@DarioCpx The key question isn't "Can AI ever go beyond its data?", but: How far beyond its training data can a system extrapolate when it has access to billions of simulations, tools, and real-time learning loops?
Here, the answer is no longer obvious.
Recalling my hierarchy from March 2.2026. Core themes unchanged: AI, energy, copper & uranium. What matters more now: cost of capital, real rates, liquidity & actual AI capex pace. Sentiment means little without cheap capital. Markets return to hard fundamentals.
#AssetAllocation
@Mayhem4Markets Flows look strong, but context matters. This is rotation, not broad risk-on. Capital is leaving the market, just concentrating in tech. If macro pressure holds, this can turn into a crowded trade fast. What would invalidate that?
@SchiffGold Policy choices, not commodities, are driving risk. Rising deficits and spending strain real yields and liquidity, making gold an early warning signal for inflation pressures.
@KobeissiLetter Crypto money is flowing back, but most of it piles into a few big ETFs. That makes the system fragile – any big redemptions, macro shocks, or rule changes could hit hard. Gains on momentum can disappear fast.
@Mayhem4Markets Micron’s DRAM/NAND bottlenecks create structural constraints, raising pricing pressure and potential delays for AI and server projects. New capacity arriving only in 2027 postpones, rather than solves, the issue.
@onechancefreedm FHFA easing doesn’t help the average homeowner. It’s a fix for underwriting friction, not families. Short-term relief → longer balance sheet fragility, higher risk after a catastrophe
Three industrial speeds 2026:
China → mass scale & labor
Europe → full deindustrialization
US → less labor, more capital, controlling bottlenecks (chips, rare earths, AI infra)
This isn’t a return to 1980s factories.
This is system redesign.
#IndustrialPolicy#SupplyChain
@charliebilello Debt growth alone is not the problem. What matters is the cost of carrying it.
Real stress shows up when interest expenses rise relative to government revenue.
If rates stay higher for longer, fiscal space compresses quickly.
What comes first: slower growth or tighter funding?
Tweet 6/6 (Takeaway / Actionable Insight)
English: Traders/investors 💼: consider hedging upstream EV battery exposure via cobalt/lithium futures or options. Watch carry trade dynamics in ZWL/RTGS as early warning signal ⚠️ #RiskFirst
Tweet 1/6 (Thread Title / Hook)
Thread: DRC/Zimbabwe → Cobalt/Lithium → EV Battery Costs 2027–28 ⚡🔋 Resource nationalism in DRC & Zimbabwe is peaking .
This is not just supply risk, it is a direct driver of EV battery costs in 2027–28
Let’s break down the mechanics #Macro
Polish media highlight the issue. EU and US reporting confirm escorting shipping through the Strait of Hormuz carries risks US Navy cannot fully control. Narrow passages and Iranian threats limit protection. Link in comments #RiskFirst#ProcessOverHype