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Vlisa

AP reporting on the Maduro polymarket bet. Gee, wait till they learn about all the other “random” bets people make.

rxb0nao

This was my point. Companies can say a lot, but people underestimate how big of a hurdle the NRC approval can be. Having that box checked is a major piece of the puzzle. Even if they are doing the part 50 process (instead of part 52 like what AP1000 pursued), this just means they can build. Doesn’t authorize commercial operation just yet. That comes later as you “license what you’ve built”.

C130J_Darkstar

This is a misread. Oklo isn’t “fighting” the NRC, they’re using the established appeals process to clarify novel licensing questions for a FOAK reactor. That’s normal for advanced nuclear. AP1000 is a proven large-scale LWR, but it’s expensive, slow, and not what data centers want. Oklo is targeting a different market entirely: smaller, faster, firm power with a build-own-operate model. Brookfield and Cameco are solid, but they’re not solving the same problem.

Kaymish_

Oklo thinks they're better than the regulator, and they're trying to fight the NRC who is trying to help them. It's not a productive use of anybody's time or money. Brookfield and cameco are far better picks because the AP1000 is going to be the standard American reactor and will be used where better Chinese and Russian offerings are blocked.

AssistanceChance5454

What baffles me is how they can make something that could be bad sound so good… “moved to net cash position”… Irwin sounded like he was bragging on it on the part of the call I listened to. Am I thinking about this right? What they forgot to include in the headline was “thanks to the backs of our retail investors”… Simple math for me… for the six months ended 11/30 cash increased approx. $68M primarily driven by. $73M of share capital from issuances. They lost $9.8M from operations. Maybe they used some of that fresh powder to pay down AP and other liabilities but god damn. They paid down $6.8M of debt…. Anyway… they beefed up their balance sheet issuing $73M of stock over 6 months. This was as of November 30, 2025. The stock closed around $8. This was before the December hype so they probably fired up the dilution machine again when the stock was over $13. Is getting to a net cash position really that big of a deal when you achieve it by issuing new shares rather than actual operations? I’d be embarrassed if I had to sit up there and make it sound good haha.

moorhound

>AP NEWS: Trump says he wants government to buy $200B in mortgage bonds in a push to bring down mortgage rates This mf is planning on maxing out EVERY card before midterm impeachment lol

JaxonRaxonTaxon

Little known secret. $AP Ampco-Pittsburgh. Give that a try

CompetitiveDegree576

Any updates on Alpha Picks? I use premium and have a screening method with their screener and it definitely pays for itself. I'm considering AP on top of it.

StrictGuide2475

Seal team is is defending their locations sources are reporting per AP

ManyInterests

There are two places he talked about it. First he said he doesn't think Machado has support (I'll get that timestamp and update soon). Later he signaled that they're planing to work with Venezuelan VP (now President) Delcy Rodriguez: [timestamped video from AP](https://youtu.be/ezYNnFETXk0?t=2435) The exact quote in context: > \[Reporter\]: You said earlier today that you weren't going to back Machado \[...\] you also mentioned the Vice President of Venezuela. Are you going to work with the Vice President of Venezuela or how do you foresee the relationship [...] > > \[Trump\]: She was just sworn in [...] Marco is working on that directly. He just had a conversation with her and she's essentially willing to do what we think is necessary to make Venezuela great again (I'll edit with first quote here momentarily)

mannheimcrescendo

**49 mm East Asian 6’0” 155lb male searching for AP partner dms open** This your bio chief?

Boris_The_Unbeliever

Only on the 18A node. Packaging, 18AP and 14A are what customers are looking at. Between the semi onshoring policy and supply risk via Taiwan concentration, companies like Apple, Nvidia, etc need to diversify. Intel is pretty much the only choice for leading node scale production.

Organic-Lie4759

Margin increased on silver by cme me ght be part of it Surging silver and gold slide after CME raises margin requirements | AP News https://share.google/9TYgeczlMDU415BhI

WBigly-Reddit

There are currently no credible, verifiable reports of a major bank failure tied specifically to silver futures trading today. Recent U.S. banking stress and failures (Silicon Valley Bank, Signature, First Republic) were driven mainly by interest-rate risk and asset/liability mismatches, not precious-metals derivatives.[1][3] Those events are months-old and not connected to a new silver-futures blow‑up. Given the lack of confirmation from major financial news outlets, regulators, or the banks themselves, what you are hearing is most likely market rumor or social‑media speculation, not an established fact. If you want to double‑check in real time, the most reliable places are: - Official statements or press releases from large banks you see named in rumors - Regulatory sites (FDIC, Federal Reserve, OCC) for new resolution or failure notices - Major wire services and business media (Reuters, AP, Bloomberg, WSJ, FT, etc.) for breaking bank-failure news Until a reputable source confirms a specific bank name, regulatory action, and transaction details, treat any claim of a “big bank failure due to silver futures” as unconfirmed rumor.

dentistwithcavity

18A is known to be shit. 18AP is where things get a bit more competitive and 14A is supposed to be the real deal

garnersgoats

Congratulations. https://www.pbs.org/newshour/economy/u-s-opens-tesla-probe-after-more-crashes-involving-its-so-called-full-self-driving-technology#:~:text=WASHINGTON%20(AP)%20%E2%80%94%20Federal%20auto,warning%20about%20the%20unexpected%20behavior.

CoolWerewolf

BREAKING: Russia has begun evacuating diplomats' families from Venezuela. -AP

AntoniaFauci

> mean, NPR and AP and multiple outlets reported that it was a Reddit comment that helped authorities identify the shooter. Uh, that’s my whole point. Lazy and corrupt media sources just copy and paste the original lie with zero research or fact checking. Worse, they embellish it. Then there’s a circle where NYT says NPR said it, so who cares it’s a lie. And AP says, we don’t care it’s a lie, NYT said it. And so on. It all comes full circle when the Reddit lie comes back to reddit and we have people touting a hero Redditor who never was.

ruck_my_life

That comment aggrandized the role Reddit played, for sure. But I mean, NPR and AP and multiple outlets reported that it was a Reddit comment that helped authorities identify the shooter. https://www.nytimes.com/2025/12/19/us/brown-mit-shooting-investigation-reddit.html?unlocked_article_code=1.-k8.Rjr1.zykuXoS_qLR7&smid=url-share

EnginrA

I have an AP

halfbeerhalfhuman

Thats some news channel from India. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=\_Gpbz5jT0Ag](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Gpbz5jT0Ag) AP link above.

halfbeerhalfhuman

indian rebroadcast of AP [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=\_Gpbz5jT0Ag](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Gpbz5jT0Ag)

halfbeerhalfhuman

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=\_Gpbz5jT0Ag](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Gpbz5jT0Ag) AP link

Same-Brilliant2014

Gotchu, will report to AP now.

Hockeyshot39

Your statement* and if you look up what you’re referring to - it’s 100% likely it was AP and NOT FSD But I wouldn’t expect someone that doesn’t you’re vs your to look up FACTS lmao

Hockeyshot39

Do you have reading comprehension? Did YOU watch that 60 minute sham? They used auto pilot and info/examples from 2020 LOL it was as credible as mark robers sham video where he talked about FSD but then used an old Tesla and TRIES to use AP and didn’t even have it on lmao - so you’re getting sheep up votes from other people like you that didn’t even comprehend the facts LOL I use FSD daily and love it - it’s better than anything else you can buy and own - no one is close What’s eye opening is how you don’t look up credibility and just get drawn to misleading headlines like a fly You don’t own a Tesla or FSD and are crying about it? Typical for this sub

SwaggyMcSwagsabunch

Tell me you never took AP English without telling me you never took AP English.

randomusername0000

AP link for medal ceremony if anyone wants to watch in case he takes questions. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hWb2pJuZyrQ](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hWb2pJuZyrQ)

river_miles

It's possible for sure. I think the play here is based on the higher probability that it will happen than not and the irrational exuberance that will cause in sector share prices. Major news outlets, CNBC, AP, have published headlines pointing to Trump signing an EO Monday. Published headlines... That's not certain, but it's far, FAR more than rumor. But Trump or not, these are penny stocks. ALWAYS know your what your plan is if your thesis is invalidated.

hakim37

Obviously they're not a leader now, but they're in the process of redefining themselves and will likely have a top-tier offering manufacturing bespoke AI chips for the Mag7. Intel 18A is looking more than decent, 18AP is gaining interest, 14A could exceed TSMC, and their new packaging solution is tied with TSMC atm. Once Intel are competitive at the leading edge where does that leave Broadcom? TSMC charges a 60% margin, Broadcom charges 40-50% on top to take TPU designs and build the remainder of the chip solution. Intel could do both and would probably be happy with a 40% margin.

Legitimate-Green-112

I will be adding AP + Patek to my chrono24 cart just incase this is real. 

Thisispaartaaa

# Treasury Secretary Bessent calls for looser regulations for the U.S. financial system - AP Did they forget about 2007-2008? Here we go again

shinigami_2245

The lines look so ugly today, someone find a green crayon A$AP

cashflow_

#I went to international high school. They put me in AP calculus w all the Asians and Russian kid idk what they were thinking I was so lost im literally regarded.

MuchCantaloupe5369

I ain't upper management, and I can buy a house lol. I'm also not an unskilled cashier/shelf stocker. Like I'm bottom of the barrel in my realm, and I make fucking great money.. no school either. My buddy started as AP 18/hr, has been there 6 years, and is around 35/hour now as a maintenance tech. Not like you have to be a CEO to have a house.. just care about yourself enough to try lol

lexi_con

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Republican-led House Judiciary Committee has subpoenaed former Justice Department special counsel Jack Smith for a closed-door interview later this month even though he had earlier volunteered to appear for an open hearing about his prosecutions of President Donald Trump. Rep. Jim Jordan of Ohio, the committee’s Republican chairman, directed Smith in a letter dated Wednesday to appear for a private deposition on Dec. 17 as part of the panel’s investigations into the prosecutor’s work. “Due to your service as Special Counsel, the Committee believes that you possess information that is vital to its oversight of this matter,” Jordan wrote. He also asked Smith to produce records to the committee in addition to his testimony. A lawyer for Smith, Peter Koski, said in a statement that Smith had offered nearly six weeks ago to appear before the committee in an open hearing but would nonetheless appear as requested for the deposition. “We are disappointed that offer was rejected, and that the American people will be denied the opportunity to hear directly from Jack on these topics,” Koski said. “Jack looks forward to meeting with the committee later this month to discuss his work and clarify the various misconceptions about his investigation.” Smith was appointed in 2022 to oversee the Justice Department investigations into Trump’s efforts to overturn his 2020 presidential election loss and his hoarding of classified documents at his Mar-a-Lago estate in Palm Beach, Florida. Smith’s team filed charges in both investigations. Smith abandoned the cases after Trump was elected to the White House again last year, citing Justice Department legal opinions that prohibit the indictment of a sitting president. Republicans who control Congress have sought interviews with members of Smith’s team and in recent weeks have seized on revelations that the team, as part of its investigation, had analyzed the phone records of select GOP lawmakers from on and around Jan. 6, 2021, when pro-Trump rioters stormed the U.S. Capitol to try to halt the certification of the Republican president’s election loss to Democrat Joe Biden. Smith’s legal team has noted that the records that investigators obtained did not include the contents of the conversations but instead merely captured incoming and outgoing call numbers, the times the calls were placed and how long they lasted. “Mr. Smith’s actions as Special Counsel were consistent with the decisions of a prosecutor who has devoted his career to following the facts and the law, without fear or favor and without regard for the political consequences,” Smith’s lawyers wrote to lawmakers in October. “His investigative decisions were similarly motivated, and the subpoena for toll records was entirely proper, lawful, and consistent with established Department of Justice policy. While Mr. Smith’s prosecutions of President Trump have predictably been politicized by others, politics never influenced his decision making,” they added.

dexvx

\> Are there any other reasons besides hostilities from China why TSMC hasnt gone side by side with Nvidia in growth? You just listed the big reason. A secondary reason is that countries are being more nationalistic these days. Trump admin wants semi-conductors made in America. If INTC wins Apple on Intel-18AP (in 2027, as it is currently looking), then it will bring legitimacy to their fab business and affect other design wins. TSMC will not have their leading two nodes outside of Taiwan, so you the best you can produce in the USA is TSMC-N3/N3E, which slightly lags behind Intel-18A and further behind (depending on your target silicon), Intel-18AP.

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moorhound

>AP NEWS: Trump administration’s effort to end 1960s school desegregation cases faces a hurdle lmao what the fuck happy turkey day everybody

Hockeyshot39

It’s not FSD It’s AP that has the lawsuit When you turn it on in huge letters on the screen, it says “keep your eyes on the road” I don’t use auto pilot as I use FSD daily with no issues, but I believe it also says keep your hands on the wheel, and the monitoring system watches you too So why are you saying it’s OK that humans constantly get behind the wheel drinking and driving and then texting and driving and causing accidents on their own?

Front-Nectarine4951

Ahhhhh…….so if it’s not going with your preferred narrative, even if come from ABC, NBC, AP , etc…. then it’s editorialized bullshit. Sure

PersonalityFluid67

Cheap KSS pits have already been bought. Good luck with that. Company is AP disaster that loses quarter of its floor to theft every month. But, yeah, calls?

Front-Nectarine4951

https://www.cbsnews.com/amp/news/trump-executive-order-genesis-mission-ai-scientific-discovery-super-computer/ https://www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/rcna245600 Here’s few articles, that mention it compare to Apollo / Manhattan projects. I choose AP articles cause it’s the one I see , when you look it up. But the idea is there , government is ramped up their AI project/ build out like how they did with Nuclear weapons and go to the moon.

jimmythej3t

Most people know close to nothing about the nuclear power industry in the United States and this is far and away mostly hype. I can’t fit an entire analysis of the current state of the nuclear power industry in the U.S. in one comment but here’s my take on what the current climate is and why SMR’s haven’t gotten to be a popular focus. 1.) The U.S. nuclear industry at this point is essentially a life support system centered around operating legacy reactors. We have had 3 new reactors come online in the last 30 years (2 at Vogtle & 1 at Watts Bar). The reasons for this lack of new reactors are plentiful but in my opinion is mostly explained by cheap natural gas coming online in the 2000’s and the nuclear taboo making new nuclear politically unpopular. 1b) By many accounts the new Vogtle reactors were a failure due to their cost overruns and nearly 15 year construction timeline. This is coupled with the objective failure at the Virgil Summer plant where they actually started building two AP1000 reactors and abandoned the project mid-construction. The reasons for these failures are hotly debated but come down to 2 main factors in my opinion: 1) The implementation of a new reactor design (AP1000) comes with major pains for the first builders. Construction began before the plans were finalized, and the old adage about the last 1% of a project takes 50% of the time applied all to well here. 2) Perhaps more relevant for future reactors is that the U.S. does not have a robust professional workforce trained in nuclear construction. This cannot be understated enough. The construction of a new power plant requires highly specialized workers across every industry (electricians, welders, etc). New construction essentially requires a ton of training in addition to cost overruns due to failed inspections of materials. 2) The failure of the AP1000 created an environment that makes SMR’s very attractive from a financing perspective. With a few AP1000’s you might go $15 billion over budget and your whole utility could go bankrupt from one project. SMR’s deliver nuclear power with a fraction of the upfront cost. 2b) I believe the claims of SMR proponents are a little over-optimistic about their future scale. The primary problem in my opinion is that SMR’s (at least the ones that have shown serious technical viability) operate at far lower power outputs but at marginally lower civil footprints. Nuclear energy is already expensive at a large scale and it is even more expensive at a small scale. You have to do a similar civil footprint, environmental reviews, storage requirements, etc and you have less scale to offset these costs. 3.) Will AI change the cost/benefit for SMR’s? I don’t really believe so and most of the claims being made are being extremely generous if not outright misleading. For a deeper dive into this please check out this great summary of OKLO’s actual position vs what they are claiming to investors. https://youtu.be/IvqORMySD6s?si=faBz9Y9HeH8wuDiz

lexi_con

The proportion of people who disapprove of U.S. President Donald Trump is higher now than it was at a comparable point of his first term, pollster Nate Silver has said. Writing on X, Silver, a statistician and political analyst, said that 55.9 percent disapproved of the president compared with 54.9 percent at a similar time in 2017. Newsweek reached out to the White House to comment on this story outside of normal business hours. Why It Matters President Donald Trump arrives at the White House, Saturday, November 22, 2025, in Washington. | (AP Photo/Jose Luis Magana) Approval ratings are useful in gauging the public's response to Trump's policies and Trump's approval rating will affect how voters behave in the November 2026 midterm elections. Republicans have a narrow majority of 219 to 214 in the House of Representatives, so even losing a handful of seats could cost them their majority and impact the GOP's ability to push through its agenda. What To Know Silver, who founded 538, a website that offers opinion poll analysis, said that Trump's net approval rating found that 55.9 percent disapprove of Trump, one percent more than the proportion who disapproved of him at a similar moment toward the end of 2017, the first year of his first term. "His net approval rating is still slightly better than his 1st term," he wrote on X on Saturday. "But the trajectory remains negative. Epstein/the economy/general fatigue with Trump is outweighing any post-shutdown recovery so far." Trump has been hit with a backlash over his handling of files associated with disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein. His administration initially pledged to release documents linked to investigations into the convicted sex offender then backtracked. Congress has now voted for their full release. Meanwhile, Trump's economic policies including tariffs have caused disquiet among the American population while the recent government shutdown affected key services and confidence in the administration. It comes amid other broader negative polling about the president. A recent poll by The Economist/YouGov found Trump’s approval rating at its lowest level since he returned to office in January, 39 percent of people approving of the job he is doing, and 58 percent disapproving, a net approval rating of -19 points. Meanwhile, a Fox News poll found this week that 76 percent of voters view the economy negatively. This makes Trump less popular on the economy than former President Joe Biden. At the end of his presidency in 2024, Fox News polling showed that 70 percent of people viewed the economy negatively. Mark Shanahan, who teaches American politics at the University of Surrey in the U.K., told Newsweek: "The Trump presidency this time round is none of the novelty and all of the stress. It's still a soap opera, but one with a nasty edge from Epstein to ICE. Any politician has only one chance to make a first impression and Trump's has been and gone. "In his first term, he remained interesting as no one had any idea what he'd do. In this second term, his unpredictability is predictable but is also proving ineffective. MAGA flocked to Trump in 2024 because they still believed he would make their lives great. The remainder of the loose alliance who brought him to power did so in the expectation he would deliver on his economic promises. "Largely he hasn't, and if Thanksgiving and the Holidays turn out to be an unexpected drain on the average American's finances, they're unlikely to boost the president's polling into 2026. That opens the door to the Democrats in the midterms and Trump may already be on the slide to a lame duck conclusion to his time in the White House." What People Are Saying President Donald Trump said on his social media platform Truth Social earlier this month: "So many Fake Polls are being shown by the Radical Left Media, all slanted heavily toward Democrats and Far Left Wingers…Fake News will never change, they are evil and corrupt but, as I look around my beautiful surroundings, I say to myself, 'Oh, look, I’m sitting in the Oval Office!'" What Happens Next As his term in office continues, Trump's popularity will likely fluctuate. The midterm elections are scheduled for November 2026.

reddorickt

Regulatory issues are the primary reason that nuclear has been bottlenecked in the US. China has the process down pretty well, building them in 5-6 years for a fraction of the cost. They even built AP10000 reactors (the ones Vogtle 3/4 use, the only new nuclear reactors the US has built in decades), in half the time for a quarter of the price. They have more nuclear plants under construction than the rest of the world combined. It isn't that it can't be done, but that the US hasn't gotten it's process down. A lot of that has been from a lack of pressure from the public and corporations, and the tide is changing there. Regulatory issues are also being revised, and are an easier hurdle in the long run than lack of technology or capital or use cases.

Revolutionary-Rip670

[Trump administration may change how GDP is calculated amid DOGE cuts | AP News](https://apnews.com/article/trump-gdp-economy-government-spending-lutnick-7414ba1bd441bd4bf64620bfd66923b2)

kch1t

I just bought their picks with ratings strong buy and buy, this Friday, 11/21/25. Bought the recommended allocation by AP. Planning to hold them for 3 months at least. Will post updates.

barelyreadsenglish

PARIS (AP) — France’s government is taking action against billionaire Elon Musk ‘s artificial intelligence chatbot Grok after it generated French-language posts that questioned the use of gas chambers at Auschwitz, officials said.

AvocadoPurees

You know markets getting wild when even AP is reporting on it

Terrible-Session5028

119,000 jobs added in September as reported by the AP

MutaliskGluon

I mean, these filings are clear fucking proof. Revenue growth is big. FCF down, AP way up, inventory up. Pretty fucking blatant fraud. But as long as people like you exist, it won't crash. Ignorance is bliss.

MutaliskGluon

Easy to do when you add 5B in AP QoQ while somehow also growing inventory significantly lol

Playful_Detective473

My brother, I do research for one of the DOE labs that looks over nuclear power research. We aren’t building any reactors. In the last 50 years we have built 2 conventional AP1000 units. China is allegedly building 30 as of right now. The market talk about using these micro reactors to power data centers is just speculation. None of those company’s have built one (yet) let alone has inked a deal for a buyer whether that’s a data center or an energy company.

MutaliskGluon

NVDA will beat and raise. And I say that as the biggest bear here. But everyone knows they will beat and raise on non GAAP because thats the whole point of using non-GAAP lmao. The real test is what FCF looks like, and what revenue recognition, AP, AR and inventory looks like.

MitchCurry

We aren't just selling F-35s to Bone Saw and Co., we're [possibly giving the technology to the Chinese in doing so](https://apnews.com/article/trump-saudi-arabia-crown-prince-f35-77edbfa2f257805d43a501cd4808648a). >WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump said Monday he will sell F-35 fighter jets to Saudi Arabia despite some concern within the administration that such a sale could lead to China gaining access to the U.S. technology behind the advanced weapon system.

FrostingInfamous3445

That’s interesting. Here’s what I found on Bloomberg: “The agreement comes amid heightened fears in Europe of political pressure the 🥭Administration can place on American tech giants. After 🥭called for gaining control of Greenland, some municipalities in Denmark and the country’s digital ministry began to shift away from Microsoft systems. The International Criminal Court’s top prosecutor lost access to his Microsoft email after getting sanctioned by 🥭, AP reported in May, citing ICC staffers. Microsoft President Brad Smith later told reporters that the company never halted or suspended its services to the court.”

hive-mind-jay

Woah woah, I’m an HVAC tech and I took AP calculus in high school.

_pout_

Thank you, Christopher Waller. Yes, the Fed needs to cut rates A$AP Rocky or we lose the AI battle, not just our pocketbooks. The AI battle isn't just about money. It's about national defense. We don't want to lose, and China would love to see us lose months of progress because of a supposed, "bubble." There is no "bubble" when it comes to national defense. Step in, Fed, before you can't.

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FLRugDealer

Alexa…play Hood Pope by A$AP FERG

jensenskawk

AP live stream of bill signing . https://www.youtube.com/live/7Xy7R5afAsA?si=Pd2C2GWuBXTsgAOa

TickTockTaudit

I took AP Government in HS a million years ago. I forgot how stupid and inefficient this shit is. These assholes are worthless. What kind of person WANTS to be a politician. Just the worst of the worst. Playing games with our lives, health, and money.

FPLGeezah

Most answers are correct, just for completeness: As a retail investor you buy the ETF on exchange, usually from a market maker. The market maker buys and sells the ETF throughout the day, if the position gets large enough, the market maker will initiate a creation (short position from MM perspective) or redemption order (long position). The market maker is usually also an AP, if they’re set up with the issuer of the fund (ETF). There’s usually two types of primary market orders (creation/redemption) between the AP and the fund, either a cash order or a physical order. Stock ETFs are usually done vs cash. For a creation order the AP/MM pays cash to the fund and receives the creation units in return. The value is usually vs cash close of a certain day (closing auction prices of every underlying stock). Simple example: MM is short SPY, hedged with S&P futs (not efficient to hedge all separate 500 stocks separately). Creates SPY vs the close, receives the ETF creation and unwinds the hedge (futures) also vs the close. There’s a separate cash close contract for the futs as well, so the market maker is hedged throughout the process. For fixed income ETFs physical is more common (it also happens for equity ETFs, just much less common). Above process is quite a bit more complicated cause there’s usually not a liquid closing auction for individual bonds. So if a MM is short the bond ETF they have to build some sort of portfolio of individual bonds that represents the ETF (also as a hedge). It happens quite often, especially for the more exotic kind, that the MM and the fund issuer enter some sort of negotiation which bonds can be used to do the creation/redemption.

Responsible-Meringue

Generalizing a single MOA across idiopathic disease of any kind is idiocy at best. Moreover, the read out of a single efficacy metric is n=9. Fucking 9, that's barely a study in an in-vitro clonal cell-line where literally evey replicate is assumed identical. Effect size is ridiculously small, only the observer half (pt3) of the MDS-UPDRS is changing... The patients themselves are reporting no change QoL from reduction in symptoms (pt2). I see the MDS-UPDRS results graph on their poster and immediately concluded "cool, to the outside world it looks like their motor issues are getting better, but they still feel like shit inside. This drug ain't working". Also asterisk the fuck out of the score scale too. The pt3 scores reported are on the lower fifth of disability ranges in PD trials (lower half of early onset however you want to define that bucket), and the delta is like 5. Of course this makes sense cause ph1 is safety/tolerability so they pick people with less-severe PD as to not interfere with AE reports.  I might bookmark this as something to check in on if pt2 had any change, but this readout doesn't pass the sniff test for promising or even surprising results.  AI is a really decent textbook, but you still need the years of scientific training & honing your critical thinking, and tempering your emotional bias to interpret data correctly. Honestly a AP science high-school student would do a better analysis. 

Un_ntelligent

Maybe tomorrow too. I don't see the house deciding today. Per AP " President Donald Trump has signaled support for the bill, saying Monday that “we’re going to be opening up our country very quickly.”

ginantonicplease

When there are no shares of an Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF) available on the open market to meet investor demand, a mechanism involving Authorized Participants (APs) kicks in to create more. This process is central to maintaining the ETF's price close to its underlying net asset value (NAV). The Creation Mechanism Demand Increases: High investor demand for an ETF drives its market price slightly above the value of its underlying assets (NAV), creating a premium. AP Intervention: Authorized Participants, typically large financial institutions, notice this premium and see an arbitrage opportunity. Acquiring Underlying Assets: The APs then go into the open market and buy the required basket of individual securities (stocks, bonds, etc.) that the ETF is designed to hold, in the exact proportions of the fund's index or strategy. Exchange for New ETF Shares: The AP delivers this "creation basket" of securities to the ETF issuer. In exchange, the issuer provides the AP with a large block of new ETF shares, known as a "creation unit," which has an equal value. This is often an "in-kind" transaction, meaning securities are exchanged for ETF shares, not cash. Selling on the Open Market: The AP sells these newly created ETF shares on the stock exchange, increasing the supply of the ETF shares available to investors and bringing the market price back in line with the NAV of its underlying assets.

BlackFlames01

Some people have taken that quote out of context and engaged in fearmongering. Those who would like context should read this: "The World Economic Forum does not have a stated goal to have people ‘own nothing and be happy’ by 2030. Its Agenda 2030 framework outlines an aim to ensure all people have access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property." Source: https://www.reuters.com/article/world/fact-check-the-world-economic-forum-does-not-have-a-stated-goal-to-have-people-idUSKBN2AP2SP/

RiseOdd123

I get that part, I just didn’t understand how the fund managers aum grows if the ETF is traded between buyers and sellers. It was the AP involvement and exchange of underlying assets for ETF units (new) that I didn’t know

swissgrog

Great responses. How frequently does this happen for popular ETF? Is there a way to see this, where would be documented? Eg for VT, do AP "create" ETF shares daily, weekly or monthly?

Over-Computer-6464

The market price for ETFs will sometimes be at a discount to NAV, sometimes at a premium. Once the difference gets big enough (0.1% for example ) it becomes worthwhile for a large o vest or called an authorized participant to either deliver a basket of shares of the underlying to the ETF manager and receive back a pile of ETF shares; or the opposite where the AP buys ETF shares on the market and exchanges them with the ETF ma abet for shares of the underlying stocks. Those ETF share creation and redemption actions by the APs add to or subtract from the number of ETF shares in circulation, which drives the ETF price back close to the NAV.

Opinions-arent-facts

The fund doesn't buy anything. They trade (with APs) a new etf share for a basket of stocks, or allow an AP to redeem an etf share in exchange for the underlying stocks held by the etf, in order to maintain the net asset value of the shares. APs will buy stocks to exchange for an etf to then sell, or redeem an etf share in exchange for stocks which they will then sell (instantly), whenever there is a small discrepancy between the net asset value and the ETF market price. The only way stocks enter the fund is by APs purchasing the stocks and supplying them to the fund in exchange for a new share

RiseOdd123

Ohhhh, okay this makes a lot more sense. So the AP does all the facilitation between the client and fund manager/ buys the underlying assets when demand outstrips supply in exchange for newly issues ETF units

Jazz-Hands--

Novo Nordisk has released statements. Seems the AP had an ID error initially - some agencies are posting corrections on their articles. (Newsweek for example)

3bagsfull-Sir8282

If the AI bubble bursts the ETF’s redemptions will kick in driving the market further down, once the authorised participants (AP’s) start rebalancing you’l see many of the blue chip stocks effected, they wont be immune

beartamer6000

Free money to the MMs. Citadel guy who just bought his new AP watch thanks you for your service

AfroNinjaNation

I work in corporate treasury and splitting money between several banks would be an awful idea. From my experience, a company can/should maintain accounts with 2 or maybe 3 banks at most. Anything else would be far too unwieldy. Splitting funds between a consortium of banks would lead to a situation where cash pooling would become impossible. If you wanted to pay invoices (and a firm would have several invoices above $250k) you'd be looking at $100+ an invoice in wire fees because you couldn't pool cash. That would add up to the equivalent of an extra salary or two a year in just wire fees. Not to mention the treasury team would have to be 2-3 times its normal size just to keep track of everything. That's not to mention a startup might not have a dedicated treasury team, I'd imagine they'd roll that into AP or just keep it as an aspect of general finance. They could've and probably should've banked with a stronger bank, like BOA or Chase. But hindsight is 20/20. FDIC is a program designed to stop laypeople from causing a bank run. Fundamentally, 250k just isn't enough to protect businesses in the event of a bank collapse, not matter how you slice it.

Hockeyshot39

Did you research that mark rober video? Or just read the headline and glaaaaaze over it with those lack of wrinkles??? The car didn’t have FSD, AP wasn’t even on. He is seen in the video trying to turn it on but FAILING lmao The LiDAR company who sponsored him REMOVED his name after seeing how trash the video was LOL YouTuber Mark Rober Tests Cameras Vs. Lidar And Gets It Wrong Mark Rober faces backlash over Tesla autopilot test, accused of misleading viewers [https://www.forbes.com/sites/bradtempleton/2025/03/20/cybertruck-sees-a-road-runner-fake-wall-heres-why/](https://www.forbes.com/sites/bradtempleton/2025/03/20/cybertruck-sees-a-road-runner-fake-wall-heres-why/) [TESLA Kyle Paul’s video - Response to Mark Rober’s “Can You Fool A Self Driving Car?” He didn’t same thing with FSD and it stops lmao Bet you didn’t see it because it’s pro Tesla??](https://www.forbes.com/sites/bradtempleton/2025/03/20/cybertruck-sees-a-road-runner-fake-wall-heres-why/)

Hockeyshot39

Did you research that mark rober video? Or just read the headline and glaaaaaze over it with those lack of wrinkles??? The car didn’t have FSD, AP wasn’t even on. He is seen in the video trying to turn it on but FAILING lmao The LiDAR company who sponsored him REMOVED his name after seeing how trash the video was LOL [YouTuber Mark Rober Tests Cameras Vs. Lidar And Gets It Wrong](https://www.forbes.com/sites/bradtempleton/2025/03/17/youtuber-mark-rober-tests-cameras-vs-lidar-and-gets-it-wrong/) [Mark Rober faces backlash over Tesla autopilot test, accused of misleading viewers](https://tribune.com.pk/story/2534978/mark-rober-faces-backlash-over-tesla-autopilot-test-accused-of-misleading-viewers) [Here’s a video of someone doing the EXACT same test WITH FSD - and it STOPS - did you not watch this because it’s a pro Tesla video?](https://youtu.be/9KyIWpAevNs)

Prudent-Corgi3793

HUNT VALLEY, Md. (AP) — HUNT VALLEY, Md. (AP) — Sinclair, Inc. (SBGI) on Wednesday reported a loss of $1 million in its third quarter. On a per-share basis, the Hunt Valley, Maryland-based company said it had a loss of 2 cents. The television broadcasting company posted revenue of $773 million in the period. For the current quarter ending in December, Sinclair said it expects revenue in the range of $815 million to $851 million. The company expects full-year revenue in the range of $3.15 billion to $3.18 billion.

hey-coffee-eyes

"Japan deploys the military to counter a surge in bear attacks" according to AP. Thank you, Japan, it's working. I'm all green today.

IntrepidKe

With the crypto bros getting liquidated, you are going to find good deals in Miami on Rolex, AP, and PP.

MitchCurry

>TOKYO (AP) — Japanese video-game maker Nintendo’s net profit jumped 85% in April-September from the year before, as its sales more than doubled following the launch of its hit Switch 2 console in June, the company said Tuesday. >Nintendo, based in Japan’s ancient capital of Kyoto, said its profit for the half-year totaled 198.9 billion yen, or $1.3 billion, up from 108.6 billion yen the year before. >Sales for the first half of this fiscal year rose to nearly 1.1 trillion yen ($7.1 billion) from 523 billion yen in the same period of 2024. >Nintendo, which makes Super Mario and Pokemon games, did not provide a break down of quarterly data. >Nintendo’s video game sales were solid, although with no new movies revenue from its content business slowed. >Nintendo raised its profit forecast for the full fiscal year through March 2026 to 350 billion yen ($2.3 billion). Previously, it had expected a 300 billion yen ($1.9 billion) profit. >It also raised its forecast for Switch 2 machine sales to 19 million units from the earlier 15 million. >Nintendo says it had sold more than 10 million Switch 2s by the end of September. Popular Switch 2 game software include “Mario Kart World” and “Donkey Kong Bananza.” >Sales of the older Nintendo Switch have fallen, but Switch game sales are still going strong because they can be played on Switch 2 machines. >Analysts expect Nintendo’s earnings to stay strong with the upcoming holiday season, when it tends to do well. They also expect key new games in the Pokemon and Kirby franchises.

Hockeyshot39

You don’t own a Tesla or fsd so what do you care so much on the timeline?? It’s an excellent driver assist, and again NO ONE HAS ANYTHING LIKE IT FSD and autopilot are two different things I’m not taking about AP The point is that it already does reduce fatigue, stress, and human error, which is, you know, kind of the whole point of progress. But sure, let’s pretend that because I still have to pay attention, it’s useless. By that logic, airplanes weren’t impressive until the pilot could take a nap mid-flight, and dishwashers were a scam until they also cooked dinner. People who actually use FSD daily understand what it changes, the loudest critics usually don’t even have a Tesla, just really strong opinions about one.

salty0waldo

I agree CCJ is a great company. Probably one of the few “vertically integrated” nuclear plays if we want to call them that lol. Started a small position in the summer as I felt it was too expensive. Didn’t expect that big run up. They own 49% of Westinghouse, which is OEM PWR reactor company. Their latest reactor AP1000 was used in Vogtle. Brookfield owns the other 51%. I haven’t looked enough at that latest announcement to know how the profit sharing will work. Originally the company was a uranium mining and fuel service company. Westinghouse, historically, had some operational issues which was part on their own management side, but also a factor of the environment against nuclear. Not sure if I’d add here, but on a pull back perhaps. It’s expensive but I suppose that whole sector is now.

Blow_Up_Your_TV

Given that the only other AP1000 reactors built in the US this century were $17 billion over budget (and were being developed by Georgia Power, an experienced company with a track record), that is certainly the big one. Natural gas and solar and still not easy to build though, not on the scale they would need to come anywhere near justifying a \~$17B valuation. Feel free to correct me if I'm wrong, but I have not seen any evidence of environmental permitting being complete, anchor tenant commitments (likely a prerequisite for a construction loan), any serious design or engineering work having started, or any negotiations with an EPC contractor to actually build.

_Chicken_Chaser_

When you say construction risks, I take it you mean the 4 AP1000s reactors? LGN and Solar, to me, are minimal risks for the site.

BearyChristmas223

You realize he could have picked these up just yesterday after the bell, right? We should be contacting the AP because until today, we didn’t know a human could survive without a working brain.

bgibbz084

Easily doable and most colleges offer this program. Please Google “4+1 masters” and then google “AP credit”.

Throwaway18987987

wtf just happened ?? AP news broadcast cut out

Low_Plastic363

HAHAHA The AP reporter's name is literally Christopher Rug-a-ber.

Capitalpopcorn

Academic & Clinical Supply Contracts (by date) • Johns Hopkins University — supply of LaNeo™ MDMA; shipment completed Oct 2, 2025.  • Yale University — contracted supplier (Nov 7, 2024); shipment completed Jun 2, 2025.  • University of Washington — shipment of LaNeo™ MDMA for pilot trial (Mar 21, 2025).  • UCLA — shipment of LaNeo™ MDMA for schizophrenia study (Mar 3, 2025).  • UT Health San Antonio (STRONG STAR Consortium) — supply incl. new 20 mg dose; trial funded via U.S. DoD appropriation (Feb 27, 2025; builds on Oct 8, 2024 contract).  • Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai — contracted supplier (Oct 21, 2024).  • McLean Hospital (Harvard affiliate) — contracted supplier (Oct 2, 2024).  • Johns Hopkins Medicine — sales agreement (original contract Sep 11, 2024).  • University of Texas San Antonio — contracted to develop/ supply novel dosage form (Oct 8, 2024).  • Merhavim Mental Health Centre (Israel) + MAPS Israel — data-license exchange supply (agreement Jan 20, 2025; delivery Aug 7, 2024 noted) .  • University of California (campus not specified in PR) — supply for clinical trial (Oct 5, 2022).  • Monash University (Australia) — supply to Clinical Psychedelic Lab (Apr 20, 2023; archived).  • Mind Medicine Australia & Orygen Institute — shipment of MDMA (Aug 10, 2023; archived).  • Incannex — supply of LaNeo™ MDMA & psilocybin (Apr 25, 2023; archived).  • Awakn Life Sciences — exclusive MDMA supply partner (Mar 1, 2023; archived).  Distribution / Logistics Agreements • U.S. Distributor (name not disclosed) — warehousing & distribution for U.S. clinical clients (Mar 24, 2025).  • Duchefa Farma (Netherlands) — exclusive distributor with annual minimums & QP release duties (Mar 10, 2025).  • Veridion Group (New Zealand) — exclusive distributor (Sep 25, 2025).  • CCrest Labs (Canada) — earlier distribution expansion (May 10, 2022); agreement later terminated (Oct 21, 2024 PR notes termination).  Joint Venture / Subsidiary & Australia-Specific • Cortexa Pty Ltd (JV with Vitura Health, 50:50) — Australian psychedelics JV (announced May 1–2, 2023); led first TGA AP-scheme psilocybin supply (Mar 18, 2024) and commenced GMP LaNeo™ MDMA manufacturing in Australia (Apr 5, 2024).  • PharmAla Biotech Australia Pty Ltd (wholly-owned) — incorporated to support AU clinical research/ manufacturing (Sep 3, 2025).  Other Commercial / Collaboration Items • Sale agreement with Numinus (Mar 26, 2024; archived).  • SABI Mind — MDMA supply agreement (May 19, 2022).  • Global Wellness Strategies — MDMA supply agreement (Feb 10, 2022). 

BlLB0

When you buy VTI or any ETF, your money does not go directly to buying stocks. It goes to authorized participants or most likely some other dude who sold, in no cases at all does the money flows from you to ETF Provider and then being used to stock purchases, in the best option is it goes to AP and they use to for reimbursement of the stocks they already bought.

Capitalpopcorn

Heres a list of there current and past contracts Academic & Clinical Supply Contracts (by date) • Johns Hopkins University — supply of LaNeo™ MDMA; shipment completed Oct 2, 2025.  • Yale University — contracted supplier (Nov 7, 2024); shipment completed Jun 2, 2025.  • University of Washington — shipment of LaNeo™ MDMA for pilot trial (Mar 21, 2025).  • UCLA — shipment of LaNeo™ MDMA for schizophrenia study (Mar 3, 2025).  • UT Health San Antonio (STRONG STAR Consortium) — supply incl. new 20 mg dose; trial funded via U.S. DoD appropriation (Feb 27, 2025; builds on Oct 8, 2024 contract).  • Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai — contracted supplier (Oct 21, 2024).  • McLean Hospital (Harvard affiliate) — contracted supplier (Oct 2, 2024).  • Johns Hopkins Medicine — sales agreement (original contract Sep 11, 2024).  • University of Texas San Antonio — contracted to develop/ supply novel dosage form (Oct 8, 2024).  • Merhavim Mental Health Centre (Israel) + MAPS Israel — data-license exchange supply (agreement Jan 20, 2025; delivery Aug 7, 2024 noted) .  • University of California (campus not specified in PR) — supply for clinical trial (Oct 5, 2022).  • Monash University (Australia) — supply to Clinical Psychedelic Lab (Apr 20, 2023; archived).  • Mind Medicine Australia & Orygen Institute — shipment of MDMA (Aug 10, 2023; archived).  • Incannex — supply of LaNeo™ MDMA & psilocybin (Apr 25, 2023; archived).  • Awakn Life Sciences — exclusive MDMA supply partner (Mar 1, 2023; archived).  Distribution / Logistics Agreements • U.S. Distributor (name not disclosed) — warehousing & distribution for U.S. clinical clients (Mar 24, 2025).  • Duchefa Farma (Netherlands) — exclusive distributor with annual minimums & QP release duties (Mar 10, 2025).  • Veridion Group (New Zealand) — exclusive distributor (Sep 25, 2025).  • CCrest Labs (Canada) — earlier distribution expansion (May 10, 2022); agreement later terminated (Oct 21, 2024 PR notes termination).  Joint Venture / Subsidiary & Australia-Specific • Cortexa Pty Ltd (JV with Vitura Health, 50:50) — Australian psychedelics JV (announced May 1–2, 2023); led first TGA AP-scheme psilocybin supply (Mar 18, 2024) and commenced GMP LaNeo™ MDMA manufacturing in Australia (Apr 5, 2024).  • PharmAla Biotech Australia Pty Ltd (wholly-owned) — incorporated to support AU clinical research/ manufacturing (Sep 3, 2025).  Other Commercial / Collaboration Items • Sale agreement with Numinus (Mar 26, 2024; archived).  • SABI Mind — MDMA supply agreement (May 19, 2022).  • Global Wellness Strategies — MDMA supply agreement (Feb 10, 2022). 

MutaliskGluon

NVDA isnt depreciating GPUs on their books, the hyperscalers and mag 7 are. NVDA is doing early revenue recognition, M2Ming of deals that should not hit the books, and abusing AP and AR to bring forward revenue. AKA all the stuff Enron was doing in 99 that was found out about AFTERWARDS because you can only prove it once the demand slows and you can no longer bring forward revenue. In the meantime you need to finance vendors, make big partnerships, and keep bringing forward revenue, which Jensen literally did all day today haha

jpk195

Don’t care at all about FSD. The Mobileye AP1 system is still perfect for me on the highway. But if ADAS is important to you, GM is supposedly pushing out a true level 3 system soon. I’d buy a Lucid or Lyriq any day before another Model S or 3.

salty0waldo

Westinghouse and the US government announced an $80b collaboration to build nuclear reactors. Westinghouse is jointly owned by Brookfield (51%) and Cameco (49%). Westinghouse is OEM reactor EPC with PWR AP1000 design recently used at Vogtle.

Jealous-Leek-5428

Chase just pre-approved me for poverty at 7% AP

jensenskawk

Mango at ASEAN summit live on AP: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=shEuyGp\_AhA](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=shEuyGp_AhA)