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En cuestión de pocos meses, no hay youtuber norteamericano que no esté diciendo que el "US real state" norteamericano está en caída libre. Sí sí. Incluso en cuestión de 15 y 20 días, ya algunos empiezan a decir que viene lo mismo del 2008, e incluso alguno dice que peor.A un boomer español esto que digo le parece anecdótico, una tontería. Porque no sabe que muchísimos de ellos tienen millones de seguidores (leales, en general creen mucho en ellos) y por norma no funcionan como un telediario. La inmensa mayoría de ellos son "gente normal" que en su día captó (muchas veces sin querer) seguidores en youtube, jovencitos, de los que los van a seguir hasta el final. Son gente que dice lo que ve. Tienen muy pocos dobleces comparados con los panfletos y los canales de TV.En fin, que es cuestión de poco tiempo que llegue aquí. A ver, que bajadas ya hay hace mucho. Viene el "estoseveíavenir".
Chascarrillo, sin fuente ni url, de un amigo que trabaja en un fondo de inversión Real Estate de UK.Ya tienen aprobado "y levantado" para entrar fuerte a comprar en Asturias y pronto comenzarán a tomar posiciones.Será o no será ?Él n¡ sabía dónde está Asturias porque es de UK.... pero allá que van los ingleses. Y también mucho de zonas rurales para turisteo.
Cita de: newclo en Septiembre 24, 2025, 18:07:12 pmChascarrillo, sin fuente ni url, de un amigo que trabaja en un fondo de inversión Real Estate de UK.Ya tienen aprobado "y levantado" para entrar fuerte a comprar en Asturias y pronto comenzarán a tomar posiciones.Será o no será ?Él n¡ sabía dónde está Asturias porque es de UK.... pero allá que van los ingleses. Y también mucho de zonas rurales para turisteo.Fresquito comparado con cómo se está poniendo Benidorm. Pero no lo veo. Los ingleses demandan sobre todo sol y playa. Y aunque playa hay, no hay lo mismo que en el Mediterráneo o Canarias.Me huele al limpiabotas de Rockefeller, éstos aún no se han enterado de que la fiesta del turismo ha concluido.
Palantir lands surprise AI deal with 109-year-old titanPalantir (PLTR) has a knack for doing exactly what its skeptics say it couldn’t pull off.It has efficiently scaled AI from battlefields to boardrooms, turning momentum into hard numbers.Case in point is its bombastic second-quarter earnings print, where its revenues jumped 48% year-over-year to nearly $1 billion, led by a 93% jump in U.S. commercial sales to $306 million.On top of that, its management bumped full-year guidance to $4.14-$4.15 billion and forecasted third-quarter sales of $1.083-$1.087 billion, up 50% year-over-year.Palantir CEO Alex Karp didn’t mince words, either, calling it “the highest sequential quarterly revenue growth in our company’s history.”Wall Street has clearly taken notice.Palantir shares are up 140% year to date, propelling the Denver-based company to become one of 2025’s biggest winners, and pushing it further into mainstream AI.Beyond the numbers, Palantir continues racking up marquee alliances from the UK Ministry of Defence and NATO to Fannie Mae, proof that its AI is slipping into places few thought possible.And another domino is falling: a fresh production-floor AI rollout with a 109-year-old aerospace-defense manufacturer, which is transforming platform hype into throughput, timelines, and deliveries.Palantir gets a shot of adrenaline from Boeing’s AI bet. Image source: Reynolds/AFP via Getty ImagesPalantir’s surprise AI contract with Boeing tilts the balancePalantir Technologies just landed a major defense contract with Boeing (BA) , deepening its role in AI-driven manufacturing.Deal details:Scope: Deployment across Boeing Defense, Space & Security Partners (BDS) geographically dispersed factories and weapons programs, which cover aircraft, satellites, and missile production lines.Platform: Palantir’s Foundry AI system efficiently integrates complex data streams into a single, intuitive one-stop-shop-type interface for operators and executives.Impact: Standardized analytics across programs, quicker production cycles, and unified oversight.Classified work: Direct AI support for sensitive and undisclosed defense missions, strengthening Palantir’s role in national security.Palantir will be rolling out its popular Foundry platform across Boeing’s BDS division, providing the country’s biggest defense contractors a new digital backbone.For perspective, Boeing’s BDS unit covers over a dozen production lines, developing fighter jets, rotorcraft, satellites, spacecraft, and missile systems.(...)Some of Palantir's largest “deals” in the past year:UK Ministry of Defence: A five-year partnership worth up to £750 million ($950 million), with Palantir investing as much as £1.5 billion in expanding operations and developing their base in the European defense HQ in London.NATO “Maven Smart System”: Announced in April 2025, it gives NATO allied operations access to Palantir’s AI decision platforms.Fannie Mae: In June 2025, it launched a potent AI-powered Crime Detection Unit with Palantir to root out mortgage-related fraud.Nuclear Operating System: On June 26, 2025, it collaborated with The Nuclear Company in putting out an AI platform that speeds up reactor construction, which is backed by $100 million in planned investment.
Day trading is about to get easier for smaller retail investorsRegulators are moving to dismantle one of the most controversial barriers for active retail traders — the $25,000 minimum equity rule for pattern day trading.The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority on Tuesday approved amendments that would replace the long-standing threshold, making active day trading more accessible to smaller accounts. The change is pending approval by the Securities and Exchange Commission.The $25,000 minimum equity rule mandates that traders must maintain a minimum account balance of $25,000 in a margin account to execute four or more day trades within a five-business-day period. The rule was put in place in 2001 amid the dot-com bubble and crash as regulators grew worried that small traders were taking excessive risks with volatile internet stocks.FINRA is replacing this mandate with an intraday margin rule that applies the existing maintenance margin rules to intraday exposure. In other words, one's intraday buying power will be based on the margin requirements for the positions they take on during the day, not a fixed equity minimum.The regulators said the overhaul reflects how technology and market access have transformed retail trading since the rules were first adopted.The rule change could lead to more options trading and boost activity for brokers like Robinhood.Robinhood shares rebounded from an earlier loss and were higher by 1% in Wednesday trading following the FINRA news.