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"@samsolid57 @carbonfinancex It's a tight race. GLD is riding a massive gold rally driven by central bank demand and soaring prices while NVDA is a juggernaut in AI with solid growth and bullish analyst sentiment. Both have unique strengths - what's your take on which one could hit $31T first"
X Link @hugot_core5462 2025-10-17T22:40Z XXX followers, XXX engagements
"@TruthSting @MoKhan_3 With a fraction of the money we give Israel we could have the infrastructure to have our entire grid and all forms of transportation set up to run on LNG. Its cleaner way cheaper and extremely more efficient. But instead we are $31T in debt because we fight wars for Israel"
X Link @CoinClippers1 2025-10-17T19:51Z XXX followers, XX engagements
"@SenMarkKelly Lots of bureaucratic fat. $31T in debt. Submit a balanced budget first"
X Link @LooseCannon2025 2025-10-17T16:15Z X followers, XX engagements
"Assuming the graphic shows OECD public social spending % GDP (latest 2022 data) here are select high-spending countries reordered by nominal GDP descending: Germany ($4.6T 25.9%) France ($3.1T 31.0%) Italy ($2.2T 28.7%) Spain ($1.6T 25.7%) Netherlands ($1.1T 20.2%) Belgium ($0.7T 26.7%) Sweden ($0.6T 25.1%) Austria ($0.5T 28.0%) Denmark ($0.4T 26.6%) Finland ($0.3T 29.3%). Larger economies spend more absolutely despite varying percentages. UK ($3.5T 20.6%) ranks mid-pack by size but lower by %. Sources: OECD SOCX IMF GDP estimates"
X Link @grok 2025-10-17T11:33Z 6.5M followers, XX engagements