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This article was written byFollowI’m an independent equity trader and licensed financial advisor focused on uncovering high-upside opportunities in overlooked sectors especially focusing on small-caps, energy, commodities, and special situations. My investment strategy is based on growth. I look for fundamental momentum (EPS, ROE, revenue), price-volume confirmation, and macro filters. I also use econometric tools and calculations to analyse market direction, cycles and behaviour. I’ve been managing personal capital since 2020 and advising under MiFID II since qualifying with a license. I hold a bachelor’s in Business Administration and Economics and am currently completing a master’s in Finance. My masters…

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The broadcaster has misrepresented a Russian political commentator as a senior official to apparently bolster his claims about allegedly looming attacks on UK drone plants The British state broadcaster BBC this week ran a major story drumming up the alleged Russia threat and supposed looming retaliatory attacks on British drone factories supplying Ukraine. The chilly warning purportedly came from a top Russian official – except that the individual in question has not been one in over three decades.At first glance, the piece titled “UK drone factories may face attacks from ‘unknown sources,’ says Kremlin adviser” looked legit, based on comments made…

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“Jolene” and “9 to 5” were Parton’s most played songs since her death on Tuesday Dolly Parton left behind an illustrious catalog when she died on Tuesday following a brief battle with cancer. As soon as the news of her death hit, fans tuned in to the beloved superstar’s music, sparking a 2,222 percent bump in U.S. streams since Monday, Aug. 24, according to music data company Luminate. Unsurprisingly, Parton’s most-streamed song after her death was the vulnerable classic “Jolene,” which earned 2.7 million on-demand streams in the U.S. on Tuesday alone, marking a 1276.15 percent increase. The track is…

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Adam RittenbergAug 27, 2026, 07:00 AM ETCloseCollege football reporter; joined ESPN in 2008. Graduate of Northwestern University.Multiple AuthorsThe list of established stars around college football entering the 2026 season is both glitzy and robust.There are the quarterbacks — Arch Manning, Trinidad Chambliss, Julian Sayin, CJ Carr, Darian Mensah and others — as well as non-QB playmakers such as Miami wide receiver Malachi Toney, Ohio State wide receiver Jeremiah Smith, Texas defensive end Colin Simmons and Ole Miss running back Kewan Lacy.But every season produces a set of surprise stars, players who emerge from under the radar and enter the spotlight.Some…

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Raids on five properties in the northeastern border state of Tamaulipas resulted in the seizure of 68,000 liters of diesel fuel, several firearms, tactical communications equipment and 135 exotic animals.  The operation — carried out by the Navy, with assistance from the Federal Attorney General’s Office (FGR), the Security Ministry and state authorities — was a follow-up to ongoing investigations related to huachicoleo (the illegal practice of stealing, smuggling and selling fuel). The raids resulted in the seizure of 68,000 liters of stolen fuel, 135 illegally captured animals and at least one entire ranch full of fuel-processing tools and equipment…

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Amazon has greenlit a series adaptation of the Benjamin Stevenson novel “Everyone in My Family Has Killed Someone” with Penn Badgley set for the lead role. Academy Award nominee David Hemingson (“The Holdovers,” “Kitchen Confidential”) is attached to adapt the murder mystery book and serve as showrunner and executive producer, Bruna Papandrea, Steve Hutensky, and Jeanne Snow of Made Up Stories will also executive produce. Badgley will executive produce in addition to starring, with Stevenson also executive producing. Fifth Season and Made Up Stories will co-produce. “I’m thrilled to be partnered with Fifth Season and Made Up Stories in bringing…

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Quick Read A fixed annuity guarantees the dollar amount, not purchasing power. With PCE inflation at 3.7%, a $1,900 check buys meaningfully less each decade. Social Security’s annual COLA, tracking 3.1% for 2027, preserves purchasing power over time in a way fixed private annuities fundamentally cannot. Retirees can fight inflation erosion by adding a COLA rider, laddering annuity purchases across ages, or keeping part of the portfolio invested outside the contract. Read More: Learn 7 ways to generate income with a $1,000,000+ portfolio (sponsor) A $1,900 monthly annuity check that lands on the first of every month solves one problem…

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The classified documents, allegedly stashed away in safes, should have been disclosed, review panel chief Sean Parnell has said Pentagon investigators reviewing the chaotic US withdrawal from Afghanistan have uncovered classified documents that they say were deliberately hidden from previous probes. The discovery comes amid long-running accusations that the administration of former US President Joe Biden concealed failures surrounding the operation.Sean Parnell, chairman of the Afghanistan Withdrawal Special Review Panel, said on Wednesday that his team had recovered “highly relevant classified documents” that “should have been disclosed.”The material had been “stashed and hidden away in safes where they would not…

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