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Kevin Warsh discloses extensive personal crypto holdings
“We're going to expose the Fed official's portfolio. I'm talking about Kevin Warsh. This is the replacement for Jerome Powell. He just posted his holdings, an extensive list of holdings last night, and not everybody's catching all the altcoins on this list. You really got to dig, and we did the digging.”
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Ethereum faces heavy resistance at 2021 levels
“This is going to be one of the first major resistance zones for Ethereum in the 2021 run up. Very, very strong level. This is going to be a major hurdle for Ethereum. And if you zoom into the chart, Drew, we're having a little bit of an issue trying to get past... this is looking dicey for Ethereum.”
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Hyperliquid is targeting a breakout toward fifty dollars
“Speaking of looking at the charts, hype, starting to try to break out of this range here. You can see it's taken us a few days. We can break out of here. I think a pretty good shot to $50 is in charge.”
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Oil price volatility mirrors meme coin trading patterns
“And now seeing oil put in moves like this, you really got a question. Is everything okay? Can we stay asleep and the powers that be are going to keep, you know, everything running smoothly in a globalist economy? Look at this. This looks like a nightmare to me.”
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Stretch dividend cycles create predictable entry points
“Dividend day dumps every single time. Look at that gap low. This is going to be Tuesday evening. This is going to be the Wednesday morning pre-market. I am a buyer. If we can come into this trend line, I don't think I hold for the dividend, Drew. I think I just sell when it hits par again, when it hits 100.”
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“In a statement, James says an investigation found people arriving at New York Presbyterian's hospitals in New York City received inadequate care that, quote, put vulnerable patients at risk. Her report alleges people with mental illness weren't properly screened. And in some cases, patients who appear to pose serious risks to themselves or others were left unsupervised or received no care.”
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Trump refuses apology for criticizing Pope Leo
“You cannot have a Iran. Pope Leo would not be happy with the end result. You have hundreds of millions of people dead, and it's not gonna happen. So I can't, I think he's very weak on crime and other things. So I'm not I mean, he he went public. I'm just responding to Pope Leo.”
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Israel surrounds key Hezbollah command town
“Israel says that it will have full control of the Lebanese town of Bin Shabeel, quote, within days. The town has become the center of intense fighting. It's part of land that Israel says it's seizing from Lebanon to create what it calls a buffer zone so Hezbollah can't fire rockets into Israel.”
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US military strikes kill maritime drug smugglers
“US Southern Command posted grainy videos on social media showing explosions that destroyed two small boats alleged to be smuggling drugs. Many legal experts say these strikes amount to execution without trial or simply murder, and some allies in South America and Europe have stopped sharing some intelligence with the US military as a result.”
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Mark Carney secures Canadian parliamentary majority
“Canadian prime minister Mark Carney has secured a parliamentary majority. His Liberal party won the majority Monday night following two special election victories. Carney has said that a win would help him deal more effectively with the trade war started by president Trump.”
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NY hospital settles over mental health care
“In a statement, James says an investigation found people arriving at New York Presbyterian's hospitals in New York City received inadequate care that, quote, put vulnerable patients at risk. Her report alleges people with mental illness weren't properly screened. And in some cases, patients who appear to pose serious risks to themselves or others were left unsupervised or received no care.”
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