Dorsey Wright Fixed Income Allocation Total Return (DWAFIRT)

Who needs a college degree when one can just start an AI company and make $60 billion? Cursor.

I didn’t forget. I’m not here to answer your questions just here to watch all the negative narratives implode 

Saturday's qualifying session set to be group session

Rather than a single-car session

Drivers are set to be split up into two groups

www.msn.com/en-us/sports/motorsports/san-diego-nascar-cup-qualifying-full-order-after-5-lineup-changes/ar-AA267RMX?ocid=

COBBED yet again peanutzzz! .0015

I thought it would hit $230s before owners/investors/SpaceX workers would begin cashing in. I guess $225s was the magic number instead.
Lamborghinis anyone?

IBOX
Just curious. What happened to the IBOX? It seems to have vanished about a month ago.

IBOX
Just curious. What happened to the IBOX? It seems to have vanished about a month ago.

PWC has updated their Lehman page. Scroll a bit down to see this.
https://www.pwc.co.uk/services/business-restructuring/administrations/lehman.html Estimated 7bn GBP surplus (9.3 bn USD

microby Watch out!! Please don't believe the chatbot's gibberish about Netlist's patents!🙏

These stupid machines mix up the content, and unfortunately, this nonsense ends up getting posted here 😡

Netlist has an expired 537 patent! See the CAFC ruling! Th

$NLST Key coverage sources
PR Newswire / Netlist press release – Announced the expansion of legal action against Samsung and Google for alleged infringement of new AI memory patents Stock Analysis.

stocktitan.net/ – Reported on the ITC patent case against Samsung, Google, an

Analysts Are Bullish on Top Technology Stocks: Netlist (NLST), Tokyo Electron (TOELF) https://www.theglobeandmail.com/investing/markets/markets-news/Tipranks/2553574/analysts-are-bullish-on-top-technology-stocks-netlist-nlst-tokyo-electron-toelf/

Every tungsten miner and smelter capable of producing has already been approached. There is no spare capacity. No one is sitting on inventory waiting for the phone to ring. The producers can't make more than they're already making.

Ex-China smelters are also competing directly with Ch

We Can Make an Antigravity Machine — And Unlock a ‘Mind-Blowing’ Future, Oxford Physicist Says

June 19, 2026

What seems like bending the laws of physics is actually just using them to our advantage.

Gravity is the force with which we’re most familiar. It

Great response. It only proves that the data is not convincing and that they are unlikely to get NICE reimbursement support for years even if they were to secure a narrow conditional approval at some point. Otherwise MHRA would have approved by now and also NWBO would have submitted evidence to NICE

MAKING FDICK AND JPM both be accountable

1 for 1 split coming 6-29-2026

I do not think I am missing the point. I think you are assuming the point that still needs to be proven.

You agree that MHRA most likely already has the PSM data or the underlying analysis. That is my point. If MHRA already has it, then Bosch presenting it at BNOS is not the moment th

This looks like a potential disaster coming for the uninformed suckers in Strategy.

https://www.zerohedge.com/crypto/strc-junk-credit-bitcoin-costume-and-retail-holding-88-billion-it

Hey cryptorain you forgot to answer my questions:

It looks like you can swap one token for another in the Zeusx.io app, but what can you use the tokens for?

How do you buy and sell all these different tokens on the Zeus and Apollo chains? I cant figure that out.

You're going to pay more for lots of things. Blame AI.

June 20, 2026

• We've gotten used to lots of reasons for higher prices: Remember supply chains? Tariffs?
• Now we're getting a new one: AI data centers.
• Apple CEO Tim Cook is one of many corporate le

The AI-driven cost crisis Wall Street has not started pricing yet

June 19, 2026

Every technology boom eventually arrives at the same uncomfortable moment: when the question stops being who is growing fastest and starts being who can actually afford to keep growing. For

I think the "first to market" advantage has already played out, with no benefit to us for 25 years. Time is compressed these days, the world is a smaller, faster place than back in the day. A hundred years ago, and it still took WW2 to really move aluminum. Next up, a better product will come out