I would think the inflow of western capital to rebuild infrastructure would come with cultural strings along with renewed travel and relationships. Trump has always bragged about how much foreign investment he brings. He’s too slow to understand how cultural change can win wars.

Institutional whales and market inflow. Market inflow implications How whales move the trading 💹 market Thread 👇 👀 ☠️ 💹

Consistent inflow is very very important

Would keep an eye on this cell. Strong outflow behind and inflow ahead of it. Already weak rotation developing.

Incredible perspective here. Look at the double inflow band structure

1997 (Blair’s first year): Net inflow around 47,000. • By 2004: Rose to around 223,000. • Average annual net migration under Labour (1997–2010): Roughly 200,000 — about five times higher than the previous Conservative period (1990–1996). channel4.com The foreign-born population grew substantially, reaching about 8.3% of the UK population by the mid-2000s Fact.

The $ETH inflow to the accumulation addresses is increasing further. Whales are making maximum accumulations during the downtrend. Whales are absorbing all the panic selling volume from retail investors.

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Outflow’s easy, but where’s the inflow? Market’s watching.

@zenpundit Throwing infinite amounts of taxpayer funded money at government institutions is all that the government knows how to do. In the case of schools, the student never sees the benefit of all the extra inflow. It's all just lottery money to make the administration more top-heavy and even more useless than it was before. It's been like that, at the very least, since the '80s. Even when they throw that money at physical infrastructure, it's always in vain. One of the most sickening emblems of that spending culture is Central High School in Kansas, dubbed the Taj Mahal. $80,000,000 (today's dollars) spent on a facility in a so-called "underserved community", to build a high school with an Olympic pool and many more accoutrements. Destroyed/dilapidated (just like all of public housing) in no time at all. No uptick in academic achievement/performance was ever recorded. Constructed to accommodate 1800 students; but has less than 500 now.

Unfortunately it's because the AI companies are getting massive money inflow that they use to steal executives of SaaS companies, which in turn boost their valuations further. This is short-term though. You can't buy your way out of fundamentals.

Debe ser de sus peores trades. De todas formas se termina cuando cierra la posición. Pero teniendo tantos nombres en el mundo de la IA con valuaciones exorbitantes no se entiende xq shorteo al que tiene el mayor MOAT en el sector con mayor inflow del mundo.

U.S. NET OVERALL CAPITAL INFLOWS SLOWED SHARPLY TO $26.1 BILLION IN APRIL FROM $149.3 BILLION IN MARCH, DRIVEN BY A SWING IN PRIVATE-SECTOR FLOWS TO A $23.1 BILLION OUTFLOW FROM A $160.6 BILLION INFLOW THE PREVIOUS MONTH. ...

U.S. NET OVERALL CAPITAL INFLOWS SLOWED SHARPLY TO $26.1 BILLION IN APRIL FROM $149.3 BILLION IN MARCH, DRIVEN BY A SWING IN PRIVATE-SECTOR FLOWS TO A $23.1 BILLION OUTFLOW FROM A $160.6 BILLION INFLOW THE PREVIOUS MONTH.

INSIGHTS: Semiconductor ETFs just attracted $4,700,000,000 in a single week. The largest combined weekly inflow ever recorded. 62% above the previous record. Half of the most traded ETFs in early June were semiconductor related. The SOX index up 90% year to date. The data is real. The momentum is real. But so is this. Semiconductors now make up 14% of the entire U.S. stock market. Double the Dot Com peak of 7% in 2000. Shiller PE at all-time highs. Valuations more stretched than 96.8% of all readings in history. $4,700,000,000 flowing into one sector in one week. At these concentration levels. Is either the beginning of something historic. Or the final stage of something that ends badly. The 2000 comparison is worth understanding before you chase.

U.S. NET OVERALL CAPITAL INFLOWS SLOWED SHARPLY TO $26.1 BILLION IN APRIL FROM $149.3 BILLION IN MARCH, DRIVEN BY A SWING IN PRIVATE- SECTOR FLOWS TO A $23.1 BILLION OUTFLOW FROM A $160.6 BILLION INFLOW THE PREVIOUS MONTH.