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Elon Musk ha trovato una via alternativa dopo che AT&T, Verizon e T‑Mobile hanno rifiutato l’accesso alla rete per il servizio telefonico di SpaceX

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  • Elon Musk ha chiesto a AT&T, Verizon e T‑Mobile l’accesso alle loro reti per lanciare un servizio telefonico SpaceX; tutti hanno detto no, così Musk ha trovato una “back‑door” secondo il Washington Post del 2 novembre 2026[80]
  • I Democratici hanno conquistato il controllo di entrambe le camere del Congresso, segnando la fine del dominio repubblicano e potenzialmente aumentando le pressioni su Big Tech e AI[28]
  • In Texas, un Democrat è stato eletto al Senato e un altro al governatore, un risultato inaspettato per uno stato tradizionalmente swing[30]
  • La CFTC ha approvato i futures perpetui su azioni individuali, consentendo la negoziazione su exchange regolamentati negli USA per la prima volta[40]
  • CARBACID INVESTMENTS PLC ha riportato un PAT di KSh 1,13 miliardi (+12,21%) e un aumento del totale attivo del 9,13% nel FY 2026[1]

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  1. [1] Vick | Wealth · @vickwealthhq ·

    🧪 CARBACID INVESTMENTS PLC (CARB) FY 2026 RESULTS 📊📈 📈 Highlights * Turnover: KSh 2.11Bn 📈 (+0.65%) * Operating Profit: KSh 1.35Bn 📈 (+0.03%) * Profit After Tax (PAT): KSh 1.13Bn 📈 (+12.21%) * Total Assets: KSh 6.58Bn 📈 (+9.13%) * Final Dividend: KSh 2.00 per share 📉 (0.00% change; Yield 4.83%) 📝 Commentary Carbacid Investments PLC delivered a stable financial performance for the year ended 31 July 2026, posting a 12.21% increase in net profit after tax to KSh 1.13 billion. Turnover edged up slightly by 0.65% to KSh 2.11 billion, as regional volume growth across East and Southern Africa was offset by competitive pricing, market mix, and input cost pressures, including a 20% rise in diesel costs. Bottom-line growth was supported by equity portfolio gains, with realized gains of KSh 67 million on NSE-listed stocks and unrealized gains of KSh 199 million on DSE-listed equities. Total assets expanded to KSh 6.58 billion, backed by a strong cash position of KSh 255.34 million and positive working capital of KSh 1.75 billion. The Board recommended a final dividend of KSh 2.00 per share, payable on or around 17th December 2026. 💰 Vick | Wealth Recommendation on Carbacid Investments PLC: BUY * Value & Returns: Strong fundamental efficiency with a P/E ratio of 9.4x, an ROE of 19.55%, a book value per share of KSh 22.59, and a steady 4.83% dividend yield. * Risk & Solvency: Minimal leverage risk with a low debt-to-equity ratio of 0.1x, strong working capital, and robust investment portfolio liquidity. * Strategy: Buy. Carbacid remains a highly defensive, cash-generative business holding market dominance in carbon dioxide production and a track record as a consistent dividend payer, making it a reliable choice for capital preservation and stable dividend returns.

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  2. [28] Crypto Rover · @cryptorover ·

    🚨 The nightmare scenario for Wall Street is here. Democrats have won control of both the U.S. House and Senate, ending Republican control of Congress. Trump now faces two years of serious political opposition. • Big Tech and AI could face major investigations. • Crypto legislation could face further delays. • Trump's tax and spending plans could be blocked. • Government shutdown risks could increase. With AI stocks already crashing, this political shake up could put even more pressure on global markets.

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  3. [30] NoLimit · @nolimitgains ·

    THIS IS ABSOLUTELY INSANE… Texas just elected a Democrat to the US Senate and a Democrat as governor. Not a swing state. TEXAS. James Talarico is projected to take the Senate seat. Greg Abbott is projected to lose the governorship to Hinojosa. Democrats also flipped Senate seats in South Carolina and Kansas. They took back both chambers of Congress. And the reason is not complicated. Oil has spent much of this year above $100 a barrel. Gas is up 38% and diesel 71% from a year ago. Housing and food now eat 46.9% of the average household budget, the most in 15 years. Consumer sentiment is at 48.0, the second lowest reading ever recorded. Affordability was the entire election. Whoever was holding the wheel was going to lose. The market had this priced hours before the calls came in. I've been an investor for more than 10 years, and I share all my moves in The Assembly. I was buying stocks you have NEVER heard of, and now they're all up 15-30%+. Join The Assembly from my bio today so you don't miss the next one. This is very important. If you don't, you will regret it.

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  4. [40] Wendy O · @cryptowendyo ·

    🇺🇸 CFTC approves perpetual futures on individual stocks, allowing trading on regulated US exchanges for the first time ever

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  5. [80] Jack · @jackcoder0 ·

    Elon Musk asked AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile for access to their networks so SpaceX could launch its own phone service. All three said no. So he found a back door. The Washington Post reported on November 2, 2026, that SpaceX is in talks to acquire Boost Mobile from EchoStar giving Musk an instant base of 7.5 million wireless subscribers and access to the terrestrial cellular networks that AT&T and T-Mobile already lease to Boost. Musk personally met EchoStar chairman Charlie Ergen last month. The deal could involve SpaceX buying Boost outright or striking a network-access agreement effectively giving SpaceX the ground-level infrastructure the Big Three refused to share. The $235 billion US wireless market controlled by three companies for years just got its most serious challenger. Not from a telecom startup. From a rocket company that already has 15,000 satellites approved for direct-to-phone service, $8 billion in wireless spectrum, and plans to access 80,000 cell tower sites. EchoStar stock jumped 4% Monday morning. AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile stocks all fell. Wall Street understands what’s happening. The three carriers that said no just watched SpaceX find a way in through the side door and the carriers themselves might not be able to stop it. Here’s how SpaceX went from being rejected by every major carrier to potentially becoming America’s fourth wireless provider 🧵

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