🚨 BREAKING: TRUMP CUTS OFF COLOMBIA “NO MORE PAYMENTS!” 🇺🇸🇨🇴 📍 West Palm Beach, Florida In a stunning policy move, President Donald Trump has officially ended all U.S. payments and subsidies to Colombia, sharply escalating tensions with Colombian President Gustavo Petro. 💬 Trump’s Statement In a fiery post on social media, Trump accused Petro of “doing nothing to stop drug production” in Colombia, despite years of American financial support. “As of today, these payments or any other form of payment or subsidy will no longer be made to Colombia,” Trump declared, writing the message in all caps. The president labeled prior aid packages as “a long term rip off of America,” signaling a hard break from decades of U.S. Colombia cooperation in counter narcotics and regional security. 🌎 Diplomatic Shockwave The decision marks a major shift in U.S. foreign policy toward one of its closest Latin American partners. Analysts warn the move could: Undermine regional anti narcotics efforts, Strain diplomatic and trade relations, and Push Colombia to seek closer ties with China or Russia. Markets reacted swiftly, with LatAm currencies sliding and U.S. defense and commodity traders bracing for volatility. ⚠️ Market Insight: Attention Signal 💡 MET LONG Entry Zone: 1.04 0.98 Stop Loss: 5% Traders are eyeing defense and commodity linked assets for short term plays amid heightened geopolitical noise. 🧭 The Takeaway Trump’s latest move injects fresh uncertainty into global markets and foreign policy circles alike. Whether this is a negotiating tactic or a lasting policy reset remains to be seen but one thing’s clear: Washington’s tone toward Bogotá has changed overnight. #BreakingNews #Trump #Colombia #Geopolitics #Strategy
December 1, 2025 — OpenAI declares Code Red. The era of one AI king is over.
✅ OpenAI still dominates: 800M weekly users, 81% chatbot market, $13B revenue, 92% of Fortune 500. ⚡ But the landscape is shifting: Google, Anthropic, Meta, DeepSeek, and xAI now share the stage.
Key takeaway:
First AI Era: Best model wins.
Second AI Era: Infrastructure, distribution, and reliability decide who captures value.
The lights of AI are multiplying — not fading. Q1 2026 will reveal who thrives in a multipolar intelligence world.
When Trump said he’d “shake the markets”… He wasn’t joking.
Volatility is back on full display — sharp moves, fast reactions, and traders recalculating every headline. In this environment, one thing matters more than predictions:
🔸 Returns: Schiff says gold outperformed over the last 4 years. CZ fires back: Bitcoin still dominates over the last 8.
🔸 What Counts as “Money”: Schiff argues Bitcoin isn’t real money. CZ responds: value is defined by what people choose to accept — and millions choose BTC.
🔸 Payments: Schiff: crypto cards “just convert BTC to cash.” CZ: users don’t care about the backend — only fast, simple payments.
We’re looking at one of the strongest macro tailwinds in decades:
1️⃣ Biggest tech boom since the internet 2️⃣ Fed cutting rates into an AI explosion 3️⃣ Trump preparing to name a new Fed Chair 4️⃣ $700B+ in annual tech CapEx 5️⃣ QT coming to an end 6️⃣ SEC pushing broad deregulation 7️⃣ A highly market-focused U.S. President 8️⃣ $2T+ in yearly deficit spending 9️⃣ 13% YoY S&P 500 earnings growth 🔟 Global fiscal stimulus returning
With all this firepower behind risk assets… what’s the bear case?
I thought CZ would dominate the stage — but Peter Schiff came in sharper than expected, taking control of nearly 70% of the discussion. His counter-questions kept the crowd energized and even left CZ momentarily speechless 😄
Highlights:
CZ: “If Bitcoin is risky, then gold and stocks are risky too.”
Peter: “Many things can buy Bitcoin, but Bitcoin still can’t buy everything.”
Peter: “How many people bought Bitcoin… and actually sold it?”
When crypto veterans collide, the debate hits a different level. Peter stands by tokenized gold as the future of digital value — stable, scarce, and institution-friendly. CZ counters with Bitcoin, arguing that true decentralization and global adoption make BTC the superior long-term asset.