Trump says he is raising tariffs on certain South Korean imports. Stocks follow predictable swings from Trump’s trade announcements.

President Donald Trump said on Monday he was raising tariffs on U.S. imports of South Korean autos and other goods, blaming the legislature of an ally and a major trading partner for dragging its feet on enacting a deal agreed last year. For South Korea, the decision, which officials in Seoul said caught them by …

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Gold surge flashes historic warning for stocks

Gold is telling us something right now. https://t.co/glKwsZlOCB — Just a Dude Who Invests (@DudeWhoInvests) January 21, 2026 Cause for pause. Today is like the 1930s, 1940s, 1970s, 2000s. Over the last 100 years, every time Gold outperformed equities (shown against 200wma where the ratio crosses 0.70 here) the S&P 500 had all of its …

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Big move in bank stocks coming

BANKS Big move pending. Wont be long. https://t.co/kpvL0qjSyl pic.twitter.com/3RnV60LSbV — The Great Martis (@great_martis) January 15, 2026 Talked with a higher up at a bank today He said the level of fraud out there is insane Risk management departments are freaking out And there’s more to come down the road Banks have weak internal controls …

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Jim Cramer says investors should “avoid” buying stocks right now; Cramer’s Inverse portfolio beat Nancy Pelosi’s portfolio in 2025.

JUST IN: Jim Cramer says investors should "avoid" buying stocks right now — Kalshi (@Kalshi) January 8, 2026 Wow https://t.co/iw49zc5tqQ — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) January 8, 2026 The U.S. Congress just sold their entire stock holdings so… we're on our own 😏 — Financelot (@FinanceLancelot) January 8, 2026 tomorrow could be a massive black swan …

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Holy cow moment on Wall Street, U.S. stocks hit 306% of M2, blow past 2000 bubble peak, value of shares now over 3 times America’s cash

Stocks now outweigh the money supply by three to one, which only works as long as liquidity keeps pretending it’s infinite. When cash tightens even a little, there’s nothing underneath that valuation but hope. That's when people want to be in the world reserve currency but even that has its limits…. And we are about …

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S&P 500 +16.9%, Nasdaq +20.8%, Dow +13.5%: AI, resilient consumers, cost cuts, and Fed support create one of the best years for stocks

2025 treated the market well. What a great year for stocks. S&P 500 +16.9%Dow +13.5%Nasdaq +20.8%Russell 2000 +11.3% The recipe for a great year for #stocks =The AI BoomResilient (higher income) consumersCost cuttingGood supply chain management to minimize tariffs… pic.twitter.com/YLMOg7Sh6m — Heather Long (@byHeatherLong) December 31, 2025 Today, both of our independent measures of inflation, …

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Bank of America triggers rare contrarian sell signal for global stocks; Precious metals surge as markets search for safety

There’s nowhere else to park cash with bonds broken, crypto unstable, Japan hiking, and China already heated. Metals aren’t just a trade, they’re the last real safe harbor left before the next wave hits. BofA's contrarian sell signal got triggered Since 2002, 16 sell signals have been followed by a median 2.7% decline in global …

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Stocks fall after strong GDP report dampens outlook for Fed rate cuts

US ADVANCE Q3 GDP +4.3% (CONSENSUS +3.3%) — *Walter Bloomberg (@DeItaone) December 23, 2025 Huge GDP beat.No inflation.Best economy in history.Cut rates to 0️⃣. Too much winning. — TT3 (@TradingThomas3) December 23, 2025 🇺🇸 Morning Economic Data: *Q3 GDP: Beat 🟢*Q3 Consumer Spending: Beat 🟢*Durable Goods Orders: Miss 🔴*Core Durable Goods Orders: Miss 🔴 Will …

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The AI boom just hit a physical limit, and Oracle is where the stress finally cracked. Gamma squeeze attempt on SoftBank stalls when real selling hits… This makes me want to 100x max long oil stocks

THE THERMODYNAMIC RECKONING Oracle just lost $35 billion in market cap. In 48 hours. Wall Street thinks this is an earnings miss. It is not. This is the first domino. What happened on December 11 was not a revenue shortfall. It was a confession. Oracle revealed 57 percent of its $523 billion backlog depends on …

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Every major market crash followed a Fed pivot as rate cuts triggered brutal losses in stocks, from the 1970s to 2008.

They’re LYING to you, rate cuts are actually BAD… Well, in the short term they are. The biggest crashes in history didn’t happen before the Fed pivot. They happened after it. 1970s? Fed cuts → stocks nuked. 2000 dot-com? Fed cuts → -51%. 2008? Fed cuts → -58%. Even the early 2020s saw the same …

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Is Search Activity Forecasting An Imminent Fall For ‘AI Stocks’?

via Jesse Felder Brij Khurana writes that corporate profits, “have been inflated by massive government deficits, ambitious business investment, and debt-funded shareholder returns. If fiscal stimulus subsides and household savings rates rise—whether because of AI or any other reason—the Kalecki-Levy equation suggests the bubble that has sustained U.S. corporate profits since 2008 might burst.” STAT In …

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Retail investors are fueling a new meme-stock mania, driving 6 million daily options contracts in unprofitable small-cap stocks while most of the market barely participates. Fund managers are running almost no cash.

Appetite for risk is incredibly strong: Options trading volumes in loss-making Russell 2000 stocks have risen to ~6 million contracts per day, an all-time high. Volumes have more than doubled since April and surpassed the previous record set during the 2021 meme-stock mania. By comparison, options activity in profitable stocks is only 33% as large. …

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“I will keep stocks at all time highs” – Trump…. $VIX down -44% in 5 days. Be fearful when others are greedy… SOFR trades keep breaking the fed ceiling

$VIX down -44% in 5 days.Be fearful when others are greedy. — kpak (@kpak82) November 28, 2025 25% of the ~$3.2 trillion ($800bln) being financed via SOFR has been borrowed above the Fed’s upper bound …for almost three weeks now https://t.co/UisS8uif0j pic.twitter.com/nK5ZyNx9SI — Robert (infra 🏛️⌛️) (@infraa_) November 28, 2025 SOFR has now spent two …

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The zero rate boom was never free since ordinary people traded their future away while a small elite captured the nation’s stocks, homes and land under the illusion of easy money.

This was all pre planned. Government printed dollars. Lowered rates to 0%. You thought you were getting free monies to buy LED TV! In reality you were paying for this with your future and the elites were capturing every single asset — from stocks to houses to farm land! https://t.co/eprXRpb8jj — tic toc (@TicTocTick) November …

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SPY shows 3 percent dip, 60 percent of stocks fall below 200 day average. Japan’s forward yields flash crisis. The big crash is coming soon.

The Japanese carry trade has gone into reverse so it’s inevitable. Japan is in denial on debt. It's 10-year gov't bond yield is only 1.8% (blue), which looks ok, but that same yield 10-years forward is 4.0% (orange) and 20-years forward is 4.4% (red). The only certainty for Japan is that it'll have either a …

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One of the biggest economic crashes is occurring in real time with the infection started in cryptocurrency and spreading to stocks. Tom Lee’s Bitmine is sitting on $3.5 BILLION in unrealized losses on $ETH.

Crypto is primarily a speculative risk asset. Do not conflate the two together. This isn’t a crash, investors are taking profit so therefore it is an overdue correction. — J-Red aboi da kid (@Unpopularrtruth) November 20, 2025 JUST IN: Tom Lee’s Bitmine is sitting on $3.5 BILLION in unrealized losses on $ETH. And we haven't …

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The world’s most indebted country just triggered the yield jump that could unwind decades of borrowed yen and slam stocks, currencies, and credit markets

“THE GLOBAL FINANCIAL SYSTEM JUST BROKE IN TOKYO Japan’s 30-year bond yield hit 3.41% today. That number means nothing to you. Here’s why it should terrify you. Japan owes 230% of everything it produces. It’s the most indebted nation in human history. For 35 years, they kept the lights on by borrowing at near-zero rates. …

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THE BIG FLUSH: Freight, Stocks, Jobs, Small Businesses, Housing, ALL Spiral Down the Drain

In the sewer business, they say a good flush beats a full house. This one isn’t a good flush. It’s the other kind that fills your house with a stinking mess you have to live with. by David Haggith Adam Taggart, in his interview below with Freightwaves’ Craig Fuller, says Fuller’s take on the economy sounds stagflationary, …

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Foreclosures surge, Dow drops 1,300 points over 2 sessions, hedge funds dump stocks while retail keeps buying — the setup looks too familiar.

“In October alone, there were 36,766 foreclosure filings — the first step in the process, when a lender warns a borrower they’re in default. That’s up three percent from September and 19 percent from a year ago… lenders formally started foreclosure proceedings on 25,129 homes in October — up six percent from last month and …

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Michael Burry just closed his fund, top signal. The underlying economy appears to be weakening beneath the headlines. Stocks are selling off sharply.

Michael Burry just closed his fund, top signal. pic.twitter.com/8O1Al5TPRe — TT3 (@TradingThomas3) November 13, 2025 BREAKING 🚨: Michael Burry Michael Burry to close down his hedge fund by year end after acknowledging he doesn't understand today's market pic.twitter.com/vrCIRNf5xH — Barchart (@Barchart) November 13, 2025 Happy Thursday. pic.twitter.com/g1YXL7Jc2l — Brew Markets (@brewmarkets) November 13, 2025 Since …

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U.S. stocks are pumping hard. Bitcoin is dumping hard.

U.S. stocks are pumping hard Bitcoin is dumping hard Fuck this crypto shit man !! pic.twitter.com/3OSZNf5Weh — Ash Crypto (@AshCrypto) November 11, 2025 MicroStrategy ($MSTR) traded at a notable premium to its modified NAV (mNAV) relative to Bitcoin ($BTC). Because $MSTR also issued debt—effectively paying ~7–10% to lever up its Bitcoin exposure—the company’s equity became …

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