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everyone was going crazy about deporting illegal immigrants and I said in a few months everyone will forget about it. ICE still making arrests and no one cares. Samething with iran because its the same ppl crying. They have the attention span of a hummingbird and the emotions of a toddler

NICE or ICE?

Because the left and right political cults in America have been too busy fighting each other to realize they've been voting in zionists for 50+ years.
Sites like reddit and the users here did everything possible to not notice anything and are shocked when the same violence thats been happening for 70+ years is still happening.
They will cry about ICE, but turn their heads the other way when their political candidate decides to bomb innocent muslims around the world.

Genuinely impressive to see a lot of open racism and bigotry here.
Wouldn't be surprised if the ugly shit we saw happening with ICE in America might happen in Europe and these fuckers won't care about it one bit.
Have we learned nothing of history?

There was a point when electric cars became viable alternatives to ICE. There will be a similar moment for lithography.

Though well intentioned, this post ignores the basic issues we as a country still face.
In a country where we are facing electricity shortage how are we supposed to produce the extra electricity we need to charge an additional 5 crores of 4 wheeler passenger vehicles alone. Not to forget 26 crore two wheelers.
Maths of electricity required.
5 crore passenger 4 wheeler vehicles alone require 2,500,000,000 to 3,500,000,000 kwh (units) of electricity, which is 2500 gwh of electricity (if we take the lowest value). Our present generational capacity is 530+GW
https://digitalpower.huawei.com/en/blogs/how-much-electricity-to-charge-an-electric-car
https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/indias-power-generation-capacity-crosses-530-gw-set-to-touch-600-gw-next-year/articleshow/131806355.cms
So in order to get to the goal of electrification of vehicles, we first need to increase our electricity generation capacity by another 600-700% so that we catch up with the demands by the time we get there in the future.
Add to it, the entire electricity distribution system, starting from HT lines, to transformers to the LT lines and finally to the homes needs to be upgraded because currently our system is running at max capacity and so cannot handle the excess electricity requirement.
Now I know this is a pessimistic view and so let's take up a reasonable expectation.
Our generation capacity should increase by 100% to 1000+GW in the next 2 years if even 20% of our ICE vehicles needs to be changed to EV's. Our current Target for next year is 70 GW.
This is assuming that no additional electric two wheelers are sold and no additional domestic or industrial electricity demands come up.

I like CME and CBOE but i think ICE is the best play right now 

ICE is still everywhere around here brah.

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Oil prices turned lower after Israel and Iran-backed Hezbollah agreed to a ceasefire from 4 p.m. local time on Friday (9 a.m. ET), a U.S. official told CNBC.
The report comes shortly after follow-up talks between the U.S. and Iran in Switzerland were abruptly [called off](https://www.cnbc.com/2026/06/19/us-iran-talks-switzerland-canceled-interim-deal-markets.html), underscoring lingering uncertainty over efforts to turn an interim agreement into a lasting peace settlement.
International benchmark [Brent crude](https://www.cnbc.com/quotes/@LCO.1/)
 futures for August were last seen 1% lower at $79.02 per barrel, erasing earlier gains, while U.S. [West Texas Intermediate futures](https://www.cnbc.com/quotes/@CL.1/)
 for July traded 0.8% lower at $75.96. Both contracts were on track for a weekly loss of about 8%.

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Switzerland’s foreign ministry said U.S.-Iran talks scheduled to take place at Bürgenstock on Friday [would not proceed](https://www.fdfa.admin.ch/en/memorandum-of-understanding-between-the-usa-and-iran)as planned.
The White House also said that Vice President JD Vance was no longer traveling to Switzerland, citing unresolved logistical issues surrounding the negotiations.
[Vance](https://www.cnbc.com/jd-vance-us-vice-president/) [on Thursday said](https://www.cnbc.com/2026/06/18/oil-prices-today-wti-brent.html) tankers with more than 12 million barrels crossed the strait overnight.
“The Iranians, for the second night in a row, did not shoot at any ships in the Strait of Hormuz,” Vance told reporters. “So far, they are honoring their end of the commitment.”
Separately, OPEC Secretary General Haitham Al Ghais told CNBC in an [exclusive interview](https://www.cnbc.com/2026/06/18/opec-iea-supply-glut-forecast-critical-strait-hormuz-reopens-oil.html) that the organization does not expect oil demand to peak in the foreseeable future. He also rejected forecasts from the International Energy Agency that point to a future supply glut.

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Tamas Varga, analyst at PVM Oil Associates, said Friday that it appears as though the conditional reopening of the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz, along with the [lifting of force majeure declarations](https://english.news.cn/20260619/9e0d57518f9c424a8cc45d522a9c7378/c.html) by Kuwait and the end of the U.S. naval blockade, has convinced investors that the disruption which had pushed prices above $120 “is well and truly over.”
He added: “The 60-day truce is an unambiguously welcome step in the right direction. However, even if the agreement holds, the recent sell-off may prove unsustainable in the short term.”
Oil prices are likely to trade between $75 and $82 a barrel in the near term, with Brent roughly down 36% from its peak during the conflict, Tiago Lacerda, a market analyst at Axi, told CNBC in an email.
“Attention shifts quickly to whether the physical reopening actually follows major shipping lines have yet to resume transits and insurance rates remain elevated, suggesting the market is cautious about the speed of normalization,” Lacerda said.

Stop using racism as a word please, because it's not.
What in can be and surely is in some cases is **xenophobia**, that is not the same as racism, one can speak the new country's language, change it's way of life and adapt, but one cannot change it's colour of their skin, that's why **integration is needed** as the alternative is open and horrible fascism like Farage in UK is touting and Trump is doing with his ICE Gestapo.

Veeeery different situations. ICE is racist, they even target some US citizens because of their ethnicity. EU are voting to send back illegal immigrants who commit crimes and offer nothing to society - the vast majority of European politicians are probably legal immigration, but no longer want unfettered illegal immigration with no recourse.

Yes, they are not the same.
Obama and Biden era ICE didn't have to deal with lunatics trying to run them over with cars, shooting at them or rioting in front of their facilities.

I was going to pull the trigger on a hundred shares of MU (Micron) a few quarters ago at @ $88.00 a share. Now over $1100.00 and probably going higher... It REALLY hurts! I also knew UNH was way undervalued but was just beginning to buy stocks and was a bit spooked even though I knew it would bounce. Then Warren Buffet went all in on it a few weeks later. I've done well with ANET & DOCN recently. Unfortunately I live in Minneapolis and have been protesting ICE and just letting last year's investments ride. I missed selling AEO @ $28 a share after the Sydney Sweeney promotion as it battles to get back to $18. I was hoping the Travis Kelce/Taylor Swift wedding would possibly bump it back up. I'm eyeing Constellation Brands for the after tRUMP bump and CMG because it's dirt cheap knowing they're expanding into Asia.

I went to several pro migrant protests during the Obama administration and folks have been talking about ICE's abolition since it was created.
I do agree with you that, often, well meaning liberals are willing to ignore the creeping authoritarianism that the Democrats participate in. But, it's incorrect to say there was no opposition to deportations under Obama.

How many protests were there when Obama was doing it? How many Fuck ICE signs were there? Portland didn't camp out at ICE offices when Obama was president.
It only became a thing because of partisanship.
If you honestly don't like deportations then you should stop disagreeing with me and recognize that I'm right that most of the current protests are just partisan protests and hurting the cause you claim to actually believe in.

While I would agree with the numerical data, why all the insane rioting and needless deaths in clashing with ICE? Why are you ok with Obama and Biden deporting "millions" but not Trump deporting thousands?

I’ve been buying ICE too. First time I see it mentioned 

I’m from Italy and here Flutter is the second player, the first being Lottomatica. Every time I think that Lottomatica (which has operations in Italy only) has a market cap of about 7B, while Flut 18B, I don’t get whether is Lottomatica overvalued or Flutter massively undervalued.
Here in Italy there is no such thing as prediction markets, so I’m probably biased. However, when considering the strategic initiatives of Flutter (and also DraftKings), I think that prediction markets are actually positive because they increase TAM.
I also find quite interesting that stocks like ICE and CME are also falling because of concerns related to prediction markets disrupting their businesses. Funnily enough, ICE has invested 2B in Polymarket for a 25% stake.
Currently I hold a small position in Flut (25 shares) and I’m also considering buying some shares in ICE. In my opinion there is an asymmetric payoff.

I've mostly been investing outside the US (ex-China, of course). Within the US, Exchanges have very recently become much more attractive, mainly CBOE but also ICE and CME.