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The2guysProfile picture@the2guys·Sep 29

The Pentagon just bought a $400 million stake in a mining company.

That's how badly the US needs to break China's grip on rare earths.

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The2guysProfile picture@the2guys·Sep 19

NEW YORK’S RENT PROBLEM IS NO LONGER JUST A WORKING-CLASS PROBLEM.


New York has been expensive for decades. But something has changed.


People earning $100K–$300K a year are increasingly considered “rent burdened,” spending more than a third of their income just to keep a roof over their heads.


The city that never sleeps is becoming a city people can’t afford to live in.


Even pop stars are complaining about rent.


And maybe Jimmy McMillan had a point all along:


“The rent is too damn high.”


#NewYorkCity #HousingCrisis #Rent #CostOfLiving #Economics

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The2guysProfile picture@the2guys·Sep 13

Jamie Dimon on private credit: "When you see one cockroach, there's probably more"

Translation: the losses hiding in private loans are already spreading.

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The2guysProfile picture@the2guys·Sep 10

Behind the legitimate financial system is another network.


Underground bankers.

Organized crime.

Drug money.


Called money mules.

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The2guysProfile picture@the2guys·Sep 8

2000: The dot-coms promised a brave new world.

Today: The AI boom is propping up GDP itself and your 401k is the collateral.

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The2guysProfile picture@the2guys·Sep 7

1894: Congress finally taxes the ultra-rich to redistribute wealth.

Less than a year later: the Supreme Court strikes it down, 5-4.

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The2guysProfile picture@the2guys·Aug 21

Goldman Sachs sold investors mortgage-backed products while a hidden bet was being placed against them.

Investors lost over $1 billion.

Goldman paid $550 million to settle with the SEC.

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The2guysProfile picture@the2guys·Aug 20

At Wells Fargo the fake accounts were not the final scandal.

Regulators later found misconduct involving mortgages, auto loans and deposits.

Repeated failures cost the bank 3.7 Billion.

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The2guysProfile picture@the2guys·Jul 31

$30.6 billion fine.

For selling homes that were designed to fail.

You lost the house.

They just wrote a check.

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The2guysProfile picture@the2guys·Jul 28

Bank of America

$250 million fine for junk overdraft fees and withheld card rewards

They kept the money first. Apologized second.