Global cyclical inflows are intense #riskon

Goldman Sachs says markets are the most risk-on since 2021, despite rising geopolitical uncertainty. Global growth optimism is driving positioning — everyone is planning to get fabulously rich again.

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Markets don’t move on conviction alone
They move on rotation 🔄

🪙 Commodities ran hard
📉 Crypto got left behind
👀 Now everyone’s watching the hand-off

Patience > prediction.
Capital flows eventually change direction

Who’s next when the rotation flips? 🤔📊

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📊 risk remains financing completion given the earlier partner withdrawal.

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🚀 Kicking off 2026 with Risk-ON!
Natixis RPI at 12%—risk perception is low. Equities at record highs: S&P , Stoxx600, Nikkei, MSCI EM all hitting ATHs. Credit spreads are tight (EUR/USD HY -10bp), and periph spreads are narrowing (BTP-Bund -7bp). Strong risk appetite 💪
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US Dollar Steady Before Fed Minutes
The US dollar stayed stable as traders awaited the Fed meeting minutes for clues on future interest rates, keeping trading ranges narrow amid cautious market sentiment. #FXMarket #MacroNews #DXY #CentralBank #DollarIndex #Gold #Oil #RiskOn #USD

Rate-cut discussions lower fear — and fear is the main enemy of risk assets.
Remove fear, and capital starts exploring again.
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If rate cuts return, cash stops being king.
Assets with scarcity and growth narratives regain power fast.
History shows this cycle clearly — most people just forget it between crises.
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🚨 Prediction markets show Bitcoin 16% Up on Dec 10 — extremely low bullish odds.
Markets signal caution; a surprise upside could trigger massive short-squeeze flows and risk-on momentum across crypto & tech.

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The cost of capital is falling. Are you positioned for lower rates?$#RateCut #FederalReserve #StocksAndBonds #Investing #RiskOn #TechStocks #Finance101$

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Capital is flooding out of defensive bonds and into Cyclicals & Small Caps ($IWM). Investors are betting on a soft landing. When High-Beta leads, confidence is high—but so is complacency. Stay sharp. ⚠️ #Russell2000 #RiskOn #MarketTrends

🚀 Bitcoin Rebounds: U.S. Traders Spot a Mood Shift

Bitcoin is climbing back toward $88K during U.S. market hours after hitting a seven-month low.

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Global Sync: 🌍 It’s a synchronized rally. Global markets are green, mirroring US optimism. When risk sentiment aligns across borders, rallies tend to have legs. Liquidity is returning to the system. 🌊🚢 #GlobalMarkets #RiskOn #Finance

Risk Appetite Returns! The $SPX rally shows historical trend holds: shutdowns cause volatility, but their long-term impact on equities is minimal. Buyers look past the headlines. 🧠 #MarketHistory #RiskOn

Strive Inc. $ASST signals bottoming after cup and handle forming

Once govt reopen to ignite risk asset surge!

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Households are dialing up the risk—single‑name call buying is ringing off the hook. ht:gs #riskon #investing #option #Ennovance https://x.com/mohossain/status/1975648509693989141?s=46 Hossain

Households are dialing up the risk—single‑name call buying is ringing off the hook.

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📊 pivot. Confirmation above it opens a path to staged targets; failure to hold it argues for patience and tighter risk control. Not investment advice.

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Morning Bid: Bitcoin joins the risk-on party A look at the day ahead in European and global markets from Ankur Banerjee You know markets are fully risk-on when cryptocurrencies are on a tear, with bitcoin joining global stocks to scale a record peak as the near certainty of U.S. interest rate cuts bolsters risk sentiment and weighs on the dollar. The world’s best-known cryptocurrency, bitcoin, has a lot going for it: prospects of lower interest rates, a more favourable regulatory environment, and bullish inflows from institutional investors. Ether too has been on the charge, hovering near its highest since November 2021, becoming the token of choice for those looking for more active returns. In fact, ether is up 42% this year, outstripping the 32% gain for bitcoin. Stocks in Asia were taking a bit of a breather after a blistering rally this week. Japanese shares fell after hitting a record high, while tech-heavy Taiwan and South Korean shares eased after recent highs. Investors are wagering that the Federal Reserve will resume cutting interest rates from next month, with traders starting to even price in odds of a 50 basis points cut after comments from Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent. "If we’d seen those numbers in May, in June, I suspect we could have had rate cuts in June and July. So that tells me that there’s a very good chance of a 50 basis-point rate cut," in September, Bessent said in an interview on Bloomberg Television. Fed Chair Jerome Powell, who has been regularly lambasted by U.S. President Donald Trump, is expected to speak at a central bank research conference in Wyoming next week and the focus will be on his tone on policy path. Bessent also said the Bank of Japan will likely be raising interest rates as it is behind the curve in dealing with the risk of inflation, leading to strong gains in the yen, which stayed around its strongest level in three weeks. Investor focus during European hours will be on a swathe of economic data that will offer a glimpse of the tariff uncertainties and the impact of the duties on the economy. Economic events: Euro zone flash GDP for Q2, UK prelim GDP for Q2 (By Ankur Banerjee; Editing by Muralikumar Anantharaman) With valuations skyrocketing in 2024, many investors are uneasy putting more money into stocks. Unsure where to invest next? Get access to our proven portfolios and discover high-potential opportunities. In 2024 alone, ProPicks AI identified 2 stocks that surged over 150%, 4 additional stocks that leaped over 30%, and 3 more that climbed over 25%. That's an impressive track record. With portfolios tailored for Dow stocks, S&P stocks, Tech stocks, and Mid Cap stocks, you can explore various wealth-building strategies.

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Fed’s Mary Daly says rate cuts may be needed soon—possibly more than two—as the labor market weakens and inflation remains under control. She emphasized flexibility, urging the Fed to act if conditions worsen. #DovishFed #YieldCurve #TradersOfX #stagflation #RiskOn #FinTwit #CPI

Ethereum Futures Explode: Altcoin Season Looms Ethereum futures open interest soars to $46B, signaling a major risk-on shift. Institutional demand, new stablecoin laws, & ETH ETFs fuel the rally.

Ethereum Futures Market Explodes to Record Highs, Signaling Major Risk-On Shift and Incoming Altcoin Season #Ethereum #ETH #Crypto #AltcoinSeason #DeFi #ETFs
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Talk of #trade deals with #China and others no current conflicts with #Iran its #riskon buy #stocks sell #gold. Q1 #GDP negative 0.5%. First signs of coming #recession? #Stocks don't care new #alltime #highs. #Markets #overbought. #Gold support 3200 #silver 35.

Trading Day: All aboard the ’risk on’ rollercoaster ORLANDO, Florida (Reuters) - TRADING DAY Making sense of the forces driving global markets By Jamie McGeever, Markets Columnist Stocks flew, oil sank, and bond yields tumbled on Monday in a highly volatile start to the week, as traders digested Iran’s response to the U.S. strikes on its nuclear sites and a string of dovish remarks from Federal Reserve officials. In my column today I ask a simple question, one which has several plausible answers: Who’s selling the dollar? More on that below, but first, a roundup of the main market moves. If you have more time to read, here are a few articles I recommend to help you make sense of what happened in markets today. 1. Strikes on Iran mark Trump’s biggest, and riskiest,foreign policy gamble 2. Iran oil doomsday in Hormuz may be more fear thanreality: Bousso 3. Shrieks and shrugs meet alarming U.S. debt pile: MikeDolan 4. Equity investors seeking clarity should be careful whatthey wish for: Klement 5. Trump, U.S. Senate Republicans face test as ’BigBeautiful Bill’ deadline looms Today’s Key Market Moves * Oil prices close 7.2% lower in a whirlwind session, havingbeen up 6% and at a five-month high above $81/bbl at the open.That’s the biggest one-day fall since August 2022. * Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) is the biggest gainer on the S&P 500, rising 8%after the electric-vehicle maker started testing itslong-awaited robotaxi service. Shares have leaped 30% in justover two weeks. * Wall Street closes up across the board, with the big threeindices gaining around 1%. World stocks also end higher,rebounding from a three-week low earlier in the day. The MSCIWorld rises 0.4%. * The dollar goes the opposite way, ending around 0.3%lower after having nudged a three-week high earlier in the day. * U.S. bond yields fall after the Fed’s Michelle Bowman saysa rate cut as soon as July is possible. Curve bull steepens,with shorter-dated yields falling as much as 9 bps intraday. All aboard the ’risk on’ rollercoaster Early on Monday, oil prices were up 6% at a five-month peak on fears that Iran could seriously disrupt global crude supplies by closing the Strait of Hormuz. Several Middle East countries closed their airspace, and the dollar was rallying strongly. The reversal by the close of U.S. trading was remarkable - oil fell 7% and broke below its 200-day moving average, stocks closed firmly in the green and the dollar ended lower. What was the catalyst? There were probably two. The first was Tehran’s response to Washington’s attacks on its nuclear facilities on Saturday. Iran attacked a U.S. military base in Qatar, but took no action to disrupt oil and gas tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz. Oil’s stunning 13 percentage point swing on Monday was an indication of the premium that had been built into the price on fears that global supply could be disrupted. If supply is maintained, the collective sigh of relief will extend to businesses, households, and policymakers around the world. And this is where the second catalyst comes in - inflation expectations and monetary policy. Two Federal Reserve officials struck a dovish tone in their public remarks on Monday, Chicago Fed President Austan Goolsbee and Vice Chair for Supervision Michelle Bowman. They come on the heels of Governor Christopher Waller on Friday. Goolsbee and Waller are perhaps the two most dovish of all the Fed’s 19 policymakers, while Bowman has for years been at the opposite end of the ’hawk-dove’ spectrum. But on Monday she said she would consider voting for a rate cut as early as next month as long as inflation pressures remained contained. If the worst of the oil price spike has now been and gone - that’s a big ’if’, given how fragile and fluid the situation in the Middle East is - then disinflationary forces and soft growth and labor market dynamics could take on more significance for policymakers and investors alike. That’s all very hypothetical at this stage, but Monday’s sharp moves are an indication of where positioning and sentiment have been building in recent weeks. Next up is Fed Chair Jerome Powell, who delivers his semi-annual testimony to Congress on Tuesday and Wednesday. Will he nod to the Waller-Goolsbee-Bowman view, repeat the hawkish signals from last week’s revised ’dot plot’, or hold the narrowing middle line between the two? Who’s selling? Breaking down the dollar’s breakdown With the dollar poised for its worst first-half performance since 1986, the selling may seem to be coming from everyone, everywhere, across every asset class. To some extent, that’s true. Investors globally appear to be gradually reducing their exposure to dollar-denominated assets, driving the greenback down to its lowest level against a basket of major currencies in three and a half years. But some pressure points are greater than others. Unsurprisingly, non-U.S. investors are responsible for the bulk of the selling, with equity-related selling pressure concentrated among European investors and fixed income-based selling mostly coming from Asia. According to Bank of America’s FX strategy team, European "real money" investors - institutions like pension funds and insurance companies - are the main drivers of the dollar’s selloff in the second quarter, slashing their dollar positioning to the lowest since 2022 in a matter of weeks. But the story might not be so straightforward. While European investors increasing their dollar hedge ratios have garnered much attention recently, research shows that most of the dollar’s average daily declines in the last few months have come in Asian trading hours, suggesting Asian holders of U.S. bonds may also be increasing their dollar hedges. So which is the bigger drag on the dollar: equity-led geographic diversification or fixed income selling? And where is the selling mostly coming from: Europe or Asia? OVER-EXPOSED At first glance, one might pin the blame on equities, as foreign holdings of U.S. stocks are larger than their U.S. debt assets in nominal terms. But percentage-wise, overseas investors’ footprint in the U.S. fixed income markets is larger. Foreigners own just over $31 trillion of U.S. securities, with $17.6 trillion in equities and $13.6 trillion of bond holdings, according to the Bank for International Settlements. That represents around 18% of the overall U.S. equity market, compared with 21% of the U.S. agency and corporate bond market and a third of the U.S. Treasury market. Analysts at UBS estimate that euro zone investors account for 25% of the foreign-owned U.S. equity universe, having loaded up on U.S. stocks in recent years. This makes the dollar particularly vulnerable if Wall Street continues to underperform European and Asian markets, they reckon. Breaking down these exposures even further, they find that foreign investors’ total net unhedged dollar asset exposure is $23.5 trillion. Of this, investors in G10 countries hold $13.4 trillion, with $9.3 trillion in equities and $4.1 trillion in fixed income. These are vast numbers, and it wouldn’t require much of a switch to trigger large cross-border flows. UBS calculates that a hypothetical 5% reduction in G10 countries’ dollar position would equate to around $670 billion of dollar selling. Most G10 countries, of course, are in Europe, so the bulk of that selling would come from there. PRICE-SENSITIVE While European investors have mostly been unloading equities thus far, it’s good to remember that the region’s investors significantly increased their exposure to U.S. bonds over the last decade too, particularly the 2014-2022 years when the European Central Bank’s main interest rates were negative. UBS analysts estimate euro zone investors bought $3.4 trillion in foreign debt since 2014. So even a modest rebalancing away from U.S. bonds could have a meaningful impact on prices. Ultimately though, Asian investors still appear to wield more muscle in the U.S. bond market, owning around a third of foreign-held U.S. Treasuries and agency debt. And that figure is probably much higher given that euro zone, Caribbean and UK holdings include assets held on behalf of Asian countries, notably China. Up until this point, there has been no wholesale dumping of U.S. assets, and neither is there likely to be. But it is notable that U.S. assets are increasingly being held by private sector investors, who have replaced central banks as the main buyers of U.S. assets in recent years. The private sector is typically considered more price-sensitive than the official sector. That means these positions may prove less sticky than in the past, especially if the idea of waning "U.S. exceptionalism" truly takes root. What could move markets tomorrow? * Israel-Iran conflict * Taiwan industrial production (May) * Germany Ifo business conditions index (June) * Bank of England Governor appears before House of LordsEconomic Affairs Committee * BoE policymakers Megan Greene, Dave Ramsden, and SarahBreeden speak at various events * Several ECB officials speak at various events, including:President Christine Lagarde, Vice President Luis de Guindos, andboard member Philip Lane * Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell delivers semi-annualtestimony to Congress * Several Fed officials on the stump, including: New YorkFed President John Williams, Boston Fed President Susan Collins,Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack, and Governor Michael Barr * U.S. 2-year note auction * Canada inflation (May) Want to receive Trading Day in your inbox every weekday morning? Sign up for my newsletter here. Opinions expressed are those of the author. They do not reflect the views of Reuters News, which, under the Trust Principles, is committed to integrity, independence, and freedom from bias. (By Jamie McGeever; Editing by Nia Williams)

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🛑 BREAKING: US just bombed Iran.
Yes. Really. Trump confirmed it.

Markets? 🤯 Volatile.
Oil tankers? 🛢️ Fleeing the Strait of Hormuz.
Retail? 53% short.
Narrative? Fully lit. 🔥

We’re not here to panic.
We’re here to trade the chaos.

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US-China trade optimism is pressuring Gold & JPY. Are safe-havens losing their luster, or just in a holding pattern? Investors are watching for concrete actions, not just headlines. What's your biggest concern for market stability right now?

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America’s the maestro of the viral symphony, while the rest of the world dashes to follow the beat—until someone drops an unexpected remix?

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GS: Global hard economic activity data continue to outperform (red line), while soft survey data (blue line)

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The U.S. Court of International Trade ruled that President Donald Trump lacked the authority to unilaterally impose broad global tariffs under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) of 1977. 🌮🌮🌮

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