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The Independence Doctrine: S&P 7,000 Floor & The Spirit Bailout Bombshell

7 min · 22 de abr de 2026
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The "War Scares" of March have officially transitioned into the "Infrastructure Efficiency" of Q2. In this formal technical briefing, Roman breaks down the structural floor at S&P 7,000 and the transition from a temporary ceasefire to the permanent Islamabad Treaty. Roman provides a deep-dive analysis of Kevin Warsh’s landmark Senate testimony, specifically his uncompromising defense of Federal Reserve independence and his "moral mission" for price stability. Plus, we dissect the Spirit Airlines bailout rumors following the CNBC bombshell, why $79k Bitcoin is the new settlement standard for Agentic AI, and the "Liquidity Paradox" currently hitting the Connecticut acquisition market.

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