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[FinX @LevelUp975]

I’ll give it to New York tonight. The energy in the Garden is like nothing I’ve seen in sports in a long time.

[FinX @LevelUp975]

There’s no doubt about it. You’re seeing and hearing about it everywhere.

[unusual_whales @unusual_whales]

2 of 3 Americans are cutting back on spending, per AP

[FinX @LevelUp975]

You can have a great trading plan, but if your emotional game is weak, it all goes up in smoke.

[FinX @LevelUp975]

Markets evolve and change. Human-nature never does. Humans make the same mistakes over and over. Especially when it comes to markets and money.

[FinX @LevelUp975]

Yes, there’s a few delusional realtors still left out there.

[FinX @LevelUp975]

Silver weekly… same story, same chart as gold. The Fed and the trajectory of rates own the direction here over the coming quarters.

[FinX @LevelUp975]

Gold weekly… the pullback continues to support. Will it hold? Will it break? Will it bounce? We’ll find out soon as we head into the June FOMC and new Fed chair.

[FinX @LevelUp975]

Bitcoin weekly… has taken an absolute ass whipping over the last several quarters. But it’s now testing longterm major support. Will we see the dead cat bounce next🤔

[FinX @LevelUp975]

SPX weekly… yellow caution on the weekly currently. Next levels of support marked on the chart. Inflation data incoming Wednesday & Thursday. Consumer sentiment on tap Friday. World Cup and SpaceX IPO dead ahead too.

[FinX @LevelUp975]

@Trading_Sunset $SMR $DKNG 👍

[FinX @LevelUp975]

Where the market closes tomorrow is more important than where it opens. First hour and the last hour are where your focus should be.

[FinX @LevelUp975]

Sad, but true.

[middleclassparty @middle_class_us]

You can’t “grind” your way past price-gouging and greed.

Effort isn’t the problem.

Extraction is.

[FinX @LevelUp975]

No matter how much exercise you do, you won't burn fat if you don't improve your diet.

[FinX @LevelUp975]

Every realtor out there will tell you less people are moving to Florida now. The great migration phase has peaked and gone.

[FinX @LevelUp975]

Conversely, a softer CPI reading could ease fears that inflation is becoming entrenched and provide some relief to risk assets. Either way, the May CPI may prove to be one of the most important releases of the year and could even be a critical inflection point for the markets.

[FinX @LevelUp975]

Markets are currently beginning to price in higher rates. A hotter-than-expected CPI report would likely reinforce that view and could force markets to further reprice the expected path of monetary policy.

[FinX @LevelUp975]

The strong jobs report, coupled with a third consecutive month of elevated inflation and an accelerating trend, will make it difficult for the market and the Fed to ignore whether the rise in oil proves temporary or not.

[FinX @LevelUp975]

If the May CPI reading comes in as expected, the Fed will face a three-month annualized rate of change of about 8.3% and a six-month rate of change of 5.4%.

[FinX @LevelUp975]

Friday’s jobs report increased the odds of a rate hike at the December 2026 meeting to 65%, with the market pricing in a Fed Funds rate of 3.86%. As a result, the two-year rate closed at 4.15%, its highest level since February 2025.

[FinX @LevelUp975]

The May CPI report will be released on June 10 and just got a whole lot more important. The May jobs report triggered a sharp sell-off in the market on June 5 as a hotter-than-expected report raised expectations for a Fed rate hike.