FT

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.

bananawrapper

A little off the board with a Canadian penny stock but I'm going to continue to buy Fortune Minerals (FT.TO) in the new year. They are still in the funding phase but there have been large investments from the NWT and federal government to help get the project off the ground including a 100km long all season access road connecting to Hwy 3. Their deposit has 12% of global bismuth supply as well as 1 million oz of gold. With the current push to onshore critical supply chains, like rare earths, back to north America, there is a very good chance the NICO project succeeds. If it does, 20x returns wouldnt be unreasonable.

Significant_Treat_87

Ah, thank you for explaining! So you’re saying the FT is mistaken

Significant_Treat_87

Thanks for sharing. I skimmed it and don’t have time to read it fully, but is he saying that *the US government* doesn’t subtract imports when calculating GDP in their reports (which is what the FT reported) or is he just saying you SHOULDN’T subtract imports — i understand his point that whether one should ideally subtract them depends on their use

Significant_Treat_87

I didn’t read the report itself but FT also pointed out some of this is due to reduced imports which i guess are usually subtracted from GDP measures

callsonreddit

ByteDance plans to spend $23 billion towards AI infrastructure in 2026, FT reports [https://finance.yahoo.com/news/tiktok-owner-bytedances-valuation-hits-093000737.html](https://finance.yahoo.com/news/tiktok-owner-bytedances-valuation-hits-093000737.html)

Appropriate_Ice_7507

Queue the FT report from China saying it’s a no go. Oracle goes down to 170

IslandExact429

FT Alphaville But OK

One-Arachnid-2119

Well, this (article from FT)[https://www.ft.com/content/bee83769-fa41-4d18-9dc2-4a46130c72a8] is pretty damning.

mnc5959

Wait the link is 404. Did the FT get pressured or something to take this down? Or is there another link to read this?

981flacht6

That's not what actually happened. FT is a tabloid.

friedbymoonlight

The bear celebration over a recycled FT article is going to make the V a cream delicious 

Thick_Expression_796


apurimac777

Who needs the WSJ, CNBC, Bloomberg, FT, when you have retards shitposting on the internet

alderson710

I honestly believe the news is intentionally trying to crush any hope in the market right now. Just look at when that CNBC/FT report dropped, right when the market opened. It’s like they time these things perfectly. Whenever they want to flip the switch, they’ll start pushing out bullish news to pump it back up.

jnas_19

Blue Owl talks on data centre investment stalled: FT Blue Owl will not back $10b deal for Oracle data center: FT

friedbymoonlight

This FT article stinks of desperation.  Reading Oracle sub on another site and peeps complaining that it’s recycled news. !banbet orcl 190 8 hours

After_Fee8244

BLUE OWL WILL NOT BACK $10B DEAL FOR ORACLE DATA CENTER - FT Is it finally happening?!

Impressive-Bee-5183

Oracle’s $10bn Michigan data centre in limbo after Blue Owl funding talks stall - FT $ORCL??? Will ORCL come back with comments today

myironlung6

Oracle’s $10bn Michigan data centre in limbo after Blue Owl funding talks stall - FT

myironlung6

Oracle’s $10bn Michigan data centre in limbo after Blue Owl funding talks stall - FT

pink_ego_box

The demand is coming from the central bank of China buying all the Comex and London stocks discretely. FT reported on it recently. They're building the "Unit", a gold and silver backed common currency for BRICS international commerce.

jnas_19

US Suspends Technology Deal with UK - FT

iMakeGOODinvestmemts

BROO... READ THE ROOM US has suspended the “technology prosperity deal” it signed with the UK in September, pausing planned cooperation on AI, quantum and nuclear. Per FT, Washington is frustrated over UK non tariff barriers and limited progress on food and industrial market access, though both sides say talks are still ongoing and the wider relationship remains intact. Source: FT

iMakeGOODinvestmemts

US has suspended the “technology prosperity deal” it signed with the UK in September, pausing planned cooperation on AI, quantum and nuclear. Per FT, Washington is frustrated over UK non tariff barriers and limited progress on food and industrial market access, though both sides say talks are still ongoing and the wider relationship remains intact. Source: FT

iMakeGOODinvestmemts

US has suspended the “technology prosperity deal” it signed with the UK in September, pausing planned cooperation on AI, quantum and nuclear. Per FT, Washington is frustrated over UK non tariff barriers and limited progress on food and industrial market access, though both sides say talks are still ongoing and the wider relationship remains intact. Source: FT

iMakeGOODinvestmemts

US has suspended the “technology prosperity deal” it signed with the UK in September, pausing planned cooperation on AI, quantum and nuclear. Per FT, Washington is frustrated over UK non tariff barriers and limited progress on food and industrial market access, though both sides say talks are still ongoing and the wider relationship remains intact. Source: FT

iMakeGOODinvestmemts

nah chief not tis time - we COOKED US has suspended the “technology prosperity deal” it signed with the UK in September, pausing planned cooperation on AI, quantum and nuclear. Per FT, Washington is frustrated over UK non tariff barriers and limited progress on food and industrial market access, though both sides say talks are still ongoing and the wider relationship remains intact. Source: FT

iMakeGOODinvestmemts

US has suspended the “technology prosperity deal” it signed with the UK in September, pausing planned cooperation on AI, quantum and nuclear. Per FT, Washington is frustrated over UK non tariff barriers and limited progress on food and industrial market access, though both sides say talks are still ongoing and the wider relationship remains intact. Source: FT might be real now

iMakeGOODinvestmemts

US has suspended the “technology prosperity deal” it signed with the UK in September, pausing planned cooperation on AI, quantum and nuclear. Per FT, Washington is frustrated over UK non tariff barriers and limited progress on food and industrial market access, though both sides say talks are still ongoing and the wider relationship remains intact. Source: FT

iMakeGOODinvestmemts

US has suspended the “technology prosperity deal” it signed with the UK in September, pausing planned cooperation on AI, quantum and nuclear. Per FT, Washington is frustrated over UK non tariff barriers and limited progress on food and industrial market access, though both sides say talks are still ongoing and the wider relationship remains intact. Source: FT

iMakeGOODinvestmemts

US has suspended the “technology prosperity deal” it signed with the UK in September, pausing planned cooperation on AI, quantum and nuclear. Per FT, Washington is frustrated over UK non tariff barriers and limited progress on food and industrial market access, though both sides say talks are still ongoing and the wider relationship remains intact. Source: FT

iMakeGOODinvestmemts

US has suspended the “technology prosperity deal” it signed with the UK in September, pausing planned cooperation on AI, quantum and nuclear. Per FT, Washington is frustrated over UK non tariff barriers and limited progress on food and industrial market access, though both sides say talks are still ongoing and the wider relationship remains intact. Source: FT

iMakeGOODinvestmemts

US has suspended the “technology prosperity deal” it signed with the UK in September, pausing planned cooperation on AI, quantum and nuclear. Per FT, Washington is frustrated over UK non tariff barriers and limited progress on food and industrial market access, though both sides say talks are still ongoing and the wider relationship remains intact. Source: FT

iDahves

Bloomberg: “US SUSPENDS TECHNOLOGY DEAL WITH UK- FT”

Gom_KBull

FT reported it yesterday, and if it was 6m 2 weeks ago... thats fucking crazy

3boobsarenice

Warsh’s rising odds also come after JPMorgan  [](https://www.marketwatch.com/investing/stock/jpm?mod=article_chiclet)  CEO Jamie Dimon reportedly told Wall Street executives at a private conference Thursday that he agreed with Warsh’s writings on the Fed, [according to the Financial Times](https://www.ft.com/content/df10ecea-ab0d-452d-b9dc-ffe54701a49c). Dimon also said that he believed Hassett, as Fed chair, would be more likely to cut interest rates in line with Trump’s wishes, according to the FT.

Gom_KBull

[Millions of U.S. student loan borrowers face growing financial distress as delinquencies surge](https://english.news.cn/northamerica/20251212/195614e2c6534f6e984f0bb27541fd26/c.html) Sorry for china link, but FT has a cancerous paywall. https://preview.redd.it/fo229azer07g1.png?width=192&format=png&auto=webp&s=55959d4a33f8163fd8c9f4076e2fb6b4de3481aa

bushed_

I think that’s hard to say. It’s not much of an injection, but it is one. Inflation concerns seem to be happening regardless of this i think the fed has stagflation on the mind and are walking a bit of a tight rope. Obviously fed buying = liquidity up. I think if they keep cutting they may drive more people out of short term bills which could be a boon for assets, but assets are already richly valued so any further price hikes may just make things even more wonky and volatile. The FT article is showing that these liquidity injections are needed near quarter close or dates like that where people rectify. This was a fairly safe way to even things out and let it ride. They don’t have a ton of wiggle room imo Personally seeing a large, slow rotation out of tech growth into large value (and maybe mid and small) and I expect that to heavily continue as people need to buy what they need to buy and realize growth is hot air. Simply too much liquidity out there, I’d be more concerned about where that’s going than the small stop gap the fed did here. do your own research not financial advice etc

Additional-Math-769

Axil 

Playful_Sense_3407

We are about to see it, lets see what happens. Hopefully it soars 

Challengeme2_0

MIGI 

TheOnlyAcolyte

I take walks as well. This all while at my FT. Im doing well thank you!

BasicallyNuclear

I’m not sure we’re out of the woods yet. [China to limit access to Nvidia's H200 chips despite Trump export approval, FT reports](https://www.reuters.com/world/china/nvidia-shares-gain-trump-allows-some-ai-chip-sales-china-2025-12-09/)

pmotiveforce

"China set to limit access to Nvidia’s H200 chips despite Trump export approval’ (FT)

sailortyx56

2026 SpaceX plans to go public at a $1.5 trillion valuation-Bloomberg OpenAI plans to go public at a $1 trillion valuation-WSJ Anthropic plans to go public at a $500 billion valuation-FT lol.

Familiar_Potato1244

UAVS 

BarryMcKockinner

Your guess is as good as mine, but it would be very odd for these Chinese sources to put themselves or their jobs at risk just to share some low level information with the FT. Every time NVDA gains some momentum, there's a hit piece article posted the same day. Almost as if by design.

BosSF82

FT: China set to limit access to Nvidia’s H200 chips despite Trump export approval Jensen and Nvidia getting cucked from both sides. No fight whatsoever. I’d be embarrassed to own their shares at this point.

Equivalent-Stop7266

FT’s source for the NVDA article is The Information, same people who reported the Meta TPU shit and the Microsoft fake news story a few days ago lmao

ImpressiveGear7

Few minutes ago Regulators in Beijing have been discussing ways to permit limited access to the H200 - FT. $NVDA China set to limit access to Nvidia’s H200 chips - FT $NVDA

Comfortable_Oil6642

Yes. Look at the FT. It’s their top story.

Eskapismus

According to the FT article renewables make up about a third of current power for data centers vs. nuclear power which is at 25%. According to projections by IEA the split will be about the same by 2035. But if Americans keep voting for mentally disabled presidents it could as well be 100% coal or bird poop powered in 2035

Express_Film2321

The FT Weekend reported this corrupt deal. Lock Bozo up!

Eskapismus

Today I read an article in FT about how the US is falling behind China in the AI race partly because a lack of electricity needed for the huge data centers. One reason for this is that the Trump administration doesn’t allow renewable energy for ideological reasons.

Eskapismus

Ah stfu already… “mainstream media won’t dare to touch this subject”. I first read it on FT last week now it’s everywhere. The reason we are in this mess is because or morons like this guy who take 100% of their news social media channels and rationlize their cheapness to actually pay for their news by saying “the legacy media is all corrupt”. Just because sometimes journalists do mistakes or write something you don’t like doesn’t mean you should get your news from Elon or the Chinese Communist party.

pink_ego_box

Based on China secretly building a gold-based currency as an alternative to the dollar for international transactions As reported by FT 2 weeks ago

moorhound

>FT: Americans head to dollar stores as affordability crunch pinches consumers So, calls I guess

WallStreetFlea

TRUMP ADMINISTRATION IS PREPARING TO HOLD A HIGH-LEVEL MEETING TO DECIDE WHETHER TO PROVIDE LICENCES TO ALLOW NVIDIA TO EXPORT THE H200 TO CHINA - FT Make it fuckin snappy 🥭. My life depends on it.

Flimsy_Oil6271

Yeah. I quit mine in September. Last day was beginning of October, right in time for the market to just suck for months. Might be looking for a new day job here soon. But will keep trying to make the market my FT job. :-)

hv876

An extremely hilarious headline on FT: OpenAI needs to raise at least $207bn by 2030 so it can continue to lose money, HSBC estimates

GneissFrog

>Accenture dubs its 800,000 staff ‘reinventors’ as it adapts to AI -FT So, what do you do? I reinvent wheels.

drummer820

I'm going to put more stock in journalists writing for the Financial Times, because if there was \*ANY\* chance these numbers were substantially off (in OpenAI's favor; they could very well be worse) FT and Ed Zitron would be risking catastrophic defamation lawsuits that would bankrupt them. If you want to trust the word of Sam Altman (who again, was fired by the OAI board for lying!) over outside investigative reports, that's on you, but it's certainly not how I would be making investing decisions

uwilllovethis

You’re comparing two different sort of inference. The article from FT is talking about the cost of total inference (serving all users), while your articles talk about the profit margin of API-based inference (predominately 3rd party users, i.e. users that use products that integrate OpenAI’s API). Given a 1b active users, mostly free users, both can be true.

Bafitis

Perhaps, but not everyone wants to work... If I could have made a 5 million or more before 30 or 40, I certainly would have stopped working and enjoyed life... I don't need some 12,000 SQ-FT mansion or fleet of fancy cars or anything... Size of my house wouldn't have mattered since I would have been enjoying traveling so much... Another possibility is with only owning a small a mount the Senior Management are worried about a possible takeover, so they're trying to scoop up more %...

Dink-Floyd

The SPVs are very troubling. Many companies are using them to pay for these data centers and placing all the liability on the banks. FT had an article about this recently. JP Morgan is on the hook for a $10 billion data center with Oracle, but if they default, JP just gets to take the land and the building, the companies walk away scottfree. The risk taking is nuts, and will leave banks and the public holding the bag. They’re fully expecting the government to bailout the banks again…this is just 2008 with more steps.

lowkeysciguy

Yeah well and if you caught Ed Zitron in FT (or [Chapo Trap House](https://open.spotify.com/episode/2B1tgxTQtdpnotgnszaBbw)) last week you'd know OpenAI will go bankrupt next year and possibly take Oracle down with it LMAO

Aromatic-Ad-6244

"China's tech giants move AI model training overseas to access Nvidia chips, FT reports" - calls baby, calls!

alderson710

> China's tech giants move AI model training overseas to access Nvidia chips, FT reports By Reuters Holy Nvidia green Dildo on Friday

callsonreddit

China's tech giants move AI model training overseas to access Nvidia chips, FT reports https://www.reuters.com/world/china/chinas-tech-giants-move-ai-model-training-overseas-tap-nvidia-chips-ft-reports-2025-11-27/

eyerollingsex

_Tether is now the largest independent holder of Gold in the world - FT_ You’d think they’d hold some like idk bitcoin

RoyalCities

Right but the cost cutting is happening below the breakeven rates per hour of the cards. Also it's been driven largely by the companies outside of the mag7 (since they don't have the cash reserves or other lines of business) showing a glut of inventory and also under usage (since they need to still pay back their loans) This references it further. It does include more details from FT but I refuse to pay for that. https://www.trendforce.com/news/2025/10/20/news-why-gpu-rental-prices-keep-falling-and-what-it-says-about-the-ai-boom/

Complex-Note-5274

[What US hedge funds are shorting](https://archive.is/ULNI7) (FT)

TablePretty1011

IVP 

TAKINAS_INNOVATION

“Spotify to raise US prices in first quarter of next year, FT reports” Spotify flexing their pricing power.

Ok_Cry7572

Spotify to raise US prices in first quarter of next year - FT

Kind_Upstairs_1488


Common_Sense

Pretty much everyone but Bloomberg and the FT have admitted AI isn't a bubble, or at least that what's happening with AI now isn't analogous to the Dot Com bubble, but you'd never know it from social media 🌈🐻 echo chambers

TablePretty1011

IVP 

HighHandicapGolfist

You realize for 12 months + people have been openly talking about how obviously this was coming right? How does this surprise you NVIDIA is garbage, it's so clearly nakedly garbage as is every single US AI based on massive investment walled gardens. They've gone down a massive dead end and that's been called out in scientific papers. Credible business sections like the FT and AFR for over 24 months now. Why on earth did anyone spend a dime on this sh!t other than to sell it on the someone else. Let me put it plainer, this is a Bag, you are holding it, before they gave you it, they lied and pumped it's value to the Moon, then you bought it.

BigIce7944

IVP wow 

Common_Sense

Burry asked (rhetorically) on twitter last night if anyone can name OpenAI's auditor. Hours later the FT published an article on exactly that topic. FT used to be a respectable, even great financial paper. Now it is a tabloid made to tell its cretinous readship what they want to hear. If you doubt that FT is basically The New Yorker, but for disgruntled British Boomers instead of unculture nouveau riche, just check the comments sections of their articles. It's worse than YouTube

Common_Sense

the market was always fine, at least the AI trade was always fine. it didn't need rescuing. it's just that there are waves of anti-AI hype that the entire financial press spins up every year or so, about how AI is fake, or it's not useful, or it's too expensive, or its sketchy that they're not paying for 100% of it in cash. I've been investing in AI for years and the press coordinates bearish sentiment periodically. FT has even admitted they are irrationally bearish. the reason is simply that negative clicks are easier to get, same as on social media. and these waves of bullshit cause retail traders who know nothing about AI to panic and sell. it has nothing to do with anything in reality. all you have to do to see how blatant the press's bullshit is is read a headline about an interview with some big shot from a big time investment firm like goldman sachs, and it will be something like "GS guy says bubble crash is imminent!!!" and then read the actual interview and find out what he actually said was more like "not every single AI company will be successful. we might see a correction in the next 24 months". the contrast between how they spin it, and what's actually there, tips you off not to believe anything they say, or at least not to accept the tone of the article as the legitimate conclusion to be drawn. they are malicious liars. if you read them every day that fact becomes unavoidable

Common_Sense

Bears wake up, read anti-AI hype from Bloomberg and FT, and spend the rest of the day repeating it here like they thought of it themselves

WerewolfMany7976

He announced his puts *exactly* at the peak. Also whilst he’s shut down his fund according to the FT he still has his positions personally. And people were saying the same about him in 2006 and 2007 when he was shorting the market then… what happened in 2008? Check out the Big Short if you haven’t seen in

Potato_Octopi

I love FT but that article stank.

HoosierDaddy1775


Choice_Reveal_1135

EONR and ASBP for AH 

Easik

This post is annoying because it just highlights how much people don't understand about economic data from the government. Most of the data wasn't collected and the limited data they did receive isn't a big enough sample size to impute a proper report. Most of the October data just wasn't collected due to shutdown. It's not a conspiracy, it's how shutdowns work. P.S. We get September jobs data on Nov 21st and August FT900 data on Nov 19th.

cultoftheclave

my analysis explicitly stated it's *not* AI actually, in spite of looking for even well concealed which is what makes the downvotes funny. Booth babe is, I'll readily admit as someone who used to work in that field, a bit of tasteless "convention jargon" for "models hired to work at vendor booths mainly to attract attention," as a contrast with actual FT staff representing the company who happen to be female. The former sometimes go in for stunts like what's shown in the picture, the latter, obviously never. The extremely unlikely case of an actual company employee letting Jensen, or anyone, do this is what made me think this had to be AI to begin with. as for the posture and bathroom stuff it's just the unnatural way her body is bent, maybe by a filter or fisheye effect of the lens.

bearhunter429

>UK to ban resale of live show tickets above face value - FT #America should too LMAO🤌

milensas

Baba down bc of this FT post ....maybe

Red_Zone_Broly

#"NY FED MET WITH BANKS OVER KEY SHORT-TERM LENDING FACILITY: FT" Uh, isn't this a bad thing? No one seems to care...

callsonreddit

Apple intensifies succession planning for CEO Tim Cook, FT reports [https://finance.yahoo.com/news/apple-intensifies-succession-planning-ceo-033813352.html](https://finance.yahoo.com/news/apple-intensifies-succession-planning-ceo-033813352.html)

iMakeGOODinvestmemts

📢 𝐉𝐔𝐒𝐓 𝐈𝐍: $AAPL Apple Prepares for Tim Cook to Step Down as Chief Executive as Soon as Next Year - FT

Educational-Dust4048

"White House says Alibaba is helping Chinese military target US, FT reports By Reuters November 14, 202511:17 AM MSTUpdated 6 mins ago"

fredditf

White House Memo: Alibaba helps China military target the US - FT. come on man

weasler7

I only read financial news from sources you pay for. So like WSJ and FT, maybe Bloomberg. If you think of the incentives, free sources have fewer incentives for journalism and just want those clicks.

BigIce7944

NVVE 

BigWarning8696

For what its worth, I am an Optometrist, maybe was is a better description since I trade FT now. I've looked into the company a bit, their product to take care of old-age near blur (presbyopia) is similar to Viuty, which has been around for a couple years and never really gained much traction. The problem with all these meds is that it doesn't fix the problem (lens stiffening over time), it just masks the symptoms (by constricting the pupil). There actually is a small Japanese company that is targeting the softening of the lens but is many years away from commercialization.