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@JasonP138

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Against All Odds Research@JasonP138·
Gold moves first. Copper follows. Oil moves last. That’s been the cycle for 40 years—and right now, copper is breaking out while oil hasn’t budged. You know what comes next. 👀⛽️
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The Kobeissi Letter
The Kobeissi Letter@KobeissiLetter·
Short positions on US oil funds are surging: Short interest on the US Oil & Gas Exploration & Production ETF, $IEO, is up to 2.8%, near the highest in 4 years. Short interest has TRIPLED since the start of 2026. Over the same period, $IEO prices have risen +33% to an all-time high. Furthermore, short interest in the United States Oil ETF, $USO, has soared ~3 million shares, or 50%, over the last month, This means traders are increasingly betting against rising oil prices, even as the rally continues, a setup that often leads to extreme volatility. Brace for more volatility in the oil market.
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Analogics@HowCanIKelp·
Entering a long cotton $CT options trade on this extreme volatility squeeze and break above the weekly Ichimoku cloud.
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Sam Gatlin@sam_gatlin·
With the Copper speculators max-long, the stage is set for a big rug pull. Are you ready?
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George Coyle@gfc4·
Do you believe that you control your outcomes in trading (and life)?
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Ricardo Sarraf
Ricardo Sarraf@nullcharts·
Another chart that may offer valuable clues about the next move in Emerging Markets: copper. Historically, copper and EM equities have shared a strong positive correlation. Moves in one tend to be followed by moves in the other, even as EM economies have evolved beyond purely extraction-driven models. Right now, copper is struggling to break above its first extension level. The primary trend remains bullish, but in the near term, bulls need to step up to keep momentum intact.
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Behold, the most bearish chart on the planet for the Ex-US trade. Dollar officially entering The Pain Zone. $DXY

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