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Grep News | Chad Stacks hosts What the Sigma, a business show with 68 episodes published.
Nine of eighteen Fed policymakers now project at least one rate hike this year — in March that number was zero — but Kevin Warsh refused to submit his own dot and killed forward guidance from the statement entirely. The
SpaceX closed day one at $160.95—a $2.1 trillion market cap on $18.6 billion of trailing revenue and a $5 billion annual loss—while 70% of the institutional book went to Saudi and Kuwaiti sovereign wealth funds and long-
SpaceX prices Thursday at $135 a share in a $75 billion raise—largest IPO ever—but the actual setup is the retail mechanics: $70 billion in retail orders chasing at most $22 billion in retail allocation, which means brok
SpaceX set its IPO price at $135 a full week before pricing day and is paying its 23 underwriters roughly $500 million on a $75 billion raise—about 67 basis points, a fraction of typical IPO economics. The bankers took t
Anthropic filed confidentially for its IPO Monday, beating OpenAI to the punch and locking in a $965 billion valuation that tripled in roughly three months while revenue went from $30 billion to $47 billion annualized—th
The auto industry just lost a million buyers since 2020 and instead of dropping prices they're stretching loans to 84 months so the $757 monthly payment doesn't look as insane as it actually is. The average new car now c
Samsung, SK Hynix, and Micron just became shareholders in Anthropic at a near-trillion-dollar valuation, which means the three companies that make the memory chips Claude runs on are now financially locked in to Claude w
The 30-year Treasury hit 5% nine days before Kevin Warsh was sworn in as Fed Chair at the White House, not the Fed building, with Trump literally demanding lower rates during the ceremony while claiming he wants total in
Elon Musk just filed to take SpaceX, Starlink, xAI, and X public together at a two trillion dollar valuation, and the math only works because Starlink made four point four billion in profit last year while xAI lost six p
A jury in Oakland just cleared OpenAI to go public at a trillion-dollar valuation after rejecting Elon Musk's lawsuit in under two hours, and now two rival AI companies might hit the market within weeks of each other. Mu
SoftBank just reported the biggest profit in Japanese corporate history and basically all 32 billion dollars of it is an unrealized gain on OpenAI shares that can't actually be sold because the company is still private.
Real wages just went negative for the first time in three years because gas hit $4.52 a gallon after Iran closed the Strait of Hormuz and Trump's big solution is suspending an 18-cent federal gas tax that saves you maybe
The US just crossed 100% debt-to-GDP and the math to stabilize it by 2036 requires an extra 18,000 dollars per household per year in new taxes, not just from the rich but from everyone. Even if you ran Bernie Sanders' fu
A Special Forces operator at Fort Bragg just became the first person in US history charged with insider trading on a prediction market after allegedly turning classified intel about capturing Venezuela's Maduro into four
Tim Cook just handed Apple—now worth four trillion dollars—to a guy most people have never heard of, and the timing screams panic about AI. John Ternus has been building iPhones and Macs for 25 years inside Apple, but he
Anthropic built an AI so good at finding security flaws that they're locking it away from the public—it discovered a bug in OpenBSD that hid for 27 years and thousands of zero-day vulnerabilities hackers would kill for.
The Strait of Hormuz is actually closed right now—not threatened, closed—and we're four weeks into an Iran conflict that's sent oil from sixty to a hundred dollars while Larry Fink warns anything above one-fifty triggers
Michael Burry just laid out exactly how the crypto market could collapse in stages—and it's not speculation, it's a mechanical breakdown already happening. Bitcoin's down 37% from its peak in its longest losing streak si
Gold just hit $5,100 an ounce and while every analyst was modeling Fed policy, an Australian company quietly opened South Africa's first new underground gold mine in 15 years with a break-even around $1,300. West Wits Mi
The New York Stock Exchange just announced it's building a blockchain platform for 24/7 stock trading with instant settlement and stablecoin funding—not as some crypto experiment but as a full rebuild of how American cap
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