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JUST IN 🚨: EXTREME GREED RETURNS to the Stock Market for the first time this year 🥳🤑
This is the highest reading since March 2024! Congrats everyone, we did it ! Source: Barchart
In the last 10 years, $AMZN fulfilment has 22x the number of packages handled per employee, while the number of employees per facility has gone down.
With AI, humanoids & more investment going into AI, this will only accelerate. $AMZN's retail margin might surprise investors. Source: Rihard Jarc on X, WSJ
Buying a Tesla is becoming more and more affordable with each passing month.
The average price of a used Tesla has moved down to a record low of $28,487. That's 58% below the peak price from July 2022. $TSLA Source: Charlie Bilello
Amazon $AMZN now has 1 Million robots deployed in its business operations
Source: Blossom @meetblossomapp
FERRARI LAUNCHES NEW ‘AMALFI’ COUPE BEFORE GOING FULL ELECTRIC
Ferrari just dropped the Amalfi, a sharp new V8 coupe built to replace the Roma and keep the engine noise alive a little longer. It’s got a 3.85L eight-cylinder engine and slides into Ferrari’s entry segment, though nothing about it screams budget. This isn’t just a last hurrah for gas lovers either. It follows the hybrid 296 Speciale, so Ferrari’s clearly hedging its bets. Their first fully electric model is still coming, but for now, the Amalfi is here to make sure your neighbors still hear you arrive. Source: Reuters thru Mario Nawfal on X
Why the Social Security math doesn’t work anymore: Why the Social Security math doesn’t work anymore:
When Social Security first started paying benefits in 1940, there were 159 workers putting money in for every 1 person taking money out. The ratio today is less than 3 to 1. Source: Peter Mallouk
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