UK

Shot-Acanthaceae1420

UK had a good  try at fucking up the US war effort. Trump should make them pay the price for betraying the supposed ‚special telationship.‘  Not the 1st time they‘ve insulted POTUS lately either. Good foothold for attacks on Europe, or weekend jollies for troops stationed in Greenland once that‘s protectorated.

bfm211

In the UK we can use a 'Stocks and Shares ISA'. You're allowed to invest £20k in an ISA each year, tax free (including no tax on gains or dividends).

Icy_Jelly_315

Legit headline in UK recently, Drug dealer had crack in buttocks

PpSize-QuestionMark

That's literally the point of the thread, retirement. I think you are grossly overstating how good those things are in the UK. statuory sick pay is basically nothing so that's not a point, dental we have to pay for as adults. Insurance isn't as expensive as you make out and is easily made up for by higher salaries and lower taxes.

TreGet234

From youtube: "We are in the typical US 18.6 year property cycle. 14 years up and 4 down (on average), with a mid cycle recession after year 7. The peak in the US land market is expected in 2026. Other markets tend to follow 6-12 months later, but can extend further. Example land peak in 1926 and stock market crash in 1929. This cycle has over 225 years of proven history in the USA and since the 1950’s it has been almost month perfect. Covid coincided with the typical mid cycle mini recession, it was not the cause. In the last cycle it was the Dotcom bubble, again not the cause. The second half of the cycle is always the strongest. Banks make lending easier, Governments stimulate the economy and come up with schemes to allow more people into the land market, pushing prices higher. Land leads the economic cycles. Some typical things to watch out for. There is always a world’s highest buildings opening opening during the downturn. Examples, Burj Khalifa in 2010 (during the so called “GFC”), and Saudi Arabia is expected to open the Jeddah Tower in 2028 during the next downturn. Empire State Building (nicknamed the “Empty State Building” at the time because there were no tenants). Also, we are still in the up cycle of the Kondratieff wave, due to peak around 2030. Australia where I live missed the worst of the last cycle because of the commodities boom, Canada and other commodity rich Countries would have experience the same massive boom in their respective economies. Check out Phil Anderson from Australia, Ahkil Patel and Fred Harrison from the UK to learn more. There is a great video of Phil from 2010 on YT predicting exactly what has happened so far. But if I post the link it will block the comment. Search this video “Asset Bubbles Forever - Economical Cycles” Phil Anderson (Part 3/3)" Been discussing this with gemini. A bit hard to predict exactly but it could go something like this: blow off top in equities very soon leading into a 15% correction in october. This will be followed by a big dead cat bounce in equities and the final blow off top in real estate by mid 2027, after which everything crashes big like 60+% across all asset classes. This will then be followed by years of pain in equities and real estate all while stagflation could very likely persist. Only gold would do well in that period until the cycle restarts into another 14 year bullrun. I haven't looked into the cycle theories in more detail though, maybe i understand some things wrong.

piss_guzzler5ever

“Pension” in the UK covers both defined benefit (think 401k) and defined contribution (what you’d probably call a pension). Both are called the same word in the UK

Thin_Formal_3727

Same for us in the UK...Thanks for the free health care and education...now go be a good Christian country and fight a war for the Jews.

__redruM

Medical benefits are nice, but what does the UK have that compares to social security in the US? That’s what’s being asked.

Mr_Dorian_G

I'm from the UK. I would say investing isn't really encouraged and most people don't understand it here - it's viewed as risky through ignorance more than anything else. Here we're encouraged to save and put our money into property. Everything I know about investing in shares is off my own back - managing finances isn't really taught to younger generations, which is ridiculous. I would guess a large proportion of people under 30 in the UK don't realise their pensions are invested in shares.

blorg

Most American retirees (53%) rely on Social Security as their primary source of income in retirement. This is akin to a European state pension and is not dependent on financial market speculation. Private pensions invested in the market exist in both systems. You are right in terms of the balance, overall the US does have more emphasis on private pensions. On the other hand, you can't look at "Europe" as a monolith here, depending on the country it's either much more reliant on state non-market pensions, about the same, or less. As a general rule, the ex-communist Eastern European countries, retirees are more likely to primarily rely on the state pension. Western European countries like France or Germany also have a relatively strong state pension, tied to past income (this is actually the same model as the US social security). In many Western European countries though, such as Ireland, the Netherlands, or the Nordic countries, the state pension is a backstop to total destitution and is not designed to be relied upon as the sole source of income in retirement. In the Netherlands and Sweden, only 10-12% rely on a state pension. This is much *lower* than the US system. In many countries (Ireland, UK), there is automatic enrollment in private pensions, if you are employed, you are auto-enrolled in a private pension. In some European countries (Switzerland, Norway), this is mandatory, you can't opt out. The US doesn't even have this. What am I missing exactly in what you said?

Icy_Jelly_315

He has won now, is why he doesn't need UK carriers

Yogurt_Up_My_Nose

I grew up in the UK for the first 6 years of my life. I know it very well. also my mom overcooks everything. I had to pull myself out of that mess and learn.

P1um

Which is crazy to me since you guys in the UK get a tax free 20k GBP of contribution where as we get 7k CAD per year. Peanuts. If you're able to actually make enough to fully max out that ISA, you can get obscenely rich.

HotCommission7325

American household stock ownership was still extremely high before 401ks. If I recall the the statistic correctly, american families had the highest share of market ownership in the 60's, so this phenomena isn't a result of 401ks. also I did specifically mentioned the UK and Netherlands as being exceptions for Europe. I was unaware Sweden had the oldest central bank tho so that's neat.

658016796

EU GDP PPP: $29.240 trillion US GDP PPP: $30.616 trillion Seems about the same... (Data taken from Wikipedia), and I'm not including the UK, Switzerland, etc.

658016796

EU GDP PPP: $29.240 trillion US GDP PPP: $30.616 trillion Seems about the same... (Data taken from Wikipedia), and I'm not including the UK, Switzerland, etc.

classjoker

That's not the prices in the UK at least.

PartialDischage

Medicare is better than NHS for retirees. The US has unemployment benefits. Idk what the fuck you mean by living wage, but the US has far higher median wages than the UK. Sick pay doesn't matter at all for retired people. Top culture is also unrelated to retirement. Nice cope bro.

Impressive-Mud-3362

Can someone tweet at mango to make UK the 51st state, that would make him the most powerful president

hardcrepe

According to 🥭 an hour ago we don’t need the UK to send in troops because we already won. Calls!

CheekyPooh

No but I've seen some leaks from someone in UK defense that satellite imagery indicates a much greater death toll than reported. This source has been right several times before. Just yesterday Panet Labs stopped posting real time satellite imagery of the theater. I think Hegseth & Co are sitting on some bad news.  Anyway, I bought puts. 

coronanona

USA declares victory, Iran declares victory and UK has egg on their face. I'm fine with that

OnTheWaterWagon

🥭 Doesn't want UK carriers because... the war is won! LMAO

UsernameTaken_123

He just told UK not to send their warships because the war is "practically over". TACO getting very close, probably because gas prices will go to the moon if the war keeps on

MoleWhackSupreme

This is 100% the answer for the UK at least. Even among those who save regularly risk tolerance is really low

given2fly_

Here in the UK, all modern pensions are invested in the stock and bond markets unless you're a government employee. You still have retired people on the old "defined benefit" schemes but nobody has been able to join one of those for 20 years.

HotCommission7325

I have no research here so this is just off of my own little theory I'm thinking of, but basically America has just had access to stocks and investments and such for so much longer and this makes ameicans trust the system more. The New York stock exchange has been around for centuries, and the whole idea of investing and buying stocks has been a huge wealth driver in america for that entire time. Pretty much the entire american legal system has been built to be incredibly favorable to corporations and tax laws are very lenient on investments compared to Europe. so there's incentive to invest, plus trust in the idea that investing is a "safe" system in the sense that the government will not screw you over. by comparison, The Eastern half of europe didn't even have a stock exchange until 30 years ago when communism collapsed. before communism much of europe was dominated by authoritarian monarchies, which generally discourages investing when the idea is that the king can just come take your stuff at anytime. So the culture of trusting the economy and investing is just less widespread in europe, excluding like the UK and netherlands.

razikp

NHS, unemployment benefits, living wage, sick pay, no tip culture to name just a few. The US has nothing compared UK. Lets be real all they have is their delusional "dream" which only applied to the 0.1%.

Efficient_Can4700

As you mentioned Europe I am going to add the UK into the mix and give an oversimplified answer. The US market is dominated by fast growing technology and innovation companies looking at the S&P 500 it has many companies in technology, software, AI, biotech, cloud computing sectors. These companies reinvest profits, pay low or no dividends and focus on expanding revenue. The UK market on the other hand focuses on mature, cash generating industries. The FTSE 100 has many companies in oil and gas, mining, banks, consumer staples, tobacco and utilities. These companies grow slowly, generate large cash flow and return profits via dividend. So this gives the appearance of high volatility in the US markets compared to the UK market. But it doesn't mean there is no growth stock on the UK market like Games Workshop and high dividend paying stock on the US market like Altria Group. From my understanding of the EU markets like STOXX Europe 600 or Euro Stoxx 50 they tend to be in between the UK and the US markets but closer to the UK ie higher income then the US and lower than the UK and the opposite way for growth stock.

UpsetKoalaBear

It’s a bit deeper than that. The first is a lack of effective savings instruments to allow investment. There’s only a few, like the UK’s S&S ISA and the French PEA. In addition, a huge portion of US equities are owned by pension funds and savings funds. The EU/UK has specific regulations on the amount of risk those same funds can take. Just for context, in the 1990’s UK pension funds held about 50% of assets in UK equities. That has dropped to 4% today. This was due to rules like FRS17 which made companies mark down market liabilities on their balance sheets. The UK is changing its rules, allowing pension funds to take more risk (they’re aiming for 10% of private equity investment from the Mansion house accords) however, that’s predominantly going to be in UK stocks over the next 5-10 years because they want to avoid the effects of the currency exchange. The primary reason the US market values stocks so highly is because there is many times more the liquidity in the US market than the EU/UK markets because of savings/pensions being invested into them. To be clear, that isn’t the entire reason US stocks are valued highly but it is a significant portion of it. It is also why EU companies like Spotify and Klarna chose to IPO in the US, because the market liquidity and risk taking culture is there to support them. A company like Spotify wouldn’t have been able to survive being unprofitable for as long as it did, had it IPO’d in the EU. The main thing that helps those companies is that there is a lot of private equity in the EU/UK for seed funding. However, when they need to get market funding it has been better to launch an IPO in the US because the risk element is much more relaxed.

AnonymousTimewaster

I'm speaking from the perspective of the UK here, and I know we have the lowest state pension on Europe, but our state pension is £12k a year. It's nowhere near enough to live with on its own. It's very much expected to save for private pension as well but there are still people who don't.

NJ0000

Well UK wasn’t mentioned by OP so yeah not you.

PpSize-QuestionMark

Do we? The UK has a FAR worse social security system than the US atleast

Isollife

In part it's pensions. I'm from the UK so not super familiar with US pensions but I believe you can invest your pensions in individual stocks, like your 401k. As far as I know, there isn't a way to do that with our pensions. You can have some control with some providers, mine is with Fidelity and I can pick funds, but not stocks. If there is a way it's not well known. Most in the UK just have a pot with a provider which they see going up and down, when they when bother to check.

mickymocky

People are scared of losing their money and there’s no mainstream people drilling into the public that volatility is part of the game. 75% of the UK doesn’t have a stocks and shares ISA

Salty-Bid1597

A NY dem. It always goes like this: same in the UK. It turns out the liberals aren't actually very liberal when they get a sniff of power and are just another flavour of authoritarian paternalism.

Primary-Effect-3691

They’re popular in America where your pension is dependent on your market participation.  They’re unpopular in Germany where you get a good pension from the state when you retire. They’re in between in places like the UK and Aus where there’s a mixed public/private system

SadLimes

If you take children, illegal immigrants who obviously don’t qualify for pensions, and self employed people out of the equation, the percentages would rise a lot. For example, of the UK population, 80% of eligible employees have a workplace pension of some sort

Th4tR4nd0mGuy

My local petrol station ran out of fuel yesterday (in the UK), while I am balls deep in 3x oil ETFs. Either I’ll be rich and stuck at home or poor and back at work.

OurSeepyD

Not everybody has a space for their car at home. In the UK, most houses don't have a driveway / garage. I assume some cities in the US are similar.

Obvious-Relation3209

UK joins iran war, good for my oil calls

Prudent-Leading-8835

Oil will keep rise, they made peace with gulf States not America and its ally, since france and german and UK wanna joint the field to, the oil Will Only to up

BrandonLeeOfficial

Nukes Inventory Breakdown (Approx. 2025): Russia: 5,450 USA: 5,170 China: 600 France: 290 UK: 225 Pakistan: 170 India: 180 Israel: 90 Best Korea: 50

undiscoveredpain

The UK Ministry of Defence (MOD) has stated that the drone that struck the RAF Akrotiri base was not launched from Iran. [https://www.thenational.scot/news/25909109.drone-hit-raf-base-cyprus-not-launched-iran--mod-says/](https://www.thenational.scot/news/25909109.drone-hit-raf-base-cyprus-not-launched-iran--mod-says/) who are you? Why should I listen to you over uk ministry of defence who very clearly is a Zionist and a puppet like many of the “world leaders” of today? Are you an engineer? Have you analyzed the drones? Were you at the location they launched from? Have you seen a video of the drone being launched? Then why make up stuff you sound egotistical and it’s sad on my behalf for talking with a bot that has a purpose of making a regime known and referred to as the baby killers

Iamhappilyconfused

Northern Ireland is part of the UK, the Republic of Ireland - normally referred to as just Ireland - is not part of it.

Ok-Piano8789

UK is safe

bluen

is ireland part of the UK, or no?

Proof-Necessary-5201

Why do Americans get to have missiles that can be fired outside their borders and not Iranians???! See, that's the thing. You think that Americans are somehow to be trusted with weapons of mass destruction, but god forbid someone else has them. This tells me you have absorbed lots and lots of western propaganda. They scare you with the idea that Islamists will destroy everyone if they can. The reality is that every f#cking terrorist you see on this planet is the direct result of the injustices committed by those who manipulate you with propaganda. China isn't a problem. Modern Russia isn't a problem. Modern Japan isn't a problem. The middle east isn't a problem. The only problem are these assholes: Israel, The US, the UK and France. These 4 meddle in every f#cking country. They interfere with democracy. The finance revolutions. They topple governments... The only way for a country to protect itself from these bullies is to have nuclear weapons. North Korea is right. They wouldn't dare play there.

rwc5078

What type of news? For geopolitical news, I use tldr on YouTube They are from the UK, and it is not real time, but they are mostly unbiased They definitely have a bias towards the west and Europe, but relatively unbiased

metrize

America came out of it well compared to us in the UK, can you recover again like before? it sounds like the stuff americans are talking about now is what we’ve dealt with since 08

ZenMasterOfDisguise

You do realize jobs are down and unemployment is up in like every westernized democracy right. This is in no way unique to America as much as people here want to act like it is. UK, France, Switzerland, Germany, Austria, Spain, Sweden, Canada, etc. are all losing jobs. Countries like Greece and Spain have an unemployment rate over 10%. Western capitalist countries for decades have been outsourcing labor and manufacturing, and now AI is taking the customer service jobs and tech jobs. Westernized capitalism is failing on a global level, if you think this is just America you are not seeing the bigger picture as to what is happening

patchyj

The dollar is the global reserve currency and the keep it like that with the biggest carrot and biggest stick in the world. That said, nations do have a nuclear economic option: US treasures. China, Japan and the UK are the largest holders last i checked. If they sell, and sell in earnest, it would likely be mutually assured economic destruction

Independent_Term5790

Nat gas close to doubled in Europe and UK lol

shxwcr0ss

Cries in UK £1.87 per LITRE

buried_lede

And … as of this morning, apparently NATO is now in. Reckless Trump.  Iran apparently hit NATO member Turkey and boom, article 5. Now UK, France, Greece are in. Turkey in, obviously.  Israel stopping food into gaza because too busy with Iran. 

Waqqy

Same in every big company at the minute, our industry as a whole has been laying off people in US, UK, and other high cost countries and replacing many of those with Indians, Bulgarians etc. Many of those however are just roles that will never be replaced, economy + Trump's healthcare policies means there is far less business and less commercial appetite to proceed with certain opportunities

shaqballs

RZLV is an AI agent company in the UK that has an average price target of $11 (currently trading under $3) it’s held down because the company does semi annual earnings which sucks because they have to prove earnings but it should be a blowout. End of March or early April, the ceo has a bit of shady past so do your own due diligence on it but I think they are legit and will be a major player someday in the AI agentic sector. SCD is a scandium junior miner out of Quebec. Incredibly speculative but the Canadian government just gave them a major grant and put scandium on the critical mineral list. If you compare them to the only other public scandium miner which is in Australia they trade at 5.50 and hit $7 not long ago due to catalysts that are coming in the next few months for SCD aswell. SCD trades under .20 cad. Again major gamble but the upside is huge if it works out. Thats just the summary for each do your own research. Rezolve also has partnerships with Microsoft and Google which are the reasons for it hitting $7 a year ago

given2fly_

On that last point, the world's perception of the United States has changed dramatically. Far more than it did in his first term. Europe and Canada are rightly outraged at his threats to annex their territory. He's insulted us in the UK several times. That's going to translate to lower exports as US goods are shunned, and fewer holidaymakers choosing to visit the US.

daedalus_dance

Yes. Return to Kingy. You clearly want a monarch, the UK has one ready and he's always properly groomed and not a shade of orange.

Prizma_the_alfa

Nuclear war is one the putin's propagandas that has done well in the west. USA, France, germany, Spain, slightly in the UK too. Russia would do nothing, it is a paper tiger.

kryptonyk

And UK

arabidopsis

As someone from the UK who is currently watching our COVID fraud enquiry go nowhere, I doubt any of it will turn up.

arabidopsis

Only $220M? Here in the UK we spent a few billion pounds on a excel spreadsheet from a company run by a friend of our ex-PM, David Cameron, and got it due to links to the current (ex) goverment of Boris Johnson.

Due-Variety1611

u/Any-Love-6016 , looks a slow morning, what you watching / in? I saw your early morning (UK) post

AnonymousTimewaster

By using this logic you could say betting on elections is investing because you can get a very solid analysis as to who's going to win. Everyone and their dog knew Labour would win the UK general election in 2024, so would betting on that be investing?

Due-Variety1611

Morning from the UK sir

noddington1234

Good morning from the UK m’lord *doffs cap*

Synergiex

UK already implied it without saying it loud. They stated the attack to our Cyprus base was not done by Iran…. If it was not them, who was it UK?! Same thing with Turkiye attack They try to trigger them to get involved and accordingly they want them to activate article 5 so Nato can join too. There were also theories that Israel did 9/11 to force US into war. I thought that was a bit too much of a conspiracy but after seeing what they have been doing in few years, nothing would surprise me

_Resso_

Bro they just said it aint us and they are thanking the GCC for not providing their airspace.. UK is also saying the attacks on its base was not Iran as well .. Man it is crazy how things are going , can’t believe anything said by anyone

shillyshally

Investors from other countries have invested in the US because we have been the innovation center but also because of our stability. Despite admin changes, not much has been done to rock the markets. Now we have an admin that is encouraging innovators to go elsewhere and that routinely manipulates the market. China now has the innovation but investors have been skeptical of their stability since the gov manipulates the market by decree. Once China becomes more predictable, the US will have significant competition as far as being the number one economic engine and will probably cede the top position. We'll be more like the UK. I used to think this change was a couple of generations hence but now it appears it may happen much mire quickly if the current admin remains in power.

JohanLiebert92

Bought $20 VIX puts 2 weeks out...at this rate it'll get there far quicker lmao SPX (since I can't fucking buy SPY, shitty UK) and MU calls is the play for tomorrow, already bought $400 MU calls

BeerFuelledDude

Schwab is available on the UK

meridian_05

ETFs arent supported by Robinhood in the UK. IBKR does them, with a UK-based account. Tastytrade does them with a US-based account opened from the UK. IG Index used to do them with a port through to Tasty but they withdrew that last October, you can still do spreadbets or CFDs though. Out of the two main contenders, IBKR is UK-based with FSCS protection but is notoriously difficult to get approved for more complicated options strategies. Tastytrade is easier to get approved but is US-based so no protection for your deposits.

ImpressiveAmount4684

At least NATO seems to keep a firm stance. The UK is already sucking up by sending jets. Stay out of the EU, Brexit.

No-Imagination-9933

Robinhood UK does but it is SPX not SPY

Salty-Bid1597

> Tesla UK sales drop 45% in February Lol, missed this earlier. Worth reposting.

ThisCase41

Best to trade SPX in UK (not SPY); and use IBKR.

Usual_Raspberry_9265

I assume you don't have bed and breakfast rule like we have in UK?

KieferSutherland

> The kids whe can't read or focus aren't getting online to find alternative Education, they're getting online and doing Tiktok trends and posting "67". This isn't unique to America. Every country is suffering from influencer culture. The UK and China especially. The grade school education in Canada is pretty awful. 

timeforknowledge

They are opening new coal plants every year so much so that they could power the entirety of the UK with them. The UK had to buy it's power from other countries because it's gone so green it refuses to produce it and would rather pay a premium to buy it elsewhere

michaelmacmanus

> Mosaddegh committed election fraud There isn't a moral foundation worth exploring that would give the United States, UK or any other nation justification for utilizing subversive violence to overthrow a sovereign nation. No person or government that seeks power with have a clean slate, so positing that from the jump as justification for imperialism is a non-starter for meaningful conversation.

Mental-Impression619

IQE UK LSE (up 150% in last week). Uk semiconductor play, possible takeover imminent. Lots of IP, historically not the best managed company but imo penny stock with actual potential given current market.

Alternative-Step1651

Same in UK,same old BS,different day massive rise in defence spending,whilst people struggle to pay bills

NFLOrphanStomp

Don't act like the UK is not going down a bad path. You can simultaneously recognize they have policies and projects you support as well as recognize that their country is struggling in a lot of ways

embeddit

It's the UK. They don't have real food for chicken Tikka masala to be their national dish.

artbystorms

Damn the UK and their universal healthcare, walk-able cities, and strong worker protections! They'll never know the freedom we Americans have!

DaisyCakes127

It's already Thursday in both UK and Middle East...

Same_Recipe2729

That advertisement is banned in the UK.

Independent_Term5790

Nat gas is still up from 80 to 128 in the UK, and 30 to 50 in the eu. The bear hasn’t even started

Pristine_Hurry_4693

Just in the US, there are 60-70K new cases of Pancreatic Cancer per year, all in need of a solution. At a 100K price point (would be the cheapest option while also being the safest and most effective), that’s potentially 6B in annual revenue in the US alone, while the P/E could easily be 5-10X when actual revenue comes in. Add Japan where they just got approved, that’s another ~50K annual Pancreatic Cancer patients. Then add all other countries (and all other cancers, as it’s proven to be effective against all solid tumors and is already being practiced in the US, UK, Canada, Japan, Germany, Italy, France, Russia and more), and you get Billions in market cap for a company currently traded and half a Billion.

kairepaire

Tesla January sales in UK down 45% yoy

DrummerCompetitive20

UK NEW CAR SALES RISE, TESLA PLUMMETS, BYD SOARS • UK total new car sales in February: 83,377 units, up 3.6% YoY. • Tesla sales down 45.2% YoY to 2,208 EVs. • BYD sales up 40.9% YoY to 968 EVs. Tsla -45% 😂😂😂

CheapPersonality249

Like the UK?

Orange_Codex

New longs (5-10yrs) I'm entering this month: **Yellow Cake** (LSE: YCA): A triuranium octoxide treasury. Triuranium octoxide (yellowcake) is both the most stable storage form for nuclear fuel potential and the immediate precursor to fuel refinement. **Fjord Defence Group** (OSLO: DFENS): A Norwegian niche defence scaler with significant interests in ballistics protection and naval armour. Portfolio aligns with Norwegian-Denmark-UK defence review aims amid substantial spending increases, especially on the GIUK gap. Probably not as good as Kongsberg for likelihood of return but growth potential is exceptional. **Terrestrial Energy** (NASDAQ: ISMR): The only publicly-traded producer of molten salt reactors for long-term nuclear energy storage. Molten salt is also used for solar power storage, but private operators (including DuBois) seem to have the market locked down. I'm not too confident in this one in itself, but take a 'rising tide lifts all boats' approach to the MS / MSR sector overall.

sailortyx56

Container ship hit while transiting the Strait of Hormuz as per UK Maritime Operations. Calls.

StanTheManBaratheon

You're missing my point; you need viewers to get capital 'P' power out of media. Rupert Murdoch's influence isn't that he owns a bunch of media companies, it's that if you're a conservative minded person in the United States, the UK, or Australia, you're probably in his media ecosystem, whose narrative he can shape. To give you an anti-example: Jeff Bezos bought a prominent newspaper and he's tried shaping it's editorial around his own beliefs. That hasn't worked. It's bled money, it's bled influence, and Jeff Bezos is no more powerful today for owning the Washington Post than he was beforehand. The power is in the viewership, and Ellison's proving at CBS that Fox-Lite channels will push left-leaners out without attracting the diehard right-leaners who're comfortable elsewhere.

ShadowLiberal

I mean the age verification nonsense is making it super easy for any government to make a mass surveillance system that can document everything you've ever posted online, and put you on certain lists for your political views. Throw AI into that to tell the government who to go after based on the mass surveillance data and it gets even scarier. Something like this is literally already happening in the UK. Some people in the UK have reported getting the police to show up at their house for expressing anti-immigrant views on social media, and thanks to mandatory real ID on social media they knew exactly where to go to find those people.

LasyKuuga

One of my clients makes 200k each year in the UK as well How do I ask them can I have their babies 🤔?

Icy_Jelly_315

I did. Up 14% UK 11% Europe vs 5.7% if I had stayed in spy Feeling 🤗 thanks for asking

Direct-Protection-81

Really loving rolls Royce lately, it’s a very secure and sound company with UK backing and a large cash float, Constant service agreements and SMR rollout in 2030 and nuclear upgrades across Great Britain into 2035. It would be an easy place to watch 10k grow comfortably, any drawdowns would just be buying opportunity’s. Safer in an ETF, as much upside? No.