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Unity: I’ll Go With Sell Due To High SBC And A Looming AI Threat (NYSE:U)

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Markets rise and fall, booms come and go, and the world keeps ticking. Ultimately, I believe observing megatrends, as difficult as they can be to spot, let alone fully comprehend, can yield insights into the advance of human society, which in turn could pave the way for many useful investment insights. As society and technologies evolve, companies and other stakeholders will seize advantages. Figuring out which companies will take the best advantage of any given opportunities is not easy. I am especially interested in macrotrends, futurism, and increasingly, emerging technologies. However, as far as investing is concerned, it’s crucial to pay attention to the fundamentals, quality of leadership, product pipeline, and all the other details. In recent years, I have focused on marketing and business strategy, primarily for medium sized companies and startups. I have worked in international development, including overseas for a foreign Prime Minister’s office, as well as non-profit work in the United States. Among other tasks, I evaluated startups and emerging industries/technologies. I have also moonlighted as a technology and economic news journalist. Now I’m looking to tie everything together. While my personal interests will always keep megatrends and technological developments in mind, I do believe fundamentals and technicals are vital to uncovering opportunities.

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Business and Household Debt Are Low. That’s Boosting the Economy.

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The End of Tariffs? Not a Chance, These Economists Say

Business and Household Debt Are Low. That’s Boosting the Economy.

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Bunge Was A Solid Bet – Looking At 2026E

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The Threats and Bare-Knuckle Tactics of MAGA’s Top Antitrust Fixer

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Gail Slater, then-head of the Justice Department’s antitrust division, was reviewing Hewlett Packard Enterprise’s $14 billion bid to acquire rival Juniper when she got a phone call from one of the company’s outside lawyers.

“If you don’t approve this settlement, I will destroy you. I will destroy your job at the DOJ,” Mike Davis told her, according to a sworn deposition by her former deputy, Roger Alford, reviewed by The Wall Street Journal. 

Slater relayed the call to Alford and told him it had badly shaken her, her former deputy testified. Davis had been Slater’s friend for years and recommended her to President Trump for the job. Now, he was advising HPE—and Slater and her team had proved resistant to the settlement terms he proposed.

The fallout was swift. Within months, two of Slater’s deputies—including Alford—were pushed out of the Justice Department. By February, Slater was gone, too. A senior White House official said Davis played a role in her ouster.

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CEF Market Weekly Review: CLOpocalypse Continues

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Will The Middle East Crisis Upend The Bull Market In Stocks?

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Editor and publisher of AcheronInsights.com. Investment research centered around using the business cycle to your advantage and a “jack of all trades” approach, focusing on macro, fundamentals, technicals, sentiment, and market structure.I am a CFA charterholder with a background in financial planning and investment analysis.

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Exclusive-Patriot missile involved in Bahrain blast likely US-operated, analysis finds

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Why This Is ‘One of the Riskiest Moments of the 21st Century’

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Fuel Surcharges Are Pushing Up Package-Delivery Costs

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FedEx and United Parcel Service have dramatically raised their fuel surcharges in recent weeks as the price of oil has increased amid the turmoil in the Middle East.

It’s a continuation of a yearslong trend: Fuel surcharges have made up an increasing portion of overall shipping charges and driven up the cost of shipping at both companies in recent years. The charges accounted for 19.4% of the overall shipping cost on average for 2025, compared with 6.3% in 2020, according to data from ShipMatrix, a parcel data consultancy.

In the early weeks of March, it went even higher, accounting for as much as 26% of the overall shipping cost, ShipMatrix said.

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Why Did Stocks Fall So Much on Friday?

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