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Smaxter84

Some very cheap UK oil stocks....like HBR

Exact-Writing-8561

We did!!!!! The UK forced a party member to resign simply because Epstein sent him money. Andrew lost his royal title over allegations. Meanwhile you coward Americans aren’t doing jack shit over evidence of corruption FAR GREATER than what we had. Literally all you do is larp online about wanting files it’s like a dog chasing a truck you don’t do anything once you actually get it.

Realistic_Muscles

Hope you hire some one who knows and fixes all the mess before going to production. Last month I heard some one from UK tried to sell some vibed project with some vulns (Got popular on X; you can find primegen video on that if you don't believe me)

PlanetCosmoX

At one point Petro Canada was a private company where a significant amount of shares were owned by the Cdn Federal Government. Other allies have gone through a similar process. Here your list, you’ll notice that the US was already on it. Canada Canadian National Railway (CN) Government-owned Crown corp → IPO & full privatization (1995) Air Canada Crown corporation → privatized (1988); government later re-entered briefly during crises Petro-Canada Crown corporation → IPO (1991) → fully privatized (2004) → merged into Suncor Canada Post (Purolator) Canada Post (Crown corp) owns majority stake in Purolator (still today) Hydro One (Ontario) Provincially owned → partial IPO (2015) → government retained significant stake 🇬🇧 United Kingdom The UK is the case study for this model. British Telecom (BT) State-owned → privatized starting 1984, government initially retained shares British Gas (Centrica) State-owned → privatized in stages Rolls-Royce Nationalized (1971) → privatized (1987) British Airways State-owned → privatized (1987) Royal Mail State-owned → IPO (2013), government retained shares initially BP (British Petroleum) Government majority-owned post-WWII → privatized over decades 🇫🇷 France France uses partial state ownership aggressively. Renault Publicly traded, French state still owns ~15% EDF (Électricité de France) Public company with majority state ownership (now renationalized) Air France–KLM Publicly traded, French and Dutch governments both own shares Orange (France Télécom) Public company, state long retained a large minority stake Thales Defense firm, state ownership via government & Airbus 🇩🇪 Germany Deutsche Telekom Public company, German government remains a major shareholder Deutsche Post / DHL Former state postal service → privatized, state retained stake initially Commerzbank Government took large ownership stake after 2008 financial crisis 🇮🇹 Italy ENI (energy) Public company, Italian government retains controlling interest ENEL (electricity) Public company, state owns significant stake Leonardo (Finmeccanica) Defense & aerospace, majority government owned 🇪🇸 Spain Telefónica Former state monopoly → privatized in stages Repsol State-owned → privatized 🇺🇸 United States** (yes, even the US) The US pretends it never does this — but it absolutely does. General Motors Government took majority ownership during 2008 bailout → later sold shares AIG Government majority ownership post-crisis → exited via share sales Amtrak Fully government-owned but structured as a corporation Fannie Mae / Freddie Mac Publicly traded, under federal conservatorship 🇦🇺 Australia Commonwealth Bank of Australia State-owned → privatized in stages Qantas Government-owned → privatized Telstra Public company, government retained stake for years post-IPO

MoleWhackSupreme

The UK has more FDI than France and Germany combined, nobody is talking about that either…

LandonDev

It's not all talk, Canada will go to EU and Canada and US WILL be left out in the dark. The EU ravaged the UK with Brexit, can you imagine what they are going to do to a country that is actively hostile towards them?

MtGloomy0420

Guys… it’s the gold wind-down trade. As the Japan carry trade was winding up, everyone moved money to gold and silver…and we saw the record highs. But that has nothing to do with actual gold or silver (in the ground, in transport, or national stockpiles). China can take delivery of all the gold they want. The gold “paper”, aka the commodity future contracts, are still controlled by traders in the UK and the U.S. We saw the beginning of the collapse of gold and silver, simultaneously to the lowest level we’ll see $BTC. Notice the huge surge in $BTC Friday. Yeah, that’s because the move from gold/silver to $BTC is taking hold ;)

CherryRoutine9397

I don’t think this is completely wrong, but I think it’s only part of the picture. Bitcoin definitely trades like a risk asset in the short term, and tech sentiment spills over into it more than people like to admit. When bonuses are flowing and jobs feel safe, people take more risk. When layoffs hit, liquidity dries up fast. That said, I don’t think it’s just tech bros panicking. It’s leverage, ETFs, macro, rates, and people who never cared about Bitcoin beyond line goes up. Once fear shows up anywhere, everything correlated gets sold. Bitcoin just has no circuit breakers, so it moves faster and looks scarier. Longer term, I think this narrative breaks down a bit. Tech hiring cycles come and go. Bitcoin’s supply schedule doesn’t. That doesn’t mean price won’t be volatile or ugly for long stretches, but calling it just a tech confidence index feels too narrow. If anything, these periods are when you find out who actually understands what they own versus who was just along for the ride. I write about this stuff from a UK angle without the hype if anyone’s interested. Link’s on my profile.

finance-mcp-001

Maybe that's the reason the US equity market dominates the ones you cited. US total equity market cap: 62 trillion. Canada: 3.4 trillion (US is 18x equity market, 8x population). UK: 3.2 trillion (US is \~20x equity market, \~ 5x population). Need I go on? There's a reason the US market is so dominant. Trust.

goldie218

Sunbelt ist public but listed in the UK as Ashtead Group as it has British roots. However, 95% of revenues are from North America hence they plan a relisting to the US which is supposed to start trading on the NYSE by early March as Sunbelt Rentals. You are welcome :-)

Canard_De_Bagdad

Well at least OP isn't like the Germans screaming all day about how nuclear is bad while importing up to 20TW from France on the evenings. Being a frenchman on internet, I was relieved to read "unfair" instead of the usual stuff As for the foreign direct investments... One thing to consider is that Saudi Arabia (or was it Dubaï?) invested 50 billions. That's a one time investment though. So perhaps if we look at several years or a full decade, France won't be much ahead of the UK or Germany in terms of data centers. We're still running ahead thanks to 1) nuclear grid 2) the vast amount of major internet cables going through Brest and Marseille

NarpRocks

If you're curious that expression goes back to the UK when poor people would sell their piss which would be used to make gunpowder, so someone without a pot to pee in was really fucking poor.

coconutconsidered

Buffet ratio is losing relevancy due to international services. For example, revenue from UK instagram users or Japanese YouTube viewers are not captured as exports and do not impact GDP. They do however impact the value of US stocks. Due to the rise of international services, you can’t capture value solely through imports/exports (ie GDP). Bottom line - this ratio no longer captures total markets for US companies.

Steve2926

Depends where you live? If USA dollars devalue by 50pc and you are in the UK then s&P is not so great 😃 Also depends how long you want to keep the same shares? Are you investigating inside a tax free account and so can easily switch funds or inside a taxable account and would have to pay tax on gains if switching funds?

Serious_Reply_5214

This probably a bit of a niche scenario, but in the UK you can invest £20k tax free into stocks, whereas bitcoin is subject to capital gains tax. So basically you can indirectly invest in bitcoin tax free.

leeuwvanvlaanderen

Here in Europe a whole bunch of people are in hot water over it, might even sink the UK gov’t  Meanwhile in the US, nothing. Bizarre 

Pndrizzy

I’m not talking about the economy. I’m talking about the fact that our president is provably a Russian pawn installed by Epstein trying to destabilize our country. Even the UK has published an article recently about how strong the evidence is. And that’s ignoring Trumps idiotic tariff policy and his penchant for shitting on the entire globe. The companies here are strong, but every empire fails. Is it the US time now? We will see… but this is definitely different than any other period in the history of the S&P.

Guy_PCS

**In general, would this be the mindset?** * **US:** “Invest regularly, I’ll be fine.” * **UK:** “Pensions first, property second, stocks if I have extra.” * **Canada:** “Invest steadily, don’t gamble, don’t panic.” * **India:** “This is my chance to move up.” * **Germany:** “Safety first.” → proactive preservation. * **Japan:** “Don’t lose what I have.” → reactive avoidance. * **France:** “I don’t need to gamble; social protection and savings are enough.” * **Italy:** “Don’t trust the stock market; put money in banks, property, or gold.” * **Brazil:** “Invest cautiously, expect volatility.” * **China:** “Gambling, not investing.” * **Russia:** “I’ll keep my wealth in cash, real estate, or abroad if possible.”

marcoporno

It’s your choice, fucko Stop threatening us and trying to destroy our economy and we will talk And we won’t align with China, we will however do business with them, and guess what they keep their word when they make a deal We are of course aligned and allied with the UK, the EU, Australia, NZ, Japan, S Korea, Mexico, Brazil … You know, with the sane and democratic world Can’t wait for the US to rejoin

0o0o0o0o0o0z

> The point is they can easily be dual use for industrial and consumer. And $25-35,000 isn't that bad for upper middle class people if they actually function properly Brah, there is a reason why robots are not humanoid... and this shit is happening about as much as datacenters in space, along with the Mar colony, LA to NY self driving by 2017, Hyperloop connecting NY and the UK, etc... I am not saying there isnt money to be made on both sides of TSLA or wharever new diluted bolted together company Elon packs everything into, but come on. Guys is a modern P.T. Barnum.

Chance-Duty-9453

Ass kicked on metals and stocks in general as crash was after UK markets closed

zbern

Found a really interesting company while doing some research: Johnson Matthey (JMPLY). They’ve been undergoing a massive structural shift to become a leaner, high-growth business. This transformation is nearly complete—the sale of their Catalyst Technologies division to Honeywell for £1.8 billion ($2.4B) is on track to close in the first half of 2026. Their main focus moving forward is: 1. PGM Services & Recycling: This is their cash cow. They are the world leader in recycling Platinum Group Metals (PGMs). This high-margin business provides the 'oxygen' to fund their next phase. 2. Hydrogen Technologies: They produce Catalyst Coated Membranes (CCMs) for hydrogen fuel cells and electrolyzers. They’ve recently developed 'HyRefine' technology, making them the only player currently able to recycle the entire fuel cell stack (recovering both the precious metals and the ionomer). They own three major refineries—one in the UK, one in North America, and one in China. As heavy-duty transport (trucks, ships, cargo) shifts toward hydrogen to meet emissions goals, JMPLY is positioning itself as an essential provider. I hold no positions in this company.

bridgford

This little buddy is too busy doing degenerate gambling and not learning to eat breakfast at 12:36 in the UK.

geoffg2

Well said!!! I’ve watched from the UK his endless bullying, lies, misogyny and abuse, I’m shocked nobody calls him out. Are they being gagged by their news execs?

itchybeats

I've started only investing in UK and seeing as how I'm here anyway it's less fees and no FX fuckry. Seems to be okay atm

cwhitel

Huh? Why would you compare a warm country to a cold country? The UK uses some of the harshest salts on the roads than any other country. I wasn’t making a statement about electric cars, I was pointing out if they have used cheap metal, the UK’s winters will catch them out

cwhitel

You’re missing the point. The UK uses some of the harshest salts on the roads than any other country.

cwhitel

You’re missing the point. The UK uses some of the harshest salts on the roads than any other country.

smokeajoint

Trump is doing to the US what Brexit did to the UK, enjoy the ride, it's going get bumpy.

Careful_Theory_304

Totally seeing more of these popping up. Recent travels in Europe was able to pay by Tap to Phone in the rural mountains in Cyrpus with Viva, my Father in Law uses Sum Up for his small toy solider business in the UK and my sister uses nashi in Singapore.

90sRiceWagon

Feeling good after spending the last month moving around 25% of my portfolio out of US tech and into Japan, UK, gold and cash.

tqlla3k

So they arent going bankrupt, just closing shop in the UK?

Tandittor

Are you UK, EU or Australia? They're exiting those countries. The news dropped today. [https://www.theblock.co/post/388664/gemini-exits-uk-eu-australia-cuts-25-staff-exchange-refocuses-us](https://www.theblock.co/post/388664/gemini-exits-uk-eu-australia-cuts-25-staff-exchange-refocuses-us)

MoreMSGPlease

You realize parts of China have much harsher Winters than the UK?

FartingOnAMetalChair

are you in the UK by chance?

isomojo

I work for a large industrial supply chain company and 75% of the items I’ve been buying this year has had a 15-30% price increase from last year. Some distributors in the UK are not selling anything to us anymore as of last week. Shits about to get real. Wall Street knows.

cwhitel

That is cheap, I bet they won’t last 1 winter. In the UK I’m waiting for our roads to ruin these cheap Chinese cars.

tobedeletedsoon_2024

Nvidia’s market capitalization is higher than the GDP of countries like Spain, Italy, France, UK, India or Canada. That says it all. https://preview.redd.it/5qgoc4gjbrhg1.jpeg?width=414&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=1976b0536ee9dad9dd756383b2fac3514ac3e8c6

TheDJoser

Looks like the Labour Party in the UK is owned by dark forces. That McSweeney guy is an agent.

rscottzman

Tbf for UK especially people had to buy it if they wanted BTC coverage in their ISA as bitcoin wasnt allowed

definatelynotme321

This shit drilling harder than UK rap

Hopeful-Notice9715

Webull don’t offer UK isa accounts but yes maybe you’re right

OkBowls

You can’t trade options in the UK??

Jon-Farmer

I agree, but using the UK as an example for anything immigration is more than a bit ridiculous considering the massive immigration problem there.

kus_rabbak

doing a Kieth Floyd marathon. a heavy drinking UK tv chef from the 80s. very fun, highly recommend. better than watching spy paint dry

cshellcujo

PLTR. (I know, I know…) Latest earnings beat expectations, forward guidance looks good, big correction happened on top of that so I see this range as an attractive long-term entry point. Large hyperscalers like Amazon and Microsoft are preferring to partner with PLTR rather than make their own in-house version. It’s become increasingly more entrenched within our government (FedStart is a prime example) and is starting to get into other governments (UK, Ukraine). Their commercial side is growing fast and is quite sticky. Two sided basic thesis: they become like what Microsoft office is but for data-analytics/systems management in the government side, and their market cap is supported by the hard dollar-value in savings they bring to their customers (at DPO, the company was worth more to Airbus alone over 10 years than pltr’s market cap).

Live_Studio_Emu

Being UK-based, I have a few stocks that are from the FTSE and not just the S&P. Best return I’ve ever had is actually Barclays, and not anything tech. The FTSE has been trending well, but still has lower p/e big names. Worth reviewing

CashtonKutcher

If you're not aware Thursday drinks are starting in 5 mins in the UK so you get a random pump at 4-4:30 PM on Thursday if things are looking shit

superspacetrucker

Yup, UK is a prime example of America's future. A former empire, still somewhat relevant on the world stage, but a shadow of its former self and no prospects of ever hitting those highs again. Likely more social decay as American culture itself is rotten to the core.

MrYOLOMcSwagMeister

Who cares about the UK though. Irrelevant Island

Alarming-Sherbert-24

I'll give you an idea. P/E: 1. NASDAQ 100 35x 2. DJ 20x 3. S&P 20x 4. SPAIN IBEX 35 13x 5. France 14x 6. Germany 18x 7. UK 15x 8. Japan 17x 9. Netherlands 18x 10. Canada 20x

SwiftSG1

UK mad about some dude being close friend of Epstein. In US close friend of Epstein mad at you

Smarq

Probably for access to US and UK wages post graduation. But education quality can be found in a lot of places.

sck178

Jesus christ Google bringing the entire market down with it lol I suppose that's what happens when one company is worth nearly 2x more the entire UK stock market

Wild_Platform_957

I switched from S&P 500 to various ETFs focusing on UK/Europe and Asia. Wonder if others are doing the same?

Robodr0ne

True in a way. I did not necessarily mean JPM CEO taking advice from JE to blackmail UK govt, but there's more than just CEOs. Anyway, it just seems like everyone resigned, just like the 'average' voter. I know it is not easy... spent 30yrs in mega corps, no illusions.

Winter_Document4061

He is paying commissions on the backend. Brokerages still make commissions, how else would they stay in business other than margin loan interest? "Free" trades are not free, the trades are routed to a market maker and the brokerage (Fidelity/Robinhood/Interactive Brokers) gets a rebate. You do not receive the best execution price. That is why it is banned in the UK.

Wild_Platform_957

Layoffs, bitcoin & Epstein scandal harming trust in US Government and Institutions. UK PM (not involved with Epstein) is close to getting booted and voted out JUST for having 2 members in the party connected to Epstein. Trump is mentioned 38,000 and he is immune. This does not spark investor confidence

Icy_Jelly_315

Thin because I take exercise and do not eat like an amerifat, rich on 19th century UK money

RedlandRenegade

But are you an American? If you work in the sectors (as I do) you’d know full well that you’re talking bollocks. Long term it’s one of the soundest investments you can make, given the change of feeling and the continuous rise of household bills in the UK. Most new homes are electric only, average monthly electricity bills are around the £250 mark, it’s unsustainable so investment in wind is the future. Only an idiot wouldn’t buy low.

piszczel

No, I live in the UK. One advice I'll give you, never invest in a stock that's making new all time lows. If it's a good prospect long term then you can always wait for recovery and join the trend. Even if you are correct (i doubt it) there's no upside to doing it right now

piszczel

Sure man. A heavily green based stock in an environment where all the big players are pulling out of green initiatives in droves, that's making new all time lows and decreasing revenues. It's a retarded play. There's WAY better stocks to look at, even if you're just looking at UK. Don't be fooled by the high dividend yield.

RedlandRenegade

It is, new rulings around wind farms and wind based energy solutions will be announced in the UK next month. It’s well worth a look.

RedlandRenegade

Greencoat UK…well worth a look. Windy times!

DEADB33F

He will will lower tubes down to earth from space. One for each household so we will all have "hypervacs" that require no power to operate as the suction from the vacuum of space will suck all your dust & crap straight to orbit. ...Each household on the planet generates ~18kg of dust & hair annually. With some two billion+ households on the planet that's 360 million tons of dust, hair & shit being put into orbit annually. He will use the dust, hair, & random detritus that gets sucked into space to create space stations, orbital factories, etc. In addition to this any money that gets sucked into space while "hypervaccing" the back of sofas will be used to fund the operation. Just in the UK alone it's estimated there is between £4-155 million lost in the folds of sofas across the country. Multiply that across the entire planet and this is a significant revenue stream for Musk's new space vacuum technology.

Judders_Luigi

Elon? Fuck Keir Starmer. I am a UK citizen and live in Manchester. Nothing will happen to me. Not even nearly. Get out of your fucking Billionaire bubble buddy.

DarthGlazer

With more Gen z and soon gen alpha being able to open brokerages I see no reason for a slowdown at all. It's been a steady rise for a while. Again, UK and EU will be big in this I think. On this end I can definitely be wrong though. Prediction markers - Vlad talked about 200m annualized revenue back before he had Sept data. Just in October it traded 2.5B contracts with 3B in Nov and I'm expecting around 3.8-4B in Dec. They earn 1 cent per contract (the 2 cents is split evenly with Kalshi currently) traded so just in Q4 I'm expecting 90M~ in revenue. They've already got 55M in the first two months of the quarter.

DarthGlazer

So just to correct - the down tick from Sept to October in users and AUM was them closing down accounts with less than a certain amount invested and no activity for a while. Forget the exact numbers right now but that's what it was. It'll keep growing in December 99% because they're growing UK, EU, and SEA pretty quickly since they started offering US tokenized stocks there in Oct. Their prediction market is going to grow in December and then peaked most likely in Jan with a slight decline in Feb (Superbowl). There won't be a decline for long due to March madness in March and April and then we go right into NBA playoffs and then right after that we have the FIFA world cup in American soil. The only down month I see this year is July/August tbh, but by then they'll have their own miax exchange for it so while contracts traded will be down their profit per contract will be up. They're also expanding their credit card (it's up to 600k I think by the end of Jan) and they're opening up banking for gold members which I know I'll be moving to personally. Finally (for my bull case here), they believe they're going to win being the trustees for the trump accounts and if that does come to fruition that's going to be insane growth. I wouldn't bet on the stock just because of this but I expect there's a decently large chance of winning it and if they do win that'll be a huge boost. I'm buying personally - I expect an EPS of 3.2 for 2026 and of they can sustain the growth they've got (which I believe they can) then that'll warrant at the very least a 35 PE ratio in my eyes which brings it above 100. Until growth stagnates they're still considered a growth stock in my eyes and they've got a lot of runway left.

Judders_Luigi

The UK. Irrelevant on the world stage.

MadeThatCash

SLV about to dump in the overnight Asian markets. Time for me to bag 300-500 points short. 5-6am UK time a huge rebound happens so I'll take profit and go long at that time.

Not_Normal5216

Wasnt even canadians who did that it was the British at the time was a dominant power in the world not both Canada and the UK are reliant on the US

Successful_Owl_

Why do you think they still choose US and UK schools most of the time if possible?

Electrical_Ad_828

Sadly, the UK stocks are mainly dogshit for us Brits to buy them. I agree that we do currently have a more sane/better government than the usa.

Due-Variety1611

I should start trading native UK stocks instead of US, your president is insane. I mean, we don't really like Kier Starmer much, but at least we're trying to build trade deals.

Aliman581

I live in the UK Reform (ultra right wing) will literally do a trump move and rip up all deals that let indians into the UK. i assume the right wing parties of Europe will do the same

Due-Freedom-5968

Assuming by 'websites' you mean trading platforms where you can buy and sell investments, then it'll depend on which country you're in. You need to understand what tax-advantaged accounts exists and if that's the best path for your investments. Are you investing for retirement or might you want to access the money sooner? If it's retirement then investing in a pension or retirement account is usually the best option as you get tax relief on contributions. If you want to access the money sooner is there a type of account where you live that lets you avoid capital gains? I'm in the UK and we have a savings product called an ISA (individual savings account) which you can put £20k a year in to and there are no taxes on capital gains at all. If there is an equivalent in your country then you'll want to look for a platform that offers that kind of account. Once you've figured out those things then it's a simple case of narrowing it down between the available options based on your priorities. What are the transaction and account fees like? What features does the platform have? What products does it offer, as some have more than others etc...

SangerGRBY

BREAKING: Billionaires around the world are reportedly freaking out after France, Poland, the UK, and Lithuania launched major investigations into Epstein's operation because their prosecutors will not censor everything like Pam Bondi and Todd Blanche did.

MadeThatCash

SLV, every morning UK time 5am to 11am, both the Asian session and UK session pump that price action. Once the US session opens there's a monster price drop, and then rinse and repeat. Price drop just happened. I'm in long CALLS to tomorrow morning.

Creative-Package6213

Everything on my watch list is drilling harder than UK Rappers...

illonlyfadeaway

I don’t think the Indian talent wants to stay in India, even for Google. They’ll try with another company in the US or any other country that will have them. Canada, Australia, UK, Europe, SE Asia. I think Google is underestimating how much they really want out.

Donkey_Launcher

Wow, you're a full on racist aren't you? Just to clarify for anyone interested - here in the UK, we're fine. We're not being overrun by Islamic terrorists and there hasn't been a huge increase in violent attacks by immigrants. This guy is just a racist - that bit about Sweden, Berlin, and the Netherlands will tell you that clearly enough.

uponloss

Paypal is huge in the UK too. Literally 90% of websites let you use it. Hell i use it through my xbox to pay for games rather than enter my card number

The_Insider_Edge

$LUFFF / $HERB is already in 9 countries! Australia, Portugal, Germany, Brazil, Czech Republic, UK, Switzerland, Costa Rica and New Zealand

curtcolt95

> I'm in the UK and i can just transfer money from my bank to any other bank account (Including US banks) with just name, account number and sortcode in Canada you don't even need any of that, legit just the person's email to do a bank to bank transfer lol

dickrichardson6969

Euros trying to move away from US tech as if the retards occupying the White House are going to be there ad infinitum. In three years the UK, Germany and France will be run by the braintrust behind Brexit and Hitler fans. Meanwhile we will have President Hunter Biden resting his hog on the Resolute desk as he pumps and strokes the market.

MrTrendizzle

Why do Americans all need a 3rd party banking software to transfer money? I'm in the UK and i can just transfer money from my bank to any other bank account (Including US banks) with just name, account number and sortcode (For US banks i need an international banking number which you can get from your bank or on your statements) My bank even has a nifty QR code generator where i can put "I would like £10" then the other person just scans the code and approves the transfer with their banking app.

Strange-Scarcity

There are multiple reasons that lead too the middle class shrinking. A services based economy is one of those reasons. One that has been repeated numerous times by the previous global hegemony players. It happened to the UK, before us, it happened to the Dutch before them. It’s been happening to us for forty plus years. It starts with shifting away from being an industrial based economy, built on building the next big energy market and ends with the next big energy market taking its place, after the previous leader has abdicated its role and leadership by focusing more on chasing paper than building the future.

Pristine_Hurry_4693

Fair question, I’ll answer for DRTS since it’s the position I have out of the three. DRTS is a device/treatment, that’s a whole different category from a risk and approval standpoint. It’s physics based, once you understand how it works you’ll understand the de-risking factor and excitement. The patented tech is injecting Alpha radiation (which is much more fatal to the cancer cells and has very short range) into the tumor, that way killing it while sparing healthy tissue. It’s the same exact treatment for all solid tumors, and has yet to find a tumor that doesn’t respond after dozens tested. Since the delivery is like a regular biopsy (so no special training needed to use it), and the dose of radiation is so low it’s safe to send in the mail and treat in any regular procedure room, the clinical trials are almost like going through the motions until the approval (with 100% tumor response rate in early FDA trials). There are 50+ clinical sites worldwide (US, UK, Canada, Russia, France, Italy, Germany, Japan…), with Japan (PMDA) set to approve very soon and FDA phase 3 data already being submitted as we speak. Hundreds of patients have been successfully treated to date. And what might be most exciting is two things: 1. ⁠It could treat even the most high unmet needs cancers, with Pancreatic and GBM already being trialed in the US both with successfully treated patients. 2. ⁠The local treatment preserves the immune system, awakens it and trains it to fight cancer elsewhere in the body, proving potential for systemic and metastatic treatments (and already being trialed in combination with Keytruda, boosting the response rate from 19% to 100%).

Due-Variety1611

Morning from the UK folks, reckon FATN will run again today? wanting established opinions.

BabbatheGUTT

SMH or SMGB (UK) Hold them all, ooh and some FLRK for the sweet SK Hynix, Samsung.

fleggn

And Japan and Korea and the UK and Finland and UAEand Denmark and Germany and Netherlands and

JohnAnchovy

I wouldnt put my money in any one country. I have an etf that includes the euro, UK, Australia, Canada, Japan, South Korea. Basically all the non-authoritarian developed countries in the world. It’s up as much as the S&P without the downside risk of a fucking lunatic dementia patient in charge

Consistent-Duck8062

> Yeah I guess he became one of the most powerful people in the world as the head of DOGE through helping Trump get elected by accident. 'One of the most powerful people in the world' was quickly ousted from DOGE and any gov position, for that matter - within weeks, if memory serves right - by actual powerful people. I guess he didn't bring his billionaire diploma to show them he's also powerful? > Already done. Does that mean I shouldn't advocate for the same online then and just call it a day whilst he goes on jumbotrons in London and tries to get far right thugs to overthrow our elected government? I'd be inclined to believe you, if a quick review of your comments didn't appear to be very musk/trump focused. You seem to be from the UK. Some of us remember that civil war farce of Labour Jeremy Corbyn chairmanship, you know? How are you not focusing on people behind it, and would rather pester an autistic billionaire online, is beyond me.

Andrew_Higginbottom

Hmm... take a look at Keir Starmer in the UK.

Andrew_Higginbottom

With regards to BRICS, India for a few years has been showing wobbly legs towards a BRICS alliance ..and the recent signing up with the UK, I question India's future willingness to side with BRCS

rbcsky5

Open AI doesn't have it's own infrastructure (at least in the UK). It has almost no control over chips it can use. (in the UK)

Veshino99

Yes it’s +/- 5-10% days every day. Honestly idk why it’s tanking so hard. I think it could be a good sign. Shed off the weak hands. Also might be a healthy pull back for hood to run higher this year. Not only are they generating more revenue from their prediction markets. They also rolled out their UK and European side which will access an entire new market. Data has already come out that they are + yoy on top of the new users. This seems super greedy to be shoving hood down this far imo. Multiple analysts are rating it a 135$ minimum

Echo-Possible

Disagree. US tech is superior to all of the above. India is smart to align with the US as a strategic counter to China who is cozying up closer with Russia. And what “tech” do the UK and Canada have? Lol they just buy US tech. All their current and future top tier military equipment is US equipment.

Pathseg

The problem Trump has made it open is that the US isn't trustworthy. What US is doing to its close allies, is an eye opener for everyone. India isn't naive to now even consider investing in US weapons more than it has to for show. US administration can basically override US corporation just like China, Russia and throw all agreements out of the window. India will stop and reduce reliance on US Tech and with EU trade deal will allow for more closer integration to France, UK, Canada and likes.

Veshino99

Not sure but whoever is causing this much of a crash it’s def for a reason. Hopefully to access some buy side liquidity, maybe end of week we hit 100-105$ before earnings. Not sure why people panicking about their revenue. Prediction markets, options and crypto fees. Sign up bonuses, EU and UK roll out. Idk but hood def not going anywhere. If anything it’s a good sign they are in the prediction market hub. Was hoping it would steer them away from EXACTLY mirroring BTC.