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📸Flashback to 2006. Fed stops hiking 7.2006. US inflation goes back to target 10.2006 (1.3%). LT yields follow. Oil bottoms 1.2007 ($50) and inflect higher. Inflation is back. Fed cuts rates in 8.2007. Market tops 10.2007. Oil/inflation go bananas til 7.2008. Then the collapse.
🇺🇸 $NQ failed breakdown with recapture of the Liberation day trendline 4.2025-3.2026-11.2026? #NASDAQ100 $QQQ
Liquidity now being withdrawn from the capital markets, after YoY growth peaked Q4 2026
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$NAHB index at 29 suggests we are in 9.2006. If we are entering a RE bear market (as suggested by oversupply + rates), bottom was a reading of 8 in 2.2009. 2.5y of pain still ahead? Bull case is yields top, refinancing triggers, and housing market slowly turns. $BLDR $RKT
$URG #uranium play supplying $CEG started production in 2012. Sold 500-800klbs/y in 2014-2016 (traded >1usd), 300klbs/y 2017-2018, then 100klbs/y in 2023 and 260-370klbs/y in 2024-2025, with 600klbs planned for 2026 ramping up to 2Mlbs in 2028. Costs around 50usd/lb. Price disconnect from between UX spot and stock price: directional movements are replicated, but not amplitude. Traded at 1.5usd/share when UX was 50usd, is now trading at 0.8usd a share with UX at 90usd.
♾ Are US #uranium miners one of the most asymmetric trades in the market currently? $CEG signed LT PPAs with the full Mag7 ($MSFT/ $META starting 2027, $GOOG starting 2028, $AMZN starting 2030+), and they buy uranium from $UUUU (ramping up to 2Mlbl/y in 2026) and $URG (ramping up to 2Mlbl/y in 2028).
US Consumer confidence plunging at ATL while saving rates are plunging, while real disposable personal income is flat MoM, while Daily linkUp job opening are plunging. Is the tape starting to get much worse under the surface? nitter.gq/GoldForecast/status/21…
#CMI index still consistent with robust credit conditions, far from #recession.
What if the #Fed #hike #cycle is meant to slow down the #economy just enough so that it does not #overheat, keeping #financial #conditions accommodative but not too accomodative?
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Something will get worked out in Middle East, this administration can tolerate a higher 10Y (debatable too) but they can’t tolerate a pickup in bond vol as that breaks things & last week we finally saw quite the pick up.
Hike expectations are way over skis, & largely baked in (We’re pricing in another 2 hikes by year end & another 2 in ‘27; this isn’t a hiking cycle and another ‘22 and this is a fade); short term investment inflation from AI will shift to disinflationary tailwinds, & the Fed will use that to have a hold / easing bias in ‘27 (although maybe midway through and think you have to front run by starting to postion now and into early ‘27; again maybe I’m wrong but just my thinking); recently have been averaging in to duration sensitive names as think many in the group are already trading at trough earnings & on a snapback in bonds, lot of alpha to be made, especially since up quite a bit on the year & haven’t drawn down in this recent mess so can afford to take the risk here, hypers & semis will go up together (this is just like March, war in forefront but a ton of AI acceleration in backdrop) but definitely think hypers are the bigger no brainer to be overweight; own some miners for when oil comes down as margins will shoot up etc…
For the ones interested... #2023
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10Y 5%, horrific sentiment on duration, everyone saying it’s all fiscal & debt issues (had zero to do with that), moment oil topped, 10Y followed shortly after, some attribution to Yellen sure (probably see same with Bessent in November @ QRA) but a lot had to do with oil; & then a big rotation into year-end on the notion of all the stimulative measures from just oil down / bonds up and dollar up as hikes get priced out
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High Beta CCC OAS Spreads Ripping…
There are signs & then there are signs.
$MSFT Capex only at 41b in Q2 and insane cash from operations at 55b (vs 43b last year), hence still FCF>0... 2026 Capex guidance at 190b means 59b/q for q3 and q4.


























