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JUST IN: Fidelity has marked up the value of its shares in X by 11% during the month of December, according to a new disclosure
Usage of X is currently at an all time high of 384 billion user seconds per day. It is also believed that the launch of Elon Musk's AI company, Grok, has helped increase valuation. X is currently the #2 news app on the App Store. Source: The Kobeissi Letter
Rabobank: "What happens when all of those regional US banks with balance sheets loaded with dubious commercial real estate loans can no longer pledge underwater securities at par?
The answer is more money printing, which explains the price action in the S&P500." Source: www.zerohedge.com, Bloomberg
Equity futures spiked while bond yields dropped yesterday after the close after US Treasury unexpectedly slashed borrowing estimates:
- For Q1, US Treasury now expects to borrow "only" $760 billion in debt, which is $55 billion lower than what it expected in October 2023, and is about $30BN below wall street estimates. The difference the Treasury explained is "largely due to projections of higher net fiscal flows and a higher beginning of quarter cash balance." In other words, Treasury expects higher taxes to more than make up the $55BN difference from the previous estimate. - For Q2, the Treasury now expects to borrow only $202 billion in debt. While there was no previous Treasury forecast for this period, Wall Street expected a number somewhere in the $500BN vicinity, so clearly this is far lower than preciously expected. Source: Bloomberg, Chris Middleton, Lawrence McDonald, www.zerohedge.com
BREAKING‼️ BlackRock and VanEck Bitcoin ETF ads LIVE on Google
In accordance with Google’s latest policy regarding crypto, starting from January 29, 2024, advertisements on Bitcoin ETFs are allowed. Initially, the publication will be limited to the United States, but a subsequent expansion at a global level is planned.
As a reminder. The bank never goes bankrupt and G7 countries will NOT default on their claims. Adjustment takes place through money debasement
There are 3 ways to invest at a time of FIAT currency: 1/ Spend 2/ Invest in risk assets 3/ Invest in store of values
🇯🇵 Hedge Funds, Asset Managers Take Opposite Yen Bets Amid BOJ Talk - Bloomberg, C.Barraud
Hedge funds and asset managers were split on their yen views as the Bank of Japan laid the ground for an end to its negative-rate policy. Leveraged funds cut net yen shorts to the lowest level since February 2023 in the seven days ended Jan. 23 when BOJ announced its last policy decision, according to a report from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission. In contrast, asset managers, such as pension funds and insurance companies, boosted net shorts by the most since May when the investors switched to shorts from longs.
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