to start, ballistic missile attacks have decreased by 90%... Drone attacks have decreased by 83%... we’re now up over 30 ships [destroyed]."
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🚨 BOOM! SECWAR PETE HEGSETH: "Iranians don't know what they're up against! If they THINK they've got it solved for, they're WRONG."
"The combination of our ingenuity, the skill, the professionalism, the discipline, and then the sheer weight of the capabilities of the US military, what you're going to see may look routine!"
"It might start to be like, oh, another boat. Oh, another launcher. Oh, another drone facility. What it takes to do this with the precision that we do is world class. No one else can do it!"
"The combination of our ingenuity, the skill, the professionalism, the discipline, and then the sheer weight of the capabilities of the US military, what you're going to see may look routine!"
"It might start to be like, oh, another boat. Oh, another launcher. Oh, another drone facility. What it takes to do this with the precision that we do is world class. No one else can do it!"
This is how a PLAN is executed.....
The U.S. offering war-risk insurance for shipping in the Gulf is a much bigger deal than it sounds. Insurance is one of the hidden switches that can turn global trade on or off. By stepping in, Trump is using a powerful economic tool to prevent a major supply shock.
Here’s why it matters:
1️⃣ Shipping insurance can shut down trade instantly
Ships legally cannot sail without insurance. In conflict zones, premiums can jump from ~0.02% of cargo value to 2–5%+. For a $100M oil tanker that’s millions of dollars — enough to stop ships from sailing.
2️⃣ The Gulf is the world’s most important oil chokepoint
The Strait of Hormuz carries ~20% of global oil supply and ~25–30% of all seaborne oil trade.
3️⃣ Without insurance, supply can disappear overnight
If insurers pull out, tankers simply stop entering the region — stranding millions of barrels per day of supply.
4️⃣ That risk alone can spike oil prices
Even the threat of disruption can send oil sharply higher as markets price in shortages.
5️⃣ It affects far more than oil
The region exports LNG, petrochemicals, fertilizer inputs, aluminum, and plastics feedstocks used across global industry.
6️⃣ Higher energy costs ripple into consumer prices
Oil affects transportation, food production, manufacturing, shipping, and electricity — meaning price increases spread quickly through the economy.
7️⃣ Markets react to expectations, not just reality
Fear of disruption can cause tanker rates, commodity prices, and speculation to surge.
8️⃣ Government insurance stabilizes the entire system
By guaranteeing coverage if private insurers step away, ships keep sailing and energy flows continue.
Bottom line: government war-risk insurance is a bold and significant prevention tool. By backstopping shipping in the Gulf, Trump is attempting to prevent a financial panic in tanker markets that could trigger a major oil shock, commodity spikes, and global inflation.
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The U.S. offering war-risk insurance for shipping in the Gulf is a much bigger deal than it sounds. Insurance is one of the hidden switches that can turn global trade on or off. By stepping in, Trump is using a powerful economic tool to prevent a major supply shock.
Here’s why it matters:
1️⃣ Shipping insurance can shut down trade instantly
Ships legally cannot sail without insurance. In conflict zones, premiums can jump from ~0.02% of cargo value to 2–5%+. For a $100M oil tanker that’s millions of dollars — enough to stop ships from sailing.
2️⃣ The Gulf is the world’s most important oil chokepoint
The Strait of Hormuz carries ~20% of global oil supply and ~25–30% of all seaborne oil trade.
3️⃣ Without insurance, supply can disappear overnight
If insurers pull out, tankers simply stop entering the region — stranding millions of barrels per day of supply.
4️⃣ That risk alone can spike oil prices
Even the threat of disruption can send oil sharply higher as markets price in shortages.
5️⃣ It affects far more than oil
The region exports LNG, petrochemicals, fertilizer inputs, aluminum, and plastics feedstocks used across global industry.
6️⃣ Higher energy costs ripple into consumer prices
Oil affects transportation, food production, manufacturing, shipping, and electricity — meaning price increases spread quickly through the economy.
7️⃣ Markets react to expectations, not just reality
Fear of disruption can cause tanker rates, commodity prices, and speculation to surge.
8️⃣ Government insurance stabilizes the entire system
By guaranteeing coverage if private insurers step away, ships keep sailing and energy flows continue.
Bottom line: government war-risk insurance is a bold and significant prevention tool. By backstopping shipping in the Gulf, Trump is attempting to prevent a financial panic in tanker markets that could trigger a major oil shock, commodity spikes, and global inflation.
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