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      ·10:14

      US MILITARY

      BREAKING: The US Military has conducted new strikes against Iran after Iran launched drones at ships in the Strait of Hormuz, per WSJ. Details include: 1. US forces shot down Iranian drones and hit a drone-control station at a major port city in southern Iran located on the Strait of Hormuz 2. US officials say the site posed a threat to US forces and commercial traffic in the Strait of Hormuz 3. US F/A-18 jets were used to strike the ground-control unit at the port city in Iran The strikes come amid crucial US-Iran negotiations.
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    • PinkspiderPinkspider
      ·10:14
      BREAKING: The US Military has conducted new strikes against Iran after Iran launched drones at ships in the Strait of Hormuz, per WSJ. Details include: 1. US forces shot down Iranian drones and hit a drone-control station at a major port city in southern Iran located on the Strait of Hormuz 2. US officials say the site posed a threat to US forces and commercial traffic in the Strait of Hormuz 3. US F/A-18 jets were used to strike the ground-control unit at the port city in Iran The strikes come amid crucial US-Iran negotiations.
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      ·04:39

      META

      This is CRAZY. $META has the following monthly active users for each app: - Facebook = 3.07 billion monthly users - Instagram = 3 billion monthly users - WhatsApp = 3 billion monthly users If only 1% of the users for each app pay for the monthly subscription, they’ll generate $332m a month in revenue, $3.98 BILLION annualized. Now, if 5% of the users for each app pay for the monthly subscription, they’ll generate $1.66B a month in revenue, $19.9 BILLION annualized. Don’t even get me started on what 10%, to 15%, or 20% adoption would look like… Now you understand why I have been so bullish on $META? Their distribution network IS their moat.
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    • PinkspiderPinkspider
      ·04:39
      This is CRAZY. $META has the following monthly active users for each app: - Facebook = 3.07 billion monthly users - Instagram = 3 billion monthly users - WhatsApp = 3 billion monthly users If only 1% of the users for each app pay for the monthly subscription, they’ll generate $332m a month in revenue, $3.98 BILLION annualized. Now, if 5% of the users for each app pay for the monthly subscription, they’ll generate $1.66B a month in revenue, $19.9 BILLION annualized. Don’t even get me started on what 10%, to 15%, or 20% adoption would look like… Now you understand why I have been so bullish on $META? Their distribution network IS their moat.
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    • PinkspiderPinkspider
      ·04:21

      TESLA

      $TSLA it's still a little early to call it, but it's looking increasingly likely we'll get to see $420.69 YET AGAIN.
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    • PinkspiderPinkspider
      ·04:21
      $TSLA it's still a little early to call it, but it's looking increasingly likely we'll get to see $420.69 YET AGAIN.
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    • PinkspiderPinkspider
      ·04:15

      META

      Meta Platforms $META is reportedly starting to roll out new paid subscription tiers - Instagram Plus: $3.99 per month - Facebook Plus: $3.99 per month - WhatsApp Plus: $2.99 per month
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    • PinkspiderPinkspider
      ·04:15
      Meta Platforms $META is reportedly starting to roll out new paid subscription tiers - Instagram Plus: $3.99 per month - Facebook Plus: $3.99 per month - WhatsApp Plus: $2.99 per month
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      ·04:14
      $Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$  Meta Platforms $META is reportedly starting to roll out new paid subscription tiers - Instagram Plus: $3.99 per month - Facebook Plus: $3.99 per month - WhatsApp Plus: $2.99 per month
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      ·00:41

      OIL

      Japan's oil market is experiencing a historic shock: Japan's crude oil imports dropped -59% MoM, to 900,000 barrels per day in April, following the outbreak of the Iran War and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. This comes as Japan relies on the Middle East for over 90% of its crude oil supply. Meanwhile, May imports are projected to rise +89% MoM, to 1.7 million barrels per day, or ~75% of pre-war levels. This recovery is expected to be supported by alternative crude procurement from outside the Strait of Hormuz, including US supplies and Saudi Arabian cargoes via the Red Sea, as well as shipments that transited the Strait in late April. The country has also conducted two emergency oil reserve releases to stabilize its market, with stockpiles now down to 202 days of supply, from 243 day
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