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Overall Tech credit Spreads continue to trade wide to the overall IG credit market...
Source: zerohedge
Great chart by Tavi Costa showing Mega-caps hardware stocks Entreprise Value as a % of GDP - 2000 vs. today...
We think Nvidia has a different profile. Still, this is a scary one...
Kalshi and Polymarkets are among the pre-IPOs superstars right now...
Source: Bloomberg, Bay Area times, RBC
Gold is only 2.8% of investor AUM... imagine 4–5%.
Source: The Market Ear
Central banks have completely messed up market messaging.
First Fed's schziophrenic communications sent Dec rate cut odds from 80% to 30% to 100%, and now the BOJ just send Dec rate hike odds to 80% from 20% ten days ago! Source: zerohedge
This might force the hand of the Fed...
Powell may have floated the idea of a pause, but the cooling U.S. labor market tells a different story — and it’s opening the door to lower policy rates. Here’s the twist: Inflation is holding around 3.0%, dipped to 2.3%, and is averaging 2.7% for the year. GDP? Still strong. Demographics? Warping the job market. And yet… rate cuts are coming. Why? Because the other half of the Fed’s mandate is screaming for it. Lower rates conveniently support: Debt sustainability Financial-sector stability Liquidity across the system Central banks want lower rates — and their messaging shows it. That’s why we’re hearing nonstop about financial-sector risks, bond-market volatility, and liquidity needs… and far less about headline inflation.
Gold is on pace for its best year since 1979, up over 60% in 2025.
Source: Charlie Bilello
Fed Reserve just pumped $13.5 Billion into the U.S. Banking System through overnight repos.
This is the 2nd largest liquidity injection since Covid and surpasses even the peak of the Dot Com Bubble Source. Barchart
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