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SpaceX $SPCX closes at its lowest price in history and has now lost nearly half its value since June's all-time high 📉 📉
SpaceX $SPCX has underperformed 90% of IPOs valued at $1B+ since July 2009 🚨 🚨 Ouch!!
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Most people use Hermes for quick tasks. 99% of people are missing Hermes best use case: Turning Hermes into your personal financial research assistant. Here's how to set it up as a research analyst that works while you sleep: Step 1. Connect a financial…
The most powerful GPT-5.6 Sol vibe-coding prompt.
Inject this into GPT-5.6 Sol, and it can build anything.
Websites, mobile apps, 3d visuals - anything.
This prompting template is absolutely cracked
Inject this into GPT-5.6 Sol, and it can build anything.
Websites, mobile apps, 3d visuals - anything.
This prompting template is absolutely cracked
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The most powerful GPT-5.6 Sol vibe-coding prompt. Inject this into GPT-5.6 Sol, and it can build anything. Websites, mobile apps, 3d visuals - anything. This prompting template is absolutely cracked
/loop is the most useful Claude Code command.
If you're still confused about how to run your first loop, read this.
You have two options for running effective loops:
Option 1. Standard Prompting (the easiest way to start)
Open Claude Code (or desktop) and type /loop
On desktop, you'll see a caption field pop up (optional). From there, just type your goal.
Example:
/loop do some research on the robotics sector - I'm looking for some potential investment opportunities and basic exposure.
This runs until the goal is met, then stops on its own.
Option 2. Scheduled Loops
Standard prompting stops once the goal is met - but sometimes you want a loop that keeps checking in on a repeating basis instead of running just once.
Add a time interval to your /loop command, and it keeps repeating on that schedule until you tell it to stop.
This is how you set up real recurring workflows.
/loop [time interval], [your goal]
Example:
/loop everyday at 9am do [x]
Save this so you can actually deploy effective loops.
If you're still confused about how to run your first loop, read this.
You have two options for running effective loops:
Option 1. Standard Prompting (the easiest way to start)
Open Claude Code (or desktop) and type /loop
On desktop, you'll see a caption field pop up (optional). From there, just type your goal.
Example:
/loop do some research on the robotics sector - I'm looking for some potential investment opportunities and basic exposure.
This runs until the goal is met, then stops on its own.
Option 2. Scheduled Loops
Standard prompting stops once the goal is met - but sometimes you want a loop that keeps checking in on a repeating basis instead of running just once.
Add a time interval to your /loop command, and it keeps repeating on that schedule until you tell it to stop.
This is how you set up real recurring workflows.
/loop [time interval], [your goal]
Example:
/loop everyday at 9am do [x]
Save this so you can actually deploy effective loops.
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Maybe crying over the charts at 3am wasn't so bad after all
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Maybe crying over the charts at 3am wasn't so bad after all
We will touch soooo much money in august 🤑
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When was the last time we experienced a global famine?
BREAKING: An upcoming "super" El Niño is expected to wipe out $3.1 trillion from the global economy.
The last time an El Niño this strong hit, in 1876-78, it triggered a global famine that killed more than 50 million people, including 9.5 million in China and 6.1 million in India.
Experts say the same death toll isn't likely to repeat today.
But the underlying weather pattern is the same one: drought across large parts of Asia, heavy destructive rains across South America, hitting harvests on two continents at once.
PIIE estimates the last comparable modern event, the 1997-98 Super El Niño, would cause $686 billion in immediate global losses if it repeated today.
Africa alone is projected to lose $10-20 billion this time, according to the African Development Bank, with maize prices expected to double as crops fail across the continent.
India, the world's largest rice exporter, is bracing for its weakest monsoon in over a decade, a monsoon that normally supplies 70% of the country's total rainfall.
When the world's biggest rice exporter grows less rice, rice gets more expensive everywhere, landing on a world where food and energy prices are already elevated from the ongoing war.
The last time an El Niño this strong hit, in 1876-78, it triggered a global famine that killed more than 50 million people, including 9.5 million in China and 6.1 million in India.
Experts say the same death toll isn't likely to repeat today.
But the underlying weather pattern is the same one: drought across large parts of Asia, heavy destructive rains across South America, hitting harvests on two continents at once.
PIIE estimates the last comparable modern event, the 1997-98 Super El Niño, would cause $686 billion in immediate global losses if it repeated today.
Africa alone is projected to lose $10-20 billion this time, according to the African Development Bank, with maize prices expected to double as crops fail across the continent.
India, the world's largest rice exporter, is bracing for its weakest monsoon in over a decade, a monsoon that normally supplies 70% of the country's total rainfall.
When the world's biggest rice exporter grows less rice, rice gets more expensive everywhere, landing on a world where food and energy prices are already elevated from the ongoing war.
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🚨 WHO THE HELL PRICED THIS IPO? CXMT is going public at an $85 BILLION valuation. Its 2026 revenue is projected to top $50 BILLION. Operating margins near 70%. That's under 2x sales. For comparison: SpaceX IPO'd at 96x sales while losing money. Q1 alone…
🇨🇳 China's CXMT shares surged +472% in its trading debut.
CXMT opened at ¥49.50 vs its IPO price of ¥8.66.
The company raised ¥57.92 billion ($8.6B) in Asia's largest IPO of 2026.
CXMT became the most valuable company listed in mainland China, overtaking ICBC.
CXMT's market value surged to about ¥3.3 trillion ($487B), up from $85.5 billion at its IPO valuation.
CXMT opened at ¥49.50 vs its IPO price of ¥8.66.
The company raised ¥57.92 billion ($8.6B) in Asia's largest IPO of 2026.
CXMT became the most valuable company listed in mainland China, overtaking ICBC.
CXMT's market value surged to about ¥3.3 trillion ($487B), up from $85.5 billion at its IPO valuation.
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🚨🇷🇺⚰️ RUSSIA HAS SUFFERED AN ESTIMATED 1.4 MILLION CASUALTIES SINCE THE START OF THE FULL-SCALE WAR. New analysis highlights the staggering human cost of Moscow's invasion while revealing how drones have completely transformed the battlefield. According to…
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Being a tank driver in Russia is a once-in-a-lifetime experience, unrepeatable ☠
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The peak of the mountain feels lonely because not everyone is willing to climb it.
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The peak of the mountain feels lonely because not everyone is willing to climb it.
Climb a mountain not for the world to see you, but for you to see the world
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‼️ BREAKING: The Russian Central Bank decided to lower the Key Rate to 👉 14.00%
🚨 Putin has now opened the path to 1990s hyperinflation in Russia.
Against all expectations, based on Putin's orders the Central Bank cut its key rate last week despite rising inflation.
With ideology now fully driving banking policy, it's about to get much worse in Russia.
Against all expectations, based on Putin's orders the Central Bank cut its key rate last week despite rising inflation.
With ideology now fully driving banking policy, it's about to get much worse in Russia.
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Interesting Wildberries facts:
🔹WB had estimated debt of 1.3 trillion rubles in 2025
🔹WB has had problems paying back bank loans
🔹20% of WB warehouse space has been damaged or destroyed
WB financial vulnerability may become a systemic bank issue shortly.📉💥
🔹WB had estimated debt of 1.3 trillion rubles in 2025
🔹WB has had problems paying back bank loans
🔹20% of WB warehouse space has been damaged or destroyed
WB financial vulnerability may become a systemic bank issue shortly.📉💥
Forwarded from 🛢WTI, Brent Crude Oil, NGAS Trading 📊
🚨🌍 THE RED SEA IS BECOMING A NO-GO ZONE FOR SAUDI OIL
Top Lloyd's of London marine war insurers are reportedly preparing to stop providing war-risk cover for Saudi-linked cargoes after recent Houthi attacks on two Saudi tankers.
The implications are far bigger than insurance.
Saudi Arabia has increasingly relied on its Yanbu export terminal on the Red Sea, capable of moving up to 5 million barrels per day, as an alternative to the Strait of Hormuz.
Now that alternative is also under pressure.
Reports indicate some Saudi cargoes are already rerouting around the Cape of Good Hope, while others are switching off AIS signals before transiting Bab al-Mandab.
For years, the market assumed Saudi Arabia always had a secure backup route. That assumption is now being tested.
Top Lloyd's of London marine war insurers are reportedly preparing to stop providing war-risk cover for Saudi-linked cargoes after recent Houthi attacks on two Saudi tankers.
The implications are far bigger than insurance.
Saudi Arabia has increasingly relied on its Yanbu export terminal on the Red Sea, capable of moving up to 5 million barrels per day, as an alternative to the Strait of Hormuz.
Now that alternative is also under pressure.
Reports indicate some Saudi cargoes are already rerouting around the Cape of Good Hope, while others are switching off AIS signals before transiting Bab al-Mandab.
For years, the market assumed Saudi Arabia always had a secure backup route. That assumption is now being tested.
• Hundreds of users, after the models were upgraded in the summer of 2025, asked OpenAI's ChatGPT how to create biological weapons and poisons.
• Experts in biology and terrorism recognized some of the instructions as "deadly accurate."
• Among the requests were: dispersing pathogens, modifying the measles virus to be resistant to vaccines, and preparing ricin.
• One user, after receiving information about ricin, wrote about their intention to kill their parents.
• OpenAI blocked the accounts but did not notify law enforcement.
• In the United States, there is no federal law that requires AI companies to report such incidents.
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It's a tremendous matrix. The best matrix. It has agents like you have not seen before. You would not believe it.
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He broke free from the system's control and turned the entire Matrix into a self-replication glitch