RT Markets & Mayhem (@Mayhem4Markets)There's growing speculation that the US government has been directly intervening in energy markets to suppress oil prices. This would not only be the antithesis of free markets, but it would also more than likely backfire spectacularly. 🤔 https://t.co/iIoMzhp9tJ ...

After the civil war, industrialisation transformed America. We revisit a time when railroads stitched the continent together, staggering fortunes were made and workers began to wonder if free markets alone could sustain liberty https://t.co/jOgMRngLZR ...

RT Handre van Heerden (@Handrev)The 1920-21 depression was arguably more severe than 1929's initial crash - unemployment hit 19%, industrial production collapsed 32%, and wholesale prices plummeted 37%. Yet this economic catastrophe has been virtually erased from mainstream economic education because it demolishes the British pedophile John Maynard Keynes' narrative that government must intervene to save capitalism from itself.President Harding did the unthinkable by modern standards: absolutely nothing. No ...

Group 1 - The media is closely following the nomination process for a new Federal Reserve nominee, highlighting the political dynamics involved [1] - Senator Thom Tillis has expressed concerns regarding the nominee due to an ongoing federal criminal investigation related to Jay Powell and the Fed, which may impact the Senate's reception of the nominee [2][3] - The Finance Committee, where Tillis holds significant influence, has a narrow Republican majority, making it crucial for the nominee to gain support to pass through this initial stage [3] Group 2 - There is a potential resolution to the concerns raised by Tillis, which involves clarifying the status of the federal investigation, either by concluding it or making any criminal charges public [4][5] - The nomination of Warsh appears to be a more conciliatory choice by Trump, as Warsh is viewed as a traditional Republican, which may help in gaining broader support [6][7] - Despite the potential for a smooth nomination process, there remains significant turmoil and pushback from Republicans regarding the federal investigation, indicating a complex political landscape [9][10] Group 3 - Warsh's nomination is expected to pass based on his qualifications, but the ongoing investigation remains a critical factor that could influence the outcome [11] - Questions arise about whether Warsh will support Chairman Powell during the legal proceedings, which could affect his reception among Democratic senators [12]

Financial Sector Performance - The financial sector is currently the worst performing sector, with specific mention of lawsuits affecting major players like JP Morgan and Capital One [1][2] - Capital One is highlighted as the third largest credit card group, indicating its significant position in the market despite the ongoing legal challenges [2] Lawsuits and Executive Responses - A lawsuit involving Capital One has been filed by Trump plaintiffs, including Eric Trump, raising concerns about the implications for the company [1] - Executives, including Jamie Dimon of JP Morgan, have been cautious in their public statements regarding the administration, reflecting a fear of shareholder backlash [6][5] Market Reactions and Economic Indicators - The bond market is experiencing low volatility, with interest rates remaining around 4.25%, indicating a stable but cautious economic environment [7][8] - There are discussions about the influence of the president on financial markets and the Federal Reserve, with upcoming decisions expected to impact market sentiment [6][9]

RT Joseph Lubin (@ethereumJoseph)Governance and decision making has been subjective via top-down command and control for millennia. Now we have the wisdom of the crowd via prediction markets -- aka decision markets -- that we can rely on increasingly to weigh in with diverse expertise on any situation or proposition. Now we have the best assessment and decision making tool known to man: decentralized, uncensored, radically free markets that we can increasingly rely on for sourcing the truth about diverse si ...

Governance and decision making has been subjective via top-down command and control for millennia. Now we have the wisdom of the crowd via prediction markets -- aka decision markets -- that we can rely on increasingly to weigh in with diverse expertise on any situation or proposition. Now we have the best assessment and decision making tool known to man: decentralized, uncensored, radically free markets that we can increasingly rely on for sourcing the truth about diverse situations, to entertain us, to ena ...

Core Concepts - Free markets are a key consideration [1] - Encryption is a significant element [1] - Sovereignty is an important factor [1]

RT Douglass Mackey (@DougMackeyCase)Free markets, limited government, and individual liberty are generally good but they are not absolute goods.There is much room for debate on limits or exceptions to these rules.Conservatives who repeat these phrases as mantras/platitudes are engaging in mindless sloganeering. ...

Javier Milei now has a chance to reshape Argentina’s economy with sensible macroeconomic management and free markets. Yet his midterm triumph comes with caveats https://t.co/HrhN4i0lHg ...