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Irish father-of-three runs migrants out of a park in Dublin
The Irish are fed up of invaders!
The fighting Irish are rising
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The Irish are fed up of invaders!
The fighting Irish are rising
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The Supreme Court is poised to delivery a ruling on birthright citizenship in the coming days in Trump v. Barbara.
It will be the Court’s most important ruling since the overturning of Roe v. Wade in 2022.
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It will be the Court’s most important ruling since the overturning of Roe v. Wade in 2022.
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I don’t know why but girls that are pretty, have tiny waists, massive boobs, under 100 lb and have blue eyes always have better personalities
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In the aftermath of the twin 7.2 and 7.5 magnitude earthquakes that struck Northern Venezuela, just under 1,500 people have new been reported dead and 3,200 injured, as rescue operations continue at a fevered pace
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In the aftermath of the twin 7.2 and 7.5 magnitude earthquakes that struck Northern Venezuela, just under 1,500 people have new been reported dead and 3,200 injured, as rescue operations continue at a fevered pace
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Britain has repealed the 1824 Vagrancy Act, removing police powers to punish homeless people for sleeping rough or begging in public
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South Korean investors have never borrowed this much to buy equities:
Margin loans in South Korea are up to a record ~$26 billion, DOUBLING since the start of 2025.
However, as a % of Korea's free float, the portion of the market value available for public trading, margin loans are down to ~0.8%, the lowest since the 2020 pandemic low.
This comes as the surge in market cap has significantly outpaced the growth in leverage.
Meanwhile, during the recent market pullbacks, the daily forced liquidation ratio spiked to 4-5% of total outstanding margin loans, well above the ~1% seen under normal conditions.
This means brokers were forced to liquidate 4%-5% of all margin-backed positions in a single day because borrowers could not meet their margin calls.
Record leverage is exacerbating South Korea's market volatility.
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Margin loans in South Korea are up to a record ~$26 billion, DOUBLING since the start of 2025.
However, as a % of Korea's free float, the portion of the market value available for public trading, margin loans are down to ~0.8%, the lowest since the 2020 pandemic low.
This comes as the surge in market cap has significantly outpaced the growth in leverage.
Meanwhile, during the recent market pullbacks, the daily forced liquidation ratio spiked to 4-5% of total outstanding margin loans, well above the ~1% seen under normal conditions.
This means brokers were forced to liquidate 4%-5% of all margin-backed positions in a single day because borrowers could not meet their margin calls.
Record leverage is exacerbating South Korea's market volatility.
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Mark Spitznagel - founder of Universa, the "black swan" fund Nassim Taleb advises - on the most counterintuitive idea in investing:
add a 3% sliver of crash insurance to a stock portfolio. give that insurance a 0% expected return - it makes nothing over time.
it still raises the portfolio's long-run compound return - by roughly what you'd get from putting that same 3% into an asset returning 20%+ a year.
how? by killing the deep drawdowns that quietly destroy compounding. but the insurance has to actually fire in a crash. one that only sometimes pays out is "like a parachute that only sometimes deploys - you're better off not wearing one."
most "safe havens" - gold, the dollar, hedge funds, even a Picasso - fail that test.
~13-min talk, free. the man who made ~4,000% in the 2020 crash, on what actually protects you ↓
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add a 3% sliver of crash insurance to a stock portfolio. give that insurance a 0% expected return - it makes nothing over time.
it still raises the portfolio's long-run compound return - by roughly what you'd get from putting that same 3% into an asset returning 20%+ a year.
how? by killing the deep drawdowns that quietly destroy compounding. but the insurance has to actually fire in a crash. one that only sometimes pays out is "like a parachute that only sometimes deploys - you're better off not wearing one."
most "safe havens" - gold, the dollar, hedge funds, even a Picasso - fail that test.
~13-min talk, free. the man who made ~4,000% in the 2020 crash, on what actually protects you ↓
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