BREAKING: Foreign de...from Thetradeinsight

BREAKING: Foreign demand for U.S. Treasuries surged in January, rising +$34.8B to $9.3T—the second-highest level on record. Japan, the top holder, added +$39.8B, bringing its total to $1.2T—the highest since July 2022. The U.K., the second-largest holder, increased its position by +$29.3B to $895.3B, the third-highest level ever. China, ranked third, boosted holdings by +$10.9B to $694.4B—the highest since September. Meanwhile, European Union holdings climbed +$8.0B to $2.1T. Foreign ownership of U.S. debt is now at near-record highs.

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Plenty of companies right now look like once-in-a-generation buying opportunities. These are the names I’m actively accumulating and holding with long-term conviction: 1. $JD — Trading at its lowest valuation ever despite strong growth. Target: $67 2. $SOFI — One of my largest positions. High growth, strong execution, and relatively low risk. Target: $52 3. $OSCR— The hype has cooled off, but the fundamentals keep improving. Target: $45 4. $ZETA — A disruptive AI-driven ad-tech player, still trading at just ~17x forward P/E with solid growth. Target: $66 Bookmark this and revisit in 12 months — these are the bets I’m making.

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Income stacking mode ON 💸 $GPIQ (~10% yield) $1,000 → ~$100/year $10,000 → ~$1,000/year $25,000 → ~$2,500/year $50,000 → ~$5,000/year $200,000 → ~$20,000/year Tech + Nasdaq cash flow 🔥📊

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