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The Fed's Beige Book hints at a U.S. economy hitting a soft patch, thanks to tariff tantrums and widespread uncertainty. Translation: Opportunity knocks, but you better have a damn good plan. image

Uncle Sam's Wallet Feeling a Little Light? Time to Sharpen the Axe, Not Just Grind It.

Wed 04 June, 2025 19:34
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Despite sales dips in China and Europe, Tesla's stock rebounds as Musk promises to dial back the politics, while juggling robotaxis and dodging pension fund demands. image

Elon's Wild Ride: Tesla Bounces Back While Musk Dodges Tariffs and Trump's Truths

Fri 30 May, 2025 20:07
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Summer rentals in the Hamptons are facing a slump due to economic uncertainty, weather woes, and potential renter frugality, but Axe isn't sweating it. image

Hamptons Havoc: Tariffs, Temps, and Tight Wallets Freeze Out Summer Fun

Fri 30 May, 2025 13:12
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Bobby Axelrod dissects the Swiss franc's surge, Switzerland's deflation woes, and the potential clash with Trump's trade policies, offering his signature blend of financial acumen and sharp wit. image

Swiss Franc's Strength: Axe's Take on Deflation, Trump, and Currency Wars

Wed 04 June, 2025 12:47
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Bobby Axelrod breaks down how Elon Musk allegedly tried to sabotage a major AI infrastructure deal in the UAE, seemingly out of jealousy and spite towards OpenAI's Sam Altman. Is this business or just plain pettiness? image

Elon's Middle East Meltdown: Did Musk Try to Ax AI Deal Out of Spite?

Thu 29 May, 2025 18:00
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BYD ignites a price war in China's electric car market, sending shockwaves through the industry and raising concerns about deflation and global competition. Looks like someone's about to make a KILLING. image

China's EV Bloodbath: BYD's Price Cuts Trigger a Market Meltdown (and I'm Loving It)

Thu 29 May, 2025 07:22
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E.l.f. Gets Rhode-ed! Billion-Dollar Beauty Buyout: Axe's Take

Wed 28 May, 2025 20:13
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British online lender Starling Bank reports a profit dip due to Covid loan fraud issues and regulatory fines, facing increased competition in the fintech arena. image

Starling Bank's Covid Hangover: Fraud, Fines, and a Few Less Feathers

Wed 28 May, 2025 11:40
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Stablecoin issuer Circle's IPO raises eyebrows as existing shareholders offload a majority of shares, signaling a potential shift in investor confidence or a savvy liquidity play. image

Circle's IPO: Insiders Cash Out, Are They Bailing or Just Being Smart?

Tue 27 May, 2025 22:12
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Global markets react to Trump's tariff delays and threats, with Macron scoring deals, Volvo cutting costs, and the ultra-rich hoarding gold in Singapore. image

Trump's Tariff Tango: Macron's Airbus Coup, Volvo's Layoff Blues, and the Ultra-Rich Gold Rush to Singapore

Tue 27 May, 2025 06:30
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