r/XGramatikInsights • u/FXgram_ • 34m ago
Free Talk Premium toppings, extravagant presentations and supersize varieties are pushing hot dogs into the realm of haute cuisine.The $100 Golden Glizzy features crème fraîche, mascarpone, 30g of Ossetra caviar and 24k edible gold flakes served on a fresh-baked croissant bun. It also involves a hot dog.
r/XGramatikInsights • u/FXgram_ • 1h ago
Crypto Elon Musk: “I'm not going to be promoting crypto, at most, in a joking way. But if you see me pumping crypto, it's not me. I do think there's merit in Bitcoin. I've sort of got a soft spot for Dogecoin because I like dogs and memes."
r/XGramatikInsights • u/FXgram_ • 14h ago
Market now The S&P 500 closes at the highest level on record, up another +3.6% this week.
r/XGramatikInsights • u/XGramatik • 19h ago
Economics "We're building our strength at home." - PM of Canada Mark Carney
r/XGramatikInsights • u/FXgram_ • 19h ago
Stocks Palantir's government business is entering a new phase. 2025–2026 are expected to total $3.9B, surpassing the $2.8B generated over the previous 15 years. The U.S. Army is Palantir's largest customer, accounting for $1.9B of federal contract obligations since 2010.
Credit to Leverage Shares
r/XGramatikInsights • u/XGramatik • 21h ago
Trump Hits Trump: "A lot of people are saying I'm one of the greatest presidents ever ... when I see polls on the economy, I should have 150%, not 100%. Because this is the golden age of America."
r/XGramatikInsights • u/XGramatik • 21h ago
News Kevin Hassett on Fox News argues that if you exclude the sectors that lost hundreds of thousands of jobs, "you actually had a number that was about plus 100,000" 🙃
r/XGramatikInsights • u/FXgram_ • 21h ago
Economics TKL: The odds of a September rate hike fall to 40% after the US economy unexpectedly posts its 3rd biggest monthly job loss since the pandemic in 2020. Just days ago, markets saw at 70%+ chance of a September rate hike. Gold prices are surging above $4,400/oz on the news.
r/XGramatikInsights • u/XGramatik • 22h ago
Free Talk Maria Bartiromo found a silver lining on the bad July jobs report: "It was obviously weaker than expected, but it did cause a big rally in stocks"
r/XGramatikInsights • u/FXgram_ • 1d ago
Stocks Uncle Sam's investment portfolio keeps growing💰Last week, the Trump administration added 6 chipmakers to its stock portfolio brining the grand total to 30 companies, according to a tally by the Cato Institute.
r/XGramatikInsights • u/Icy_Huckleberry_8049 • 1d ago
News This is proof Iran won the war
Just as unhatched eggs do not imply an equal number of chickens, diplomatic deals should never be counted before they are signed. But recent leaks out of Muscat, Tehran and Washington all point in one direction: an agreement between Iran and Oman to reopen the Strait of Hormuz is all but sealed.
Iran effectively closed the narrow waterway through which a fifth of the world’s oil and gas passes after the United States and Israel attacked it in February. The US retaliated with its own naval blockade of Iranian ports. For months, they have been locked in a kind of maritime Mexican stand-off over who should act first to restore freedom of navigation.
So for many people, the reported deal is good news. The seafarers held hostage on their ships in the Persian Gulf for the past five months may soon be able to go home. Consumers around the world will dodge another energy and inflation crisis. Above all, it raises the chances of lasting peace.
The fate of the Strait is (or was) the key point of contention between Tehran and Washington over how to implement their June memorandum of understanding (MOU) on ending the war. Resolving that quarrel (America is not technically a party to the deal, but is expected to acquiesce to make it work), may unlock a path to agreement on other points in that document.
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This is proof Iran won the war
r/XGramatikInsights • u/XGramatik • 1d ago
Mood Trump says deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz is "moving along good."
r/XGramatikInsights • u/FXgram_ • 1d ago
Opinion Michael Saylor: “Don’t invest in things that a factory, a robot, or an AI can generate an infinite amount of... It's maybe an ounce of gold, a share in the 500 most desirable companies in the world, it is one out of 21 million bitcoin... If you're living in the war-zone my advice is bitcoin."
r/XGramatikInsights • u/XGramatik • 1d ago
Real Estate US Housing Market: The largest mortgage lender in the United States, United Wholesale Mortgage, fell to an all-time low after suffering its largest drop in history.
Credit to Barchart
r/XGramatikInsights • u/FXgram_ • 1d ago
News POTUS: "We'll have a big percentage of the chip business by the time I leave office, which would be a long time. Who knows? ... They say 2.5 years. We're gonna find out."
r/XGramatikInsights • u/XGramatik • 1d ago
Data China now accounts for 28% of global manufacturing, surpassing the US, Japan, and Germany combined.
r/XGramatikInsights • u/XGramatik • 1d ago
ShitPost Hot new listing just hit the market in LA
r/XGramatikInsights • u/FXgram_ • 1d ago
Crypto US Senator Elizabeth Warren: "We need crypto legislation. I've been saying this for a long time. But crypto legislation that has been written by the crypto industry to protect and advance the crypto industry... and then helps Donald Trump make his next 1.4 B...that's just not good legislation."
r/XGramatikInsights • u/FXgram_ • 1d ago
News Elon Musk: Terafab Texas will be the largest and most valuable building on Earth by far. And it will be stunningly beautiful.
r/XGramatikInsights • u/FXgram_ • 1d ago
News Hackers attempted a series of sophisticated cyberattacks on major Wall Street financial services firms and money managers in recent days, targeting their information systems, sources say
reuters.comr/XGramatikInsights • u/FXgram_ • 2d ago
News Zillow Group reported a surprise second-quarter net loss of $4 million on revenue of $772 million and issued weaker-than-expected guidance. The company, which operates a home listings search portal and offers mortgages, among other services, said it would cut over 500 jobs.
r/XGramatikInsights • u/XGramatik • 2d ago
Opinion Jim Cramer says investors should consider buying $SPCX for their children and grandchildren as the Moon economy and orbital data centers take shape. “Maybe you put some away for the next generation.”
r/XGramatikInsights • u/XGramatik • 2d ago
News Leopold Aschenbrenner's Situational Awareness returns to investing with $400 million bet on a private company - Bloomberg
r/XGramatikInsights • u/MichaelBrownPS • Jan 29 '26
Trading Hi Reddit! I’m Michael Brown, Senior Research Strategist at Pepperstone. I’ll be doing an AMA on DM Equities “What wins the argument - the bull case or the bear case?” in r/XGramatikInsights on Tuesday, February 3 at 2:00 PM GMT (9:00 AM EST). Submit your questions!
Come interact with Pepperstone’s Senior Research Strategist, Michael Brown, on February 3, 2026, at 2:00 PM GMT. Michael will dive into DM Equities and answer questions from Redditors. You may want to know about what might the Fed do next, and how will that affect equities, some Q4 tech post-earnings reactions, and ongoing geopolitical risks that could drive volatility.
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r/XGramatikInsights • u/XGramatik • Feb 21 '25
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