📊 Bad news = good news again?
A couple of days ago I posted about US bond yields moving above 5% and whether equities could keep absorbing higher rates.
Today gave us an interesting answer.
US payrolls came in at just 29,000 vs 90,000 expected.
Normally a big miss on jobs wouldn’t exactly be something... Show More
📈 One thing I’m watching at the minute…
Bond yields are moving back to levels we haven’t seen in years.
The US 10-year is now above 5.2%, yet the stock market has held up surprisingly well.
That’s interesting to me.
At 5%+ on Treasuries, investors are getting a pretty decent return for taking very... Show More
$STLA — ugly chart, but is the business starting to turn?
I’ve been following Stellantis for a while and it’s probably one of the more interesting positions in my portfolio at the minute.
The share price tells you exactly what the market thinks of it.
But I’m more interested in whether the numbers... Show More
🔎 $ONDO — One year later
This was actually my last post on eToro, over a year ago.
At the time I was looking at $ONDO because I thought tokenised real-world assets could become one of the main links between traditional markets and crypto.
A lot has happened since.
Ondo Stocks now has over $1bn in... Show More
🔍 Will $ONDO Become the Weekend Indicator for Monday Markets?
As traditional markets close on Friday, crypto keeps trading—24/7, no breaks. With institutional projects like $ONDO tokenizing real-world assets (RWAs) and linking directly to US Treasury yields, many traders are starting to watch it as... Show More
“Screenshot this — I’ll be back in 2030.”
My pick: $SEI
Institutions are positioning quietly — retail hasn’t woken up yet.
Which asset will people regret not buying at today’s price?
$BTC | $ETH | $NVDA (NVIDIA Corporation) | $TSLA (Tesla Motors, Inc.) | Other?
Follow the money. Not the noise.... Show More
Not investment advice. The author may have financial interests in the mentioned instruments.
“Yesterday’s Mega Liquidation”
🚨 $19B Liquidated Overnight in Crypto — The Biggest Crash Yet
Yesterday’s market meltdown just turned the crypto world upside down. Over $19 billion in leveraged positions were force-sold. Over 1.6 million traders got wiped out.
The spark? A macro chaos bomb: 100% tariffs... Show More
🍀🚨 Big week ahead:
- Monday: Durable Good Orders
- Tuesday: Consumer Confidence Report
- Wednesday: NVIDIA Earnings (after close)
- Thursday: GDP Q2 Data (+2.3% expected) & U.S Jobless Claims
- Friday: July PCE Inflation Numbers
Plus, the S&P might hit a new record high!
$NVDA (NVIDIA... Show More
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