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07 MAY 2026, WHAT ARE THE BIGGEST WINNERS AND WHY ?
Geopolitics, Quantum Risk, and AI Attacks: Why Cybersecurity Is Being Rewritten $SCPE
$ASTI - announces today that the company is commencing work on a Collaborative Agreement Notice (CAN) with NASA Marshall Space Flight Center (MSFC) and support from NASA Glenn Research Center (GRC) to efficiently advance capabilities for receiving beamed power using CIGS PV modules.
Scope Technologies Announces Leadership Transition: Ted Carefoot Appointed CEO
$CYCU News : Cycurion Secures $33 Million Contract Renewal to Enhance Cybersecurity for State-Level Public Higher Education Institutions
Gold Resource Year-End Earnings: CEO and Executive Team to Present 2024 Financial Results Wednesday April 9th
PCG - The Hindenburg of Power Companies... is it about to reinstate the dividend?
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Lying or you do some kind of development work. I work in cyber security and use windows constantly especially for GRC cyber where I need to use excel and word a ton
My 70 year old former client’s boomer stock choice, that he told me to pick up as a long hold and for its dividend, is performing like a growth stock for the past year. You can’t make this shit up. 😂 GRC. LFG
Iran GRC already experimenting with this off the coast of Dubai.
Force won’t work. 2 blown up tankers = no insurance = no more tankers. Impossible topography to have a clean operation Negotiations can only be had with heavy concessions. Like, we need to pay reparations before they’ll listen.. I don’t see 🥭 folding that hard, but maybe. Hopefully he’s smart enough to cut loses. He might do it just to bait out GRC leadership in a few months Much much much bigger chance the war escalates imo. Oil is already suppressed from the 🌮 coefficient, it’s a powder keg rn The only plausible bullish catalyst I can foresee is that 🥭 keeps on lying, but that can only sustain itself for so long until the imaginary barrels aren’t there after all. Trade deals or tariff suspension is another card to play, but I don’t think he was the one that decided to postpone Chinese trade talks. It’s a matter of time before they whip out rare earth restrictions again if we keep fucking with their oil Most likely peace will be had with a fake mission accomplished psyop while he concedes to some under the table stuff deal We’re staring straight into a recession folks. Oil shocks are catastrophic
My SPY forecast? Crypto triggered broad selloff in all equities into Iran war oil spike into SCOTUS ruling that tariffs are very cool and very legal into secular long term flight from dollar assets as the dollar drifts further and further from GRC status !banbet SPY -10% 4w
I sell the IBM portfolio of AI solutions, Automation solutions, and GRC solutions to companies
The Governance, Risk & Compliance capabilities across every sector are ridiculously immature and not only in need of modernization because of years of neglect, companies are pouring quite a bit of money into ServiceNow to automate their GRC capabilities. Whether that will be reflected in this earnings yet or not remains to be seen. However, I believe this will be a very solid multi-year stock.
You forgot the bowtie: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GRC4mg7dm4Y](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GRC4mg7dm4Y)
The GRC was bad. I ended up on clonazePAM.
honestly unlike the GRC the world is aligning against us. which could make it hella lot worse
Throwing the USD GRC system out the window because it does more harm than good.
I'm not saying any particular sitting president is a Russian asset, but if I were a sitting president and Russian asset I don't think I could possibly be doing more to bring down the USA from within. Turn decades-long allies and trading partners against you? Check Stoke the fires of culture war in an already deeply divided nation? Check Dismantle educational, medical and scientific establishments, setting the US back decades? Check Destroy US soft power worldwide by throwing health, social and economic aid programs in the trash? Check Make military secrets public? Check Wrest control of power from branches of government to one office? Check Impose nonsensical tariffs on your economy leading to a market crash? Check Undermine international faith in the USD, possibly leading to the USD losing GRC status? <- We are here
> I was only really reading about **their** higher models like gr86, GRC, Si, Type-R > > > > **their** newest generation manual gearbox is literally almost as good as a Porsche. Toyota can't touch that yet Your phrasing sounded like you thought they were all Honda.
so funny, I just got downvoted for the same opinion I do fall under that group of older individuals who grew up with manuals though, and I was only really reading about their higher models like gr86, GRC, Si, Type-R their newest generation manual gearbox is literally almost as good as a Porsche. Toyota can't touch that yet (even bmw and others have trouble). for whatever reason, Honda makes a DAMN good gearbox
that's probably true at the low end for each when I looked at the higher end, the GR86 had some concerning issues with right-hand turns and a few GRC caught fire (3 on reddit iirc?) the Type-R has had a lot of recalls too though. one for a faulty seat weld, another for a wheel gear improperly tightened/lubed that's why I think it's crazy when anybody has a super strong opinion one way or the other, because it's clear they all have their issues at this price point thanks for leaving a respectful comment, as I said I felt they were pretty close, and I did months of research before buying
Holding PMs is betting on the idea that the dollar will eventually lose status as GRC (global reserve currency). So you're hedging against the dollar. You also currently get an ok, not great, hedge against inflation by holding PMs. I like PMs for this because they're just easy. Is it perfect? No, but I like the idea of having some wealth in my house, and not in the markets in case some black swan event occurs. And lots of people really actively despise gold, and are always saying how it does nothing, but IIRC gold has now outperformed the sp500 in the 21st century. Keep in mind that gold has done pretty well even with major price fixing/spoofing being done by the big banks to suppress gold's value. If you want to hear a pro PM stance, go watch Mike Maloney's Hidden History of Money. Or listen to Rick Rule. Or Peter Schiff.
"The median “Cyber Security Analyst” has a tenuous grasp on “Cyber Security” No need to call me out bro. GRC cybersecurity Chads who don't understand deep technical issues reporting in!
**Summary courtesy of ChatGPT:** 1. Social stability is a US national security concern. 2. 2024 is an election year, and a recession could lead to social instability. 3. To avoid a recession, the US is leveraging its GRC (global reserve currency) status to run the economy hot, via unprecedented fiscal deficits. 4. The recent -25% devaluation of the dollar will briefly pause, due to monetary policy lags from 2023, before re-accelerating again in 2025. 5. All of the above is bullish for the market, but indices have already priced most of these factors in, so whether the rally continues or stalls over the next six months is uncertain
I guess what you’re missing is the GRC viewpoint would support your bro’s move. It’s not a societal trope that become doctor = make money, it’s a simple fact that any wealth manager you might know will confirm. Sure he could get hit by a car or get cancer, but same applies when you take a mortgage out or lever up your portfolio - similarly, the debt nets against your estate’s assets before passing on to your heirs. Truly a bizarre concept that you’re doubling down on - did you develop this question after rolling a J?
I have only ever bought individual stocks in my personal brokerage account. 401k is inutual funds ETFs. I have been succesful, but it takes effort. You must be ready to read the SEC filings, earnings reports, news, analyst articles, and scour for information from what other investors think about the stock. You must also only choose companies who's product you understand, or think you understand. I choose stocks this way and buy them with the intention to hold for a year or two. At which point I re-evaluate, look at whether their progress has matched my expectations, and if it doesn't, I ussually have the luxury of selling for a profit. That last part is the key though. You have to jump ship at some point. There has to be a visible exit down the road, unless your buying big blue chip buisness and reinvesting dividends. Right now most of my money is in CTAS, MSFT, PEP, LLY, LOW, HD, V, GRC, BRK.B, and a few others. But I have 20% of my portfolio sitting in a biotech startup that I feel really good about. It's a gamble, but if it doesn't pay off this year, I think it will pay off in the next few years. 80/20 I think is reasonable, but I'd split that 20 into two different choices. That way if one tanks, your only tanking 10%.
This is a canary in the coalmine in regards to inflation. I think it may be a pretty goddamned accurate number, but I also think the market cares more about rates than actual economic activity. The labor market supports this and so does inevitable energy issues in Europe and reshoring/near shoring back to US/Mexico. Even if this gets revised downward, it's still the cleanest shirt in filthy laundry and has GRC status to boot.
> The game will continue as long as the world runs on USD and to some extent Euros. So not very much longer. China is pushing the Yuan with OPEC and has been making small inroads there. It's the real reason we have tensions with China. They get opec to trade in the yuan and not the dollar, the USD depegs from the GRC overnight.
Makes too much sense. Makes me think GRC goes to $20ish
The US Treasury and Federal Reserve work off a John Maynard Keynes based Modern Monetary theory. In short, budget deficits and sovereign debt do not matter. What matters is the velocity of money through the economy, from your paycheck, to taxes, to your spending and investing. The Fed's mandate is to have stable prices and full employment. Full employment is considered 5% unemployment and stable prices are considered 2% inflation. If employment is 5% or under, and inflation is above the 2% target it hikes rates. If unemployment is under 5% and inflation is 2% then the Fed can look at tertiary indicators like debt levels and tighten or loosen accordingly. If unemployment is above 5%, and inflation is 2% or below, the Fed will cut rates. If unemployment is above 5% and inflation is above 2%, a circumstance that hasn't really happened, then the policy will be based off which is accelerating faster, inflation or unemployment. That is the worst case and the response is yet to be seen. The quiet unspoken mandate that the Fed has to obey isn't what you think. It's to not cause political instability abroad. The Fed can and will out-hawk every other country, but it has to do so without killing the EU or Japan. As long as the USD is the GRC and the rest of the world's combined military is a meme compared to the US's, your thesis is incorrect. You cannot apply Austrian Supply-Side Economic theory to what is a completely different reality. The reality isn't taught in schools. Macro and micro teach you Austrian. The entire reality is summed up here by Jeremy Irons: https://youtu.be/IAqAl292ozs
They don’t read the entire comment. It’s entirely plausible for our economy to collapse. We’re in the same window as every other former GRC. If this won’t be the catalyst, something else will when you look at how inflated the US dollar is. This is my karma heavy account, so fuck it, send the downvotes.
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So I had a look, and according to the [International Labour Organization's 2017 data](https://www.ilo.org/shinyapps/bulkexplorer48/?lang=en&segment=indicator&id=PSE_TPSE_GOV_NB_A&ref_area=AUT+CZE+DNK+EST+DEU+GRC+HUN+ICE+IRL+LVA+LTU+LUX+NOR+POL+PRT+SVK+SVN+ESP+SWE+CHE+GBR+USA&classif1=GOV_LVL_PSE+GOV_LVL_GG+GOV_LVL_GGCENTRAL+GOV_LVL_GGREGION+GOV_LVL_GGLOCAL+GOV_LVL_GGSS+GOV_LVL_PUBCORP+GOV_LVL_PRV+GOV_LVL_X+GOV_LVL_TOTAL&timefrom=2017&timeto=2017) Spain had slightly over 3 million people working in the public sector. Spain's population at that time was about 46.6 million (https://www.worldometers.info/world-population/spain-population/); so not far off what you quoted. That means about 6.5% of the Spanish population is employed by the government. > Name some European countries with a higher proportion. How about Austria (8.5%), Czechia (9.7%), Denmark (15.3%), Greece (7.6%), Ireland (8.3%), Norway (15.8%), Switzerland (9.0%), or Sweden (14.6%)? Ok, but they are all quite a bit smaller than Spain, what some of the other large countries in Europe? Well, the UK had a public sector workforce of 5.5 million from a population of 66.7 million (8.2%). Germany's public sector was 6.3 million from a population of 82.7 million (7.6%). Poland's was nearly 3.4 million from a population of about 38 million (8.9%). In fact, of all 21 European countries I looked at, Spain had the lowest proportion of the population working in the public sector; the only country that came close was Portugal, at about 6.9%. For those interested, the US data for 2017 was about 24.7 million employed in the public sector, from a population of about 325 million; so about 7.6%. So wherever this idea that Spain has a large public workforce comes from, it is not grounded in fact.
Completely different use cases. ServiceNow automates IT tasks, Jira is a ticketing system. When Jira implements a GRC module, let me know.
GRC - supported by McDonald's. Yolo that loan like the retard you are.
I work for a cyber-security company that offers Multi-factor (token, push notification, etc.), GRC, and traffic collector. I have never heard of Blackberry as a Cyber-sec competitor. Disclaimer, I am just a cog in the machine and do am not manager or pre-sales that would know more about the competition. What do they offer? Which companies are currently using the product?
It’s “Secret Region”, so physical isolation and staff restrictions. They’re still relying on AWS governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) to entrust AWS with the data and workloads.
VET for example is an actual business with corporate customers, where the blockchain is used as a service and where it makes sense for the token to have a value that is proportional to the amount of transactions (because they are paid for by customers). Gridcoin (GRC) is an example for an altruistic project that rewards people for using BOINC (an independent altruistic grid computing project that far predates crypto), where the token's value *should* be determined by electricity cost and perhaps business customers paying people to compute for their projects instead of others (bounties). But the project is not making any headway in terms of publicity and business use. Finally, NANO is a coin that is actually usable as a currency. it's near instant and for all intents and purposes feeless. The problem here, and this is in my mind, is that there is no reason for the coin to increase in value just through adoption. In fact, it would be a better currency if it was a stablecoin anyway. Bitcoin, meanwhile, is a completely useless waste of electricity.
If you're looking for the best of both worlds, i.e. a crypto with actual business use and intrinsic value (more like a share in a company that rises in value when the company does well, but does not actually grant you voting rights or anything), and also maybe think China will remain a strong player or become more powerful in the future, may I suggest VET (Vechain) instead of BTC? There's lots of big name customers already, we've entered price discovery and may soon detach from Bitcoin, and the project expects maturity around 2025, Additionally, if you like the idea of an altruistic crypto that is basically a reward scheme for participating in the (unaffiliated and long established, non-profit) BOINC project, then have a look at GRC (Gridcoin). There's a 99% chance of it never being more valuable than now, but I like the idea so much.