As seen on the 24/7 Wall St. homepage on October 3, 2026.
Ignore it. Keep putting $7500 in every year, make sure it’s invested, and don’t log on again until next year.
A $200 dip on a maxed-out $7,500 Roth sent a first-time investor looking for a fix, and 126 commenters told him the fix is to stop looking. The real risk is bailing two months into a 30-year holding period, not the S&P 500 drawdown itself.
Starship putting V3 satellites in orbit means Starlink capacity scales on the heavy-lift vehicle it was designed for, raising the bar for every terrestrial and satellite broadband rival chasing the same subscribers.
Starship deploying Starlink V3 satellites https://t.co/TG7b8iHYkY
We should all contribute what we can, when we can. Everyone loves a giver, even if it's time given and not money. No one likes a constant taker.
A $5 dollar-store run and 15 minutes of cleaning bought more workplace goodwill than weeks of buying lunch for the office would have. When a pay cut squeezes the budget, time is the contribution currency that still spends.
If AI vendors get paid for finished work instead of tokens consumed, the revenue models behind today's AI valuations get rewritten, and OpenAI and Salesforce are already testing outcome-based pricing.
Current State of the Union of AI/SI: Most everyone is selling CPM. Cost per thousand tokens + markup. Future State of the Union of AI/SI: Everyone will sell CPA. Accomplish the task, participate in the ROI. In the transition from CPM to CPA, we will debunk much of the current
A check to every adult citizen carries a price tag above $1 trillion, which means Treasury supply and the inflation path are now tied to the midterm result. Consumer-facing retailers would get the spending, bondholders would get the bill.
If Republicans win the House of Representatives and the Senate in the 2026 Midterm Elections, I’m going to give all adult citizens in the United States of America, $5,000! Thank you for your attention to this matter, and I look forward to signing those checks! https://t.co/YOkESiUBrc
Now do it again , one more time, with all of it and you’ll never have to work another day in your life.
A $600 account became six figures on 15 straight overnight QQQ options bets, with $7,500 already withdrawn to pay bills. He averaged up into winners. The rest is a coin flip hit 15 times.
A 4.7% PepsiCo yield loses to the 10-year, so any bounce off Thursday's earnings report is just a trade. Cramer stays long AI compute while telling snack and beer holders the consumer shift is structural.
Musk is pre-building the case for SpaceX's next federal awards, framing the company as a $14 billion net saver rather than a subsidy recipient. That argument shapes how launch and crew work gets split with legacy contractors.
Actual amount that SpaceX saved taxpayers is even higher now https://t.co/0Blw3iD30I [Quoted @TeslaLarry]: The Washington Post famously claimed Elon Musk's companies received $38B from US governments. The truth? Elon Musk's company, SpaceX, SAVED the US Government (and taxpayers) an estimated $14B. I've covered that in detail in the upcoming article, but here's the graphic: https://t.co/5RwrzzajwI
Check any local Facebook buy nothing groups and see if anyone has any food they don't want that they will give you. See if you can do some odd jobs for neighbors or friends for some quick cash. Sign up for Uber eats and you can deliver on a bike. Sell anything you don't need for food money. If you have a credit card (or have good enough credit to get one) put groceries on that and pay it off with your first paycheck or 2.
Landing a job does not end the cash crisis: this poster's first paycheck is a month out, with under $20 to bridge it. The 130 replies are a reminder that food banks, buy-nothing groups and a bag of rice are the backstop when savings hit zero.
Lower the selling price on your old house.
Buying before selling in a 7% mortgage market is how a couple in their 60s ends up carrying two house payments for two months and counting. Commenters agree the old house hasn't sold because the price is set too high.
If your index fund is making new highs while three of every four holdings sit below their 50-day average, you own a handful of mega caps rather than the market.
TAKE MY BREADTH AWAY: The S&P 500 is about to hit a new all time high and yet 75% of the stocks in are trading below their 50-day moving avg. Breadthless ATHs are historically rare but increasingly normal (chart). Prob bc the top 10 stocks have acquired like 1000 companies = why https://t.co/aQ8waBuuqk