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M2 money supply hits all-time high at $21.9 trillion, liquidity swells again Fed tightening fades into rearview, Overnight repo explodes 11000% hits $11B

Inflation fears return money flood reignites pressure… 📈 U.S. M2 Money Supply Hits Record $21.9 Trillion in May 2025 The U.S. M2 money supply—comprising cash, checking deposits, and other liquid assets—rose to a record $21.94 trillion (seasonally adjusted) in May 2025, up 4.5% year-over-year. Although below the long-term average… pic.twitter.com/Qb7iuJnj11 — Econovis (@econovisuals) June 30, …

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SPY confirms bearish reversal at $597 with bulls trapped… We got rugged again

$SPY Bearish Reversal is now confirmed with today's close at $597, just below the 10-dma.5-dma the key level for bulls has been captured by the bears. 🐻 See you at $592 $SPY Monday.The earliest multi-day bounce will be at the 200-dma at $577. Most likely Mon 6/23.=========… https://t.co/BCYMWMMITr pic.twitter.com/CzTt5kC1lZ — Astro Zan (@alshfaw) June 13, …

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THEY DID IT AGAIN! U.S. Treasury just bought back another $10 Billion of its own debt

BREAKING 🚨: United States Treasury THEY DID IT AGAIN! U.S. Treasury just bought back another $10 Billion of its own debt, matching the largest Treasury buyback in history (and that was from last week)! pic.twitter.com/15G6tNwBGr — Barchart (@Barchart) June 12, 2025 It's hard to say definitively if Treasury debt buybacks are "good" without more context. …

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Everyone’s drunk on gains again while the put call ratio screams warning and VIX naps. Same story before every crash. Is it time to hedge?

This setup screams complacency. When everyone loads up on calls and forgets risk even exists, that’s when the rug gets pulled. S&P 500 $SPY Put/Call Ratio is at one of its lowest levels in the last 3 years 🚨Is it time to hedge? pic.twitter.com/aL0tqo3KTC — Barchart (@Barchart) June 12, 2025 BREAKING 🚨: U.S. Dollar$DXY could …

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Silver erupts through key resistance, miners surge while gold nears record again

Been saying silver and silver miners looked bullish.And now, SILVER & SILVER MINERS ARE MOVING. Posted on four days ago (on the 2nd) that silver looked ready to break to upside above gray price range.And, it did just that just hours later. Then posted in linked post below… https://t.co/OKZcu2rEMq pic.twitter.com/pDP857z0Yw — Graddhy – Commodities TA+Cycles …

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Saylor’s REIT defense crumbles MicroStrategy’s model mirrors a classic Ponzi scheme. Bitcoin lags gold again sparking fears the bull cycle may be fading

🎈Saylor defends accusations that $MSTR is a Ponzi by comparing it to a REIT…this is the conman answer. Here’s why they’re not at all the same -> 1. REITs are operating cash flow positive from rental income, generating enough to cover interest & dividend payments. $MSTR is cash… pic.twitter.com/ZakvRDo7cs — Rho Rider (@RhoRider) June 4, …

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Hedge funds are shorting stocks again, boosting leverage to new record. Chicago PMI plunges to four-month low, sinks to 40.5 in May. Supercore PCE turns negative for the first time since covid.

The Chicago Purchasing Managers’ Index fell for a second straight month to its lowest level in four months. The index sank to 40.5 this month from 44.6 in April, falling short of the 45.1 forecast. The latest reading marks the 18th consecutive month the index has contracted. — Peter Schiff (@PeterSchiff) May 30, 2025 Hedge …

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Japan’s 40-year bond yield is on the move again. The situation that drew attention last week isn’t improving.

🇯🇵 Japan's 40-year bond yield is on the move again. Someone get the Bank of Japan on the phone. pic.twitter.com/mkrag1Z9sc — Jesse Cohen (@JesseCohenInv) May 28, 2025 Bloomberg: “Japan’s auction of 40-year bonds Wednesday met demand that was the weakest since July, an outcome that risks fueling further volatility in global debt markets” Listen to …

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Bulls are like my parents, they can watch the same movie over and over again and never remember the ending.

Bulls are like my parents, they can watch the same movie over and over again and never remember the ending. pic.twitter.com/ygYw0Gq03u — Mac10 (@SuburbanDrone) May 27, 2025 Two areas I watched: StarbucksRVs Not sure why lol, but always canaries in the coal mine. https://t.co/ccBuMRfFFH — Darth Powell (@VladTheInflator) May 27, 2025 I am still seeing …

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Inflation is above 2% again, that’s an increase of 0.88 percentage points in 50 days!

Any chance this could still be valid? pic.twitter.com/RfsL17Fvm3 — Guilherme Tavares (@i3_invest) May 27, 2025 AI super stock Nvidia reports earnings tomorrow which will set the tone for the entire Tech sector. Analysts are making all manner of predictions based upon linear extrapolation of the AI super bubble. The only thing they don't consider is …

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Chinese property prices plunge again as construction, investment collapse deeper into crisis

BREAKING: New home prices in China's 70 major cities dropped -4.6% year-over-year in April. Existing home prices fell -6.8%, after a -7.3% drop in March. Chinese home prices have now declined for nearly 4 years STRAIGHT. Meanwhile, property investment declined -10.3%… pic.twitter.com/ke4rwT1otC — The Kobeissi Letter (@KobeissiLetter) May 21, 2025

Dollar-yen liquidity machine fuels endless swaps, carry trade deepens global leverage. Is the Carry Trade at risk again?

Japan Is the Fuse. The U.S. Is the Bomb. The cracks in global bond markets just turned into fractures. Japan’s 20-year government bond (JGB) auction was the worst since 1987. Bid-to-cover ratios collapsed. Yields on the 30-year spiked to 3.12%, and the 40-year hit an all-time… https://t.co/e2Aa7r63dz pic.twitter.com/9Yxww5ehA2 — EndGame Macro (@onechancefreedm) May 20, 2025 …

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We’re in the fake calm again, just like spring 2008; Tariff relief fooled the market, but the cracks are still spreading

This time, it’s not the Fed cutting rates buying us time. It’s Trump rolling back tariffs. And now everyone thinks we’re back to normal. But even before the tariff war began, the economy was already soft. In December 2024, we got hit with terrible consumer data. Spending collapsed. That sparked a sharp correction. It was …

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Global long term bond markets are weak again today. Higher rates will solve the overspending in households and governments.

Let them eat cake 🍰 pic.twitter.com/oo61kcRt9x — The Great Martis (@great_martis) May 13, 2025 Seeing another push higher across yields today after CPI, with some noteworthy exceptions pic.twitter.com/bWQH9ht1Cx — Markets & Mayhem (@Mayhem4Markets) May 13, 2025 Is the bond market the scorecard for Bessent anymore? That's the big macro question. Global long term bond markets …

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Switzerland’s 4-year bond yields just flipped negative again. The money is speaking loud: safety first, yield never.

Switzerland’s Negative Yields Are Back And It’s a Global Red Flag, Not a Local Anomaly A remarkable event just unfolded quietly in global bond markets Swiss government bonds with maturities up to 4 years are once again offering negative yields. Investors are literally paying the Swiss government for the privilege of lending them money. While …

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U.S. Department of Education is collecting on student loans again. Know your rights as a person in debt.

via YSK: It could save you thousands and protect your future. On May 5, the U.S. Department of Education will commence collecting on student loans after a five-year hiatus. This is going to throw thousands of American lives into chaos, and you should know what your rights are when dealing with collection agencies. U.S. Department …

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Canada rewards failure Mark Carney wins fourth Liberal term. Voters fooled again Liberals return despite decade of economic mismanagement. Kamala Harris just won in Canada

Only in Canada does the party that governed over a decade of unprecedented economic ineptitude get rewarded for a fourth term in office. Less a case of there being a fresh face with Mark Carney, who previously served on the sidelines as Justin Trudeau’s external economic advisor,… — David Rosenberg (@EconguyRosie) April 29, 2025 In …

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Inflation fears hit 1981 levels again. Consumer confidence plunges to lowest in months.

🇺🇸 AMERICANS THINK THE ECONOMY IS A FLAMING DUMPSTER People are freaking out—for the fourth month in a row—because everything feels like it’s getting worse, not better. Blame the T-word: tariffs. They mess with prices, and now folks are scared their paychecks won’t keep up with… https://t.co/siOu6uomud pic.twitter.com/3HZyOZ9vEg — Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal) April 25, 2025 …

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