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@rinsana

I am the CEO of i-Fi.AI, Senior Analyst and Commentator for CNBC, a public speaker and observer of all things economy and market-related.

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Now that the penny is going away, some sound minting advice from the late, great, Groucho Marx: google.com/search?q=what+…

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Has anyone read the transcript of Ross Douthat's "Interesting Times" podcast with social scientist, Alice Evans, about fertility rates falling globally and what might be done about it ... meantime ... and exchange between them: Douthat: Do you have kids? Evans: No. No, I don’t.

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TONIGHT: An appeals court allows Trump’s tariffs to remain for now--Trump meets face-to-face with Fed Chair Powell-- Harvard’s commencement speaker sends a powerful message to its students amid the university's public battle with the White House. Peter Baker Carol Leonnig

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If this trade war, court decisions notwithstanding, further escalates & Section 899 of the House Tax Bill passes, an existential economic crisis will emerge as global economic activity grinds to a halt while foreign investors dump U.S. assets. Experienced hands please step up!

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President Trump thanked Elon Musk today in the Oval Office as Musk prepared to leave the government. Vaughn Hillyard, Teddy Schleifer, and ron insana join Katy Tur to explain more on how Musk's efforts with DOGE have impacted the country. msnbc.com/katy-tur/watch…

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41 years ago, today, I began my career as a production assistant at the fledgling Financial News Network. I was paid 50 dollars a day, no benefits, as a freelancer, ripping wires & scripts and, very occasionally, writing a story or two. Also, got coffee and breakfast when asked.

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Oil has been telling us to watch Iran for weeks. Going up as OPEC+ production increased and global demand softened. The markets always know first.

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The prices of oil, gold & the dollar will be a major tell with respect to possible military action against Iran. Oil's down a bit this morning but $10 higher than it was on May 5th. Watch those three ... the oil and gold up/dollar down trade will not be a good sign if continued.

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The ingredients that led to the 1970s inflation/stagflation have arrived. This is most serious geopolitically but the economic consequences could be severe if this is prolonged. And it’s not just the Middle East.

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You’re going to hear a lot about childhood vaccines this year. My recommendation is, don’t listen to the noise. Listen to your pediatrician. Their only agenda is the health of your child, and they have the education and experience to help you make the best decision to keep your

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TONIGHT: The man accused of hunting down Minnesota lawmakers is behind bars -- Trump leaves G7 early after posting warning to residents of Tehran to evacuate -- & the Trump family expands their empire by launching a new phone service. Stephanie Ruhle Luke Broadwater☀️ Susan Glasser

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My latest conversation with my friend Reed Galen ... we cover a lot of ground beyond just the economy and markets, Hope you'll watch! youtube.com/watch?v=uXnuWn…

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I’ll be joining my very good friend and colleague, Stephanie Ruhle” on “The 11th Hour’s Nightcap.” Please tune in!

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TONIGHT: It’s #Nightcap time--the President now says he's giving Iran two weeks max for a decision on U.S. strikes--a judge orders the release of pro-Palestinian advocate Mahmoud Khalil--suspects arrested for making threats against U.S. elected officials--& see who made this

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Today's market behavior is reminiscent of the first day of the first Gulf War, as investors discounted a swift end to the conflict. On January 17th, 1991, Crude Oil fell 33% and the S&P 500 rallied 3.7%, anticipating the Allies "shock and awe" attacks would repel Saddam Hussein.