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Follow the Money? Congressman on Financial Services Committee Makes $2 Million Big Tech Bet  A Congressman, $2 Million in Tech Stocks, and a Seat on the Wall Street Watchdog Committee Is This the Red Flag We've Been Waiting For? A Congressman's Multi-Million Dollar Tech Bet There’s an old saying on Wall Street: “Follow the smart money.” It’s the idea that to make it big, you should mimic the trades of the wealthy, the connected, and the powerful. But what happens when that “smart money” belongs to a sitting member of the United States Congress ? And not just any member, but one who has just been appointed to the very committee that regulates Wall Street and the entire financial industry? This isn't a hypothetical. This is the story of Representative Cleo Fields (D-Louisiana), who, in his first year back in Congress, has just made a multi-million dollar bet on Big Tech. In a series of financial disclosures filed this month, we learned that the Louisiana congressman has bee...

  The $5.8 Billion Bet: Did SoftBank Just Call the Top on Nvidia, or Did Wall Street Just Find the Dip of the Decade? Keywords  * Nvidia (NVDA) Stock Analysis  * Is Nvidia a Buy  * AI Stock Bubble  * SoftBank Sells Nvidia  * Nvidia Q3 2026 Earnings  * Wall Street Analyst Ratings NVDA  * Jensen Huang AI  * Nvidia Blackwell and Rubin  * US China Chip Ban Hashtags #Nvidia #NVDA #StockMarket #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #Investing #WallStreet #TechStocks #AIbubble #SoftBank #JensenHuang #Finance The King, The Bet, and The $4.6 Trillion Question Let's not waste time. Nvidia (NVDA) isn’t just a stock. It’s a phenomenon. It’s the company that put a digital pickaxe and shovel in the hands of every AI gold prospector on Earth and, in the process, became a $4.6 trillion behemoth. For the past two years, investing in Nvidia hasn't felt like investing; it's felt like a law of physics. AI gets smarter, demand goes up, and Jensen Huang ’s leather ja...

Bitcoin Dips Below $100K: Panic Selling or the Last Big Buy Signal? A US News Analysis . Massage and follow it's compulsory. Instagram@arvind_choudhary_151 My Instagram account (Blog Post)  Let's be real: the last few weeks in crypto have been a white-knuckle ride. Just when we were all celebrating Bitcoin's massive push past $126,000 in October, the market pulled the rug. Seeing the price crash back below the huge psychological barrier of $100,000 triggered a lot of panic. The " extreme fear " index is lighting up, and your group chats are probably a mix of "I told you so" and pure, unfiltered screaming. Everyone is asking the same question: Is this the end of the bull run , or is this the "big one"—the last massive opportunity to buy in before the real-world-adoption rocket takes off? I'm not a fortune teller, but I did spend the day digging through what the big US financial analysts and the " smart money " are actually sayin...

  The Blizzard of Misinformation: Did Dairy Queen Just File for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy ? (The Real Story Analyzed) Focus [Instagram follow and check  @arvind_choudhary_151] Date: November 17, 2025 If you’ve been scrolling through financial news feeds or social media this week, you might have seen a terrifying headline floating around: " Dairy Queen Chapter 11 ." For millions of Americans who grew up with the Dilly Bar and the Blizzard, this sounds like the end of an era. Is the house that Warren Buffett built finally crumbling under the weight of the 2025 economy? The short answer is: No. Dairy Queen (the parent corporation) has not filed for bankruptcy. The long answer is much more complicated—and arguably more alarming for the US economy. What is actually happening is a " franchise apocalypse " that is quietly sweeping across the American fast-food landscape. While the Dairy Queen brand itself is safe (backed by the deep pockets of Berkshire Hathaway ), the ind...

  The $16,000 Lie : Zillow ’s New Report Reveals the "Hidden" Price of the American Dream in 2026 [Focus :- Check And Follow In Instagram @arvind_choudhary_151] Date: November 17, 2025 For decades, the "American Dream" came with a simple price tag: the monthly mortgage payment. If you could afford the principal and interest, you could afford the house. But in late 2025, that math is dangerously broken. A bombshell report released this week by Zillow and Thumbtack has shattered the illusion of fixed housing costs. The headline number is staggering: The average US homeowner is now paying nearly $16,000 per year in "hidden" costs—expenses that have nothing to do with their mortgage loan. This isn't just about fixing a leaky faucet. It is a structural shift in the US economy where insurance premiums , property taxes , and maintenance are rising faster than inflation, and significantly faster than your paycheck. As we head into 2026, prospective buyers a...

  The Caribbean Cold War : Why the US-Colombia Alliance Just Collapsed (And What It Means for You) By [keshar bhawani blog Arvind Choudhary ] [Instagram @arvind_choudhary_151] Date: November 16, 2025 If you thought the geopolitical drama was confined to Eastern Europe or the Middle East, look South. Way South. This week, the geopolitical map of the Western Hemisphere was violently redrawn. On Tuesday, Colombian President Gustavo Petro officially ordered his military to stop sharing intelligence with the United States. This retaliatory move comes just weeks after the Trump Administration slapped personal sanctions on Petro’s family and cut off all foreign aid to Bogota . For over 30 years, Colombia was Washington’s "keystone" in Latin America —our closest ally in the war on drugs and a beacon of stability. As of November 2025, that alliance is effectively dead. How did we get here? Why is a US President calling a Colombian President an "illegal drug dealer"? And ...

  Walmart’s Seismic Shift: Doug McMillon Exits, John Furner Enters, and What It Means for the US Economy in 2026 Date: November 16, 2025 In a move that has sent ripples through Wall Street and the global retail sector, Walmart Inc. dropped a bombshell announcement this Friday: Doug McMillon, the visionary CEO who steered the retail titan through the digital age, will retire on January 31, 2026. Taking the reins is a familiar face with a deep resume: John Furner, the current CEO of Walmart U.S. and a company "lifer" who started as an hourly associate in 1993. While succession planning is standard corporate procedure, the timing—amidst a complex backdrop of fluctuating inflation , renewed tariff wars , and an AI revolution —has turned this executive shuffle into a major economic event. Why is McMillon leaving now? Can Furner navigate the treacherous waters of the 2026 economy? And what does this mean for your wallet? Let’s dive deep into the analysis. The Breaking News: A Sur...