Oh look, another conspiracy theory

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Look at those downvotes.

Redditors really don't want you to know that Trump called the police over Epstein back in the 2000s.

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Commerce Sec Lutnick officially admits to visiting Epstein Island at senate hearing

Which took place after Epstein was convicted and Lutnick had stated he never met him again

'We had lunch on the Island for an hour'

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If a man has no friends it means

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“3000 registered voters in Alabama just got booted from the state voter roles. That’s after the Secretary of State West Allen ordered the removal of all non-citizens who were registered.”

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This woman pays $7,800 a month in car payments

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U.S. has built its biggest copper inventory in more than 30 years

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Bitcoin Uncharted

The data-driven weekly Bitcoin show

you need to be watching.

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Tax burdens by country

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JUST IN - Epstein jail guards used 'fake body' to trick media waiting outside the prison while paedophile's real corpse was loaded into van 'unnoticed', files claim, Daily Mail reports

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BIG WARNING: S&P 500 SETUP IS LOOKING FAR MORE DANGEROUS THAN PEOPLE REALIZE.

Price is still holding up, but fundamentals and strength are getting worse.

Let’s start with the economy first.

The latest Challenger data showed 108,435 layoffs in January 2026, the worst January since 2009, when the U.S. was already in recession.

At the same time, hiring is not replacing those jobs.

The vacancy-to-unemployed ratio has dropped to 0.87, meaning there are only 87 jobs available for every 100 unemployed workers.

Job openings have also fallen to 6.5 million, the lowest level in more than five years.

Wage growth has also slowed down to 0.7% in Q4, the weakest pace in 4.5 years.

Then comes housing, which is another major economic pillar.

Right now, U.S. home sellers outnumber buyers by roughly 630,000, the biggest gap ever recorded.

Now let's talk about spending.

Core retail spending fell 0.1% in December, the weakest since May 2025.

Now shift to the bond market.

The 10-year yield is rising much faster than the 2-year yield, creating a bear steepening environment.

On top of that, major countries are exiting their US bond holdings, which is causing more upward pressure on yields.

And this is happening while multiple external pressures are still active:

• Iran tensions remain unresolved.

• China continues reducing Treasury exposure.

• The Fed is maintaining a hawkish tone.

Now look at the technical side.

The daily RSI is showing weakness even while price is pushing higher, a structure very similar to what we saw in Q1 2025 before a major correction.

When price rises but momentum fades, it often signals late-stage trend exhaustion rather than fresh strength.

So when you combine everything:

-> Weakening labor data.

-> Falling job demand.

-> Lower spending

-> Housing imbalance.

-> Bear steepening in bonds.

-> Geopolitical risk.

-> Hawkish Fed stance.

-> Momentum divergence on charts.

You get a market that is losing strength and detached from the fundamentals, which often don't last long.

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BREAKING: The inflation-adjusted average starting salary for college graduates is down -8% YoY, to ~$54,500, the lowest in at least 6 years.

This marks the 4th consecutive annual decline.

Salaries have plummeted -24% in real terms since the ~$71,000 peak seen in 2021.

This comes as graduates are being pushed into lower-paying roles that often have little to do with their degree.

The % of recent graduates whose first job aligns with their field of study has fallen from 26% for the 2022 cohort to 20% for the 2025 cohort.

Young Americans are unable to find jobs.

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JUST IN - FBI releases images of potential suspect in the Nancy Guthrie case, asking public for help identifying the suspect

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