subvert the oligarchy and defund the DOGEr. calculate your ████ exposure at https://xitter.gq/t.co/r7IEO7Debt.
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$GOP and $NANC are actively managed funds based on the investment activity of actual members of Congress. We think they’re a pretty good group of investors to take cues from...
We believe there are inherent conflicts of interest when it comes to public officials owning and trading securities. But as long as they’re allowed to keep trading, we’ll keep tracking and investing like them.
Ask your broker about $NANC and $GOP.
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Check on the worst people you know today—it's gonna be a hard one for them. RIP, Cybertruck. [Thread]
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Much like a passenger whose Cybertruck has driven itself into a lake, the time has come for Tesla to bail out. Swipe through these quotes from the owners of the monstrosity via @WIRED
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Much like a passenger whose Cybertruck has driven itself into a lake, the time has come for Tesla to bail out. Swipe through these quotes from the owners of the monstrosity via @WIRED
New Congress, new subpoenas. Your S&P 500 fund is about to own a front-row seat. $XXSP doesn’t. Rid yourself of toxic stocks.
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RIP to the #Cybertruck. Is this the first time an E███ M███ idea hasn’t panned out? (No.)
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RIP to the #Cybertruck. Don’t let the doors that automatically lock, trapping you inside, hit you on the way out.
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$GOP and $NANC track what members of Congress buy and sell.
Dan Weiskopf (@ETFProfessor) of @tidalfg says they treat trades like Dave McCormick’s past spot bitcoin ETF purchases as a signal of how policy is moving.
He joins @RemyBlaireNews on Market Movers.
In our go-go, hustle-and-bustle rat race of a society, it’s important to take a breather every now and again. Especially if you’re an overworked regulatory agency that actually isn’t really all that overworked - or super “regulatory,” come to think of it.
So it makes sense that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is pulling back from enforcement actions. After all, it’s not like we’re living in an era of unprecedented financial corruption facilitated by the world’s most powerful politicians - so now is definitely the time to take a load off.
Don’t worry, SEC! The historic corruption will still be there when you get back to work. Until then, stay on island time, and save us a mojito.
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The exchange recently relaxed its rules to allow companies like SpaceX to qualify for inclusion in its Growth 100 index. That means investors in funds tracking that index could gain exposure to SpaceX if it's added.
But there’s a fix! Subversive has created XXQQ, an ETF designed to provide exposure to major growth companies while excluding those associated with ████. Invest in a diversified fund—minus his chaos.
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