the discrepancies between what the market says and what the market does...

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Interesting that Trump spedrun the peace talks right before Warsh's first Fed meeting
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wow, how surprising the macro isn't good ?? Retards
This market makes no sense, these participants are fully retarded
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Trump won't allow for the markets to tank but it's getting so ridiculous at this point, he's making the US lose so much credibility. Lower for crypto until Clarity Act date is set.
Pay attention to the lingo here. It might sound like 'same bs, different day' but this is capitulation to avoid escalations on this fine month. Trump can't allow for high inflation and a bad stock market simultaneously. Everyone is scared shitless but again, all the bad catalysts are attributed to this war which can improve significantly in a short period of time
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This market makes no sense, these participants are fully retarded
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When the Clarity Act update comes, it'll be so simple: Jito, Ondo, Plasma
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Although it's expected, I never know how priced in the market makes of japanese inflation. But this is another piece of pressure to consider. Still think crypto gets a relief rally whenever a date is set for Clarity Act. The only 2 tickers I like right now are Jito and Ondo, and from afar because market conditions are too shit
๐ŸšจThe Bank of Japan just issued its most direct rate hike warning of 2026. In a speech delivered this morning, Governor Ueda said the BOJ is now more concerned about inflation running too hot than it is about the economy slowing down. That is a significant statement from a central bank that spent decades fighting deflation. Here is exactly what he said. Japan's CPI is projected to hit 2.8% this fiscal year and rise above 3% for a period. The Producer Price Index hit 4.9% year on year in April, the highest reading in nearly 3 years. Upstream price increases are already spreading into plastic products, construction, transport, and food. Wages are rising at 5% for the third consecutive year. Inflation expectations among firms and households are both moving higher. Ueda explicitly stated that if upside risks to prices continue to outweigh downside risks to the economy, the BOJ will raise rates. Real interest rates in Japan are still negative despite three hikes since 2024. The policy rate currently sits at 0.75%. A move to 1% at the June 15-16 meeting is now widely expected. This matters far beyond Japan. For decades global investors borrowed money in Japan at near zero interest rates. They then took that borrowed money and invested it into higher yielding assets around the world, US stocks, tech stocks, emerging market bonds, and crypto. The trade generates profit as long as Japanese borrowing costs stay low. When the BOJ raises rates, the cost of borrowing in yen goes up. That forces investors to close those positions selling US stocks, selling crypto, selling emerging market assets and converting the proceeds back into yen to repay their loans. The selling happens fast and across every market simultaneously. In August 2024 the BOJ raised rates by just 0.15%. Within 48 hours the Japanese stock market posted its single largest one day crash in history. Global equities, crypto, and emerging markets all sold off violently. That was just 0.15%. The expected June move is to 1%, from 0.75%. That is a larger move in a market that is already under significantly more stress than August 2024. The global carry trade built on near zero Japanese rates is estimated at over $4 trillion. At the same June meeting the BOJ will also conduct an interim assessment of its bond purchase reduction plan and announce a new guideline for 2027. Reuters reports that a full pause to QT is the preferred option internally. If the BOJ raises rates and pauses QT simultaneously it means tighter monetary policy through rates but continued bond market support, a direct acknowledgment that Japan's bond market cannot yet stand on its own. The June 15-16 BOJ decision, whether it hikes, how much, and what it decides on QT will be the single most important data point for global risk assets in the weeks ahead.
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Pay attention to the lingo here. It might sound like 'same bs, different day' but this is capitulation to avoid escalations on this fine month. Trump can't allow for high inflation and a bad stock market simultaneously. Everyone is scared shitless but again, all the bad catalysts are attributed to this war which can improve significantly in a short period of time
TRUMP DOWNPLAYED THE THREAT OF IRANIAN MINES IN THE STRAIT OF HORMUZ, SAYING U.S. FORCES HAVE CLEARED MOST OF THEM AND THAT THE WATERWAY COULD REOPEN QUICKLY IF IRAN AGREES TO A CEASEFIRE FRAMEWORK.
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Clarity Pump Part II coming real soon
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You're betting on PENGU I'm betting on PENG
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The way Jito is gonna skyrocket over the next few weeks, the market isn't ready
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No escalations during world cup
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Crypto market crashing but world cup is coming
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That is a fact and until then, volatility will be pretty wild
KEVIN HASSETT SAID A POTENTIAL UNITED STATES-IRAN DEAL COULD DRIVE ENERGY PRICES SHARPLY LOWER AND CREATE ROOM FOR THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM TO CUT INTEREST RATES, WHILE ARGUING THAT RECENT INFLATION PRESSURES HAVE BEEN LARGELY DRIVEN BY HIGH ENERGY COSTS.
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not too far from reality at this point
BREAKING: Trump and Warsh are reportedly set to announce a surprise 25bps intermeeting rate cut at the White House today to kick off the โ€œWarsh eraโ€ with the right vibes. Source: Axios and an Iranian official.
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RUBIO STATED, "WE'RE NOT THERE YET" REGARDING THE IRAN DEAL.
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This guy's ability to put himself in Trump's shoes is legit elite ball. Everything makes so much sense under his lens no glaze
Above all else, Trump values his legacy &, perhaps even more importantly, the US governmental apparatus its hegemony. Handing over the Strait of Hormuz would be the biggest geopolitical blunder in modern US history. Jimmy Carter giving away the Panama Canal for a dollar, which weighs heavily in Trump's mind, would be peanuts in its strategic implications for the US. On the flip side, asserting complete control of the Strait of Hormuz & assuring a compliant Iran would etch Trump's name in golden letters in the pages of history & pave the way for the 1KYAE. Escalation is inevitable.
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I disagree here. So long as: 1. Hormuz doesn't worsen 2. AI keeps doing its thing independently 3. Oil doesn't pump hard (heavily linked to Hormuz anyway) It's not enough for a complete downfall. Macro is bad, no doubt, but the market has been more complex than what meets the eye, and lots of it can be reversed if the US and Iran come to semi-interesting terms
Perfect spot to giga short nq in oblivion with the macro backdrop and rates about to explode. Gl all
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Clarity Act at the Senate US & China talks US & Iran recent escalations There's rarely been a week this determining of the markets' futures.
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Clarity Act can't get any updates before next week. Up til then I guess
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