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Wall Street's Nuclear Bull Case Requires Reactors To Actually Get Built
Wall Street's Nuclear Bull Case Requires Reactors To Actually Get Built
Wall Street is largely on board with the nuclear bull case. But investor patience is thinning with an industry that is enjoying both political support and demand from deep-pocketed customers, yet still struggles to this day to get any projects actually started.
We noted a similar sentiment with Barclay’s nuclear outlook, as investors increasingly want evidence of real delivery.
New research from Jefferies and Bank of America echo similar verbiage (Professional subscribers can read the full notes here at our marketdesk.ai...
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Trump Paused Project Freedom After Gulf Allies Reportedly Suspended Base, Airspace Access
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It's no secret that America's Gulf allies bore the brunt of Iran's military retaliation in the wake of Operation Epic Fury. Now there are reports of Washington being brushed back when it comes to ongoing base access in the region.
President Trump abruptly halted plans to support commercial shipping through the Strait of Hormuz after Saudi Arabia suspended US military access to its bases and airspace for the operation, two US officials told NBC. Kuwait is reported to have...
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May 9, 2026 / Tyler Durden
Europe Sees 'Hyper-Concentration' Of Crypto 'Wrench Attacks' As Losses Hit $101 Million
Europe Sees 'Hyper-Concentration' Of Crypto 'Wrench Attacks' As Losses Hit $101 Million
Authored by Stephen Katte via CoinTelegraph.com,
Estimated losses from global crypto wrench attacks reached $101 million in the first four months of 2026, with most attacks occurring in Europe, according to Web3 security company CertiK.
With just 34 documented crypto wrench attacks, the losses have nearly doubled those of 2025, which came in at $52.2 million. Europe accounted for 82% of incidents, according to CertiK.
“Our 2025 report documented a gradual tilt from Asia and North America toward Europe, and these...
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Oct 28, 2026 / Tyler Durden
"A Lot Of Bad Things Happening All At Once": Rubino Warns Of Perfect Storm For Banks... And The World
"A Lot Of Bad Things Happening All At Once": Rubino Warns Of Perfect Storm For Banks... And The World
Authored by Greg Hunter via USAWatchdog,Analyst and financial writer John Rubino has a new warning about the financial health of the global economy, and it's not good. Look no further than the most recent revelations of money problems at some of the biggest banks in the world. Rubino calls what we are facing is the "Perfect Storm" for banks. Rubino explains, "There are a lot of bad things happening in the banking...
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