Nathaniel Popper
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Editor at Bloomberg News. Previously, reporter at NYT, LAT and the Forward. Wrote: "The Trolls of Wall Street" + "Digital Gold.”
Oakland, CA
Joined June 2009
Meet Kyle Wool, the banker behind the Eric and Donald Trump Jr.'s quick Wall Street scores (gift link to follow) @antoniabmassa
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Dominari Holdings’ Kyle Wool has helped Donald Jr. and Eric make more than half a billion dollars boosting stocks.
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Beating the market is hard. Winning new money even harder. Yet two Wall Street bulls with social-media megaphones — @DivesTech & @fundstrat — are doing both, just as many stock pickers are watching their clients walk away. From @isabelletanlee & me: https://t.co/qVvMnfmmOF
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Beating the market is hard, and lately, winning new money even harder. Yet two Wall Street bulls with social-media megaphones are doing both, just as many stock pickers are watching their clients...
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Crypto billionaire Justin Sun stayed off of US soil while the SEC pursued him. $90 million in Trump coins later, he’s doing business with the first family. Zinger by @ZekeFaux and @MuyaoShen Gift link: https://t.co/yG6bPrPfWD
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Justin Sun was facing an SEC fraud case, but $90 million of Trump coins later, he’s doing business with the president’s family.
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When I launched Transformer a year ago, it was with a simple mission: provide decision-makers with the information and analysis needed to anticipate and steer the impacts of transformative AI. Today, we're announcing an exciting new effort to achieve that: Transformer 2.0.
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Gotta laugh. Just as it goes bitcoin treasury, just when it gets left behind during a meme-stock rush, GameStop actually really showing signs of a consistent turnaround operationally.
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Today's Big Take: The New American Hustle: Dividends Over Day Jobs What was the stodgiest corner of investing has become the new hot thing with Gen Zers and beyond, hellbent on quitting and retiring early. With @VildanaHajric and @nathanielpopper
https://t.co/o31kdini5b
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Young investors dream of using a steady stream of dividends to escape the 9-to-5 doldrums
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Dividends — once the stodgiest corner of investing — have become the new hot thing with jaded Gen Zers hellbent on quitting and retiring early. Bloomberg's @denitsa_tsekova explains https://t.co/VqcrSXDPqq
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How a $30 million pardon scheme targeted at Bitcoin booster Roger Ver failed even before it got to Donald Trump. A window into how people on the MAGA periphery are touting supposed White House ties to drum up pardon business. https://t.co/3WIVpDmpXB
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The audacious plan crystallized over a lobster dinner in Puerto Rico. That’s where a self-styled connector for the MAGA era says he and a child actor-turned-crypto enthusiast hatched an idea to...
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In aggregate, retail traders have been selling single stocks and buying index ETFs this year, arguably adopting a much more boring and traditionally-espoused approach, something that you read about precisely never. (per JPM data)
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Polymarket has become the talk of both Silicon Valley and Wall Street. what’s less talked about: sometimes its bets are decided not by objective fact, but by a group of crypto traders thrashing it out on Discord. 📖 by me & @justinaknope: https://t.co/40Ffs6S0rf
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With a global exchange that lets traders bet on the outcome of real world events — everything from elections to how often Elon Musk posts on X — Polymarket has become the talk of both Silicon Valley...
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This bull market is built differently. A new generation of "buy the dip" investors, who were told to fear crashes but instead learned to love vol, is propping it up These bullish investors function like short sellers did previously, buying during panic My latest for @WSJheard
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as a marker of where crypto is today you could do worse than this quote from a spokesperson for twenty one capital: “Optionality is wealth, for us everything is on the table because we think we can do anything." https://t.co/suYd27r7m9
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Crypto Inc. is borrowing straight from Wall Street’s playbook.
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The most read story on the Bloomberg Terminal today and the focus of tonight’s Evening Briefing: An exclusive interview with the man at the center of the latest meme stock frenzy. How fund manager @ericjackson became the eye of the retail trader storm https://t.co/8LKEQzo69W
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By Wall Street standards it’s been a whopping good month for Canadian hedge fund manager Eric Jackson, whose EMJ Capital Ltd. bought shares of Opendoor Technologies Inc. at around 70 cents and...
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Brightline is one of the few projects that both the Trump and Biden administrations have embraced, but . . . Based on the numbers so far, 3.1 million people are expected to ride Brightline in 2025, which is 53% below last year’s estimate, according to company reports. Revenue is
The high-speed train running from Miami to Orlando was lauded as an alternative vision for the future of US rail travel. But the privately-funded Brightline has investors nervous https://t.co/VF9Z987L27 with @ElizaHannon and Reshmi Basu
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Here's a good one for you... *Vanguard*, via its funds, is now the single largest shareholder of Strategy. Still can't buy spot bitcoin ETFs on their brokerage platform. via @VildanaHajric
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A What's happening with retail trading in India B What's happening with retail trading in the US How much of what's happening in A is also happening in B?
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"A steady stream of sales by long-time whales — miners, offshore funds and anonymous wallets — is being matched almost one-for-one by institutional players like ETFs, corporates and asset managers," @olgakharif
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Crypto ventures have added at least $620 million to Donald Trump’s fortune in the span of months, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index, which is valuing his family’s earnings from projects like World Liberty Financial and the Trump memecoin for the first time. via
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