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UN meeting headlines (Iran, UKR no NATO, Saudi pipeline, potash, next up : Xi meets Trump / Crude down, risk rallies

sc0172
11 minutes ago
3 min read
  • Markets : Xi skips UN General assembly to meet Trump instead, crude falls for the 6th session, more talks of Hormuz opening (UN meeting promises - let' see), potash deal (Trump talked about - questionable), Greenland deal (nothing really new but it sounds good for Trump), Saudi Arabia reopens East-West pipeline, Rutte talks of NO NATO membership for Ukraine (thus allowing for war to end..this IS potentially now going to happen), Trump : Nothing artificial about 'Super Intelligence'  >> Techs lead gains again, energy/crude related stocks underperform, UST curve flattens with 2s near 4.76% while 10's yields smalls down to 4.94%, hence USD stays bid and with SPX500 at-near all time highs (QQQ same, europe, china lagging)

  • We need to mine as much copper in the next ~20 years, just to maintain 3% global GDP growth, as we've mined in all of human history... No small feat...!! #copper (chart) >>> when prices get out of hand, market can switch to #SILVER #XAGUSD !!... which is a better conductor of electricity

  • Small Cap Stocks are underperforming the Nasdaq by the largest margin in history

  • Goldman Sachs’ just released their 12-month forecast:  S&P 500: +13.7%  Asia-Pacific stocks: +27.2%  Gold: +18.1%  U.S. 10-year yield: 5.0% → 4.5%  Brent crude: $104 → $78 >> another way of describing their forecast: ''THE SHOW GOES ON''

  • The cost of hiring an oil tanker on the benchmark trade route has soared above $1.2 million per day for the first time in history

  • The value of the IPOs of SpaceX, Anthropic and OpenAI is expected to surpass $5 trillion. “Now compare that with the entire history of IPOs from 1980 to 2025. The 3,365 tech companies that went public in that period were worth a combined $4.1tn when they started trading." / Thread

  • Howard Marks echoes Stan Druckenmiller’s criticism of recent Treasury buybacks, saying yields will likely stay high in the face of sticky inflation and big deficits. “It’s a problem with US fiscal management” and potential problem with the US dollar







'''The main takeaway is one I keep coming back to. While this market appears calm on the surface, it’s only because violent moves underneath are cancelling each other out'''



















 
 
 

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