Good Riddance
Canada Takes Out the Trash Hi Reader, Here’s what our editors are looking at today… | | | Politics: Sean Ring – El Fidelito Del Norte Resigns Justin Trudeau resigned yesterday, and not soon enough. I’ve loathed Trudeau for so long now. In fact, I’ve ignored Canada since the Freedom Convoy trucker protests. Though Rude Contributing Editor Byron King often writes about Canada and its mines and miners, I haven’t written about America’s Hat since I lived in the Philippines. But hey, it’s 2025. And it’s long past time for Canada to take out the trash. This clown has run Canada so far into the ground that there’s only half-joking talk of the Canadian provinces joining the United States. Trudeau’s record is a mess, marred by controversy, ethical lapses, and policy missteps that have left many Canadians questioning how they could’ve been so taken. But let’s play the ball and not the man, tempting though that is. Here’s a rundown of his frankly frightening missteps as Prime Minister. ⇒ Read More Here | |
News: Adam Sharp – Can Trump End the Trade War? The drumbeat of the trade war continues to build momentum. Much depends on the outcome of this conflict between America and China. The stakes are high. The U.S. has heavily restricted China’s access to AI hardware such as GPUs, and banned export of the equipment necessary to manufacture such tech. The Biden admin slapped 100% tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles. And President Trump may apply more severe tariffs on other Chinese products. China is also escalating, having just added 28 U.S. companies, primarily defense contractors, to its sanction list. The CCP’s most significant move so far is its December 2024 ban on refined mineral exports to the United States. Particularly the rare metal gallium. This is a new stage in the trade war. Let’s explore why gallium is so important. ⇒ Read More Here | |
News: Dave Gonigam – Is Nvidia the Next Amazon? Today we’re revisiting a forecast that our hedge fund veteran and trading pro Enrique Abeyta first shared in this space last month – that AI darling Nvidia will shed $1 trillion from its $3.5 trillion market cap. That’s a 28.6% plunge in NVDA’s share price. It wouldn’t take much to push Nvidia over the edge. The most likely catalyst, Enrique says, is an earnings-season disappointment. And by that he means something as mundane as, say, revenue growth of “only” 65% when the Wall Street consensus was looking for 82%. Long term, Enrique is confident that Nvidia will recover the losses he’s forecasting — and go on to double or triple or even 10X from today’s valuation. But shorter term, he says NVDA is set for a great fall — one that will catch nearly everyone by surprise. Not you, though. Not now. How should you position yourself in light of this forecast, you ask? ⇒ Read More Here That’s all for today, we’ll be back tomorrow with more topics and articles from our editors. Email us here with whatever crosses your mind that you want us to cover. We look forward to hearing from you! Looking forward to your financial future, | | | | | |
| | | | Elon Musk recently revealed a new gold standard an AI technology – a massive supercomputer containing not one, not two, but 100,000 units of Nvidia’s most powerful AI chip. Oh, and it’s 10x times more powerful than the computer that created ChatGPT. What is Elon planning? ⇒ Click here to get the full “inside scoop.” | |
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