The funds decide it, because owners do not redeem on a Tuesday. If the spot funds lose another $500 million over five sessions, the shelf is borrowed money (KuCoin, Nov 12).
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#Crypto#ETF#Leverage
Which seller is in the tape, the owner or the borrower? Bitcoin sits near $73,600 after an 8.3% slide (Moneycontrol, Nov 12) #Bitcoin. Only one of those two can survive a bad week.
What does the flow say?
The biggest wallets kept buying. TokenPost puts wallets holding 100 to 10,000 coins at accumulation scores above 0.5. Support sits at $73,100 to $73,500, with $75,500 the level to reclaim (https://t.co/l3AkBv8Der, Nov 12).
How do you tell them apart?
A closed strait would, and nothing else does. If the front-month contract trades more than $1 above the next month for a week, the market is pricing a shortage (CME, Nov 12).
Bookmark the slide before the next inventory print.
#Energy#Crude#OPEC
Which number won in October, the barrels or the attacks? The price fell anyway, and the reason matters. Brent fell to $91.29 while 37 ships were attacked in the Strait of Hormuz (CNBC, Nov 12) #Oil.
So why did the price fall?
The surplus shows up in the American Petroleum Institute's count, which rose 9.0 million barrels in a week (CNBC, Nov 12). Traders left the war premium before the peace talks started, and the slide continued.
What would bring the premium back?
Central banks are still buying. If the ETFs lose $2 billion over three weeks, the official bid is not absorbing the selling (mitrade, Nov 12).
Vote on the metal you would rather hold.
#Metals#Dollar#Rates
Gold fell below $4,000 because the dollar broke out. Official buyers have not stopped. Spot sits near $3,975 as the dollar index hit a 19-month high at 102.9 (CNBC, Nov 12) #Gold.
Why does a stronger dollar pull metal down?
That message shows up in the ten-year at 4.98%, after touching 5.00% this week (Treasury, Nov 12). Higher yields raise the cost of holding metal that pays nothing.
So who is still buying?
Spending shows up in interest. Interest reached $846 million, up from $310 million (company release, Nov 10). If exit run-rate revenue lands below $20 billion, the backlog is not converting.
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#Cloud#Capex#Debt
The AI trade did not break last month, yet one balance sheet did. CoreWeave shares rose 24.7% to $60.77 in a single session, its best day in 17 months (Yahoo Finance, Nov 11) #CoreWeave.
So how did the quarter look?
That spending is covered by signed contracts. Backlog reached $132.5 billion, and customers will prepay about $9 billion within three months (https://t.co/j2oxIiApd5, Nov 10).
Where does the cash gap show up?
The first day will settle the argument. If the placement is trimmed below $20 billion at pricing, the strategic money was a prop (Guardian, Nov 10).
Tag the investor who would take the placement price.
#IPO#AI#Semis
Private buyers set the price in May, yet the public must pay more. Anthropic set the range at $70 to $78 a share (TechCrunch, Nov 10) #Anthropic. That is $1.404 trillion at the top.
What did the May round price it at?
The offering comes with $26 billion of non-voting stock at the same price. Nvidia and Google each committed $10 billion of it (Yahoo Finance, Nov 11). The buyers are also the company's chip suppliers.
Who ends up holding that risk?