Three numbers to start 70% — the odds the market now puts on a September rate rise. Two weeks ago it was 35%, and the move that got it here came from Iran, not the Fed. 4.79% — the ten-year Treasury yield, its highest since early 2025. Last week the
Three numbers to start 30% — how often a humanoid robot successfully picks up a screwdriver. On an apple it is close to 100%. $9.32 — a pound of ground coffee at a US grocery store in July. In 2024 the average was $6.32. 65 hours — how long the stock
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Deals Catchers • August 31, 2026 By Mike Lee · 31 Aug 2026 The largest IPO in history listed at $135 in June, ran to $226, fell to $105, and now trades at $141. Ten weeks, and the shares available to sell have not even arrived yet. Over 90% of hardware technology
Deals Catchers • August 30, 2026 By Mike Lee · 30 Aug 2026 Kevin Warsh spoke for thirty minutes on Friday and refused to say what the Fed would do. Rate-hike odds went from 35% to 60% anyway. Keith Kaplan has invested $17 million into his own AI research and tools.
Deals Catchers • August 28, 2026 By Mike Lee · 28 Aug 2026 Your thermostat is connected. Your doorbell is connected. The thing hanging in every window is still worked by a cord, in three houses out of four. 92% of window shades are still manually controlled. Explore the RYSE investment opportunity
Deals Catchers • August 27, 2026 By Mike Lee · 27 Aug 2026 Americans handed over their gold at $20.67 an ounce. Nine months later the government priced the same ounce at $35 and kept the difference. In 1934, the government executed a legal maneuver that transferred billions in wealth overnight.
Deals Catchers • August 26, 2026 By Mike Lee · 26 Aug 2026 Amazon paid $1 billion for a doorbell. Google paid $3.2 billion for a thermostat. Neither company was buying hardware. Kevin O’Leary and the Sharks passed on Ring — only to watch Amazon buy it for over $1 billion.
Deals Catchers • August 25, 2026 By Mike Lee · 25 Aug 2026 In June the United States collected negative tariff revenue. It had never happened before, and $166 billion is now moving in the opposite direction. Because it’s not just a payout it’s the first sign of a massive
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Deals Catchers • August 24, 2026 By Mike Lee · 24 Aug 2026 Congress approved $95 billion by two votes and paid for none of it. Then it moved the shutdown deadline and went on holiday. House lawmakers just advanced a $95 billion package. The vote was 216–214. No offsetting cuts
Deals Catchers • August 23, 2026 By Mike Lee · 23 Aug 2026 The largest IPO in history was priced as a rocket company. The filing describes a data centre business that does not exist yet. Hidden inside the SpaceX S-1 is the master plan for Elon’s next big disruption.
Deals Catchers • August 21, 2026 By Mike Lee · 21 Aug 2026 Last April, coal stopped being a fuel in the eyes of federal law and became a mineral. Everything that has happened to it since follows from that one paragraph. Wall Street spent a decade declaring the end of coal.
Deals Catchers • August 20, 2026 By Mike Lee · 20 Aug 2026 Silicon is running into the thermal wall. The money chasing the way around it has quietly doubled in seven months. T-Mobile just enabled Starlink satellite connectivity on every iPhone and billions of phones are coming online for the
Deals Catchers • August 19, 2026 By Mike Lee · 19 Aug 2026 A tax bill signed thirteen months ago quietly rewrote how retirement income gets taxed this year. Almost nobody was told which parts start now. Most Americans don’t realize they’re losing money to taxes until it’s too
Deals Catchers • August 18, 2026 By Mike Lee · 18 Aug 2026 Utilities spent a decade planning to close their coal plants. Then the data centres arrived, and coal generation rose 13% in a single year. Call it coal's clean comeback: a way to convert coal into fuel without
Deals Catchers • August 17, 2026 By Mike Lee · 17 Aug 2026 Gold is back near $4,400 and silver back above $65. Both are still a long way below where they stood in January — and the gap between them is the part worth reading. Why are bank branches quickly and
Deals Catchers • August 16, 2026 By Mike Lee · 16 Aug 2026 The company that makes the chips is now putting money into the power plants. That tells you which part of the AI buildout has become the bottleneck. A perfect storm of operational breakthroughs and policy shifts has the potential
Deals Catchers • August 14, 2026 By Mike Lee · 14 Aug 2026 The market closed at a record last night. Underneath it, the money funding the AI buildout got harder to see — and there is now roughly twelve dollars of financing behind every dollar the biggest customer earns. The Bellweather Signal
Deals Catchers • August 13, 2026 By Mike Lee · 13 Aug 2026 Inflation came in tame yesterday and short-term rates fell. The thirty-year did not move at all. That is the number worth your attention this morning. A tiny startup does not accidentally end up inside the secure perimeter
Deals Catchers • August 12, 2026 By Mike Lee · 12 Aug 2026 Wages grew 3.2% last year. Inflation is forecast at 3.4%. Even if this morning’s number comes in exactly as expected, you got poorer. The biggest IPO in history could be days away. Click Here to Get
Deals Catchers • August 11, 2026 By Mike Lee · 11 Aug 2026 Oil is back near ninety dollars and the ten-year just cleared 4.72%. Tomorrow morning we find out whether that has reached the inflation number yet. A new video has caught Wall Street completely off guard. Click Here
