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Here are the most held stocks by hedge funds
Source: Savvy Trade, Visual Capitalist
The US dollar’s share of foreign reserves remains dominant, though it has continued to slowly erode
This has been accompanied by a rise for others such as the Australian dollar, Canadian dollar, Chinese renminbi, and Korean won. Source: IMF
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Compounding starts slowly but gets more and more crazy over time
Source: Rene Sellmann
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Apple is now working on a cheaper model to launch late 2025 Radar🚨
According to Nikkei, Japans Norinchukin Bank:
Japan's 5th largest bank with $840 billion in assets - will sell more than 10 trillion yen ($63 billion) of its holdings of U.S. and European government bonds during the year ending March 2025 "as it aims to stem its losses from bets on low-yield foreign bonds, a main cause of its deteriorating balance sheet, and lower the risks associated with holding foreign government bonds."
The count on this US yield curve inversion is up to 21 consecutive months, an all-time record. How long this goes, nobody knows
Source: Jeff Weniger
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