UK

QuinnOffsite

This is why China is going to eat USA lunch. They give a fuck about their people and building infrastructure for them. I advise everyone to go see China. The elite are making complete wankers of us all in the supposed ‘free west’. We are now the impoverished, hospitals schools infrastructure falling apart. Greed corruption and complete ineptitude in government - both sides. Oh and it’s all limited to two sides, and both are completely useless - same in UK or USA. They couldn’t run a bath never mind an economy or country

X-Pro-ish

The UK disclaimer is critical here. Hope you get to bed soon. I’m optimistic too, but concerned with the pace of investment and change compared to our completely stagnant regulatory environment.

Ki18

Because I was putting money into other things and had monthly savings adding up without knowing what I wanted to put it towards, so eventually I settled towards adding more to my S&P ETF. It was sitting in a UK cash ISA gathering interest away, was just a matter of deciding where to put it. I'm still 19.5% up over last 3 months.

RudnitzkyvsHalsmann

Same in the UK. Just remember they are not an NGO.

Icy_Jelly_315

In the UK, letter to the coroner

SlowTortuga

Yeh it’s not often we get a heatwave in the UK.

RD_006

Hell yeah. Dump that shit. Time to establish United States of Europe. Not inviting the UK though. They stink.

Boring_Praline_3586

SpaceX lists on Nasdaq June 12 under ticker SPCX at a fixed IPO price of $135/share, valuing the company at $1.77 trillion.  Biggest IPO ever. IBKR just opened pre-IPO access, but only through their UK entity. The offering period runs June 4 through 6 PM on June 10, and participation is limited to clients who are tax resident and located in the United Kingdom.  Since you’re based in Brazil, the pre-IPO allocation won’t be available to you through IBKR. Once SPCX starts trading on the Nasdaq, any standard brokerage including Interactive Brokers can place the order.  So you’d be buying at the open price, not the $135 offer price. Worth noting: SpaceX’s xAI subsidiary burned $7.72 billion in Q1 2026 alone and showed a $2.47 billion operating loss in the same period.  The Starlink business is solid, but the AI unit is hemorrhaging cash. First quarterly earnings (10-Q) won’t come until around November 2026, so you’d be flying somewhat blind on financials for a few months. I’m not a financial advisor, so this isn’t a recommendation either way. Just the facts to help you decide.

let_me_atom

Never been to Birmingham (UK)?

mithu_raj

I really like this company. The members of the board and the ex chief of staff of the UK military being a non-executive board member all point to this being a very serious venture I’m in for 81,000 shares @ 1.55 avg. Been accumulating since September

raesene2

Yeah I've had three e-mails from Freetrade in the UK about it already, not the usual. Didn't get that kind of push for Cerebras, so definitely feels like they're pushing it.

Empty-Adeptness-5411

Depends which country you are in. If UK or U.S, you can apply for pre-IPO (at IPO price) shares and then very likely make a quick profit on first day pop, depending on how over-subscribed the IPO is.

mondeomantotherescue

Diesel is £1.89 a litre in the UK. That orange twat has a lot to answer for. You are prob right to some extent on the energy. But the UK ran on 50 percent renewables in 2025. That number is only going to go up. Advanced economies not run by petulant corrupt toddlers are trying move away from burning dinosaurs.

Marshmallowmind2

The biggest injustice in UK is when you pay £2 to play an instant win lotto game, win £2 but don't get your buy in back

Responsible_Lie_1989

With the negative sentiment towards Palantir in the UK, Defence Holdings may yet have the capability to fill that gap should people say a "British company" should hold the contracts Palantir currently has with the NHS and other companies

Routine-Barber5545

I use a stocks and shares ISA in the UK which doesn’t allow short borrowing

Psychological_Fly109

The FTSE 100 is ripping today as US investors rotate from US chip companies to UK fish and chip companies

Icy_Jelly_315

Hargreave Lansdown, UK retard boomer broker of choice, is putting a big ass Reddit ad on this thread shilling spacex IPO Invest accordingly

Icy_Jelly_315

In UK you can buy bol pp to feed to ur dog

Fun_Dragonfruit7971

yes? India is 6th largest economy by GDP, has a bigger stock market than UK or France; and has the world's largest derivatives market.

ExtruDR

With trillions on hand you could probably work out a deal with the UK or France… or India or Pakistan for them to allow you to build or for them to build for you a floating (meaning a boat with a reactor). Nuclear subs and carriers are not new or exotic, right? And these countries are signatories to the non-proliferation-treaty so they are entitled to have these even if they do not currently. It could even be a one-for-me-one for you type of deal. Of course I’m talking out of my ass, but does it really seem as crazy as Elon’s orbiting servers ideas?

Criticall16

Racism is part of it but more importantly the language. English is a very common second language across the world and therefore English speaking countries attract many more immigrants. Germany despite having a better economy than say UK gets much less non-white immigrants.

gizamo

As a percentage, absolutely. On Facebook, people use their names and have networks of other named people tied to them. That makes it vastly easier to identify fake accounts. Alternatively, on Reddit, I could easily create hundreds of accounts, and make thousands of comments on my own posts in minutes, and no one would have any way to know it was all just one dude with a few scripts. That is constantly happening on Reddit. Further, Reddit has made no real effort to block bots or even the obvious troll farms that plague US/UK/EU elections, and it's only getting worse as tech makes automating the bots easier.

gizamo

That would depend heavily on their reasoning. For example, Google could claim that it couldn't properly categorize Reddits NSFW content, which would absolutely be true since many subs and users intentionally disguise it. There is still tons of porn that could get it removed in the UK. There child porn that could get it removed in Scandinavia. There's absurd amounts of Nazi shit that could justify its removal in Germany. Or, they could just adjust their algorithm to deprioritize overly botted content, which users would absolutely appreciate. That alone would justify Reddit being moved down the rankings. For any antitrust legislation to be relevant, reddit or the state would have to prove that Google did it for nefarious purposes, which would be basically impossible to prove in court.

Velocirapture_Jesus

All this talk about drones and not one mention of the single biggest drone supplier because you’re only thinking about aerial drones. What is the most important infrastructure for the West? Undersea cables, pipelines, and offshore wind. Which country has been mapping Europes undersea infrastructure for the last two-three years and sabotaging it along the way? Russia. And a bit of China. Which company builds undersea autonomous subs and already has a deal with Australia for $1.2bn? Anduril. Who also just finished building a facility in Rhode Island to build up to 200 per year. Which company supplies the critical components for undersea UUVs? **Kraken Robotics (USOTC)KRKNF/(TSX.V)PNG** who also happened to last month buy a company over twice their size in their own industry and now supply the majority of not only Anduril’s underwater defense projects, but now have a near monopoly on the entire underwater eco system, from defense, to intelligence, to mining, to offshore energy (renewable and dino juice) and so on. We need critical minerals for the AI boom and we’re going to run out of those on land, it’s inevitable we start mining the ocean (rip ecosystem). Europe is deploying offshore wind at unparalleled rates. AUKUS, the US, UK, Australia literally this week signed an agreement to develop autonomous subs for each other. Anduril ALREADY has a facility in Australia and the Rhode Island facility was visited by drunkard in chief Pete Hegseth in February. The future of naval doctrine is autonomous sub networks managed by attack subs, especially in Europe to guard against Russia who has a large sub fleet. It is by far the most obvious drone play but everyone is stuck looking at aerial drones. Yes, it’s run 200% in a year but it’s a profitable, diverse company that just bought its biggest competitor and a universe of products that navies and businesses want. Upcoming catalysts: Covelya merger closing by end of this month + updated guidance. The combined entity has increased its order book by $40m from April to May this year. Uplisting to TSX. Expected later this year, CEO confirmed it would’ve happened in June but they bought Covelya. Major order of Ghost Sharks/Dive-XLs from Anduril by a NATO partner, most likely an AUKUS partner. Kraken products are already integrated into the Royal Navy. Kraken’s revenue is cyclical and Q3&4 are expected to be bumper. Also this week became available on Robinhood.

Snoo-95676

Maybe UK doesn’t have it, fck!

vanceraa

PDT does apply to non americans lol, IBKR UK and RH UK are both required to comply as is any other provider

Provolone-Jones

Very true. Problem is, no one really knows exactly what will trigger the spike. Some airports in the UK briefly ran out of jet fuel on Sunday, so shortages are already hitting Europe. It’s just a matter of when refineries and/or countries start buying en masse, and it seems like everyone is just asleep at the wheel

AnonymousLoner1

OP's source isn't even Iranian.  It's literally based in the UK AND funded by the Saudis. 🤦‍♂️

mondeomantotherescue

Broadcast TV advertising is plummeting. Most of the UK TV freelance workforce are moving on. No ad money no commissions. Advertisers can far better target online. Still making money obviously but the old days of charging silly money for a thirty second spot are over

MemNash91

Ohhh gotcha must be a UK restriction thing. They’re just a normal brokerage in the states.

Jatkinsss

I swear I can only do index funds with vanguard in the UK

warrends

Kleenex Scotch Tape Hoover (in the UK) That list is endless.

Velocirapture_Jesus

HUBC is set to "close only" on T212 in the UK. Yikes.

FireBun

Yeah I use 212, it's a great app. I've only dabbled in CFD but there's some obvious spots. I shorted figma after the IPO but got wiped out before it actually did fall. Ikbr has options in the UK.

FireBun

CFD I believe they don't have them in USA, on the app he is using there isn't options (rare in UK/EU)

ShittyUsernane1222

bulls if you want to escape incoming bear market in the US, do not go to London but invest in Canada, Australia, Taiwan, continental Europe and china, india etc. UK is in the same files and full of the same Philes as in the US government.

ShittyUsernane1222

fun fact: UK Labour is connected to Epstein via Peter Mandelson, Reform UK is connected to Epstein via Nigel Farages connections to Steve Bannon. Meaning both the ingoing and outgoing British Government has a vested interest in being pro 🥭 to prevent release epstein files which in turn means copying 🥭's policies which is a big bearish signal for London stock exchange.

KidCreevey

Any chance you could include non-imgur image links in the future? Sadly here in the UK we can’t see imgur

jerome-yellen

Germany, France, UK sketch a plan to engage Putin in peace talks; a plan for talks with Moscow would also include Kyiv. SHREK

Salty-Bid1597

A quality factor ETF is what you want. WQDV (or the UK equiv) has been one of my better performing ETFs this year. Mainly because it's top heavy with IT megacaps, but that is a different problem.

TheBSQ

“Money supply” is measured in a number of ways. (MB, M1, M2, etc.) The $10 cash here is MB, the monetary base. But usually people use a more expansive definition of money supply. Like, how much money I say I have isn’t just the cash I have in my wallet, but the numbers I see when I check my account balance.  The broader measures of money supply (like M1, M2, etc.) would include the dollars I have in my bank account. That number can exceed the money supply and that extra money can be created by banks issuing loans. Informal lending is trickier, but if we transform Moe into a bank, we can see it.  Imagine Larry has $10 & deposits the $10 at the Bank of Moe. Larry’s account says he has $10 & the bank has $10 in cash in its vault. The money supply is $10. The Bank of Moe then lends that $10 to Curly. Curly then pays Larry, and Larry deposits it in his account at the bank of Moe. Now Larry’s bank account balance says $20 & we say the money supply is $20. The bank created $10 new dollars when it lent $10 to Curly. And when Curly pays Larry & Larry deposits it, Larry definitely thinks he has $20. Yes, curly owes the bank, and the bank doesn’t have enough cash to fulfill its liability to Larry, but what we’re doing is measuring how much money there is, and Larry has $20.  I know the above doesn’t match the skit & skips over stuff like banking reserve requirements, fractional reserve banking, etc., but I’m not really trying to match the skit or get into all, just show how “money supply” can differ from “monetary base” and how debt can increase the money supply even if the monetary base hasn’t changed. The Bank of England (central bank of the UK) has an explainer on modern money creation (and how even the fractional reserve banking explanation you still get in many college econ courses doesn’t quite get it right). https://www.bankofengland.co.uk/quarterly-bulletin/2014/q1/money-creation-in-the-modern-economy

techno-wizard

I’m not a UK tax payer, but apparently the first 3k is tax free, and then standard income tax payers pay 18% tax on profit and that increases to 24% if your total income exceeds about 50k. All values are in GBP. I’m from Hong Kong, so it’s 0% tax so anything makes me think wtf.

One-Constant-377

ey everyone, I’m looking for some advice on what to do with £4,000, im turing 18 this uagust when i will be able to acess my money loking for some advice on what to do with £4,000 I have due to my UK Child Trust Fund heading off to university this autumn. My goal is to grow my money, rather than spend it needlessly, but I’m worried about a market correction. I have very limited knowledge in how the stock market works to be honest, but I do have a very detailed grasp of geopolitical events which concerns me that something may occur, should i move it to a stocks/shares isa? Here is my current financial situation for uni: * **Tuition:** Fully covered (by Student Finance). * **Living Costs:** Covered by a £5,000 maintenance loan. * **Extra Income:** I’m planning on getting a part-time job once I settle in to help support myself. With my living costs looked after, I originally wanted to invest this £4,000. However, looking at the current economic climate, the AI boom, market volatility, and intense geopolitical tensions globally, the stock market feels uncertain right now to me at least. Because of that, I'm wondering if I'm better off using this money to learn to drive and buy a cheap, second-hand car? I know a car is a depreciating asset that will actively drain my cash flow while I'm a student and it isn't a necessity as I live in an area with good transport links and my university itself is very walkable. I feel my parents would cover my lessons and tests, but the car itself may be out of reach for them. What would you do in my position? Is it worth braving the market right now (maybe via a low-risk index fund or a high-interest savings account/ISA), or is the tangible value of a license and a car worth more than the potential returns over the next 3-4 years?, please keep in mind I'm in the UK?

ChunChunMaru86

Would buy XE instead. With approval of their reactor sites approved and confirmed in USA and UK. They gonna change the game

FinancialElephant

I follow Cardano the most and they've done a recent project with a bank in the UK and a few governments, but their Midnight sidechain is the biggest thing I've seen that has real utility. Midnight enables decentralized identity with zero knowledge proofs and selective disclosure. So someone can prove they fit some criteria without exposing private information. That is simple and real value in my eyes. Price-wise Cardano has performed horribly though.

vibranttortoise

BME making moves in the UK market

Nom-De-Gruyere

1066 to be precise. In the UK you are statistically more likely to be very wealthy if you have a surname with a French origin from the Norman invasion. Thats how well generational wealth lasts. Until they get a retarded only child who had the best education in the world but is still a fucking moron.

IceColdDump

Everything in this sub must be fully back-tested through a Monte Carlo analysis and peer reviewed by a professional asset manager from North America, UK or Europe.

moorhound

>**BLOOMBERG - US Proposes Broad Tariffs of at Least 10%, Citing Forced Labor** >The US is proposing tariffs of at least 10% on imports from most major trading partners following an investigation into forced-labor practices, as President Donald Trump seeks to rebuild the sweeping tariff wall struck down by the US Supreme Court. >The 10% rate would apply to imports from Canada, Mexico, the European Union, Taiwan and the UK, among other places, according to a statement from the Office of the US Trade Representative. Products from other major economies, including China, India, Japan, South Korea, Brazil and Switzerland, would be subject to a higher 12.5% levy. THEEEERE SHE GOOOES THEEERE SHE GOOOOES AGAIIIIIN SUCKIN OUT MY GAINS BUT I JUST CAN'T MAINTAIN THE BOOLISH CHARAYAYAYDES

PapayaBig430

If you guys are thinking of visiting UK for whatever stupid reason, look as poor as you can, because them fcker Europoors will kill you for a Walmart wrist watch

Spy300

>Foxes, sharks and puffins in line to replace historic figures on UK banknotes Can I use these to purchase the park place tile?

KissMyRichard

The UK is boiling over and I'm here for it. I learned they call their trash cans wheelie bins as they were throwing them at the police.

rbraalih

In UK we lost ambassador to Washington, king's bro, and possibly the government. So far. You would expect the older nation to be the hidebound and sclerotic one.

Teiagon

Immigrants vs white is an oversimplified dichotomy as there are also white imigrants. There are immigrants from UK, France, Germany, Ukraine (refugees), as well as hispanics from Latin America who look white. Immigration from Asia and Africa dominates the optics because they represent a larger proportion of global population,

FartsLord

Nope, UK was manouvered into propping US market with pensions. We're all fucked and we love it.

RD_006

They fought the UK for independence. Now they're into *rugs.

gphie

Same reason anyone holds any currency, because they believe is has value. US holds bitcoin, so does China, UK, El Salvador is actively buying, Bhutan is actively mining, tons of corporate treasuries hold bitcoin. Hell you can even buy BTC from Schwab, PNC, and Morgan Stanley now. The rich are bullish. I would love to use my bitcoin to buy drugs, but if I do, the transaction will be traced back to me because the blockchain is public, which is a good thing. Every transaction and coin is auditable. I have bought other legal things though, like my VPN and stuff from newegg

Suspicious-Return809

Planes don't need jet fuel, they need freedom, silly UK folks. 

gonehitchin

Do you mean participating in the IPO allocation, or investing right after the IPO? Because if its' the latter, I think any broker with US exposure should allow that. Also, where exactly in Europe do you mean? Some brokers have different rules for UK vs EEA, and both are generally considered "Europe".

filkirt

In US, UK, Canada, Australia

Mapleess

Trading 212 has an article for this. They’re quite popular in the UK.

Most_Lingonberry_409

Trading212, in the UK. You can trade 24/5 as long as someone is willing to sell

HMS--Beagle

This isn’t fake but this is Robinhood UK so i imagine thats why it’s formatted differently

--Lucan

Can’t use options in the UK. Just shares or CFD.

moonrakerdust

while the UK is deep throating palantir

ConradT16

Same here, just sold SPCEx for 150% gain since start of UK tax year. Wat stonk 2 buy kind regards?

derekgrimm1

It’s a UK-Taiwanese company

Ok-Comfortable-3174

in the UK there are no tax implications with MSTR within an ISA. BTC is subject to capital gains.

ConradT16

Thanks for buying my shares, fellow UK SpaceX enthusiast! Just sold my April 2.90 shares this morning.

RNS-Watch

Personally I’d start with deciding what role each holding plays rather than trying to own every segment of the market. For me the core would be a broad global index fund, then any additions need a clear reason (small caps, income, UK exposure, emerging markets etc.). Small caps can add diversification, but I’d want to know why I’m adding them rather than just ticking a box. Out of interest, what’s your target allocation between ETFs and individual stocks? I’ve found that’s often the bigger decision than picking the next fund.

Strong_Ad_4501

TACH merging with OpenPayd UK finance company

FREDRS7

It's still early for this which I think is why its experiments only, regulations are still being agreed in some of the major fintech countries like the US and UK. Majority of people don't even own digital wallets yet. I'm looking forward to the days when this technology is more mainstream though as there are some cool things that can be done that will really benefit consumers.

ValueOfADollar

Diesel prices are dropping in UK, this signal is tradable fr

Prior-Message5571

Unfortunately, I can't trade stocks in my app during after hours but I will sell if it pumps after news when market opens though. I actually decided to start a position in AMPG if I get gains from IMRX. I have also ran out of stock ideas to invest in right now that aren't overpriced (both DUOT and SPAI have run up already). Onlyone that could be an option for me right now is more speculative, Vertical Aerospace (EVTL). It is probably only eVTOL stock that is still underpriced, it has UK government backing and it has actually totally realistic possibility of being successful EVTOL company in the future (It is basically in the same ballpark of progress so far as JOBY) but the dilution concern is still an issue and it is UK company which may work against the stock aswell. Also I don't have an option to short stocks in my broker but I rather not anyway, it is psychologically kind of hard to do for me anyway because the market seems so irrational sometimes.

PersonalPseudonym

Try visiting another country like the UK which has broader adoption of EVs. There are numerous charging companies other than Tesla. Licensing may explain some revenue, but it's nowhere near enough to justify a 1.8T valuation. Just because a company has built something unique or technically challenging doesn't mean that's actually valuable.

Easy-End-2852

Every single dominant empire eventually fell from the prominence. Look at the UK today. Poorer than Mississippi and their capital is 70% colonists. The fall happens slowly and then all at once. Profitable orbital launches require a profit motive. Realistically we don’t have one right now. Just satellites. So if you want a launch company to be profitable you’re talking about some future in which we have mining or something else useful to launch for. That could be centuries. We simply don’t have that market today.

CornMonkey-Original

it’s a better attempt than the rug guys. . . now that’s weird. if I ever did any such a thing, I would wear one like parliament members in the UK.

deHaga

Perhaps you should look at some facts then https://shackletonadvisers.co.uk/2025s-investment-surprise-uk-beats-us UK has been unloved, there are some great companies with PE ratios that are way below reality. Guess you'll just continue to miss out. UK has one of the world's deepest AI research centres. Life sciences . Defense tech. Agtech etc etc.

Mysterious-Hunt-984

What do you use for the UK btw guys

Wobblycogs

I'm in the UK, no loss harvesting.

samaritan1331_

wait till you hear how much taxes are in the UK

exhibit304

Scottish mortgage investment trust ( UK ) has like 19 percent of it's assets in spacex. They bought in like 2016 I think. They rerated their holdings at 1.2t valuation a few months ago so NAV hasn't realised the full valuation yet but share price has gone up a lot in past month so already baked in They also have 2.5 percent in anthropic

NecessaryPhrase3204

I think spice when I see this, some drug that cretins in the UK use to turn into zombies

fierceredrabbit

UK stocks are gaining right now, quite a few US investment houses are moving a portion of investments to the UK as it’s performing well and insulated from the orange one and AI hype

Mental-At-ThirtyFive

For me, AI is the starting point for further research, whether I do the initial framing or not. I don't mind AI posts that many people object and fully understand we are just a few months away from AI content feeding itself - sometimes, that reminds me of the mad cow disease that swept UK in the 90s

Icy_Jelly_315

Yeah UK interviewers still try to trip up póliticians with "How much is a pint of milk" which was relevant about 80 years ago. It comes in 4 pints these days and it's part of a £100 supermarket shop

SirButcher

Many buses are electric, now. In Manchester, UK, it is very rare to see non-electric ones.

strolls

> I'm trying to get this invested into something very low risk, like a CD or a high yield savings account. There are some funds that invest in stocks and (mostly) bonds on a low-risk, capital preservation basis. You might also look at these. Ruffer and Trojan Asset Management are UK based, not sure if they have any US domiciled vehicles. At least one of them has a fund aimed at charity trustees, who have an obligation not to invest recklessly.

ever-greenie

US-UK-AUS are partnering for an undersea drone program. "The [signature project](https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c5y8wjvd1ypo) will deliver ​a suite of highly adaptable multi-mission UUV (uncrewed underwater vehicle) payloads designed to support undersea operations and maintain our collective ​advantage in the maritime domain." KRKNF makes subsystems + sensors for exactly this sort of thing and is already dealing with the navies/contractors for all 3 countries. Currently sitting around $5.50 per share.

ciarandeceol1

No I'm not joking. The UK is uninvestable in its current state and the global market is very clearly showing that. You are continually pulling out single figures in isolation, which are meaningless without the broader context. I can't discuss further if you're blinded to and ignoring the downsides. You clearly have a pro-UK agenda and cannot be impartial. I shall leave it there.

FeelingOdd1302

Government corruption, same thing with HS2 in the UK. At what point do we just grab some of the CCP or Japanese planners who made their high speed rail and carte blanche?

AllanSundry2020

are there ways to invest in the mainland ones from the eu or UK?

cryinginturin

So. Much. Fun!!!! FWIW as failed as Richard Branson has been with some of his business ventures he started a bank in the UK that got sold to Nationwide for £2.9Billion And started and owns the second largest airline in the UK behind BA He’s got billionaire track record

Teembeau

I have everything in non-US funds. Europe, UK, Japan, and some IXUS (global, ex-US). I like index funds, but don't trust the US right now.

CharlesHorseradish

If you have any interest in UK market, here are three picks from me which might be off the radar. Legal and General. I originally bought this to hold as a dividend stock but it’s been up and down so much I tend to sell at anything over £2.55 and buy below £2.40. I have an ISA so I don’t pay tax on capital gains and have a free transaction account so this might not work if you don’t but I still think it’s a bit below £2.50 due to the great dividend. Prudential also a buy for me dipped big but will be back. House builders been taking a beating so I’ve bought a fair bit of Persimmon as I think this will rebound high over the next 5-10 years.

feefeebuddu

I was told that the key is to spot what’ll recover after tanking. For me, Rolls Royce and anything major airline- related post-COVID. I made 1000% on Rolls Royce, because it was always going to recover. I’ve hedged a bet on a similar situation with a UK “orange” airline. With all the war chat, the fuel issues etc, their current price is lower than the one post-COVID, so the only way is up (hopefully!). I’m not rich by the way, and I’m certainly not a financial or investment advisor. I read a lot and I’ve made a few very good (but very brave) investments. There are so many US stocks that have been fluctuating wildly for months though (ASTS, TE and others) so anyone in that loop is DEFINITELY getting rich!

Ok_Frosting_7376

The US Central Command and UK Maritime Trade Operations have issued a warning to all ships transiting the Strait of Hormuz that the American military will soon conduct “major US military operations” in the waterway in response to Iran’s “dangerous and illegal mining. I thought they were leaving to their wives.

huffmancoded

UK "people" 🤢🤮 can alternatively post a hateful comment online and be escorted to a nice cold damp cell for free

Rosebunse

Dear UK people suffering from the heatwave, if you really wabt to cool off, take a wash cloth or a small towel and get it wet, then leave it in the freezer for a bit but don't let it freeze entirely. Once it's frozen enough, take it out and put it on your neck. It is heavenly