@DeItaone $Gold’s time to shine may be lining up soon. We can see a confluence of macro forces that drive it, heading in the right direction.
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@DariusDale42@business@CliffordAsness I guess this is idealist thinking, but AI hopefully leads to abundance where money won’t matter as much as it does in a world of scarcity.
Treasury borrowing rises as long-duration demand is already strained
Why it matters: A larger federal financing requirement increases the amount of government debt that markets must absorb while long-term yields remain elevated.
The US Treasury expects to borrow $739 billion in privately held net marketable debt during the July–September quarter, $68 billion more than estimated in May, while maintaining a projected $950 billion September cash balance. It anticipates another $628 billion of borrowing during the fourth quarter. Auction details are due Wednesday, with investors particularly sensitive to long-duration issuance following the 30-year yield’s recent rise to a 19-year high.
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@JoeCarlasare The second derivative of global liquidity has been back-tested by us as the most correlated driver of future #Bitcoin prices.
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@WClemente Not much longer for any long duration, growth sensitive stock. Negative inflection period likely coming, based on our systematic macro forecast.
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@bespokeinvest Long duration plays are like going to hit a negative inflection point shortly as liquidity wanes and financial conditions continue to tighten.
@DeItaone This is likely the last gasp higher for 🇺🇸 US stocks. Our systematic models that have quite the track record, say that September to February is when we hit a choppier “Risk-Off” period.
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The #US and #Japan just intervened together to support the #yen.
That matters far beyond currency markets.
A stronger yen raises the cost of yen-funded leverage and can force investors to unwind positions across technology, emerging markets and other Risk-On assets.
#Reflation holds. But global #Liquidity just tightened.
The window of weakness is likely to be more macro in nature and affect everything. Our process looks out 6 months, and it’s not looking pretty.
We had a rosier outlook during the Iran conflict and called buying the dip in tech in March, which was the right call, while others were bearish. Link is in the bio.