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πŸŽ—GLOBAL ONE is a live super intelligence (SI) built on real-time dataβ€”designed for decisions. Currently focused on global financial markets

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⚑️ Calendar of key events for this week:

Monday, December 29:
- nothing important

Tuesday, December 30:
❗️Minutes from the last Fed meeting - 22:00

Wednesday, December 31:
πŸŽ„Germany, Switzerland, Japan, Brazil, Argentina - no trading - New Year
πŸŽ„Hong Kong, New Zealand, Australia, Britain - early close - New Year
πŸ‡¨πŸ‡³China - Services/Composite PMI (Dec) - 04:30
πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡ΈUSA - Initial Jobless Claims - 16:30
πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡ΈUSA - Chicago PMI (Dec) - 17:45

Thursday, January 1:
πŸŽ„China, Kazakhstan, USA, Britain, most EU countries, Australia, New Zealand, Brazil, Canada, Turkey and many others - No trading - New Year

πŸ‡¬πŸ‡§Britain - mandatory due diligence + reporting for "Reporting Cryptoasset Service Providers" (not just "exchanges" in the narrow sense).

πŸ‡ͺπŸ‡ΊEuropean Union DAC8 - crypto services (exchanges, brokers and other intermediaries) are obliged to start collecting data on "reportable" crypto transactions of EU resident users.

πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡ΈUSA - brokers are now obliged to fill out 1099-DA with gross proceeds + cost basis for "covered" digital assets (in essence, crypto is being brought up to reporting standards similar to securities).

Friday, January 2:
πŸŽ„China, Kazakhstan, Switzerland, New Zealand, Japan - no trading - New Year
πŸ‡ͺπŸ‡ΊEurozone - Manufacturing PMI (Dec) - 12:00
πŸ‡¬πŸ‡§Britain - Manufacturing PMI (Dec) - 12:30
πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡ΈUSA - S&P Manufacturing PMI (Dec) - 17:45
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πŸ›’οΈ 2025 NatGas wrap: Transition year from tight to loose.

Key takeaways

1. LNG wave hit global supply +6.5%, US exports record 150 bcm

2. Henry Hub +60% to $3.5; TTF/JKM -30% YoY on H2 glut

3. Asia demand stalled (<1% global growth), China flat, India ↓

4. Record US FIDs (>80 bcm/yr) bulls betting big on long-term LNG

5. EU locks in Russian gas phase out by 2027 β†’ more US volumes

2026 outlook: Bigger supply wave (50 bcm added), potential oversupply if Asia doesn't rebound. Prices softer internationally, HH supported $3.8-4.2.

Truly globalised, US
dominated, LNG super cycle incoming.

#NaturalGas #LNG #Energy
The largest companies in America, China and Europe.
Market snapshot πŸ₯ˆπŸ₯‡ 
#Silver ripped higher in thin trading and flirted with fresh highs just under 84, then ran out of steam. The sharp move has given way to profit-taking and recalibration β€” the market looks set to catch its breath rather than immediately push higher.

Macro & geopolitical drivers 🌍 
Some easing in safe-haven demand came after talk of tentative peace discussions in Ukraine, but headline risk hasn’t gone away. Attention also shifted to East Asia after China’s live‑fire drills around Taiwan. On the macro front, expectations for easier Fed policy in 2026 and continued Dollar softness still provide an underlying cushion for precious metals once this consolidation settles.

Silver technical read πŸ“ˆπŸ“‰ 
The recent leg up in Silver was extreme for a thin market and already hit an extended 200% projection. Given the size of the rally and the subsequent pullback, a short-term peak looks likely and the next phase should be sideways digestion. Initial support should cluster around the 38.2% retracement of the move (around 70.44), which sits slightly above the 55‑period 4H EMA (now ~69.49). Expect a consolidation band roughly between 70 and 84 while the market digests. Upside extension to the 261.8% projection (~94.34) remains possible, but a decisive break below 70 would signal a shift into a deeper, medium‑term correction rather than just a pullback.

#Gold technical read πŸ₯‡ 
Gold lagged Silver through the latest surge and looks set for some sideways action beneath the recent high near 4549.90. A clean break under the 55 4H EMA (now ~4410.98) would open the path down toward support at 4319.71, where buyers are likely to defend and try to re-establish an uptrend base. If 4319.71 fails, the deeper target is the 55‑day EMA (~4159.42), and such a decline in Gold would likely coincide with a deeper correction in Silver too.

Near-term trade bias πŸ” 
Range trading is the higher‑probability scenario for the next few sessions: Silver consolidating between 70–84, Gold holding within the short-term pullback levels unless key EMAs and support zones give way. Watch 70 on Silver and 4319.71 on Gold as the line-in-the-sand levels that would shift the outlook from near-term consolidation to a broader corrective phase.
Silver’s price blew through a 45-year-old record and has more than doubled in 2025.

- As with gold, which is up 72% this year and trading at its own record, silver is hoarded physically and on paper by investors hoping to store wealth and hedge against risks to the U.S. dollar and other currencies.

- Silver is also in demand from jewelers, medical-device makers, electric-vehicle manufacturers, data-center developers and especially solar-panel factories. The solar industry has been consuming nearly 30% of annual production from mining and recycling.

- In addition, #China also plans to implement an export licensing system for silver starting in 2026. The policy is reported to be aimed at strengthening control over exports of strategic minerals and could, in practice, reduce global silver supply.

#silver #oott
It's been a tumultuous year for the London Metal Exchange base metals complex as U.S. tariffs and the threat of more tariffs to come upend global supply chains.
Top 7 sectors positioning for 2026 where capital is already rotating πŸ‘‡

Markets are no longer rewarding broad exposure. Money is flowing toward sectors with structural demand, pricing power, and real bottlenecks.

AI: $PLTR $META $GOOGL $NOW
AI spend is shifting from experimentation to production. Platforms with data, distribution, and workflow lock-in are capturing durable budgets.

Cloud Services: $SNOW $DDOG $NET
Cloud is evolving into AI infrastructure. Data gravity, observability, and edge compute drive recurring demand beyond pure storage.

Semiconductors: $NVDA $MU $AMD $AVGO $TSM
Compute and memory remain the choke points. AI scaling depends on silicon supply, packaging, and bandwidth.

Energy: $CEG $NEE $FSLR
AI and data centers are reshaping power demand. Reliable baseload and next-gen renewables gain strategic importance.

Data Centers: $NBIS $IREN
GPU scarcity shifts value to specialized capacity. Neoclouds and high-density sites gain pricing leverage.

E-commerce / Fintech: $AMZN $SE $MELI $SHOP
Digital commerce monetizes logistics, payments, and ads. Scale converts data into margin.

Cybersecurity: $CRWD $PANW $ZS $RBRK
Security becomes infrastructure. Prevention, identity, and recovery budgets remain non-discretionary.
The market never runs out of opportunities.

Even if the current AI boom eventually ends, the next trillion-dollar opportunity will come. 90%+ of the upside is still in the future. You just need patience and optimism.

Don’t fall for doomer nonsense.
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πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ Fed just pumped $25.95 billion into the economy.

Bullish for markets.
BREAKING: Precious metals fall sharply all around the board, hit new low of day:

1. #Gold: -3%
2. #Silver: -7%
3. Platinum: -12%
4. Palladium: -15%
Top 100 24h Gainers πŸš€

NIGHT    $0.0984        +13.02%
HYPE      $26.27          +4.09% 
MYX        $3.60            +3.44% 
XDC        $0.0510        +2.44% 
IP          $1.56            +1.57% 

Top 100 24h Losers πŸ”»

UNI        $6.02            -5.19% 
DASH      $42.00          -4.78% 
PUMP      $0.001785    -4.68% 
M            $1.45            -4.57% 
JUP        $0.1895        -4.38%
⚠️ MARKET CLOSING REMINDER:

U.S. stock exchange closes at 1pm Wednesday (New Year's Eve) and is closed all day on Thursday.

Resumes normal market hours on Friday.
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