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Bitcoin has hit its lowest Fear and Greed Index reading (5) in the indicator's history, signaling maximum sentiment capitulation. While technical analysis suggests potential further downside to $49K by September/October based on 4-year cycle patterns, current extreme fear levels present a compelling historical buying opportunity for long-term accumulation.
The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that Trump cannot use emergency powers to impose sweeping tariffs, prompting an immediate pivot to Section 122 of the Trade Act of 1974 for a 10% blanket tariff, while businesses prepare to claim billions in refunds for illegal tariffs though consumers likely won't see relief.
This comprehensive beginner's course demystifies Notion by teaching its two core principles—everything exists as draggable blocks and pages replace traditional folders—while demonstrating how to build organized workspaces using slash commands, nested hierarchies, and visual customization.
The European Parliament marked the fourth anniversary of Russia's invasion by reaffirming unwavering support for Ukraine, with EP President Metsola and Ukrainian President Zelenskyy announcing a new €90 billion financial package while demanding stricter sanctions, clear EU membership timelines, and security guarantees to ensure lasting peace.
California Governor Gavin Newsom discusses his memoir 'Young Man in a Hurry,' revealing his strategy of aggressively opposing Donald Trump while simultaneously engaging conservative audiences through red state campaigning and his podcast, positioning himself for a potential 2028 presidential run.
Technical analyst Gareth Soloway warns the S&P 500 could enter a 20-year stagnation resembling Japan's lost decade, with downside targets of 6,100 and eventually 5,600, while remaining 'unbelievably bullish' on Bitcoin for a short-term relief rally to $85,000 despite maintaining long-term bearishness.
The speaker argues that current market conditions mirror the 2008 financial crisis in terms of opportunity, with high-quality SaaS stocks trading at historically depressed valuations amid AI-driven panic, while outlining a tactical plan to rotate from Tesla hedges into beaten-down software names.
Stanford GSB professors Anat Admati and Amit Seru examine the Federal Reserve's evolution from a narrow monetary authority into an interventionist economic powerhouse, warning that mission creep, regulatory failures, and blurred lines between liquidity and solvency crises now threaten the central bank's independence and credibility as Kevin Warsh potentially takes leadership.
Former Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz argues that meaningful climate progress requires preparing affordable technologies now—mirroring the 1990 Clean Air Act—while integrating equity and security into climate policy to avoid public backlash when political consensus inevitably shifts.
A congressional hearing featuring an ICE whistleblower and a U.S. citizen victim revealed that ICE is conducting armed home raids without judicial warrants while systematically dismantling constitutional training for new agents, prompting bipartisan warnings from former DHS general counsels that these practices violate the Fourth Amendment.
Fund manager David Busch analyzes the economy at a critical inflection point, highlighting persistent inflation, restrictive Fed policy under incoming chair Kevin Warsh, and a major capital rotation from Big Tech into AI infrastructure plays, while warning of stressed consumers and tariff volatility.
President Trump's tariff policy faces legal setbacks as the Supreme Court struck down his use of emergency powers, creating uncertainty that's rattling tech stocks and threatening foreign investment commitments. Meanwhile, AI-driven fears are pummeling software stocks as investors worry about disruption, with Nvidia earnings on Wednesday serving as a key test for market sentiment.