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Macro & Crypto Cycle Research Structural Trends | Liquidity | Capital Rotation Long-Term Positioning Not financial advice.

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Axis Balance@Axis_Balance·
🧵1️⃣ Right now, people are split. Some are calling for a massive crash. Others are screaming “buy the dip” to the moon. But that doesn’t mean the S&P 500 Index is safe. Here’s what I see 👇 #spx #stocks #macro
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Rekt Fencer
Rekt Fencer@rektfencer·
🚨 2026 WILL MAKE 2008 LOOK LIKE A SMALL DIP THE WARNING SIGNS ARE EVERYWHERE BUT MOST PEOPLE STILL DON'T SEE IT
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Axis Balance@Axis_Balance·
@FulvioOlivieri Appreciate the insight! I’m leaning towards a similar scenario, though I suspect the correction might be shallower in percentage terms compared to 2022. Let’s see how it unfolds. A strong hug back! 🤝📉
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Fulvio Olivieri ♈🕊️
Fulvio Olivieri ♈🕊️@FulvioOlivieri·
@Axis_Balance My BRO, I wait to scenario similar at 2022, crash April may and another bottom next October November 2026, my opinion....an strong HUG 🙏💯👍🌟
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Axis Balance@Axis_Balance·
🧵1️⃣ Right now, people are split. Some are calling for a massive crash. Others are screaming “buy the dip” to the moon. But that doesn’t mean the S&P 500 Index is safe. Here’s what I see 👇 #spx #stocks #macro
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Axis Balance@Axis_Balance·
The Bloomberg Agriculture Index is quietly setting up for a major move. We’re approaching a long-term trendline that has held since the 2020 lows — and momentum is building. Key levels to watch: • First resistance: 95–100 • Macro breakout zone: 135–140 (cycle-level) What’s interesting is the sequence: Precious metals moved first. Then industrial metals followed. Energy came next. Now it’s agriculture’s turn. This rotation across commodities is not random — it’s how inflationary cycles typically unfold. Seasonality also matters here. Agriculture tends to peak in Q1 or early Q2, which aligns with a potential local top in early 2027 — right into that first resistance zone. Pullbacks are likely, but the bigger picture is becoming clearer. If we break higher, this isn’t just a trade — it’s a structural shift. Do you expect rejection at 95–100, or continuation into a full cycle breakout?
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Henrik Zeberg
Henrik Zeberg@HenrikZeberg·
The Market is going to rally out of this bottom - like it did in April 2025. Was the "tariffs-situation solved" at that point? No! And neither does the situation in ME need to be. Markets are not driven by geopolitical situations alone. Wait and see!
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Axis Balance@Axis_Balance·
You’ve been on the right side of the big move — no doubt. But what matters now isn’t just oil going higher… it’s what comes after. We’re moving through a classic inflation sequence: Precious metals → Industrial metals → Energy Next: Agriculture. That’s where inflation hits the real economy. If oil is heading toward those extreme targets, then food prices won’t stay behind. My chart suggests agri is now approaching a key inflection: 95–100 resistance, with seasonality pointing to a Q1–Q2 peak window — likely early 2027 for a local top. This is how second-wave inflation spreads — not just through energy, but into everything people actually consume. Markets are focused on oil. They’re not ready for what comes next.
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Graddhy - Commodities TA+Cycles
Been saying that a 2nd wave of big inflation is coming. And oil has now kickstarted that phase. And, been saying for years that we will see at least $250-$300 oil during this commodities bull market. And in the linked post below I raised that target to $369. Oil was at $58.40 in the linked post below. Now at $102. The linked post below nailed the low. That is a massive breakout, by gapping above the red pattern. Reached $120 on the breakout move. The 4.5 year red bullish falling wedge is probably a halfway pattern, with a price target of $369 (green lines measured move). Since I called the commodities bear market low almost 6 years ago, I have been saying that this commodities bull market is the best opportunity you will ever have in life to get out of the rat race. When that 2nd pink head & shoulders pattern broke down just before the Covid-crash, I understood that the huge blue head & shoulders pattern was probably going to play out too. And it very much did. This is the kind of guidance that makes a difference: => nailed both the big drop in 2020, plus the huge breakout now Following the right people is absolutely vital. #joinus graddhy.com #oott #oilprice
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Been saying for years that we will see at least $250-$300 oil during this commodities bull market. I am now raising that target to $369. Oil now has a 4.5 year red bullish falling wedge, and if that pattern is a halfway pattern, which it most probably is, then the price target for this pattern is $369. Get ready for the 2nd inflationary phase to start soon. Since I called the commodities bear market low almost 6 years ago, I have been saying that this commodities bull market is the best opportunity you will ever have in life to get out of the rat race. When that 2nd pink head & shoulders pattern broke down just before the Covid-crash, I understood that the huge blue head & shoulders pattern was probably going to play out too. And it very much did. That is the kind of guidance that makes a difference. Following the right people is absolutely vital. #joinus graddhy.com #oott #oilprice

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Axis Balance@Axis_Balance·
You’re talking about a scenario the market is still underestimating. The Strait of Hormuz handles ~20–25% of global oil flows — restricting it is effectively a supply shock to the entire world economy. We’ve seen this before. In 1973, the Arab oil embargo didn’t just spike prices — oil quadrupled and triggered a global inflationary crisis. Now imagine a structurally constrained flow instead of a temporary embargo. That’s not just oil going higher — that’s inflation spreading across everything: Energy → Metals → Food We’re already seeing this rotation play out. Precious metals led. Industrial metals followed. Energy is now exploding. Agriculture is next. My base case: Agri pushes into 95–100 resistance, with a potential local top in early 2027 (Q1/Q2 seasonality). This isn’t random — it’s how commodity cycles unfold under supply shocks.
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NoLimit@NoLimitGains·
🚨 Trump is open to ending the Iran war while leaving Hormuz closed Think about what a permanently restricted strait does to oil prices, inflation, and the global economy. Remember what happened in 1973?
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Axis Balance@Axis_Balance·
The Bloomberg Agriculture Index is quietly setting up for a major move. We’re approaching a long-term trendline that has held since the 2020 lows — and momentum is building. Key levels to watch: • First resistance: 95–100 • Macro breakout zone: 135–140 (cycle-level) What’s interesting is the sequence: Precious metals moved first. Then industrial metals followed. Energy came next. Now it’s agriculture’s turn. This rotation across commodities is not random — it’s how inflationary cycles typically unfold. Seasonality also matters here. Agriculture tends to peak in Q1 or early Q2, which aligns with a potential local top in early 2027 — right into that first resistance zone. Pullbacks are likely, but the bigger picture is becoming clearer. If we break higher, this isn’t just a trade — it’s a structural shift. @badcharts1 am I right?
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Axis Balance@Axis_Balance·
The Bloomberg Agriculture Index is quietly setting up for a major move. We’re approaching a long-term trendline that has held since the 2020 lows — and momentum is building. Key levels to watch: • First resistance: 95–100 • Macro breakout zone: 135–140 (cycle-level) What’s interesting is the sequence: Precious metals moved first. Then industrial metals followed. Energy came next. Now it’s agriculture’s turn. This rotation across commodities is not random — it’s how inflationary cycles typically unfold. Seasonality also matters here. Agriculture tends to peak in Q1 or early Q2, which aligns with a potential local top in early 2027 — right into that first resistance zone. Pullbacks are likely, but the bigger picture is becoming clearer. If we break higher, this isn’t just a trade — it’s a structural shift. Do you expect rejection at 95–100, or continuation into a full cycle breakout?
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Axis Balance@Axis_Balance·
The Bloomberg Agriculture Index is quietly setting up for a major move. We’re approaching a long-term trendline that has held since the 2020 lows — and momentum is building. Key levels to watch: • First resistance: 95–100 • Macro breakout zone: 135–140 (cycle-level) What’s interesting is the sequence: Precious metals moved first. Then industrial metals followed. Energy came next. Now it’s agriculture’s turn. This rotation across commodities is not random — it’s how inflationary cycles typically unfold. Seasonality also matters here. Agriculture tends to peak in Q1 or early Q2, which aligns with a potential local top in early 2027 — right into that first resistance zone. Pullbacks are likely, but the bigger picture is becoming clearer. If we break higher, this isn’t just a trade — it’s a structural shift. Do you expect rejection at 95–100, or continuation into a full cycle breakout?
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Prof@TheProfInvestor·
2026 hear me out: - US dollar at YTD highs - yields breaking out higher - oil at 4-year highs - semiconductors cliff diving - AI stocks down 40% - software is complete garbage - gold and silver run is over is there anything we can buy?
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Axis Balance@Axis_Balance·
The Bloomberg Agriculture Index is quietly setting up for a major move. We’re approaching a long-term trendline that has held since the 2020 lows — and momentum is building. Key levels to watch: • First resistance: 95–100 • Macro breakout zone: 135–140 (cycle-level) What’s interesting is the sequence: Precious metals moved first. Then industrial metals followed. Energy came next. Now it’s agriculture’s turn. This rotation across commodities is not random — it’s how inflationary cycles typically unfold. Seasonality also matters here. Agriculture tends to peak in Q1 or early Q2, which aligns with a potential local top in early 2027 — right into that first resistance zone. Pullbacks are likely, but the bigger picture is becoming clearer. If we break higher, this isn’t just a trade — it’s a structural shift. Do you expect rejection at 95–100, or continuation into a full cycle breakout?
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NoLimit
NoLimit@NoLimitGains·
Uhoh It’s accelerating
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Read this slowly. Nobody is telling you the real function of a market crash. The consensus view is that volatility represents a market failure. But it doesn’t. In reality, it’s a feature designed for liquidity extraction. The fundamental paradigm of how fortunes are made is about exploiting panic. The truth? Every major drawdown, from the 57% crash in 2008 to the 34% drop in march 2020, was an engineered transfer of equity. Capital moved from reactive weak hands to disciplined institutional strong hands. Institutions have a luxury retail doesn't: Solvency. They aren't trading with rent money, so they don't have a ruin point on a standard correction. This liquidity buffer eliminates the emotional urge to capitulate. Here’s the mechanism they exploit every single time: 1. THE BIOLOGICAL FLAW Your brain is wired to fail in markets. When panic hits, your Amygdala screams "preserve capital," forcing you to sell at the exact moment risk premiums are most attractive. You crystallize losses at the bottom. 2. THE INSTITUTIONAL COUNTER-PARTY The big desks don't rely on sentiment, they use valuation models. When you panic sell, you are desperate for liquidity. They step in and provide it, absorbing your assets at deep discounts. 3. THE LAG TRAP Retail investors sit in cash waiting for the news to confirm it's safe. By the time the macro data looks good, the smart money has already driven the price up 30%. The optimal entry point has passed. If you’re waiting for an all clear signal from the media, you’re already too late. I’ve been tracking how the real money moves for the last 20 years. Price action lies, but order flow doesn't. The signal is in the dark pools and options gamma. Maximum fear + Institutional buying = the bottom. Don't overthink it. Just take the other side. BUT HERE’S THE THING… As of right now, the opposite is happening. Institutional traders (insiders) are selling everything at record levels, while retail investors think everything will do a 100x from here. I’ve been telling you for weeks, but I think a major correction is coming in the next few months. This market is being artificially sustained. When it finally breaks, it won't be a small correction, because we’re simply delaying the inevitable. As always, I promise to share all my moves publicly. I have an incredible track record and rarely miss. When I start deploying significant capital again because I believe the market has bottomed, I will share it here for everyone to see. Many people will regret not following me sooner.

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Axis Balance@Axis_Balance·
The Bloomberg Agriculture Index is quietly setting up for a major move. We’re approaching a long-term trendline that has held since the 2020 lows — and momentum is building. Key levels to watch: • First resistance: 95–100 • Macro breakout zone: 135–140 (cycle-level) What’s interesting is the sequence: Precious metals moved first. Then industrial metals followed. Energy came next. Now it’s agriculture’s turn. This rotation across commodities is not random — it’s how inflationary cycles typically unfold. Seasonality also matters here. Agriculture tends to peak in Q1 or early Q2, which aligns with a potential local top in early 2027 — right into that first resistance zone. Pullbacks are likely, but the bigger picture is becoming clearer. If we break higher, this isn’t just a trade — it’s a structural shift. Do you expect rejection at 95–100, or continuation into a full cycle breakout?
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J.C. Parets@JC_ParetsX·
During healthy bull markets you see breakdowns failing all the time. During the bear markets it's the breakouts that fail quite often.
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Axis Balance@Axis_Balance·
The Bloomberg Agriculture Index is quietly setting up for a major move. We’re approaching a long-term trendline that has held since the 2020 lows — and momentum is building. Key levels to watch: • First resistance: 95–100 • Macro breakout zone: 135–140 (cycle-level) What’s interesting is the sequence: Precious metals moved first. Then industrial metals followed. Energy came next. Now it’s agriculture’s turn. This rotation across commodities is not random — it’s how inflationary cycles typically unfold. Seasonality also matters here. Agriculture tends to peak in Q1 or early Q2, which aligns with a potential local top in early 2027 — right into that first resistance zone. Pullbacks are likely, but the bigger picture is becoming clearer. If we break higher, this isn’t just a trade — it’s a structural shift. Do you expect rejection at 95–100, or continuation into a full cycle breakout?
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Brian Feroldi
Brian Feroldi@BrianFeroldi·
Feed your investments like crazy for 10 years. In return, they’ll feed you for the following 50 years.
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Axis Balance@Axis_Balance·
The Bloomberg Agriculture Index is quietly setting up for a major move. We’re approaching a long-term trendline that has held since the 2020 lows — and momentum is building. Key levels to watch: • First resistance: 95–100 • Macro breakout zone: 135–140 (cycle-level) What’s interesting is the sequence: Precious metals moved first. Then industrial metals followed. Energy came next. Now it’s agriculture’s turn. This rotation across commodities is not random — it’s how inflationary cycles typically unfold. Seasonality also matters here. Agriculture tends to peak in Q1 or early Q2, which aligns with a potential local top in early 2027 — right into that first resistance zone. Pullbacks are likely, but the bigger picture is becoming clearer. If we break higher, this isn’t just a trade — it’s a structural shift. Do you @great_martis expect rejection at 95–100, or continuation into a full cycle breakout?
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Axis Balance@Axis_Balance·
The Bloomberg Agriculture Index is quietly setting up for a major move. We’re approaching a long-term trendline that has held since the 2020 lows — and momentum is building. Key levels to watch: • First resistance: 95–100 • Macro breakout zone: 135–140 (cycle-level) What’s interesting is the sequence: Precious metals moved first. Then industrial metals followed. Energy came next. Now it’s agriculture’s turn. This rotation across commodities is not random — it’s how inflationary cycles typically unfold. Seasonality also matters here. Agriculture tends to peak in Q1 or early Q2, which aligns with a potential local top in early 2027 — right into that first resistance zone. Pullbacks are likely, but the bigger picture is becoming clearer. If we break higher, this isn’t just a trade — it’s a structural shift. Do you expect rejection at 95–100, or continuation into a full cycle breakout?
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The Kobeissi Letter
The Kobeissi Letter@KobeissiLetter·
BREAKING: China is now on track to import 3.69 million metric tons of liquefied natural gas in March, the lowest since 2018. That would mark a -45% decline from January and a -57% drop from December, amid the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. Last year, China imported ~30% of its LNG from Qatar. As a result, Asian LNG prices have nearly DOUBLED this month as buyers compete for an increasingly limited supply. Chinese companies are now relying more on domestic gas and pipeline deliveries to offset the shortage. China’s LNG imports are collapsing amid the Iran War.
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Axis Balance@Axis_Balance·
The Bloomberg Agriculture Index is quietly setting up for a major move. We’re approaching a long-term trendline that has held since the 2020 lows — and momentum is building. Key levels to watch: • First resistance: 95–100 • Macro breakout zone: 135–140 (cycle-level) What’s interesting is the sequence: Precious metals moved first. Then industrial metals followed. Energy came next. Now it’s agriculture’s turn. This rotation across commodities is not random — it’s how inflationary cycles typically unfold. Seasonality also matters here. Agriculture tends to peak in Q1 or early Q2, which aligns with a potential local top in early 2027 — right into that first resistance zone. Pullbacks are likely, but the bigger picture is becoming clearer. If we break higher, this isn’t just a trade — it’s a structural shift. Do you expect rejection at 95–100, or continuation into a full cycle breakout?
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Otavio (Tavi) Costa
Otavio (Tavi) Costa@TaviCosta·
Powell doesn’t seem particularly concerned about inflation. Plenty of “tools” left in the toolbox, apparently :) Two words come to mind: Hard Assets. @tavicosta/p-192358201" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">substack.com/@tavicosta/p-1…
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Axis Balance@Axis_Balance·
The Bloomberg Agriculture Index is quietly setting up for a major move. We’re approaching a long-term trendline that has held since the 2020 lows — and momentum is building. Key levels to watch: • First resistance: 95–100 • Macro breakout zone: 135–140 (cycle-level) What’s interesting is the sequence: Precious metals moved first. Then industrial metals followed. Energy came next. Now it’s agriculture’s turn. This rotation across commodities is not random — it’s how inflationary cycles typically unfold. Seasonality also matters here. Agriculture tends to peak in Q1 or early Q2, which aligns with a potential local top in early 2027 — right into that first resistance zone. Pullbacks are likely, but the bigger picture is becoming clearer. If we break higher, this isn’t just a trade — it’s a structural shift. Do you expect rejection at 95–100, or continuation into a full cycle breakout? #Commodities #Macro #Inflation #Agriculture #Energy #Supercycle
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Henrik Zeberg
Henrik Zeberg@HenrikZeberg·
The Stock Market does not TOP as MARKET BREADTH STRENGTHENS. According to the BEARS - the NASDAQ topped in October 2025 right into a strengthening Market Breadth. The Top is not in!
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MMCrypto
MMCrypto@MMCrypto·
Silver had a 50% retracement. Starting to go in.
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Axis Balance
Axis Balance@Axis_Balance·
After 2008, public debt stopped being just a crisis tool and became a permanent pillar of economic stability. With real-sector growth slowing, governments in advanced economies increasingly relied on debt, QE, and deficits to sustain demand and financial returns. The result: rising debt levels, deeper financialization, and weaker links to real economic expansion. Debt sustainability today isn’t about size alone—it’s about structure, cost, and the system’s ability to continuously roll it over. In short: modern economies aren’t just growing with debt—they’re being stabilized by it.
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Robert Kiyosaki
Robert Kiyosaki@theRealKiyosaki·
INVESTOR SECRET: “lf you want to be a rich investor you have to see the future.” Seeing the future today is EASY for two reasons. 1: The National Debt will only go up because governments will only keep printing fake money. That means inflation will keep going up which means savers of dollars keep losing. 2: The war in Iran is a HOLY WAR, Christians and Jews against Muslims. That war will never end which means the price of oil will only go up, causing more inflation. As I have said for years, “The biggest losers will be those who drink the Kool-Aide: “Go to school, get good grades, get a job, pay taxes, save money, and invest for the long -term in a 401k or RRSP fill with a well/diversified portfolio of stocks, bonds, mutual funds, and ETFs Biggest lie is US Bonds are safe. In this global oil, debt, bond, money, banking and inflation crisis, the only thing that keeps you safe is YOU and the financial education YOU CHOOSE to put between your ears. For most of my life, I knew if something could be printed, it was fake. BEST Safe INVESTMENTS: That means real gold, real silver, oil, food, Bitcoin, and Ethereum are for me, the safest investments for 2026. To me, thatincludes college degrees such as Bachelor Degrees and MBA’s Please do not believe me. What is real to you. Take care.
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