Bro, today I’ve got some interesting headlines. Dunkin' Donuts is coming back after 12 years in a major market — it’s been a long time since people there missed them. For some folks, this will be a nostalgia trip. Meta’s $17.1 billion social media settlement — that’s a big deal. After a lot of legal back-and-forth, they finally nailed down a number. All of this was tied to users’ data cases, so let’s see what impact that has going forward. Fed chief Kevin Warsh’s name is also in the mix — he’s taking a “Central Banking 101” approach. Basically simple rules, nothing fancy. The market wants clarity, and he’s providing that. A bit old-school, but sometimes that works. The backlash against Trump is increasing the risk for stocks that the government holds. That’s a bit tricky — when politics and stocks mix, volatility goes up. Keep an eye on that. A reader asked— a 91-year-old mother has dementia, and the bank is asking for her signature to unlock a $100,000 stock certificate. This is a real pain point, bro. Without beneficiaries, the legal process drags on. If anyone has a tip, please let us know. Today’s simple question: Do you think politics has more impact on government-owned stocks, or is this all temporary?

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Disclaimer: My personal analysis, not financial advice. DYOR.