Trump sues ‘woke’ JP Morgan for $5bn over debanking
View original at uk.finance.yahoo.comTrump sues ‘woke’ JP Morgan for $5bn over debanking Donald Trump is suing JP Morgan and its chief executive, Jamie Dimon. - Krisztian Bocsi/Bloomberg Donald Trump is suing JP Morgan and its chief executive Jamie Dimon for $5bn (£3.7bn) over claims it debanked him…
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If anyone would know if there were aliens among us it would be me given satellite array
80% confidenceArgentina's China trade relations not a source of geopolitical conflict with White House
80% confidence100 mile x 100 mile solar area enough to power entire US
80% confidenceUS will have total access to Greenland with no end and no time limit
80% confidenceTrump's 10% credit card fee cap would be disaster
80% confidenceLimiting factor for AI deployment is fundamentally electrical power
80% confidenceGeopolitical temperature eased a few degrees
80% confidenceTrump lawsuit has no merit
80% confidenceAI growth limited by ability to create energy to power it
80% confidenceTesla hopes for supervised full self-driving approval in Europe hopefully next month, similar timing for China
80% confidenceVirtually no inflation and extraordinarily high economic growth in US
80% confidenceTrump pulled a predictable U-turn
80% confidenceTrump's attacks on Fed Chairman Jerome Powell threaten inflation
80% confidenceGulf countries rate Davos because draws different audience than Saudi Davos in Desert or Dubai World Government Summit
80% confidenceLater this year we will be producing more chips than we can turn on
80% confidenceThanked UK PM Keir Starmer for very strong support during quite a difficult time
80% confidenceUS asset sell-off unlikely because US is prettiest house on ugly street
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80% confidenceJP Morgan debanked plaintiffs' accounts because it believed political tide at moment favored doing so
80% confidenceExpects Bank of England rates to move in downward direction
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80% confidenceIf European countries sell US debt in response to tariff threats there would be big retaliation on US part because we have all the cards
80% confidenceIf there's a big consensual view, take opposite trade position
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80% confidenceWould be very, very surprised if countries sold US assets
80% confidenceJP Morgan needed to distance itself from President Trump and his conservative political views
80% confidenceStock market went up very substantially after Greenland deal announced
80% confidenceUS insurers halving premiums for customers with Tesla software
80% confidenceHoped we are now in a much better place to focus on Arctic security
80% confidenceTrump's policies are a rupture, old order is dead, heading to world without rules
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