Markets were quiet despite wide ranges, as Fed held rates but dissent and hawkish odds unsettled investors. Yen surged after intervention. Stocks ended slightly higher, though outlook remains negative. Bond yields rose, dollar fell.
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Since July 6, the Dow Jones has stayed above its BEV -5% line, signaling bullish momentum and likely new highs. Despite a recent 2% drop, similar past volatility preceded gains. Unless such swings increase, outlook remains positive.
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Crypto markets showed modest moves, with Bitcoin near $64,000 and ETF outflows continuing. Morgan Stanley launched Ethereum and Solana ETFs with low fees and staking rewards. A fake Bitcoin wallet on Apple’s App Store led to $1.8 million in losses.
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Both markets slipped last week amid cocoa demand concerns, with daily and weekly trends mixed to down. A large West African main crop harvest and favorable rains support the next crop.
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Markets alternate long secular bulls and bears; 1982–2000 bull then 2000–2009 bear. Current bull is 17 years old, raising concerns of an approaching bear. Opportunities still arise, such as senior healthcare. Historically gold and oil lead bears.
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Oil surged sharply, a trend supporting waste management and energy infrastructure firms like Secure Waste Infrastructure Corp., which reported higher EBITDA, discretionary free cash flow, and pays dividends.
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The Dow Jones reached a record high before pausing, staying near peak levels as the bull market remains intact. Analysts expect further gains unless volatility returns with major selloffs.
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Markets remained calm as US-Iran tensions fluctuated between conflict and negotiations, keeping oil volatile but supported. Stocks gained slightly, oil rose, and gold slipped.
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Since 2000, money supply and debt have fueled economic and market growth, raising questions about sustainability. Weak June job data hinted at underlying economic slowdown despite positive framing.
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Rising U.S.-Iran tensions expose a fragile agreement, likely pushing oil prices higher while pressuring stocks and gold. Markets show mixed signals, with large caps weakening and smaller stocks rallying.
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Corn was lower again last week on Midwest rains despite a neutral WASDE report. The report showed slightly higher beginning and ending stocks with no other changes.
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Rising inflation, driven by war, debt, and money growth, puts the Fed in a difficult position ahead of its meeting. SpaceX’s massive IPO highlights extreme market valuations. Stocks remain near highs amid uncertainty.
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A strong jobs report in the US and Canada unexpectedly triggered a stock market drop, signaling a peak, with tech sectors losing $2 trillion. Rising bond yields and dollar strength reduced rate-cut expectations while pressuring commodities.
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The US stock market keeps climbing as margin debt hits records, signaling risk appetite. Oil and gold swing with political rhetoric, while inflation persists alongside weak growth, hinting at stagflation.
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This week we’re looking at the dual shock of America’s impending honey crisis arriving right as honey consumption hits all time highs.
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The United States faces unprecedented debt, with federal obligations doubled in a decade and total liabilities near 180 trillion against a 32 trillion GDP.
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