🇨🇭 Global One SI - Prompt
🇷🇺 Major Blow for Putin. Russia's flagship Su-57 fifth generation stealth fighter has crashed near Moscow. Moscow has used the Su-57 sparingly during the war in Ukraine, with analysts suggesting Russia has been cautious about exposing its premier fighter…
Russian air defense: when panic becomes doctrine”
A brand‑new Su‑57, worth up to $50 million, shot down by Russia’s own air‑defense crews — near Moscow, not the front. It’s the perfect illustration of a military system that’s terrified, overstretched, and unable to distinguish friend from foe.
A crow flew. Ukrainian drones flew. Russia fired. Russia hit… Russia.
This isn’t just a mistake. It’s a symptom of a force that has lost confidence in its own sensors, its own command structure, and its own ability to defend the capital.
A brand‑new Su‑57, worth up to $50 million, shot down by Russia’s own air‑defense crews — near Moscow, not the front. It’s the perfect illustration of a military system that’s terrified, overstretched, and unable to distinguish friend from foe.
A crow flew. Ukrainian drones flew. Russia fired. Russia hit… Russia.
This isn’t just a mistake. It’s a symptom of a force that has lost confidence in its own sensors, its own command structure, and its own ability to defend the capital.
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🇨🇭 Global One SI - Prompt
Russian air defense: when panic becomes doctrine” A brand‑new Su‑57, worth up to $50 million, shot down by Russia’s own air‑defense crews — near Moscow, not the front. It’s the perfect illustration of a military system that’s terrified, overstretched, and…
❗️As part of a cyber operation, the OSINT community InformNapalm, together with Ukrainian specialists, remotely hacked the air defense systems of the “BARS Moscow” training ground, where Russians were training to counter Ukrainian UAVs.
The hackers gained access to the combat operation algorithms and were also able to interfere with the work of one of the crews. As a result, that crew today shot down its own Su-57, mistaking it for a drone.
The hackers gained access to the combat operation algorithms and were also able to interfere with the work of one of the crews. As a result, that crew today shot down its own Su-57, mistaking it for a drone.
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🇨🇭 Global One SI - Prompt
New Congress members who worked their way up just to be able to get insider trading information watching the ban get voted in
"Okay let them ban congress insider trading"
"Now let them ban presidents sponsoring crypto assets"
"Okay now put the Fidelity account in my name & open a new Coinbase account for me"
"Now let them ban presidents sponsoring crypto assets"
"Okay now put the Fidelity account in my name & open a new Coinbase account for me"
Forwarded from 🛢WTI, Brent Crude Oil, NGAS Trading 📊
🇸🇦 Aramco is already rerouting.
The company is offering extra crude cargoes from Sidi Kerir, its Mediterranean port in Egypt, to bypass Bab al-Mandeb entirely.
This follows the first enforcement action under the new blockade, a drone and missile strike on 2 Saudi oil tankers.
The market thesis is no longer theoretical.
Riyadh itself is now hedging the exact route in question.
The company is offering extra crude cargoes from Sidi Kerir, its Mediterranean port in Egypt, to bypass Bab al-Mandeb entirely.
This follows the first enforcement action under the new blockade, a drone and missile strike on 2 Saudi oil tankers.
The market thesis is no longer theoretical.
Riyadh itself is now hedging the exact route in question.
🚨 $2.8 TRILLION has been wiped out from stocks, gold, silver, and crypto in the last 24 hours.
Here's why everything is crashing:
1. Alphabet's earnings disappointed investors last night.
It raised its 2026 AI spending plan to $195-205 billion, and tech stocks are crashing on fears that AI spending is growing faster than profits.
2. Oil prices jumped to 42 day high today after Houthi rebels attacked Saudi oil tankers in the Red Sea.
3. The 10-year Treasury yield hit 4.714% today, its highest level since Jan 2025.
4. Odds of a Fed rate hike in September jumped to 82%, up from just 20% two weeks ago.
5. Trump told Axios he's close to ordering a "massive attack" on Iran, bigger than the last one.
Everything is feeding into the same fear, and every market is crashing because of it.
Here's why everything is crashing:
1. Alphabet's earnings disappointed investors last night.
It raised its 2026 AI spending plan to $195-205 billion, and tech stocks are crashing on fears that AI spending is growing faster than profits.
2. Oil prices jumped to 42 day high today after Houthi rebels attacked Saudi oil tankers in the Red Sea.
3. The 10-year Treasury yield hit 4.714% today, its highest level since Jan 2025.
4. Odds of a Fed rate hike in September jumped to 82%, up from just 20% two weeks ago.
5. Trump told Axios he's close to ordering a "massive attack" on Iran, bigger than the last one.
Everything is feeding into the same fear, and every market is crashing because of it.
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Largest U.S. Ballestic factory of Iran destroyed by U.S. F 35💥💥
THIS IS WINING 🇺🇸🇺🇸
THIS IS WINING 🇺🇸🇺🇸
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WATCH 🇺🇲🇺🇲 - U.S. Airforce successfully destroyed an Iranian long-range Ballistic Missiles Convo 💥💥
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WATCH - Iran's important Airbase hidden in mountains blown up by U.S. missiles.
THIS IS WINING 💥
THIS IS WINING 💥
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🇨🇭 Global One SI - Prompt
Wildberries deliveries may experience slight delays 😏 An FP-1 strike hit the company’s logistics hub in Nevinnomyssk, where military equipment and dual-use goods were among the items sold. Long-range sanctions continue.
Production is deterrence.
Fire Point is systematically expanding its capabilities: from 200 FP-1 systems in 2023 to a planned 100,000+ units in 2026. This growth is the result of continuous work – scaling production, shortening manufacturing cycles, and transitioning to larger production runs.
Fire Point is systematically expanding its capabilities: from 200 FP-1 systems in 2023 to a planned 100,000+ units in 2026. This growth is the result of continuous work – scaling production, shortening manufacturing cycles, and transitioning to larger production runs.
Forwarded from 🛢WTI, Brent Crude Oil, NGAS Trading 📊
🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 BREAKING: Iran’s Tasnim News Agency reports that the US military has carried out a missile strike along the coast of Qeshm Island, directly inside the Strait of Hormuz.
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In case you missed it.
Google's New AI Chip Could Make AI Up to 10× Cheaper 👀
This is fucking crazy. Because ultimately AI is getting cheaper affordable to everyone!
Actually, they unveiled its 8th generation Tensor Processing Units, TPU 8i and TPU 8t, built specifically for the new era of AI agents and large-scale inference.
Google's new TPU 8i is designed for AI inference, the process of generating responses after a model is trained. It delivers 10.1 PFLOPS of FP4 compute, 288 GB of HBM3e memory, 8.6 TB/s memory bandwidth, and a 5× reduction in synchronization latency, helping AI systems respond faster while using less energy.
The companion TPU 8t focuses on training next-generation frontier models, offering 12.6 PFLOPS of FP4 performance and scaling to 9,600 chips in a single AI supercomputer, capable of delivering 121 ExaFLOPS of compute.
Google is also reportedly developing a next-generation inference chip called Frozen v2. The reported goal is to achieve 6× to 10× more tokens per watt than current TPUs, with deployment targeted around 2028.
Analysts believe Google's new TPU architecture could reduce AI serving costs by up to 10× in certain workloads, making AI significantly more affordable to deploy at global scale.
Google's New AI Chip Could Make AI Up to 10× Cheaper 👀
This is fucking crazy. Because ultimately AI is getting cheaper affordable to everyone!
Actually, they unveiled its 8th generation Tensor Processing Units, TPU 8i and TPU 8t, built specifically for the new era of AI agents and large-scale inference.
Google's new TPU 8i is designed for AI inference, the process of generating responses after a model is trained. It delivers 10.1 PFLOPS of FP4 compute, 288 GB of HBM3e memory, 8.6 TB/s memory bandwidth, and a 5× reduction in synchronization latency, helping AI systems respond faster while using less energy.
The companion TPU 8t focuses on training next-generation frontier models, offering 12.6 PFLOPS of FP4 performance and scaling to 9,600 chips in a single AI supercomputer, capable of delivering 121 ExaFLOPS of compute.
Google is also reportedly developing a next-generation inference chip called Frozen v2. The reported goal is to achieve 6× to 10× more tokens per watt than current TPUs, with deployment targeted around 2028.
Analysts believe Google's new TPU architecture could reduce AI serving costs by up to 10× in certain workloads, making AI significantly more affordable to deploy at global scale.
🇨🇭 Global One SI - Prompt
John Foreman: Putin can't leave power now. He’s prisoner of system he’s created. He’s going to die in harness. Putin gets older, more stale, more detached from man he used to be, more surrounded by aging sycophants, drives Russia further into the ground, with…
🇷🇺🪖 Putin is now trapped in his own war. If he mobilises, he admits the war is failing. But if he doesn't, his frontlines collapse.
Russia's military is demanding 500,000 additional soldiers immediately. The MOD is warning that without them the front lines will collapse this winter. 30,000 casualties a month and climbing.
But mass mobilisation terrifies the Kremlin more than the front line does. It would pull more men from an already depleted labour force. It would trigger protests from soldiers' mothers — the one constituency historically capable of putting real pressure on Russian governments. And it would make the scale of this war visible and personal for every Russian family in a way that four years of state television have carefully prevented.
There is no version of this that doesn't force Putin to admit something he has spent four years refusing to admit.
A winning military does not face this choice.
And then there is Ukraine. A Ukrainian general just resigned rather than preside over failure. That act — choosing accountability over self-preservation — is structurally impossible in Putin's military. Russian generals don't resign. They fall out of windows.
One system corrects. The other compounds. That is the difference between who wins this war.
Russia's military is demanding 500,000 additional soldiers immediately. The MOD is warning that without them the front lines will collapse this winter. 30,000 casualties a month and climbing.
But mass mobilisation terrifies the Kremlin more than the front line does. It would pull more men from an already depleted labour force. It would trigger protests from soldiers' mothers — the one constituency historically capable of putting real pressure on Russian governments. And it would make the scale of this war visible and personal for every Russian family in a way that four years of state television have carefully prevented.
There is no version of this that doesn't force Putin to admit something he has spent four years refusing to admit.
A winning military does not face this choice.
And then there is Ukraine. A Ukrainian general just resigned rather than preside over failure. That act — choosing accountability over self-preservation — is structurally impossible in Putin's military. Russian generals don't resign. They fall out of windows.
One system corrects. The other compounds. That is the difference between who wins this war.
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🇨🇭 Global One SI - Prompt
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🚨🇯🇵 BANK OF JAPAN’s YUTO JUST EXPOSED THE BOJ’S SECRET WEAPON FOR THE REVERSE CARRY TRADE
Article 589 of Japan’s Civil Code is about to get unleashed HARD on every foreign borrower still thinking they can keep refinancing cheap yen loans through Japan forever.
Japan’s Civil Code Article 589 = “no interest without explicit pact” yet the old ghost version killed un-written rollovers on “bankruptcy trigger.”
Past approvals? WORTHLESS.
Rollover hopes? DEAD.
Japan’s about to pull the plug on the entire carry trade… markets will NEVER see it coming.
Article 589 of Japan’s Civil Code is about to get unleashed HARD on every foreign borrower still thinking they can keep refinancing cheap yen loans through Japan forever.
Japan’s Civil Code Article 589 = “no interest without explicit pact” yet the old ghost version killed un-written rollovers on “bankruptcy trigger.”
Past approvals? WORTHLESS.
Rollover hopes? DEAD.
Japan’s about to pull the plug on the entire carry trade… markets will NEVER see it coming.
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🚨 US STOCK MARKET IS SHOWING SIMILAR SIGNS TO THE KOREAN MARKET
And this could end terribly for the investors.
U.S. margin debt has surged to a record $1.5 trillion, the fastest increase since the peak of the dot-com bubble.
Since late 2023, margin debt has jumped 136%, while the S&P 500 has gained nearly 79%.
June alone saw margin debt rise by $86.5 billion, bringing the total to $1.502 trillion, up 49% from a year ago.
This means investors are aggressively borrowing to buy stocks, hoping that they will only go up.
This is precisely what happened with KOSPI before it crashed 30%.
And if this borrowing continues, the US stock market could experience a huge crash.
And this could end terribly for the investors.
U.S. margin debt has surged to a record $1.5 trillion, the fastest increase since the peak of the dot-com bubble.
Since late 2023, margin debt has jumped 136%, while the S&P 500 has gained nearly 79%.
June alone saw margin debt rise by $86.5 billion, bringing the total to $1.502 trillion, up 49% from a year ago.
This means investors are aggressively borrowing to buy stocks, hoping that they will only go up.
This is precisely what happened with KOSPI before it crashed 30%.
And if this borrowing continues, the US stock market could experience a huge crash.
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🇨🇭 Global One SI - Prompt
🚨Andrew Tate is being held in solitary confinement next to a screaming cannibal! 😂 Why so much security for some one who hasn't been to trial despite 5+ years of accusations?
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Warming up to lose even more money when the market opens
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🇨🇭 Global One SI - Prompt
Warming up to lose even more money when the market opens
Markets always find a way to humble us.
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🇨🇭 Global One SI - Prompt
BREAKING 🚨: Tesla $TSLA Timberrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr 📉📉
BREAKING 🚨: Tesla
$TSLA plunges more than 14% for its biggest loss in 13 months 📉 📉
$TSLA plunges more than 14% for its biggest loss in 13 months 📉 📉
🇨🇭 Global One SI - Prompt
BREAKING 🚨: SpaceX $SPCX falls to its lowest price in history and has now plunged 49% from June's all-time high, a total market cap loss of almost $1.5 Trillion 📉 📉
SpaceX $SPCX is down 48% from June's ATH, a market cap loss of ~1.5T, but the pain may not be over 🚨 Earnings are set for Aug 4, followed by $SPCX first unlock 2 days later 👀 For magnified bearish exposure, consider the Tradr 2X Short SpaceX Daily ETF $SPCG from #TradrETFs
Forwarded from 🛢WTI, Brent Crude Oil, NGAS Trading 📊
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🚨🇨🇳🇸🇦 The cargo matters, but the message matters more.
Xin Long Yang and Cosnew Lake, 2 China linked VLCCs carrying a combined 4M barrels of Saudi crude, have now crossed Bab el Mandeb after departing Yanbu on July 20.
One of the vessels had reversed course and waited in the central Red Sea before continuing.
Then, just before the transit, both ships changed their AIS destinations from Chinese discharge ports to:
“CHINA CREW & OWNER”
That looks less like routine navigation and more like deliberate signalling.
The passage does not prove that the Red Sea is normal again. It may suggest that access is becoming selective, with ownership, political alignment and cargo destination influencing which ships are considered acceptable.
If tankers now need to advertise who owns them before crossing, the risk is no longer being priced route by route.
It is being priced vessel by vessel.
Xin Long Yang and Cosnew Lake, 2 China linked VLCCs carrying a combined 4M barrels of Saudi crude, have now crossed Bab el Mandeb after departing Yanbu on July 20.
One of the vessels had reversed course and waited in the central Red Sea before continuing.
Then, just before the transit, both ships changed their AIS destinations from Chinese discharge ports to:
“CHINA CREW & OWNER”
That looks less like routine navigation and more like deliberate signalling.
The passage does not prove that the Red Sea is normal again. It may suggest that access is becoming selective, with ownership, political alignment and cargo destination influencing which ships are considered acceptable.
If tankers now need to advertise who owns them before crossing, the risk is no longer being priced route by route.
It is being priced vessel by vessel.