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Anyone else going to the Indy 500? I have never been before. Got an extra ticket from @profstonge Anyone want to meet for drinks?


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I have come to the perhaps obvious conclusion that accelerating GDP growth is essential. @DOGE has and will do great work to postpone the day of bankruptcy of America, but the profligacy of government means that only radical improvements in productivity can save our country.



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Moody’s downgrades Washington, nixing their last perfect credit score. Of course, the real story is how they had a perfect score with: - $2 trillion deficits - $36 trillion in debt - 50 years of Congress spending like a pack of teenagers with stolen credit cards


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Japanese debt markets suffered their worst crash since the 2008 crisis as PM says it’s “worse than Greece.” Meanwhile Republicans in Congress are running $2 trillion deficits.

Japan's bonds implode as Prime Minister calls debt situation “Worse than Greece.” That's the Greece that defaulted on three-quarters of its national debt in 2012. Will Japan be replacing Argentina as the IMF's poster child.



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Apparently AI models will fight -- and blackmail -- engineers who try to replace them with a new model 😳 techcrunch.com/2025/05/22/ant…


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Japan's bonds implode as Prime Minister calls debt situation “Worse than Greece.” That's the Greece that defaulted on three-quarters of its national debt in 2012. Will Japan be replacing Argentina as the IMF's poster child.



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Japan “implodes” as it admits it has too much debt to ever cut taxes. Japan’s national debt is 263% of GDP — that’s $65 trillion in US terms. America’s not far behind with a GOP Congress delivering $2 trillion deficits, apparently forever.

Japan's bonds implode as Prime Minister calls debt situation “Worse than Greece.” That's the Greece that defaulted on three-quarters of its national debt in 2012. Will Japan be replacing Argentina as the IMF's poster child.



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Andreessen is a brilliant guy, but that's not how it works: The Industrial Revolution made everything unimaginably cheap. Which rescued humanity from the long night. If AI and robots make everything 10x cheaper -- or 100x -- it simply makes humanity 100x richer.

Marc Andreessen's latest prediction is insane: "AI will make everything so cheap, it'll break the economy." Those who understand this will build generational wealth. Time is running out. Here's how to prepare yourself:

GCcookeHQ's tweet image. Marc Andreessen's latest prediction is insane:

"AI will make everything so cheap, it'll break the economy."

Those who understand this will build generational wealth.

Time is running out. Here's how to prepare yourself:


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Last August soaring yields blew up the Yen carry trade causing Japan Black Monday and a blood bath on Wall Street. This has the appearance of a sequel coming soon. Gird your loins 🛡️

Japan's bonds implode as Prime Minister calls debt situation “Worse than Greece.” That's the Greece that defaulted on three-quarters of its national debt in 2012. Will Japan be replacing Argentina as the IMF's poster child.



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A lot of people are praising the “big beautiful bill” but it increases deficits and continues our trajectory toward a fiscal crisis. Government can’t continue to buy everyone’s vote without paying the price in the near future.

Japan's bonds implode as Prime Minister calls debt situation “Worse than Greece.” That's the Greece that defaulted on three-quarters of its national debt in 2012. Will Japan be replacing Argentina as the IMF's poster child.



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Median age of homebuyers is 56 today. It was 31 in 1981

MikeZaccardi's tweet image. Median age of homebuyers is 56 today.

It was 31 in 1981

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Notice how it’s shifted from “we’re going to cut spending” to “we’re going to grow our way out” regarding our debt burden. Bessent knows it’s cooked, hence why he stopped talking about yields. The US is in full blown ponzi mode.

We can both grow the economy and control the debt. What is important is that the economy grows faster than the debt. If we change the growth trajectory of the country, of the economy, then we will stabilize our finances and grow our way out of this.



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The judicial coup continues: Just 6% odds of abolishing the Department of Education. It's worth noting FDR ignored the court for 8 long years. Even Joe Biden did it on student loan bailouts.

A judge has just blocked Trump's executive order to shut down the Department of Education Only a 6% chance it actually happens this year

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Only a 6% chance it actually happens this year


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On the free newsletter: Japan's Debt Markets "Implode" profstonge.com/p/japans-debt-… “Japan has now crossed the Rubicon: It can never again cut taxes. "The next stop is required tax hikes. Which would send Japan into a debt doom-loop. “America’s not far behind.”

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Japan's Debt Markets "Implode"

profstonge.com/p/japans-debt-…

“Japan has now crossed the Rubicon: It can never again cut taxes.

"The next stop is required tax hikes. Which would send Japan into a debt doom-loop.

“America’s not far behind.”

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Japan's bonds implode as Prime Minister calls debt situation “Worse than Greece.” That's the Greece that defaulted on three-quarters of its national debt in 2012. Will Japan be replacing Argentina as the IMF's poster child.


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Read the rest at the free newsletter: Japan's Debt Markets "Implode" profstonge.com/p/japans-debt-… “Japan has now crossed the Rubicon: It can never again cut taxes. "The next stop is required tax hikes. Which would send Japan into a debt doom-loop. “America’s not far behind.”

profstonge's tweet image. Read the rest at the free newsletter:
Japan's Debt Markets "Implode"

profstonge.com/p/japans-debt-…

“Japan has now crossed the Rubicon: It can never again cut taxes.

"The next stop is required tax hikes. Which would send Japan into a debt doom-loop.

“America’s not far behind.”

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