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What's happening with memecoins in 2026
Memecoins feel quieter this year. I remember paying close attention to DOGE, SHIB and Floki back in 2021, but their prices and attention feel nowhere near what they were then. It also feels like people are talking less about memes …
Alcoa earnings report 16 July 2026
Following my recent post about Alcoa (AA) being oversold it all comes down to their earnings report tomorrow. If you look at the current stock movement everybody ia waiting for the report. The way I read the situtiation and my …
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Cryptocurrencies are set to be recognized as financial assets in Japan
Cryptocurrencies are set to be recognized as financial assets in Japan under a new regulatory framework that will bring major cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum under the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act (FIEA). The changes introduce stricter oversight, including …
Your opinion on Peter Lynch.
I have read the following investment books in total: \- Intelligent Investor, \- Essays by Warren Buffet \- Peter Lynch, One up on Wall Street. I liked Peter's approach, enjoyed the book immensely, but I found it really difficult to …
MediPharm Labs Announces Positive Phase II LiBBY Trial Results Demonstrating Significant Reduction in Agitation Associated With Advanced Alzheimer’s Disease and Dementia
Get in while you can. Business is breakeven on its own without this result and current price essentially gives this result for free. IMO, a double or triple from here but go ahead and ask your AI friend of choice …
Question: short‑term market behavior during periods of political uncertainty. This isn’t about ideology or political sides
If there were some kind of mid-term election result problem (technical failure, legal dispute, recount, certification delay, criminal investigation, etc.) this year, what would the *short‑term* effect on financial markets usually look like? Are there good historical analogies? * Would …