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Abra provides portfolio strategies for the fourth turning

β€œI will be participating in an incredible webinar on April 9th at 4 p.m., which is FREE Free, with my good friends at Abra. Crypto portfolio strategies and investing for the fourth turning. This is everything you need to know about custody, leverage and portfolio positioning.”

β€” Scott Melker

Craig Folbigg eventually testified against his wife

β€œI've lived with the shame of coming and changing that story, he said. I've felt that I couldn't protect those children in life, and I certainly didn't protect them in death. With Craig back on their side and agreeing to testify against Kathleen, the detectives were finally ready to make their move.”

β€” Host

Wildlife trade significantly increases human disease risk

β€œIt found forty one percent of traded mammals shared at least one pathogen with humans, while just 6% of non traded ones did. And the longer humans have been trading animals, the more viruses they share. For every decade in the wildlife trade, an additional new pathogen jumps to humans.”

β€” Jonathan Lambert

Israel targets Iranian steel and petrochemical manufacturing capabilities

β€œIsrael is now focusing on targeting Iran's steel and petrochemical industries, which are important for Iran's economy and military. Prime Minister Netanyahu said in a video statement that Israel's military strikes in Iran have destroyed the majority of Iran's capabilities to manufacture steel. And Saturday, Israel said it bombed a petrochemical complex needed for manufacturing missiles.”

β€” Daniel Estrin

Government job reports are unreliable and frequently revised

β€œEvery single year or we get a massive revision down in all of the job numbers that we saw for the entire year before, it was like 800,000 years ago, over a million jobs this year. So we look at these job reports, we get really excited and oh my god, it's so bullish, people have jobs. And then while you're not looking, they rug pull you and change the job numbers entirely.”

β€” Scott Melker

Meadows Law dictated the police investigation strategy

β€œWhen it came to the unexplained death of an infant, one was a tragedy, two were suspicious, and three most likely pointed to murder. After reviewing the case, one police psychologist concluded, If natural causes are eliminated, then, in my opinion, Kathleen Folbigg became angry and frustrated with her children's crying and need for constant attention to a point where it overwhelmed her.”

β€” Host

US and Israeli forces rescue downed Air Force officer

β€œUS and Israeli forces have rescued a US. Air Force officer nearly two days after his plane was shot down in a mountainous region of Iran. President Trump celebrated the news and also issued a new threat. NPR's Marlaiasson reports. Trump said the rescued officer sustained injuries, but quote, he will be just fine. This was the first time Iran has shot down a US fighter jet since the war started.”

β€” Noor Rahm

Experts calculated astronomical odds against natural causes

β€œThe statistical likelihood that four children could die from SIDS is in excess of one in a trillion. As the children had all been growing normally and their autopsies identified no sign of disease, Dr Opphoven believed that all four of them had been suffocated by the last person to see them alive– Kathleen Folbigg.”

β€” Host

Geopolitical conflicts drive extreme aluminum price volatility

β€œAluminum prices have rocketed to four-year peaks after Iranian attacks targeted Middle Eastern smelters, highlighting how geopolitical risks can instantly reshape commodity markets. The industrial metals complex is flashing warning signs about supply chain disruptions that could ripple through manufacturing sectors globally. These geopolitical events demonstrate the sudden impact that conflict can have on industrial inputs and global logistics.”

β€” Host

US forces rescue pilot from Iranian territory

β€œTrump said the rescued officer sustained injuries, but quote, he will be just fine. This was the first time Iran has shot down a US fighter jet since the war started. President Trump also issued a profane threat to Iran on Easter Sunday morning. He said starting Tuesday, the US will bomb power plants and bridges if Iran doesn't open the Strait of Hormuz.”

β€” Mara Liason

Suburban triathlons represent a new fitness category

β€œI really think that if somebody created some kind of, thing for, you know, out of shape, middle aged guys to do. They'll do it. And I think if you make it if you brand it almost like as the, the non fit person triathlon, and it's gotta have, like, some version of eating and drinking being one of the legs, dude, that's the next tough mudder.”

β€” Shaan Puri

Aggressive tactics overcame windy conditions in final

β€œIf I’m putting on my coach's hat and I see Sinner at 50 unforced errors, which is of course really high in a two set match, I'm saying that's okay. Jannik has to play attacking tennis. He needs to get on Alcaraz and be on his front foot and and take charge with big aggressive ground strokes. We saw what happened, I think, when he played a safer style against Carlos throughout 2024. It just did not work.”

β€” Gil Gross

Strait of Hormuz closure threatens global supplies

β€œHelium plays a very important role in a number of industrial processes. Also, fertilizer, that's raising prices for farmers around the world, including here in the US. The fertilizer price goes up because there's a lack of fertilizer. Well, the prices for farmers go up and then food prices go up for consumers.”

β€” Mosheh Oinounou

Bitcoin treasury companies are failing at financial engineering

β€œYou can not financially engineer a balance sheet, unless your name is Michael Saylor, to beat Bitcoin using Bitcoin. But instead, Bitcoin Treasury acted like completely redacted momos and yoloed into literally anything they could find at the dead top of the market.”

β€” Scott Melker

Transition from hard to clay was remarkably seamless

β€œIf you take no rest, no rest, you've got six days of prep on a surface you haven't played on in six months. And then you have to play five matches in six days in a condensed format, very high level competition, pretty much every round. That's tough. You've gotta be cut from a a different cloth to manage that, and he becomes the first to do it successfully since Novak Djokovic in 2015.”

β€” Gil Gross

Sinner neutralizes Alcaraz high balls with early forehands

β€œSinner was not really allowing Carlos to play that high ball into the backhand because he was so proactive in taking the slower ball into his backhand and making sure I'm gonna utilize that time to make forehands and then play on the rise at shoulder level. That was sort of the positioning that Sinner was typically looking for when Carlos played the high ball. I saw him getting around a lot of forehands and flattening it out inside out.”

β€” Gil Gross

Stagflationary signals are emerging in US data - a significant downward revision to Q4 GDP paired with a 'hotter' Core PCE print is challenging the narrative of a resilient economic soft landing.

β€œThe first revision to Q4 GDP was cut in half, down to 7 tenths of a percent from 1 percentage point... That's not the kind of mix that supports an economic resilience narrative.”

β€” Luke Guerrero

Energy security is reviving the nuclear sector - the escalating Iran crisis is forcing nations like Japan to prioritize nuclear power as a critical hedge against Middle Eastern oil disruptions.

β€œJapan's opposition party is calling for increased nuclear plant usage to offset the Iran crisis, and that's highlighting how energy security is becoming a critical investment theme.”

β€” Luke Guerrero

Pope Leo advocates for non-violence amid global conflict

β€œIn his Easter address, Pope Leo said that peace cannot be achieved through weapons or threats. At a time when political leaders in the United States and in Israel have employed religious language to justify the war in Iran, the Pope said that the Christian story is one of non-violence.”

β€” Claire Giangravet

Trump issues 48-hour ultimatum to Iran

β€œIf Iran does not fully open without threat, the Strait of Hormuz within 48 hours from this exact point in time, the United States of America will hit and obliterate their various power plants, starting with the biggest one first. So he wrote that on Saturday night, which means that 48 hour clock expires tonight.”

β€” Jill Wagner

War-driven energy spikes prevent Federal Reserve rate cuts

β€œGasoline prices have jumped sharply since the US and Israel launched their war against Iran. That's expected to push the annual inflation rate back above 3% when the price index for March is released on Friday. Core inflation, which strips out volatile energy and food prices, is also expected to be higher in March than it was in February.”

β€” Scott Horsley

Avoid inverse funds after the October correction

β€œAt this stage, it's too late. We've already had that October correction and we had in one of our programs, we had 20 plus percent in the inverse funds. These are funds that will short the indexes or short something. Shorting means they go in the opposite direction of the market. If the market went down 10% and you had an inverse S&P 500, which I believe is SH, that's the inverse of the S&P 500, that's the PowerShare short S&P 500, which by the way, we do own, we still own our inverse positions, but we might be teasing our way out of them shortly.”

β€” Steve Peasley

Strong jobs report exceeds expectations with 250k additions

β€œI don't know, but everyone surely wants Strong Jobs Report. You see that this morning? 250,000 new jobs. Way more than expected. That's pretty impressive, I thought. Pretty impressive. Well, since it's Friday, I'm going to give you a highlight tour of our certain experts from our KPP Premium newsletter. I usually do that every Friday because that's when it goes out. I put effort in this thing. Every Friday, I write it.”

β€” Steve Peasley

Sinner wins Monte Carlo for first big clay title

β€œYannick Sinner is Monte Carlo champion 2026. His first big clay court title, his fourth straight 1,000 title, slowly but surely, chipping away at that Carlos Alcaraz head to head, having won three out of the last five. And he becomes number one in the world. I think both players, Alcaraz and Sinner, have made it clear that that is a footnote in their heads, and I think it should be a footnote in our heads as well.”

β€” Gil Gross

FAA approves anti-drone lasers for border security

β€œThe FAA says antidrone lasers can now be used along The US Southern border. Earlier this year, the agency had shut down airspace in some parts of Texas after the Pentagon deployed the lasers. Now the FAA and Pentagon have signed an agreement that outlines the safety precautions that will be employed.”

β€” Dale Willman

Strong labor market keeps Federal Reserve interest rates high

β€œThe Federal Reserve says President Trump's tariffs have contributed to upward pressure on the price of imported goods. Stubborn inflation is making the central bank cautious about cutting interest rates. The Fed's likely to feel less pressure to lower borrowing costs after Friday's jobs report. It showed US employers added 178,000 jobs in March as the unemployment rate dipped to 4.3%.”

β€” Scott Horsley

Japan is giving away millions of free houses

β€œBecause Japan hit the, like, silver tsunami a little earlier, they have this interesting thing where they're giving away free houses or super cheap houses, sometimes free. They're called Akiya's... there's over 8,000,000 IKEAs that are being given away by the government, or, again, sometimes for very cheap.”

β€” Steph Smith

France launches its first tokenized aerospace IPO

β€œFrance's new exchange is taking aerospace firm public on chain. This is what I would love to see in the United States, to be quite honest. These shares can be issued, traded and settled with blockchain rails. So this is tokenized equity that's moving from concept to live capital markets.”

β€” Scott Melker

Media coverage mirrored the Lindy Chamberlain trial

β€œThe press published some of the most damning expert opinions from the police statement of facts, including Dr. Ophoven's belief that the odds of all four Folbigg children dying of unexplained natural causes was one in a trillion. Accompanied by the excerpt from Kathleen's diary in which she compared herself to her murderous father, it didn't take long before she was considered guilty in the court of public opinion.”

β€” Host

Super Mario Galaxy dominates the global box office

β€œAt the weekend box office, the Super Mario Galaxy movie took the top spot with an estimated $130 million in ticket sales. That's the biggest opening of the year for a Hollywood film. The Illumination and Nintendo co-production capitalized on kids' spring break vacations, and despite mixed reviews, audiences were happy.”

β€” Janene Herbst

Energy price spikes push inflation back above three percent

β€œGasoline prices have jumped sharply since the US and Israel launched their war against Iran. That's expected to push the annual inflation rate back above 3 percent when the price index for March is released on Friday. Core inflation, which strips out volatile energy and food prices, is also expected to be higher in March than it was in February.”

β€” Scott Horsley

Bank stocks underperform immediately preceding recessionary periods

β€œWell, bank stocks work really good when interest rates rise slowly, okay? They usually are fairly good in that kind of scenario. They work really bad just before recessions start to happen. They don't do very good in recessions at all, okay? They don't because there's a lot more defaults on the loans they make. Now, if you're going to go to a big bank, which Bank of America, the ones you two mentioned are very large banks, now you got to worry about international issues.”

β€” Steve Peasley

Apple shifts focus from iPhone units to services

β€œApple was opened up down 13%. Why did it open up 13% down? It beat expectations, both earnings and sales, but they guided lower. And they said they're not going to report unit sales of iPhones anymore. Why did they say they wanted, why are they doing that? Well, because iPhones were kind of, sales were flat. And they're going to move toward a revenue that's more based on services, the services business. And that was to be expected. I think that that makes sense, actually. I think they'll make more money doing it that way.”

β€” Steve Peasley

Trump threatens Iranian infrastructure over Strait of Hormuz

β€œPresident Trump also issued a profane threat to Iran on Easter Sunday morning. He said starting Tuesday, the US will bomb power plants and bridges if Iran doesn't open the Strait of Hormuz. The president has issued a series of contradictory statements on the Strait, saying that it would open naturally when the war ends, or that European countries should open the Strait themselves.”

β€” Mara Liasson

Alcaraz struggled by overplaying his backhand side

β€œIf you look at how many forehands Alcaraz hit, the number is, 98 versus a 112 backhands. That's amazing. It's really hard to get Carlos to hit that many more backhands compared to forehands. Sinner, on the other hand, hit a 117 forehands to just 80 backhands. The only way that that's possible is that you're playing a lot of points if you're Yannick Sinner getting to hit your forehand into Alcaraz's backhand.”

β€” Gil Gross

Energy price spikes drive inflation to 3.3 percent

β€œConsumer prices in March were up 3.3% from a year ago. That's the biggest annual increase in almost two years. Prices jumped nine tenths of a percent between February and March with a spike in gasoline prices accounting for nearly three quarters of that increase. Gas prices have jumped by more than a dollar a gallon since The US and Israel launched their war on Iran.”

β€” Scott Horsley

Leverage AI for Diagnostics - Use LLMs to cross-reference complex datasets like medical lab results; as seen with the viral dog cancer recovery, ChatGPT can identify rare conditions that human experts might overlook.

β€œNiantic isn't just a gaming company; it's a 3D mapping company using the world's players as its data collection army.”

β€” Shaan Puri
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