Thoughts on the things that influence (PART 1)
đ„ Crypto liquidations and leveraged wipeoutsï»ż  đž
Risk: Elevated leverage on perpetual futures can trigger cascade liquidations and amplify downside volatility.ï»ż
For: A major liquidation wave on Binance signals stressed margin positioning and fragile risk appetite.ï»ż
Against: Crypto can trade idiosyncratically and does not always drag broader risk assets; correlations with equities are unstable.ï»ż
 đïž U.S. government shutdownï»ż âžïž
Risk: Underfunded agencies and delayed macro releases raise uncertainty and near-term volatility.ï»ż
 For: Political standoffs typically dampen risk appetite and pressure growth-sensitive assets.ï»ż
Against: Shutdowns are usually temporary and rarely morph into systemic crises.ï»ż
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đ„Gold at all-time highsï»ż  đ
Risk: ATH in gold alongside overbought signals is a classic risk-off tell (flight to safety).ï»ż
F: Defensive rotation into gold often tracks rising credit concerns and tighter financial conditions.ï»ż
Against: Gold can retrace after impulsive rallies, opening a tactical window for risk assets to bounce.ï»ż
 đŠBanking stress and credit qualityï»żđ„
Risk: Worsening asset quality and widening bank CDS raise systemic risk via liquidity and funding channels.ï»ż
F: Fears of a credit event can overshadow positive data and tighten financial conditions.ï»ż
Against: Large banks remain well-capitalized and benefit from regulatory support, localizing shocks.ï»ż
đSticky inflation and input costsï»żđ„
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Risk: Persistent core inflation, wage momentum, and higher input costs sustain a hawkish policy bias.ï»ż
F: If inflation expectations fail to ease, the premium for money stays high, compressing equity multiples.ï»ż
Against: Base effects and supply-chain normalization can gradually relieve inflation pressure.ï»ż
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