THE WHITE HOUSE GOT ITS FIRST COMPUTER IN 1978, YOUR IPHONE IS 50,000X STRONGER
In 1978, the White House installed its first-ever computer. Fast forward to today, and the phone in your pocket blows it out of the water—with 50,000 times more storage than that early machine. The original system was likely used for basic data entry and scheduling. Now, smartphones can run real-time simulations, stream HD video, and even handle AI processing—all from your hand. Source: @JonErlichman thru Mario Nawfal on X
President Trump Unleashes 25% Tariffs On Foreign-Made Auto Imports
"...we are going to charge countries for doing business in our country..." President Trump has announced a 25% tariff on all cars not made in the US. “This will continue to spur growth,” Trump told reporters. Trump confirmed that these new tariffs are in addition to existing tariffs and are expected to result in $100 billion in revenues. To underscore his seriousness, Trump said, “This is permanent.” In addition to the tariffs, Trump discussed his plan to allow Americans to deduct interest payments on cars that are made in America. source : zerohedge
Foreign investors withdrew ~$6 BILLION from US equity funds last week.
This is the the 3rd largest amount on record and in-line with levels seen during March 2020. source : BofA, kobeissiletter
Japanese 10-Year Bond Yield jumps to highest level since the Global Financial Crisis 🚨
Source: Barchart
Insane 🤯
Source: Dividend Talks on YouTube @DividendTalks
Trump’s economic cycle for the next 4 years?
Source: Not Jerome Powell on X
"Nothing good happens below the 200-day moving average."
— Paul Tudor Jones Source: Tavi Costa on X
🚨 GOOGLE SAYS QUANTUM TECH IS JUST 5 YEARS AWAY FROM REAL-WORLD IMPACT
Julian Kelly, Director of Hardware at Google Quantum AI: "We think we're about five years out from a real breakout... a practical application that you can only solve on a quantum computer." Following Google’s December breakthrough in quantum error correction, momentum is building fast. These supercomputers could soon tackle physics problems and generate data beyond the reach of today’s machines. Quantum computing is no longer a far-off dream — it’s becoming a near-term reality. Source: CNBC thru Mario Nawfal
