qfx Mitchell explained his $250,000 investment in the “Nickel Standard,” a 25-metric-ton stash now sequestered in mint boxes. Each Jefferson nickel, 75% copper and 25% nickel, boasts a melt value of 5.84 cents-17% above face value. A curious alchemy of fiscal paranoia and metallurgical whimsy. 🧪
‘Scary Movie’ is a funny horror film that playfully imitates popular slasher and teen thriller movies from the late 1990s. Directed by Keenen Ivory Wayans and written by Shawn and Marlon Wayans, along with others, the film stars Anna Faris, Regina Hall, and the Wayans brothers themselves. Released by Dimension Films, it was a huge success, topping the box office in North America and becoming popular worldwide. It also kicked off a series of spoof movies.
After a nuclear war destroys the Northern Hemisphere, a U.S. submarine arrives in Australia, carrying survivors. As dangerous radiation spreads southward, the crew desperately searches for any other signs of life. Starring Gregory Peck and Ava Gardner, the film portrays both the government’s efforts to maintain order – including rationing and civil defense – and the personal stories of those facing their final days, all while time runs out. It follows investigations into radio signals, hoping to find other survivors.
Let me explain. When tariffs hit the news like a rogue asteroid, crypto’s weaker links crumbled first. Alts? They folded like a house of cards in a hurricane. Bitcoin dropped 12%, Ethereum and Solana took a 15-30% hit, but hey-$19 billion in leveraged positions wiped out in 24 hours? That’s not a crash; that’s a wake-up call. And guess what? The survivors? They’re not just coins-they’re stories with staying power.
Just when you thought the memecoin circus was wrapping up, Floki is once again riding the social media hype train. On Monday, October 20, Tesla CEO Elon Musk shared an AI-generated video of his dog, Floki, now dressed like a corporate ladder climber. The video, showing Floki in a suit at the X CEO desk, attracted a lot of attention. Because nothing screams “long-term value” like a cartoon dog in a power suit. 🎩
And yet, dear reader, within this disheveled mulch of stock performance lies an ember of promise, one that could, perchance, light the way towards a resurgence where Disney not only recovers but triumphs over its S&P siblings in this coming decade of enigmatic fortunes.
As a movie critic who keeps a close eye on streaming numbers, I’m seeing some concerning trends with Disney+. Their monthly subscriber loss rate, or ‘churn,’ jumped significantly – from 4% in August to 8% in September. And it wasn’t just Disney+; Hulu experienced a similar doubling of churn, going from 5% to 10% in that same period. These numbers suggest viewers are starting to cancel their subscriptions at a faster rate, and that’s something Disney needs to address.
Created by Ryan Murphy, Brad Falchuk, and Tim Minear, the new drama series set in Texas follows Austin firefighters led by Captain Owen Strand (Rob Lowe) as they respond to major emergencies and navigate their personal lives. Premiering October 20th, the show also stars Ronen Rubinstein, Sierra McClain, Natacha Karam, Jim Parrack, Rafael Silva, Brian Michael Smith, and Gina Torres as paramedic Tommy Vega. It combines thrilling rescue stories with ongoing character development, exploring themes of family, identity, and overcoming challenges. Each episode features both large-scale disasters and more intimate stories about the firefighters and their connections.
Yet, it was not solely the ASML investors who leaned into the nuances of this report. Beneath the surface lay a remarkable metric, a hidden gem that casts a hopeful light upon the fortunes of Nvidia (NVDA), Broadcom (AVGO), and Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) shareholders alike.
What is it about Nov. 12 that has us all shaking in our investor boots? It’s like our first date, really-filled with anticipation but nothing guaranteed. This date might just be the key to unlocking CoreWeave’s Q3 financial results, and by “unlocking,” I mean it might either open Pandora’s box or just the door to disappointment.