Is it too early to call a meaningful shift away from the dollar based on one political speech, or are there broader structural signals supporting this view?

A picture can be worth a thousands words. This one speaks volumes.

Yes they are, dollars value is the Job of the treasury not the Fed.

Great overview of the BNPL opportunity! Since this was written, we’ve actually seen the BNPL market continue to expand rapidly — recent industry forecasts now project the global BNPL ecosystem to grow into the hundreds of billions of dollars by the end of the decade, with strong adoption in both developed and emerging markets, and significant integration into e‑commerce platforms worldwide.

At the same time, regulatory scrutiny and consumer risk concerns are rising in places like the UK and EU, which could reshape how BNPL providers structure credit and affordability checks.

Given these developments, do you think the current landscape makes BNPL stocks more of a long‑term growth story, or should investors be focusing more on companies that are expanding into broader fintech ecosystems (e.g., embedded finance and digital wallets) rather than pure BNPL plays?

Given SenesTech’s focus on rodent fertility control, what are the main revenue growth levers you see over the next 2–3 years — expansion into new geographic markets, partnerships with municipalities, or potential licensing opportunities — and which do you think is most critical for the stock’s upside?

With Winter Storm Fern causing prolonged outages and extreme natural gas price spikes, how do you assess the longer‑term implications for utilities’ investment priorities (e.g. grid hardening, storage solutions, and fuel diversity), versus short‑term emergency responses?

You argue the expense ratio isn’t too high in context, but how should investors weigh that cost against long‑term compounding, especially given cheaper alternatives exist?

Good read. Bearish.

Dividends are absolutely worthless when you’re losing your principal investment! $PRU Was $130-$135 stock a year ago! It’s was $135 stock over a decade ago! Sorry but $PRU has been absolutely awful dividends included! This Co really needs to get their act together and fast! The fact that it’s trading nearly $30 a share cheaper than it did a decade ago is ridiculous! The markets have done nothing but explode to record all-time highs for the past decade! $PRU went backwards in the most bullish market in history!
Bearish

I think they have access to Tesla's network.