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Gemini Space Station Soars On $100 Million Winklevoss Investment
Gemini Space Station Soars On $100 Million Winklevoss Investment
Heavily shorted Gemini Space Station soared in premarket trading after Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss injected $100 million into the money-losing crypto exchange, buying Class A shares at $14 apiece in a bitcoin-funded transaction.
GEMI shares are up 20% in premarket trading after closing at $5.26 on Thursday, though the stock remains down 47% year to date.
Short interest is high at 21.5% of the float, equivalent to roughly 8.3 million shares, with 5.3 days to cover, leaving GEMI vulnerable to a squeeze...
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Mar 31, 2026 / Tyler Durden
Iran President Says 'Prepared To End War' If Security Guarantees Offered, Oil Plunges
Iran President Says 'Prepared To End War' If Security Guarantees Offered, Oil Plunges
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President Pezeshkian: prepared to end war with guarantees against further attacks.
IRGC warns it will hit 18 US tech companies in region, says Siemens in Israel already attack
China, Pakistan issue broad five-point framework for peace (document below); France, Italy begin to block airspace for Iran-related US ops
WarSec Hegseth saw "upcoming days will be decisive", strikes will continues without any deal - says "regime fragmenting"
President Trump signals off-ramp, tells world "go get your own oil", says Iran 'decimated'. Tells NYP the...
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Mar 25, 2026 / Kyle Anzalone
Iran Rejects Trump’s Offer to End War
Iranian state media reported speaking with officials who said Tehran has rejected a 15-point peace proposal to end the war in the Middle East. On Monday, President Donald Trump said the US talks with Iran were progressing, and Washington sent Tehran a peace proposal via Pakistan. On Saturday, Trump gave Iran a 48-hour deadline to […]
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Jul 8, 2026 / Tyler Durden
Consumer Credit Unexpectedly Shrinks For The First Time Since 2024 As Credit Card Rates Jump
Consumer Credit Unexpectedly Shrinks For The First Time Since 2024 As Credit Card Rates Jump
After two consecutive outsized jumps in consumer credit in the months of March and April, when gas prices surged and inflation resumed its track higher, lifting most prices as a result of the war in Iran, moments ago the Fed published its latest consumer credit (G.19) report for the month of May and it was a doozy: instead of the expected $17.5BN increase, in May total consumer credit unexpectedly shrank for the first time since...
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