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For the aspirational trader and financial markets professional. Coming at you most trading days, the Saxo Market Call is the high frequency podcast for real-time analysis of the financial markets across asset classes, from forex and rates to equities and commodities.
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Nvidia and the AI trade, featuring guest Peter Garnry
Today's pod offers a brief market wrap on the big shift higher in US treasury yields and the impact on the US dollar, metals and crypto and whether yields can continue higher, noting the important event risks …
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Today's pod offers a brief market wrap on the big shift higher in US treasury yields and the impact on the US dollar, metals and crypto and whether yields can continue higher, noting the important event risks incoming next week. But the main event in today's episode is a long-form conversation with a great friend of the podcast, Peter Garnry of Gesda Capital. We covered the Nvidia situation, the company's importance for the AI trade, broader thoughts on the status of the AI space and where the value creation lies and much much more. Today's pod hosted by Saxo Global Head of Macro Strategy John J. Hardy.
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- The Softbank story on writedowns linked to AI data center spending.
- You can find Peter Garnry on LinkedIn.
- The Gesda Capital research Substack.
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Trading financial instruments carries risks. Always ensure that you understand these risks before trading. This material does not contain investment advice or an encouragement to invest in a particular manner. Historic performance is not a guarantee of future results. The instrument(s) referenced in this content may be issued by a partner, from whom Saxo Bank A/S receives promotional fees, payment or retrocessions. While Saxo may receive compensation from these partnerships, all content is created with the aim of providing clients with valuable information and options.Reassuring rally or mentally unstable market?
Today, a look at yesterday's strong and stunning US equity market comeback as we try to determine whether we should take this as a positive signal for the remainder of the year or retain a bit of caution at the …
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Today, a look at yesterday's strong and stunning US equity market comeback as we try to determine whether we should take this as a positive signal for the remainder of the year or retain a bit of caution at the two-way tantrums that have just been unleashed over the last three trading days. With Saxo Head of Commodity Strategy Ole Hansen we cover the outlook and drivers for the oil market, precious metals, copper and grains. Also, we look into the risks linked to the Nvidia scandal, the latest on macro and FX and much more. Today's host is Saxo Global Head of Macro Strategy John J. Hardy.
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- An exchange on X between Arnaud Bertrand and others on the spygate scandal with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang. It's important to ask the "why did this happen?" question in the Jensen Huang case if it the story wasn't leaked from US intelligence from mere ineptitude.
- Some people are wildly bullish on the space economy and AI, even predicting self assembly of tech in orbit from space debris.
- CNBC on the odd uptick in the long-term unemployed in the US - this deserves tracking and we need a deeper explanation.
- WSJ on Elizabeth Warren's coming power as the head of the powerful US Senate Banking Committee - the power to initiate hearings and issue subpoenas, for example.
- A long-form interview with Louis Vincent Gave, which includes the argument that Europe should embrace the deflation coming from China. Somehow I don't think that is how this is going to play out.
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Today, we assess the comeback in the AI trade on Friday and ongoing market divergences, while wondering how much Nvidia CEO Huang's affair with a Chinese intelligence operative might impact Nvidia besides Huang …
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Today, we assess the comeback in the AI trade on Friday and ongoing market divergences, while wondering how much Nvidia CEO Huang's affair with a Chinese intelligence operative might impact Nvidia besides Huang personally. Also, we note he market's rather dismissive reaction to a strong US job report Friday, perhaps as tomorrow's CPI number weighs more. This and much more on today's pod, which is hosted by Saxo Global Head of Macro Strategy John J. Hardy.
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- Culper Research, a short selling outfit we have never come across before, is out declaring that Nvidia is a short on its "China Problem".
- The big, post-mid-term elections President Trump interview with one of the more careful and thoughtful interviewers out there Ross Douthat. (BTW, Douthat wrote an incredible book that resonated with me called The Decadent Society.
- Michael Every on Macrovoices.com, slightly updated now that we are post-US mid-term elections, but riffing on many of the same things he always discusses, which are certainly worth keeping in frame.
- Someone with very thoughtful comments on the Peter Principle with links to further reading - one for those of you in large organizations.
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Trading financial instruments carries risks. Always ensure that you understand these risks before trading. This material does not contain investment advice or an encouragement to invest in a particular manner. Historic performance is not a guarantee of future results. The instrument(s) referenced in this content may be issued by a partner, from whom Saxo Bank A/S receives promotional fees, payment or retrocessions. While Saxo may receive compensation from these partnerships, all content is created with the aim of providing clients with valuable information and optionsSuddenly almost nowhere to run and hide amidst historic meltdown.
Today, a look at yesterday's historic meltdown in US equities, which broadened out to the almost all sectors in addition to the ground zero of the AI trade. We look at new developments in intermarket dynamics …
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Today, a look at yesterday's historic meltdown in US equities, which broadened out to the almost all sectors in addition to the ground zero of the AI trade. We look at new developments in intermarket dynamics on this move as well, especially in currencies as the US dollar finally came alive as a safe haven as in the days of yore. This and much more on post-election thoughts from the pod host, Global Head of Macro Strategy at Saxo Bank John J. Hardy.
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- This is hilarious - all of the hyperbillionaires set to sing "We were always blue"? Warning - obvious deepfake, if only for entertainment purposes.
- John's The FX Trader from today.
- What might Trump be up to over the last two years of his presidency after the drubbing he got in the mid-terms? Let's hope he won't behave like this.
- Hedge fund manager Harris Kupperman on how to find outlier investment ideas.
- Could ChatGPT have been decisive in this election? An intriguing possibility with profound implications for the politics if so!
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Today, we look at the remarkable US equity market session yesterday, as the market fears that the Democratic mid-term sweep will slow the pace of data centre buildouts, sending data center infrastructure and …
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Today, we look at the remarkable US equity market session yesterday, as the market fears that the Democratic mid-term sweep will slow the pace of data centre buildouts, sending data center infrastructure and chip companies into a tailspin even as the broader market rallied steeply. How durable is this trade? Also, further thoughts on the implications of the US mid-terms, macro and FX developments and much more. Today's pod is hosted by Saxo Global Head of Macro Strategy John J. Hardy.
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- The FT looks at the slate of candidates most likely to jostle to the front for a 2028 US Presidential Election run.
- Lee Hepner breaks down the historic mid-term election, arguing what it was and what it wasn't while pulling out some interesting subplots and specific developments.
- Michael Every says beware of drawing too many conclusions on the direction the Iran conflict may take from here based on the post mid-term election vibe shift in energy markets.
- Brent Johnson takes the view that this election won't change the march of history towards... What exactly? A great American empire not democratic republic? Is that what we are supposed to infer from the ancient Rome timeline.
- By the way, speaking of ancient Rome's march to empire, the Marius and Sulla episode on the great The Rest is History podcast is riveting stuff.
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Today we look at the massive rebuke of Trump and the Republicans across the US as the Senate, House and Governors' races across the nation tilted far more strongly to the Democrats than almost anyone was …
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Today we look at the massive rebuke of Trump and the Republicans across the US as the Senate, House and Governors' races across the nation tilted far more strongly to the Democrats than almost anyone was prognosticating. We note how the market is absorbing the news and look at what matters next for markets and how they will interact with the coming political cycle as well as the immediate aftermath of this historic election. Today's pod hosted by Saxo Global Head of Macro Strategy John J. Hardy.
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A brief, last minute podcast in which we drastically lower our conviction level on the strong blue wave scenario for the US mid-term elections after listening to a very interesting podcast suggesting, based on …
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A brief, last minute podcast in which we drastically lower our conviction level on the strong blue wave scenario for the US mid-term elections after listening to a very interesting podcast suggesting, based on plausible analysis, that the polls give us no idea of what may happen and that the Republicans could even retain the house.
Link: The Grant Williams Podcast interviewing Marvin Barth on the midterm elections. Excellent questions from the host.
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Today, a last minute look at the odds shift in the US mid-term elections and whether we are facing a blue wave or even a "blue tsunami" in favour of the Democrats. We also put the magnifying class to the notion …
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Today, a last minute look at the odds shift in the US mid-term elections and whether we are facing a blue wave or even a "blue tsunami" in favour of the Democrats. We also put the magnifying class to the notion that the US mid-term elections are a good time to put money to work in the US stock market. Elsewhere, we dive into yesterday's wild market internals, the somewhat less wild macro and FX backdrop and much more. Today's pod is hosted by Saxo Global Head of Macro Strategy John J. Hardy.
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- Lawrence Lepard on the Thoughtful Money podcast lays out the basic playbook for the next great intervention and the bullish case for precious metals.
- Craig Tindale with his latest long form piece on a supposed US plan to revalue its gold holdings and pass the value bump on to the treasury, a first step in a profound transformation to revalue the Treasury's debt.
- The FT on Donald Trump's imperial presidency facing a popular uprising. The writer uses a wonderful metaphor of the embattled US President facing his "Captain Queeg moment" If you don't know the reference, it refers to the wonderful book (and great film with Humphrey Bogart) The Caine Mutiny, by Herman Wouk.
- Nate Silver suggests considerable odds of a Blue Tsunami scenario for the US mid-terms..
- If you are wondering what is going on in Poland, here is a piece with a lot of educational background.
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Today, a look at a wild and woolly trading session on Friday, as the market was reluctant to hold risk over the weekend, perhaps, and on the carnage to many AI names after key earnings reports spooked much of …
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Today, a look at a wild and woolly trading session on Friday, as the market was reluctant to hold risk over the weekend, perhaps, and on the carnage to many AI names after key earnings reports spooked much of the AI sector. It is worth noting that on balance, October was a strong to very strong month for almost all non-tech sectors, something many portfolios may not have felt. Also, we preview the week ahead in macro and day ahead in earnings reports and much more. Today's pod hosted by Saxo Global Head of Macro Strategy John J. Hardy.
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- Tucker Carlson X post on Trump supposedly planning a nuclear strike in Iran is making the rounds. Let's hope this remains very much in the crazy and unfounded rumours category - it's unimaginable.
- Reuters on Trump administration mapping a path to govern without Congress.
- Luke Gromen on Macrovoices worth a listen - though a bit sceptical on his specific claims that AI already feeding job losses. The comments on risks of fiscal belt-tightening post-election are important.
- The New York Times piece on Nvidia's Jensen Huang and whether a Singapore operative at an Nvidia customer in Singapore was passing along information and enabling transfer of high end Nvidia chips to China.
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Today - a market wrap after another big downdraft in AI names and even the broader market this time, as Amazon and Intel results sent chills and on the fear and loathing on the risks of the Iran War resuming in …
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Today - a market wrap after another big downdraft in AI names and even the broader market this time, as Amazon and Intel results sent chills and on the fear and loathing on the risks of the Iran War resuming in force. But most of all, a very long form take on the US mid-term elections next Tuesday, with thoughts on what could be at stake for both markets and US politics, not to mention the longer term outlook and important durable themes. Today's pod hosted by Saxo Global Head of Macro Strategy John J. Hardy.
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- The slide deck for the US mid-terms.
- Specific US mid-term elections where the issue of data centers is in play.
- The SCMP on US tipping culture gone out of control - also whether it is a part of the creeping cost of living problem in the US and whether it is getting picked up in official measures of inflation. I have noticed this on travels back to the US in recent years - very annoying. Shouldn't businesses pay their workers a living wage rather than harassing customers?
- Thoughtful Saxo Market Call podcast listener Mat Casey sent in his own vibe check of the American voter, especially on the issue of AI in his travels across America.
- Michael McNair ponders whether the Binance hack could have been due to an employee compromised by blackmail linked to AI hacking tools. In other words, nasty operators can gain access to the corporate and other systems by hacking individuals' lives to use their online activity to blackmail them into surrendering their credentials.
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Today, the market ended Wednesday on a positive move as the FOMC proved semi-dovish, at least according to market impressions, while the vibe changed sharply after the close on Alphabet's earnings miss relative …
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Today, the market ended Wednesday on a positive move as the FOMC proved semi-dovish, at least according to market impressions, while the vibe changed sharply after the close on Alphabet's earnings miss relative to expectations, though most of the sentiment damage seems limited. ServiceNow got fewer headlines but was down 18.5% on its earnings report, triggering contagion across SaaS stocks. Elsewhere, we break down the FOMC event yesterday, today's ECB and the focus on a successor for President Lagarde as she announced today she will leave her post in February. This and much more on today's pod, which is hosted by Saxo Global Head of Macro Strategy John J. Hardy.
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- John's The FX Trader from today.
- Aswath Damodaran takes a stab at assessing Anthropic's market value, wild assumptions and all, ahead of its IPO. Yes, the assumptions for his model inputs may prove way off, but once we know more in the quarters ahead, we can plug some of the new figures into Damodaran's still useful overall model. Other voices are certainly sceptical.
- The SCMP covers the EU weighing in on ditching Chinese suppliers, which European businesses are not happy about. Sovereign control of supply chains versus the hoping that China will remain a reliable supplier without imposing conditions - which side wins out?
- An Italian advisor to Italy's Ministry of Defence argues that critical mineral stockpiling would be a mistake and that countries need vertically integrated supply chains to secure critical materials supply chains. (use Grok translate if you don't read Italiano).
- WSJ covers wild demand to take a very difficult, very classics- and fiction reading intensive Humanities 10 course at Harvard - does this reflect a rebellion against what AI is doing to us all cognitively?
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Today, covering the strong session yesterday and overnight in Asia for much of the AI hardware space, although Seagate Technology was a notable exception overnight and wondering how much of the story is linked …
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Today, covering the strong session yesterday and overnight in Asia for much of the AI hardware space, although Seagate Technology was a notable exception overnight and wondering how much of the story is linked to the incoming Anthropic IPO. Certainly an important test for the AI trade as three Mag7 hyperscalers are reporting today (Microsoft and Alphabet and tomorrow (Amazon.com). Lots going on in central bank landing as all G3 central banks are set to meet today through Friday, so it feels like a pivotal timeframe for nearly everything. This and more on today's pod, which is hosted by Saxo Global Head of Macro Strategy John J. Hardy.
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- Saxo webinar covering the US mid-term election and possible market impact (hosted by John and Raphael Olsynza-Marzys of J. Safra Sarasin). Scroll to bottom of page to the Previous Webinars section.
- WSJ with a long form profile of Google's top AI guy Demis Hassabis and why he believes the world is set to change radically (not sure how much it delivered on the latter, but Hassabis is an excellent communicator worth listening to).
- A well-written review of the Nathan Fielder documentary of Elizabeth Holmes. Aren't self delusional sociopaths fascinating? And are there some other CEO's out there, amybe some atop AI companies, that share 10-20% or more of the Holmes profile, especially because self delusion can dovetail so temptingly with financial self interest?
- Schroder's asks whether the titanic US pension system is a hidden risk for global equity markets, both due to AI and passive investing. Certainly, passive investing is arguably what drives the "wealth pump" in Peter Turchin's framework and is the single most important thing to follow in how our market system will either continue to provide strong returns or suffer a profound reset.
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Today, we look at the market's enthusiasm for the coming Anthropic IPO, which took an important step closer with the release of their S1 prospectus yesterday. The floating of the company will prove a massive …
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Today, we look at the market's enthusiasm for the coming Anthropic IPO, which took an important step closer with the release of their S1 prospectus yesterday. The floating of the company will prove a massive test for the AI trade. Elsewhere, plenty more to discuss as the Euro is coming under pressure again despite a bid for French sovereign debt yesterday. This and much more on today's pod, which is hosted by Saxo Global Head of Macro Strategy John J. Hardy.
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- The UK Autumn Budget is incoming tomorrow from Chancellor Healey. There is talk of a more pragmatic approach from Burnham's government. Here is a thorough look at UK finances and perspective on what might be needed in this budget to stabilize the outlook for the UK's finances from the National Institute of Economic and Social Research commentators.
- Michael McNair warns on how Anthropic's cost side may have been underestimated and warns very thoroughly with a rare, general bear market call, mostly based on concerns related to a cybersecurity event, for which an AI company could be found liable.
- Louis Gave of GaveKal comments on the French debt situation and how real solutions are not meaningfully being discussed in this MacroVoices podcast (starting about 49 minutes in). Very interesting discussion of the three-way split in France's socioeconomic groups!
- A WSJ article links the US midterm elections with the prospect for data center buildouts proceeding in key states as political risk is an important part of the AI trade.
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Today, a look at another US equity market session Friday marked by huge market divergences as we also look into what may be driving this phenomenon. Elsewhere, we preview a very busy week ahead, with the big …
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Today, a look at another US equity market session Friday marked by huge market divergences as we also look into what may be driving this phenomenon. Elsewhere, we preview a very busy week ahead, with the big three central banks all set to meet this week and an ongoing blitz of incoming earnings reports, with three of the Mag7 reporting. Perhaps most importantly, we remind of the terrible overhang of geopolitical uncertainty as Israel and the US are posturing with significant force build-ups in the Middle East. This and more in today's pod, which is hosted by Saxo Global Head of Macro Strategy John J. Hardy.
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- Michael Every highlighted this article from the FT on the EU having its own wakeup moment on critical material supply chains and taking equity stakes in new ventures.
- Albert Bridge Capital talks about the profound short-termism of traders and investors active in the US equity market as having shades of both the tech/telecom bubble and the Nifty Fifty era in the 1970's, and about the potential longer term opportunities this could bring.
- This one went really viral: a retrospective on the 2028 AI Bubble crash, written as if the year is 2030. I didn't note on the podcast that the piece also has a positive on how AI will impact the economy, even if a bubble would be harmful for investors. Think the railroad and internet backbone boom/busts.
- Torsten Slok uncorks some stark language on AI, saying that non-Mag7 corporations are essentially getting nothing out of their spending on it.
- Two long-form podcasts for you today, one with Vincent Deluard talking his bearish call on equities and understated inflation, and another one with Richard Mullin on the potential for a secular commodities bull market and more.
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Today we break down the big sell-off in US equities, as ironically there were almost twice as many gainers as losers in the S&P 500 yesterday, with the selling chiefly focused on AI-related companies …
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Today we break down the big sell-off in US equities, as ironically there were almost twice as many gainers as losers in the S&P 500 yesterday, with the selling chiefly focused on AI-related companies. Elsewhere, it was a much bigger day for bonds, which rallied steeply as US treasuries finally functioned as a proper and unambiguous safe haven, at least for a day. The impact on FX from that was also interesting, as the JPY stirred more forcefully. This and much more on today's pod, which is hosted by Saxo Global Head of Macro Strategy John J. Hardy.
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- John's The FX Trader from today Will the real JPY please stand up?, talking especially USD and JPY and next week's five central bank meets.
- The Captain America program for dogs? Sounds creepy and hopefully without any super serums. Weren't we supposed to deploy robots instead?
- The Wired on the ice age that wasn't because we humans like to burn stuff.
- A heightened cyber-attack risk PSA - please be careful out there!
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Today, we look at the violent vibe shift in the US equity market, which crumbled overnight after a quite positive session, led by the very high momentum sectors that posted a solid result yesterday. It doesn't …
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Today, we look at the violent vibe shift in the US equity market, which crumbled overnight after a quite positive session, led by the very high momentum sectors that posted a solid result yesterday. It doesn't feel like this is all coming from negative reactions to earnings results from the likes of Tesla or Lam Research - but what is it? We wonder if it could be geopolitics. Also on today's pod, we delve way back into the financial history of the 1870's depression and its origins and aggravations, whether hedge fund strategies that are blowing up are further aggravating the French debt market instabilities and much more. Today's pod is hosted by Saxo Global Head of Macro Strategy John J. Hardy.
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- The eFinancialCareers story that anecdotally suggests some of the stress on French debt could be down to ill-advised bets that mean reversion on French yield spreads would remain operative.
- HT to Cory Doctorow for this substack post on the Singularity (when AI and technology suddenly begin outstripping human capabilities and possibly leading to our merging machines), which like nuclear fusion always seems to be 20 years away. The post has a couple of book recommendations from the early 2000's on what the Singularity might look like. I asked ChatGPT for some more up-to-date recommendations, and it gave me this one and this one from Ray Nayler, which look very interesting, but also this one and this one, number three from Adrian Tchaikovsky's Dogs of War series. I haven't read the latter, but did read his Dogs of War - incredibly highly recommended speculative fiction book that is "A gripping exploration of AI, free will, personhood and the ethics of creating intelligent beings as weapons.", an apt ChatGPT summary. There is also Toward Eternity by Anton Hur, which is apparently more about transhumanism.
The PHP2shell hack is getting a lot of attention. People like French grocery stores that don't patch their freezer firmware could still be at risk.
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Today, a look at yet another day of US equity market divergences, as the major indices and semiconductors posted an indifferent to slightly negative day while most stocks were up solidly on the day. This rhymes …
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Today, a look at yet another day of US equity market divergences, as the major indices and semiconductors posted an indifferent to slightly negative day while most stocks were up solidly on the day. This rhymes with another market from around the years 2000-01. Also, a look at SpaceX and Netflix earnings and the very different reactions. French yields and much more also on today's pod, which is hosted by Saxo Global Head of Macro Strategy John J. Hardy.
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- Japan is running short of yttrium as China cuts of supplies, likely on the excuse that Japan is remilitarizing.
- A long form debate on the importance and denouement of the massive US current account deficit, the world's most important imbalance.
- Someone pokes into how Coreweave's bonds can be under so much strain when it still has over USD 30 billion in equity.
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Today, we look at the markets trying to get back in a positive mood yesterday in the US, but with the broader market and the rest of the world not having any of it as oil prices surged once again and as the …
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Today, we look at the markets trying to get back in a positive mood yesterday in the US, but with the broader market and the rest of the world not having any of it as oil prices surged once again and as the situation in France continues to fester. Discomfort with stability of AI "neo-cloud" companies is also weighing. With earnings season hitting full swing this week, we wonder why SpaceX is suddenly set to report earnings today. This and much more on today's pod, which is hosted by Saxo Global Head of Macro Strategy John J. Hardy.
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- Bloomberg covers what needs to happen to get French yields under control, which mostly boils down to cutting the transfer payments to old people. At least they might be less likely to riot and set things on fire? Here's an excellent take on the why of the French riots, with a hat-tip to Izabella Kaminska for the link.
- Business Insider reports on Amazon's racks of AI servers not able to connect to the grid.
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Today, a look at a massive comeback from further steep selling in US equities, establishing a critical line in the sand for the major indices and especially AI-adjacent names from here, effectively a bull-bear …
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Today, a look at a massive comeback from further steep selling in US equities, establishing a critical line in the sand for the major indices and especially AI-adjacent names from here, effectively a bull-bear line. Elsewhere, Tesla demonstrated its new Roadster, which can both "fly" for an unknown number of seconds and "suck" itself to the road, allowing for beyond vertical adherence to a road surfaces and supposedly insane cornering abilities. Useful. More importantly, a deep-dive on the global oil picture and the troublesome Brent futures contract with Saxo Head of Commodity Strategy Ole Hansen and so much more on today's pod, which is hosted by Saxo Global Head of Macro Strategy John J. Hardy.
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- Elon Musk shows off the supposedly coming-in-2028 Tesla Roadster - an admittedly beautiful car with pointless and over-the-top suck and blow features.
- Robert Pape posts on the doubling of support for political violence in the US, with the anti-Trump respondents more in favour, though we wonder if that is because Trump happens to hold power.
- A Fox News poll puts government corruption at the top of the list of voters concerns, ahead of the inflation and the cost of healthcare. Not sure Trump has a good answer for that one.
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Today, a look at a wild day for US treasuries as a hot US CPI print first pumps US treasury yields, only to see longer-dated yields end the day at the lowest level in weeks. The US dollar followed yields lower …
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Today, a look at a wild day for US treasuries as a hot US CPI print first pumps US treasury yields, only to see longer-dated yields end the day at the lowest level in weeks. The US dollar followed yields lower and the implication is that treasuries may be a safe haven again as in the days of yore, given that stocks were generally weak for the entire post-CPI episode yesterday. This and much more, including what is spooking this market and where to focus next as earnings season hits full stride next week. Today's pod is hosted by Saxo Global Head of Macro Strategy John J. Hardy.
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- John's The FX Trader piece from today.
- I made an error on the podcast, it was not Michael Every himself but Every reposting a comical Luke Gromen X post asking whether this Fed will reflexively hike merely based on the direction of the oil price, in which case its monetary policy is in the hands of Iran and the IRGC.
- Coverage of China's treasury holdings and whether it is merely shifting these to custodian banks outside the US rather than reducing them materially.
- WSJ exclusive covers the Trump-Ukraine spat and wonders about the sequence of events leading to the shutdown of Ukraine's access to StarLink satellites.
- WSJ investigates on the weapons the US Space Force used in its decapitation assault on Venezuela's regime.
- For the astronomy nerds out there, an investigation based on new evidence of what dark matter is and what it isn't. Again, HT FTAlphaville.
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Today a look at signs of extreme tightening in credit concerns for a few key names even as stock and bond markets saw a quiet day and the general drift in credit conditions was only mildly negative. Also, a …
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Today a look at signs of extreme tightening in credit concerns for a few key names even as stock and bond markets saw a quiet day and the general drift in credit conditions was only mildly negative. Also, a look at the first incoming US earnings reports and negative reception of some of the best numbers from Goldman Sachs. This and much more, especially on the many links below, on today's pod, which is hosted by Saxo Global Head of Macro Strategy John J. Hardy.
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- The Convexity Maven Harley Bassman is concerned about negative convexity for the longest US bonds. Don't understand? It's important stuff and worth trying to wrap your head around it.
- Paul Tudor Jones states his case on CNBC (audio only link) for ugly headwinds for US stocks in 2027.
- FT Exclusive covers Marine Le Pen's ambitions to transform and reduce the EU's powers - the coming election season and French debt situation are critical for the future of Europe. Round two will be the eventual German response if/when she becomes president next year.
- A WSJ article looks into whether China's population is over-reported to the tune of 130 million, with researchers using clever data gathering techniques.
- WSJ exclusive looks at bad behaviour by Republican Senate candidate for Texas Ken Paxton, who was filmed partying in Dubai with a mistress and not one, but two fugitives on the run from US criminal prosecution.
- History of the crypto wars (right to make encrypted communication) and the risks of government authorities having back doors to everything that bad actors - and now especially AI - might be able to hack into as well.
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Today we look at yesterday's ugly session for tech and AI-related stocks, noting the follow on action once again in Asia overnight as well, all while the median stock was almost unchanged on the day. Elsewhere …
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Today we look at yesterday's ugly session for tech and AI-related stocks, noting the follow on action once again in Asia overnight as well, all while the median stock was almost unchanged on the day. Elsewhere, we note US treasuries opening up heavily bid after the bank holiday and wonder whether US treasuries are suddenly serving their traditional role as a safe haven again. This and much more on today's pod, which is hosted by Saxo Global Head of Macro Strategy John J. Hardy.
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- John's The FX Trader piece from yesterday.
- A WSJ long read looks at the risk of a lost generation in China on the weakening economy there.
- KKGB's 38-part thread that tries to pick apart the AI bull case, (you have to click around to find the entire thread).
- Reuters story looks at the US auto loan market, noting record high defaults and the extension of financing on very old cars.
- A hilarious AI-generated parody of a "MarsX colony" on the red planet.
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Today we look at the Russia diesel deal that will, spoiler alert, fail to meaningfully impact the supply situation for any length of time, but also consider the risk of a Ukraine-US rift. Elsewhere, macro …
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Today we look at the Russia diesel deal that will, spoiler alert, fail to meaningfully impact the supply situation for any length of time, but also consider the risk of a Ukraine-US rift. Elsewhere, macro traders are holding their breath for this Wednesday's US September CPI report, Palantir has just bolted to a new all time high and earnings season is set to kick off in earnest tomorrow. Today's pod features Saxo Head of Commodity Strategy Ole Hansen and is hosted by Saxo Global Head of Macro Strategy John J. Hardy.
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- Ole's latest rundown of the weekly US futures COT positioning report.
- Token prices are collapsing while GPU rents are steady at high levels - something doesn't add up.
- Could OpenAI and/or Anthropic be scheming to manipulate US authorities into giving them a bailout and oligopoly status by triggering a harmful hacking event? Here's a possible playbook for the conspiracy theorists.
- A geopolitical strategist says that all of the stress points globally are related and part of a wider war. Don't know what to make of his arguments, but worth considering.
- FT Big Read looks at Trump's struggle to maintain control of the Senate. If polling is accurate, he should lose both houses, but polling has been very inaccurate in many recent US election cycles.
- One forced seller of US treasuries may stop selling soon - a look at the US mortgage bond market - it is big, as in, really big.
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Today, a look at the sudden contagion across markets Thursday on the FT reporting that OpenAI's revenue run rate is supposedly lower than OpenAI has claimed, with subsequent analysis inconclusive because of the …
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Today, a look at the sudden contagion across markets Thursday on the FT reporting that OpenAI's revenue run rate is supposedly lower than OpenAI has claimed, with subsequent analysis inconclusive because of the opacity of the data, allowing markets to largely come full circle from the reaction, but at the same time revealing the risk of market fragility should an important AI-linked company report something negative. Elsewhere, SpaceX is making waves in traditional telephony and earnings season is about to kick off. This and more on today's pod, which is hosted by Saxo Global Head of Macro Strategy John J. Hardy.
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- We often pass along plenty of links with skeptical takes on AI, but maybe we should balance out occasionally with more positive taks on potential for this wild AI spending to extend out over the horizon for years to come. Of course, if you would rather listen to uber-skeptic Ed Zitron, you can tune in here, here and here.
- UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham is in hot water after comments on the Manchester City FC case - not sure if this is existential for his status as the nation's leader, but a huge test.
- The Insider reports on Russia's drone that fortunately failed in August to detonate an aircraft (at a German airport) carrying ammunition bound for Ukraine.
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Today, we note the rather ugly risk off tone across markets, with strong Samsung and TSMC earnings reports received somewhat poorly by the market overnight in Asia. Europe is suffering another weak session even …
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Today, we note the rather ugly risk off tone across markets, with strong Samsung and TSMC earnings reports received somewhat poorly by the market overnight in Asia. Europe is suffering another weak session even as the key US indices once again managed a resilient performance, but can they continue to do so with the worrisome backdrop? Also today, full coverage of the latest oil spike, EU's natural gas situation, sugar and gold and silver with Saxo Head of Commodity Strategy Ole Hansen. This and more on today's pod, which was hosted by Saxo Global Head of Macro Strategy John J. Hardy.
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- Today's FT Big Read is on the leveraging up of hedge fund and semi-institutional players like Citadel and Jane Street and how these have become cash cows for the likes of Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley. How risky is all that leverage?
- Another stab among many out there at how the AI bubble pops. Or will it be called the SI bubble at that point.
- World War II sugar rationing in UK provided a valuable experiment on the impact of sugar in the first years of life. Certainly looks like sugar is hazardous for your developmental health.
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Today, a look at Europe and the euro looking suddenly troubled again today as France continues to draw negative attention and Eurozone sovereign yield spreads have widened again today after France's Le Pen …
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Today, a look at Europe and the euro looking suddenly troubled again today as France continues to draw negative attention and Eurozone sovereign yield spreads have widened again today after France's Le Pen presented a long term budget plan on Tuesday. Elsewhere, sterling is charging higher against the single currency and Musk's net worth is back close to a trillion USD, chiefly on his SpaceX holdings. This and much more on today's pod, which is hosted by Saxo Global Head of Macro Strategy John J. Hardy.
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- Liaquat Ahamed has written a new book - I have it down as my next read: 1873: The First Great Depression and the Making of the Modern World. It could be a timely one to consider if the current investment binge ends up driving a similar outcome.
- Michael Burry recommended a paid substack with a deep-dive on Nvidia and its prospects.
- Don't know what to say about this other than to put it out there, but there has been some considerable speculation that Xi Jinping may be suffering from poor health.
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Today, we note the confounding combination of very rough seas in macro and FX as EU sovereign debt stress, yield volatility and a strong US dollar weigh, and yet equities seem to be sailing along as if nothing …
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Today, we note the confounding combination of very rough seas in macro and FX as EU sovereign debt stress, yield volatility and a strong US dollar weigh, and yet equities seem to be sailing along as if nothing malicious is afoot. Some coverage of why Tesla and especially SpaceX rallied hard on Friday as the latter moves closer to its plans to launch space-based AI data centers, with Google test units already along for the ride. This and much more on today's pod, which is hosted by Saxo Global Head of Macro Strategy John J. Hardy.
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- Anthropic takes a stab at estimating how quickly (or slowly, actually) the robot overlords will take over human labor.
- Ukraine is already deploying robots on the battlefield, with some success.
- The Half Macro Half Climate substack points to the tensions that will continue to aggravate the risks for French debt and France's status within the EU on the exodus of assets from the financially troubled republic.
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Today we look at the crush lower in short term sovereign bond yields, especially in Europe, where Germany's bonds were bid while French and even Italian longer dated bonds remain stressed, a key focus for …
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Today we look at the crush lower in short term sovereign bond yields, especially in Europe, where Germany's bonds were bid while French and even Italian longer dated bonds remain stressed, a key focus for European markets and increasingly for the euro currency. The retreat in most sovereign bond yields has buoyed market sentiment today, but some underlying stress signs are still there, and credit spreads were wider yesterday elsewhere as well. Elsewhere, new geopolitical developments are worth paying attention to, including this weekend's election in Brazil. This and much more on today's pod, which is hosted by Saxo Global Head of Macro Strategy John J. Hardy.
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- Is dynamic AI pricing a great way to optimize your business or will it just annoy customers into going elsewhere? Reuters covers McDonald's attempt to find out. Looks risky.
- KKGB notes the risk of a self-reinforcing negative spiral in the current French debt situation from local debt without some dramatic change of course.
- BBC says that Meta's Muse is about to make the internet more annoying.
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Today, focusing chiefly on the implications for stocks and risk sentiment broadly if yields don't turn lower very soon, especially in Europe, where the focus on France is intensifying while Germany-France yield …
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Today, focusing chiefly on the implications for stocks and risk sentiment broadly if yields don't turn lower very soon, especially in Europe, where the focus on France is intensifying while Germany-France yield spreads blow wider and France puts together its budget proposal for the coming year. Some perspectives on how poorly the median US stock is doing relative to the strong overal indices as well and much more on macro and FX.
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- Rosenberg and Gundlach talk shop for nearly 90 minutes and how the bond market might respond to a coming slowdown and/or crisis.
- An audiophile talks what it means to be an audiophile. A bit over the top, but we could all be listening to much better music if we ditch the Bluetooth and ANC.
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Today, a look at a calm market as a massive downdraft in US Consumer Confidence in September failed to weigh. Lots more data ahead before we know where we are with yields through Friday's US September payrolls …
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Today, a look at a calm market as a massive downdraft in US Consumer Confidence in September failed to weigh. Lots more data ahead before we know where we are with yields through Friday's US September payrolls and others jobs data. Elsewhere, UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham declared the end of Thatcherism and prospect for a much more visible hand from the UK government. This and much more on today's pod, which is hosted by Saxo Global Head of Macro Strategy John J. Hardy.
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- Regarding Micron's earnings after the close today, What would Warren Buffett think of Micron? asks the Parabolic substack.
- Part 2 of the Michael Every interview on all things geo-strategic, with a particularly compelling discussion on the AGI race between US and China.
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