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An American borrows $40,000 for college. Years later, the balance is $118,305.59. That’s not total paid — that’s what’s still owed. $77,383.59 is pure interest.

Credit to MatrixMysteries

u/XGramatik — 5 hours ago
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Iran says it won’t attend Wednesday’s talks in Pakistan, per Tasnim. Vice President JD Vance has called off his trip to Pakistan, per AP. Oil prices are surging and stocks are falling on the news.

u/XGramatik — 6 hours ago
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Warnock: What grade would you give the American economy? Warsh: Well, if i gave a student anything other than an A, the dean would summon me because I would've hurt his self-image

u/XGramatik — 7 hours ago
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Sen. Kennedy to Warsh: "My worry is that a lot of this stuff about artificial intelligence making us more productive is a bunch of hype by people who want to sell stock and an IPO. I'd be careful there."

u/XGramatik — 10 hours ago
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Trump: I have always been a big fan of Tim Cook, and likewise, Steve Jobs, but if Steve was not taken from the Planet Earth so young, and ran the company instead of Tim, the company would have done well, but nowhere near as well as it has under Tim.

u/XGramatik — 13 hours ago
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OOPS! UnitedHealth Group Incorporated (UNH) reported earnings this morning. The company delivered EPS of $7.23, beating expectations of $6.56. Revenue came in at $111.7 billion, exceeding forecasts of $109.6 billion. Following the results, UNH shares rose more than 7%

u/XGramatik — 14 hours ago
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German Chancellor Merz: With 450 million consumers, we are already larger than the United States. We must break free from what is holding us back. We are being slowed down by labor costs, energy prices, taxes, and social contributions. We must push through reforms - and overcome resistance.

u/XGramatik — 14 hours ago
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George Noble: TSLA is flat and has massively underperformed the last four years. Earnings estimates have collapsed by 80% and auto deliveries will fall again in 2026 for the third consecutive year. TSLA epitomizes everything that is wrong with markets today.

u/XGramatik — 15 hours ago
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Although the US economy is "extremely strong," Wells Fargo CEO Charles Scharf acknowledges that sentiment among consumers and businesses is poor: "Everyone's nervous."

u/XGramatik — 19 hours ago
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Q: "Does the president of the United States, the current president, ever call major bank CEOs and ask them to come in and give advice what he should be doing?" Wells Fargo CEO Charlie Scharf: “I’d broaden it to the administration, the White House—very, very accessible."

u/XGramatik — 1 day ago
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Q: "Are you worried about the value of the dollar? " Wells Fargo CEO Charlie Scharf: "I think it's something you got to be conscious about…The position the U.S. dollar has in the world, we can't assume that we have this God-given right to be the reserve currency."

u/XGramatik — 1 day ago
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Hassett: "When I came in, the only thing everybody was talking about was the high price of eggs. Now egg prices are so low that farmers are actually complaining about it. Beef prices came down ... so we've made a huge amount of progress on the individual items that affect inflation."

u/XGramatik — 1 day ago
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Futures are red. Oil is green. Strait of Hormuz is closed again. Kuwait has declared force majeure on oil shipments as Iran closes the Strait of Hormuz. Tom Lee's (BMNR) bought another ~102K Ethereum over the past week. Let’s have a Monday.

u/XGramatik — 1 day ago
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Businesses can claim refunds starting today for Trump tariffs declared unconstitutional, per AP

  • The refund system launches today at 8:00 AM Eastern Time via the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) online portal.
  • This concerns the tariffs that President Trump imposed last year under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA).
  • On February 20, 2026, the Supreme Court ruled these tariffs unconstitutional in a 6–3 decision, stating that the president does not have the authority to impose duties on his own - this is the prerogative of Congress.
  • In early March 2026, a federal judge further confirmed that all importers are entitled to a full refund of the duties paid.
  • The total amount of refunds is expected to exceed $100–175 billion. Processing of claims will take 60–90 days after approval.

Buckle up

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u/XGramatik — 1 day ago
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Earthquakes have struck Hokkaido, Aomori, and Iwate in Japan, with a tsunami warning currently in effect. Fishing vessels are evacuating offshore. A 7.4 magnitude quake occurred offshore at a depth of 10 km, with a tsunami warning of 3m for Iwate and Hokkaido.

u/XGramatik — 1 day ago
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Shiller PE Ratio hits 2nd highest level of all-time, only slightly behind the Dot Com Bubble

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u/XGramatik — 2 days ago
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President Trump says the US seized Iran's 'TOUSKA' cargo ship after it tried to pass through the naval blockade. "We have full custody of the ship, and are seeing what's on board."

u/XGramatik — 2 days ago