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[] It’s already started [] [] [] Tuesday, November 26th [] ______________________________________________________ [] Corporation: An ingenious device for obtaining profit without individual responsibility. -Ambrose Bierce [] ______________________________________________________ [] Markets Today 🌏 Asia-Pacific: Mixed🇪🇺 Europe: Down 🇺🇸 United States: Mixed 🛢️ Oil: Up ⚡ Crypto: Down [] ______________________________________________________ [] Major Market Events • US-based travel companies plan layoffs ahead of 2025 • Amgen Falls as Weight-Loss Shot Results Disappoint Wall Street • Wall Street issues its most bullish S&P outlook yet for 2025 [] ______________________________________________________ [] 🤔 My Thoughts More news has come out about how the Department of Justice is taking on Google. The attack on Google (Alphabet) is working its way through the courts right now. “It will be up to District of Columbia Judge Amit Mehta, who sided with the DOJ’s monopoly argument in a trial that wrapped up earlier this year, to approve any of the proposals submitted by prosecutors. That could include the sale of Google's Chrome browser and a divestment of its Android mobile operating system.” This of course is still under the aegis of the Biden DoJ… But with the way that Big Tech has been perceived as hostile to Republicans, it’s expected that a Trump administration could continue this pressure. In a podcast interview with comedian Tim Dillon, incoming Vice President JD Vance signalled that he supports taking on tech giants like Facebook (Meta) and Google (Alphabet.) It’s a very funny show, by the way I recommend it. So I’m not saying to sell or short your blue chip big tech companies… But it doesn’t look like things will get easier under Trump, so we wouldn’t add any more long term investments in the tech giants right now either. [] To Better Trading, Alex Reid Wealthpin [] WealthPin [] Tuesday, November 26th [] ______________________________________________________ [] Corporation: An ingenious device for obtaining profit without individual responsibility. -Ambrose Bierce [] ______________________________________________________ [] Markets Today 🌏 Asia-Pacific: Mixed🇪🇺 Europe: Down 🇺🇸 United States: Mixed 🛢️ Oil: Up ⚡ Crypto: Down [] ______________________________________________________ [] Major Market Events - US-based travel companies plan layoffs ahead of 2025 - Amgen Falls as Weight-Loss Shot Results Disappoint Wall Street - Wall Street issues its most bullish S&P outlook yet for 2025 [] ______________________________________________________ [] 🤔 My Thoughts More news has come out about how the Department of Justice is taking on Google. The attack on Google (Alphabet) is working its way through the courts right now. “It will be up to District of Columbia Judge Amit Mehta, who sided with the DOJ’s monopoly argument in a trial that wrapped up earlier this year, to approve any of the proposals submitted by prosecutors. That could include the sale of Google's Chrome browser and a divestment of its Android mobile operating system.” This of course is still under the aegis of the Biden DoJ… But with the way that Big Tech has been perceived as hostile to Republicans, it’s expected that a Trump administration could continue this pressure. In a podcast interview with comedian Tim Dillon, incoming Vice President JD Vance signalled that he supports taking on tech giants like Facebook (Meta) and Google (Alphabet.) It’s a very funny show, by the way I recommend it. So I’m not saying to sell or short your blue chip big tech companies… But it doesn’t look like things will get easier under Trump, so we wouldn’t add any more long term investments in the tech giants right now either. [] To Better Trading, Alex Reid Wealthpin [] WealthPin [] A Wealthpin Publication ABOUT US: Wealthpin is a publishing and education company. We believe that the best manager of your money is YOU and we want to give you great research to help you do that. Our goal is to uncover cutting-edge investment ideas and share them with you in a way that’s clear and useful. Our investment research is typically focused on undervalued stocks, high dividends and major growth potential. DISCLAIMER: FOR INFORMATION PURPOSES ONLY. The materials presented from Wealthpin are for your informational purposes only. 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