Trump’s September 22 OGE Form 278-T declaration marked his July 2026 MSTR entry, followed by a crypto reversal and 87% gain since.

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Japanese bonds are the new crypto. One-year bond yields rose 8% in a day.

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COVID is returning in the US.

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The US government is considering encouraging dollar stablecoin use abroad to strengthen the dollar’s global reserve currency status and boost demand for US Treasury bonds.

US bonds are currently at their strongest peak, while debt is flying into the stratosphere at the speed of light.

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99% Vs The %1

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Millionaire trader Larry Williams on how to deal with losses.

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Just 6 months bro

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Michael Lewis on how the stock market is rigged.

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Everyone wants to buy low.

Nobody wants to buy when it's low.

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⚠️ Key Events This Week

A busy week features inflation, growth, manufacturing and jobs.

🔴 Tuesday
● September Consumer Confidence data
● August JOLTS Job Openings data

Confidence tracks sentiment; JOLTS measures job openings.

🔴 Wednesday
● August PCE Inflation data
● US Q2 2026 GDP data

PCE tracks inflation; GDP measures economic output.

🔴 Thursday
● September ISM Manufacturing PMI data

ISM Manufacturing PMI gauges factory activity.

🔴 Friday
● September Jobs Report

The Jobs Report covers payrolls and unemployment.

🔴 Throughout the week
● Total of 22 Fed Speaker Events This Week

Fed speakers provide views on monetary policy.

Main focus: Wednesday PCE Inflation and Friday Jobs Report

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⚡️ JUST IN: Nvidia, $NVDA, is launching the largest stock buyback in US history, worth $235 billion.

Its board approved a $150 billion increase, bringing the total buyback authorization to $235 billion.

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⚡️ JUST IN: The US and China announce a “30-for-30” trade deal, cutting tariffs on $30 billion of goods each.

China's list covers 1,619 categories of American products, while the US list contains 77 categories of Chinese goods. China will also import at least 10 million metric tonnes of US coal in 2027 and 2028, bringing the deal's total value to $60 billion.

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⚡️ JUST IN: JUST IN: US official says Trump is prepared to ease sanctions and unfreeze assets for nuclear progress with Iran.

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Crypto exactly 10 years ago.

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⏸ Real Yields Drive Market Risk

US10Y yields at 5.23%, moving in sync with TIPS, are a market factor that cannot be ignored. Treating this as another inflation spike to trade through currencies, metals, or equities would be a mistake.

The synchronized move points to a problem in real yields, not inflation expectations. That is worse for markets. As real yields rise sharply, assets can diverge. Gold may decouple before aggressively catching up.

USD may also detach from the monetary backdrop and establish its own trend. As Worsh said, judge markets by their actual reaction, not by how they might respond to Fed rhetoric.

The 5.23% and 2.88% setup means upcoming inflation or labor-market data could trigger seemingly illogical moves. Sharp yield breaks either way may bring delayed reactions but aggressive intraday trends. Watch USD catching up if Friday’s labor-market data are weak and the previous NFP is revised.

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⚡️ JUST IN: Iran agreed to suspend uranium enrichment for US sanctions relief, Al Hadath reports. Brent fell below $101 again.

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The world is printing money at an absolutely wild pace. Global money supply hit an all-time high of $103.66 trillion.

The Fed, ECB, Bank of Japan and PBoC added $1 trillion in August, marking 10 straight months of growth. Bitcoin and crypto are closing the gap.

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🥇 Gold Buying May Be Underreported

World central banks bought +44 tonnes of gold in July, 158% above the pre-2022 average of +17 tonnes, according to Goldman Sachs.

The 3-month average rose to +91 tonnes, near its highest since mid-2025. The 12-month moving average has stayed between +50 and +60 tonnes in recent months.

Official data showed only +23 tonnes purchased in July, 21 tonnes below actual levels. Official monthly purchases have not topped +60 tonnes since November 2024, suggesting central bank gold demand may be far greater than reported.

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⚡️ JUST IN: OpenAI seeks $30bn at a $1.4tn valuation. ARR: $70bn, Anthropic: ~$86bn.

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