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IS THE MARKET TOO COMPLACENT ?
The Put-to-call ratio 30-day moving average FELL to the LOWEST since November 2021, one month before the 2022 bear market started. This aligns with the Feb 2020 levels, before the 2020 CRASH. Hedging barely exists in this market.👇 Source: Global Markets
Germany 10-year bond yields rise as tensions between Europe and the US, highlighted at the Munich Security Conference, make investors nervous.
There is speculation that European leaders meeting in Paris today may agree to increase defense spending to strengthen the continent’s security. Source: HolgerZ, Bloomberg
BREAKING: Elon Musk says millions of people over 140 years old are receiving Social Security benefits.
Source: WinSmart
Diageo on Major Support Level
Diageo has consolidated 48% since January 2022, but the long-term trend (monthly chart) remains bullish. The stock is currently testing a major support level at 2139. Keep an eye on the price action for potential opportunities. Source: Bloomberg
The World’s Largest Sovereign Wealth Funds
Source: Voronoi, Visual Capitalist
President Donald Trump has recently announced plans to implement "reciprocal tariffs"
aimed at addressing perceived trade imbalances between the United States and its trading partners. This policy intends to match the tariffs that other countries impose on U.S. exports by levying equivalent tariffs on imports from those nations. The goal is to promote fairness and encourage countries to reduce their tariffs on American goods. Source. Bloomberg, ChatGPT
The more we learn the more we realize how little we know
Source: Yasin Arafeh
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