Turkey will let the Lira fall even faster against the U.S. Dollar, cautions Goldman Sachs 🚨 Apparently a 97% dump over 15 years isn't enough 📉🇹🇷

JUST IN 🚨: China's government just pumped 13.8 Billion Yuan ($2 Billion USD) into their largest ETF tracking semiconductor stocks, the fund's largest inflow in history 🤯 👀

Semiconductor Stocks now account for more than 20% of global trading volume, the most in history 🚨

🚨 🚨 JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon said investors are underestimating geopolitical and fiscal risks that could eventually rattle markets

Dimon said he wouldn’t be a buyer of either equities or long-dated U.S. Treasurys at current prices - CNBC

Oracle $ORCL has now collapsed by more than 50% since June 📉 📉

After several failed bond auctions, the Russian government is canceling future issuances, giving no guidance on any resumption.

Russia now joins a very small club of nations - namely Ethiopia and Lebanon - that are unable to sell government bonds even to their own commercial banks.

Loop Engineering is already dead. We're entering the Graph Engineering era.

If you send this prompt to Claude, it teaches you exactly how to master the basics of Graph Engineering:

Kimi just shipped one of the most powerful open-weight models on earth.

2.8 trillion parameters, a 1M token context window, and it beats Claude Opus 4.8 on independent benchmarks.

Most people are only using it to chat. Almost nobody is building Skills for it yet.

Here's exactly to build insanely powerful Kimi K3 skills:

What a Skill actually is

A Skill is a folder containing a SKILL.md file that teaches Kimi Code a specific workflow, standard, or piece of domain knowledge it should follow every time a matching task comes up.

Instead of re-explaining your coding conventions, your writing style, or your business rules every session, you write it once and Kimi automatically decides when to pull it in.

3 ways to build one:

1. The manual way (most control)

Create a subdirectory inside your Skills folder, then create a SKILL.md file inside it.

---
name: my-skill-name
description: What this does and when to use it
---

## Instructions
[Your step-by-step workflow here]

That's the entire structure. YAML frontmatter on top, markdown instructions below.

2. The AI-assisted way (fastest)

Type /skill-creator and just describe what you want in plain language. Kimi organizes it into a complete, properly formatted skill for you.

3. Document to Skills (best if you already have material)

Upload a Word doc, PDF, Excel sheet, or presentation you already use internally. Kimi extracts the key information and converts it directly into a reusable skill. No writing from scratch.

How to trigger them:

→ Manually: /skill:your-skill-name followed by your specific task
→ Automatically: in normal conversation, Kimi reads context and decides on its own whether a skill applies

The rules that make a skill actually good:

→ One skill should do one thing well. Don't cram five workflows into a single file.
→ Write a clear description. Kimi decides when to trigger a skill based on how precisely you describe what it's for and when to use it.
→ Keep instructions short and specific. Bloated skills cost tokens every single time they load.

Advanced: Flow Skills

Kimi is one of the best models to install skill packages; save this so you don't forget!

Russian government bonds take a further leap into the abyss, hitting yields not seen since the 1990's.

Russia 10Y yield

$IRUS We need to briefly explain the terms "ongoing" and "collapse" in the context of Russia.

"Ongoing" – because the catastrophic situation has already lasted five months, with no prospect of improvement.

"Collapse" – because the total value of Russian companies has fallen by more than 30% during this period.

Tomorrow, we will explain "total chaos" and "civil war." 😂😂😂

$DXY/USD H2 #Indicator #Signal #Trading #GlobalOneAI
Globalone.ch #Prompt #AI

At least it had a happy ending...

Heading to England.. ✌️

Reuters reports that Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov insists Russia's economic difficulties are "not critical." That may be one of the clearest indicators yet that they are. Russia rarely feels the need to reassure people when everything is going well.

This is the same Kremlin spokesman who recently claimed Ukraine had been "demilitarised", despite Moscow now being struck with increasing frequency by Ukrainian-designed and Ukrainian-produced drones and ballistic missiles with the gap between official rhetoric and reality appearing to be widening further than ever.
We've seen this pattern before, it wasn't until Crimea declared a state of emergency over fuel shortages that Putin was forced to publicly acknowledge the issue, after months of Ukrainian strikes targeting Russia's fuel infrastructure and logistics in and around Crimea.
The Kremlin's instinct is often to deny problems until events make them impossible to ignore.

They're saying it's a moment of confusion! I don't know

🚨 Major sign of Russia's dire economic state: government debt auctions have been CANCELLED 🚨

As revenue collapses and inflation spikes, nobody wants to buy Russian debt because they think they'll lose money on it.

This will mean even deeper budget cuts to fund Putin's war.💥

Mariupol, what happened?
Did the worms store fuel or other flammable products illegally on occupied territory again?