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The Spanish government has stated that it has the necessary resources to contain any potential consequences from U.S. President Trump's threat to cut trade with countries that do business with Iran. Spain is prepared to respond to any trade actions taken by the U.S. government.

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Hi guys,

I’ve been building investing tools for myself and kept running into the same issue:

Most free financial APIs give you price data and some fundamentals, but insider transactions and 13F filings are either delayed or locked behind relatively expensive paid tiers.

What bothered me more was that a lot of data isn’t actually sourced cleanly it’s scraped or inconsistently structured.

So I ended up building my own API called finqual.app

A few things that might be relevant here:

Data is pulled directly from SEC filings

Updated as soon as filings are published

Financial statements, insider transactions, and 13F filings included

Data is normalized and structured (so you don’t have to parse raw SEC filings)

100 free API calls/day

No credit card required

It’s basically structured SEC data without having to deal with EDGAR formatting yourself.

If anyone here is building dashboards, screeners, or running their own fundamental analysis, happy to answer questions or get feedback.

This article introduces 'Brun', a new programming language designed for simplicity and accessibility. It showcases a basic 'Hello, World!' program as an example of Brun's straightforward syntax and ease of use.

There seem to be two different philosophies about early monetization.

One argues that you should start charging as soon as possible. Even getting a single paying user for a few dollars is considered a meaningful signal.

The other approach is to first get exposure, gather feedback from real users, and only then plan monetization more carefully.

I tend to lean toward the latter.

If you're currently running a product for free, I’d be curious to hear about it. What is the product, why are you keeping it free for now, and what are your plans for monetization (when/how)?

The article provides an overview of the history of the Ruby programming language's queue data structure, including its development and usage in various Ruby libraries and frameworks over time.

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Second Look Research is a platform that provides in-depth analysis and insights on various topics, helping readers gain a deeper understanding of complex issues. The website covers a range of subjects, including technology, finance, and social trends, offering well-researched and impartial perspectives.

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The article explores concerns among U.S. military leaders about a potential war with Iran, particularly their worries that President Trump and his allies may be motivated by a belief in biblical prophecies of Armageddon rather than strategic national security interests.

MDX is a superset of Markdown that allows for the embedding of React components within Markdown documents, enabling the creation of rich, interactive content. It provides a powerful way to combine Markdown's simplicity and readability with the flexibility of React components.

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Meta (formerly Facebook) is creating a new Applied AI Engineering organization within its Reality Labs division to focus on developing and integrating advanced AI capabilities into the company's virtual and augmented reality products and services.

Osday.dev is a website that provides open-source software and tools, including web development resources, programming tutorials, and discussions on technology trends and best practices.