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From the FT: The Chinese gold market embracing volatility — and three more years of Trump
[https://archive.is/9iBAp](https://archive.is/9iBAp)

this made me chuckle and thought of WSB regards
>...people buy high and they don’t buy low

Outlets such as FT and WSJ still characterize the latest de-risking/profit-taking/sell-offs as an AI-driven rout against software or capex spending, no mention of why hardware suppliers fell at the same time too plus a very convenient correlation with crypto as well as precious metals. What are your thoughts?
[https://web.archive.org/web/20260206140446/https://www.wsj.com/](https://web.archive.org/web/20260206140446/https://www.wsj.com/)
[https://web.archive.org/web/20260206142423/https://www.wsj.com/finance](https://web.archive.org/web/20260206142423/https://www.wsj.com/finance)
[https://web.archive.org/web/20260206143833/https://www.ft.com/](https://web.archive.org/web/20260206143833/https://www.ft.com/)
[https://web.archive.org/web/20260206144703/https://www.ft.com/markets](https://web.archive.org/web/20260206144703/https://www.ft.com/markets)

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IT/Software is known to be among the ones favorite Bitcoin Holders, this crisis drove them to selloff to gain liquidity, indeed nothing related to astrological 4yr cycles, just a normal reserve selloff by a inusually large holder sector.
Particularly **IT Services/SaaS and AI Related inestiment led to bitcoin seloff, Yahoo, FT etc project a quick recovery about 8-9% this quater indeed bitcoin seloff shall stop except by the 4yr astrologic cult all we known dont analyse factors only candles w/o context.** [Schwab.com/.../stock-sector-outlook](https://www.schwab.com/learn/story/stock-sector-outlook)

My 2 sats

After the latest launch of TrumpRx it quickly became obvious that it is just a nice design, which relates on GoodRX technology. For details read the FT Artikel, the announcement of Pfizer, and the Investor News of GDRX.
Which was feared to be the GDRX killer will now give them extra traffic.
So why only a small pop yesterday which retreated already?
Is the business or the balancesheet flawed?
No, even with a decining legacy business in the higher single digits, revenue grew powerd by stellar pharmacy solutions growth of over 50 percent YoY.
Freecashflowmargin is expanding rapidly towards 58 percent up from around 40.
Currently GDRX ist trading at a rediculous x4.08 times forward price/Cashflow and a x3.88 EV/EBITDA.
Marketcap is around 780 Mio. USD with 270 Mio im cash on hand and 545 Mio. in debt. Interest ist covered over x10 times by FCF.
Yeah there are risks by other competitors but noone, even comes close to the pricing tech, data point intensity and structure they own.
Folks, tell me what you think.
Please have mercy tho, since its my first post and i am forced to write it on my smartphone during meetings. Also english is not my native language.
Disclaimer: This is not financial advice and i am truly unlucky at thinking sometimes. Still i opened a position yesterday evening.

We have some telemed or consulting gigs you can look into! I double dip while working my FT job. Saileapp.com or Saile medical in the App Store

Morningstar/FT/WSJ /Barrons are my go to resources for investing in individual stocks. Here is from MS for
LSEG bet heavily on a data-centric strategy with the acquisition of Refinitiv in 2021, now deriving about 61% of its revenue from data-related businesses.
* In 2022, LSEG announced a partnership with Microsoft to co-develop AI-driven financial data tools, leveraging LSEG's datasets. The rollout of new products has been slow, however, and management has remained vague about clear AI-related growth targets.
* Over the past six months, LSEG announced integration with OpenAI and Anthropic, allowing ChatGPT and Claude users to run financial analysis prompts on a subset of LSEG's datasets. Importantly, AI agents can only use LSEG's data if individual users have a subscription with LSEG.
**The bottom line:** We maintain our GBX 11,200 per-share fair value estimate for LSEG and see shares as very attractive. LSEG's strength lies in data ownership, not in the distribution of the data. Our wide moat rating is unchanged.
* We view AI agents and LLM users as LSEG customers, not competitors. We also think breadth, depth, and data quality will become more valuable as the use of AI agents increases.
* LSEG owns various proprietary datasets that are hard to replicate, most of which rely on LSEG's position as a mission-critical financial infrastructure provider and are supported by switching costs and intangible asset moat sources.
**Long view:** Distribution channels of financial data are changing rapidly from a terminal-based market to AI agent-focused consumption of financial data.
* As analytic capabilities advance and spread to a wider audience, we think data depth, breadth, and quality will become greater differentiators, which should accrue greater value to those providers that own unique data sets.

Invest in data analytic firms like LSEGY. I nibbled yesterday . These have wide MOAT and their data is not free. In fact, according to FT, AI agents will enhance them.

Regarding prop firms go take a look at more trustworthy company checker than a Trustpilot. 💯 There is thousands of positive reviews about FT

lol, my payouts have been processed normally.. ok their equity rules may be a little more strict, but they are clearly documented in your dash, I haven’t had any problems with it yet. respect for FT fam 👍

Hi OP,
I joined the sub a few days back and I am from Victoria with a FT 9-5 job. I have just started my journey with Step 1 done.
There’s a long way to go, I think I will revisit the question of how to manage sleep around the market time when I have gone through other steps as I will have more clarity of what I would like to trade and what my style of trading will be.
Meanwhile, I think I would just replay the session on TV if I want to get a taste of it before I actually start to paper trade. (Haven’t tried this yet.)
Just thinking out loud - if it’s suitable, we can connect via chat or something if you are in the learn stage as well. I believe it will help with motivation and being on track.
Cheers!

You have to give FT credit where credit is due, they’ve never wavered from trying to tell everyone that PMs are trash:
https://preview.redd.it/8givzfe7fkhg1.jpeg?width=428&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=5050a68d5c178670ce33c8484e7871df6a37e345

Rokos Capital Management has ended talks with Peter Mandelson over a lucrative advisory role after further revelations about his relationship with the convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
The London-based hedge fund had been in discussions about retaining Mandelson as an adviser, after he was fired in September from his role as Britain’s ambassador to the US over his relationship with the disgraced financier, but the talks ended on Friday.
The hedge fund told the FT on Wednesday: 'RCM works with many consultants. We were in discussion with Peter Mandelson about adding him to our deep bench of consultants, but following the recent revelations on Friday, all such discussions were immediately terminated.'
Rokos Capital is run by Chris Rokos, one of the world’s best known macro hedge fund traders, who paid himself almost £500mn last year after his firm doubled revenues to £1.2bn.
**You can read the full story here:** [https://www.ft.com/content/f638307f-8fc2-4193-a6b7-8551a3bfde27?segmentid=c50c86e4-586b-23ea-1ac1-7601c9c2476f](https://www.ft.com/content/f638307f-8fc2-4193-a6b7-8551a3bfde27?segmentid=c50c86e4-586b-23ea-1ac1-7601c9c2476f)
Victoria - FT social team

No wonder you held till you got SPARC. Lol. Let's see who is right.
Will be funny if FT broke who is the underwriter selected and it turns out to be that firm.

No dude. The source was some dude that quoted FT. It was not compelling to me to spend anytime going down that rabbit hole.
For you to do same, I won’t get in your way. Bon Appite

Intern or FT

Maneco64 mentioned this article in his podcast yesterday. I wanted to comment that gold/silver are not Gamestop. The FT really looks stupid. But they are notorious for panning (pun intended) gold/silver.

📊 FCKINGTRADERS Scorecard
Ticker: TGT
🎯FT Score: 82/100
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1. Risk/Reward (81)
Premium is reasonable with clearly defined downside and modest but reliable upside. Not a home-run convexity play, but attractive asymmetry for a low-volatility retail name entering a favorable seasonal window.
2. Technical Setup (79)
Price is stabilizing after prior weakness and holding structure rather than accelerating lower. Not a breakout setup, but technicals favor grind-up continuation over breakdown, especially if consumer discretionary sees inflows.
3. Macro Alignment (84)
Tax refund season provides a quiet but reliable demand tailwind. Consumer staples/retail offers relative safety in uncertain macro environments, and TGT benefits from defensive rotation when growth gets choppy.
4. Liquidity & Volume (86)
Strong open interest for this expiration with solid daily volume. Spreads are manageable and execution risk is low, making this a clean swing structure rather than a thin speculative trade.
5. Options Flow & Institutional Positioning (80)
Positioning is steady rather than aggressive. Elevated OI relative to date suggests institutional interest, but without speculative excess. Flow supports continuation, not crowding.
6. Catalyst Strength (78)
Key catalysts include:
• Tax refund-driven consumer spending
• Retail sector rotation
• Mean reversion after prolonged underperformance
Catalysts are slow-burn and probabilistic, not headline-driven.
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✅ Final FT Score: 82/100
A boring-but-effective structure with low IV, solid positioning, and seasonal macro support. TGT offers dependable upside with controlled risk — ideal as a stabilizer within a higher-volatility weekly lineup.

Tether floats $5 billion raise after investor pushback on $500 billion valuation target: FT

Nvidia drilling again today - fml
Just when you think the dip of the dip of the dip was bought, another "sources say" article on FT drops about H200 chip sales hurdles.