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As exp, Kevin Hassett front runner for FED / Witkoff's advised Russia / OpenAI battle / CoreWeave's accounting

  • rmd005
  • Nov 26, 2025
  • 3 min read

  • Markets : UK budget day, a day when everyone agrees taxes should rise, provided it is not their own, as mentioned last week, Kevin Hassett is frontrunner for the FED job (gold, silver rally since..), Nvidia wrote back against Michael Burry's claims, OpenAI battle is going to be messy and expensive, Trump considering firing Kash Patel, Oracle CDS higher still, markets remain rangy, choppy, no-mansland, Dec liquidity the key, FED Dec cut all but priced in already, BTC struggling, while GOLD and Silver are higher again..

  • CoreWeave and its accounting firm have never heard that GPUs are depreciating assets, and the H100 has dropped in value by almost 50% since they bought them. For them, they still believe each is worth over $40k

  • Geopolitics : Donald Trump directed his envoy Steve Witkoff (who's grandfather was of russian descent.. meanwhile, a transcript showed how Witkoff advised Russia on how to pitch Ukraine plans to Trump, which Trump said was “standard negotiation.”...) to meet with Vladimir Putin in Moscow next week as part of efforts to finalize a peace plan for Ukraine, US Rep. Salazar admits that the US is after Venezuela's oil

  • Kevin Hassett is the frontrunner to be the next Fed chair, people familiar said. Treasuries rallied, pushing 10-year yields below 4% for the first time in a month. Hassett told Fox News he would accept the post if asked

  • The US negotiated a 71% discount on Novo’s Ozempic and Wegovy drugs for patients on Medicare

  • The OpenAI and Google battle is starting to look messy. the math is brutal: openai is burning $8.5B yearly with a $7B loss coming and a 38x revenue multiple, while Google has unlimited funds, custom chips, and unmatched data/Thread

  • This goes way beyond “flight logs.” Epstein was brokering influence between world governments, banks, and U.S. power players and there are documents proving it


















 
 
 

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