Weekly Signals
A Market Divided Against Itself
Signals are split evenly between offense and defense, pointing to a market at an inflection point.
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Weekly Signals
Signals are split evenly between offense and defense, pointing to a market at an inflection point.
Closing Thoughts
When credit refuses to confirm a sell-off and geopolitics refuses to stay in the background, which signal is the market actually telling you to trust?
Macro Observations
Powell isn't waiting on inflation. He's waiting on an issuance machine that cannot survive a front-end cut. The Fed's reaction function has been captured by Treasury issuance mechanics — and the falsification condition is watchable.
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How the Unwinding of a Trillion-Dollar Yen Position Turned a Subprime Loss Into a Global Crash
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CE Credit Webinar Tomorrow
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Kayne Anderson's flagship midstream fund has been rebranded, switched to a monthly and 20% higher distribution, and rallied 39% this year, yet the discount to NAV has widened rather than closed.
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CE Credit Webinar Tomorrow
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A cool June CPI told the Fed to stand down the same week an Iran blockade, a Korean bear, and IBM's worst day ever said otherwise.
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XLU +2.60% 4W ROC (Risk-Off Week 3); XLF +1.0σ Notable; EEM/XLK Flip to Laggard; JNK/GOVT +0.69% Confirms Credit Stable
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Signals are split evenly between offense and defense, pointing to a market at an inflection point.
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What the dominant HBM supplier's Nasdaq debut means — and the new 2x daily long/short ETFs (SKUU, SKDD) that trade around it starting today.
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Is the vol-selling machine still bigger than the geopolitical shock function?