Brian Fantana
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Brian Fantana
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🇵🇷 Hoy la calle la dejamo' 'esbaratá Minion Mentality On my Marty Mauser shit love movies and finance

BREAKING: Gold futures surge above $4,550/oz, now up +4% on the day, as optimism grows over US-Iran peace talks.


BREAKING: US oil prices extend losses to -11.5% on the day, dropping below $87/barrel, as markets price-in a potential end to the Iran War.


Oil prices are no longer the biggest threat to markets. It has become increasingly clear that bond markets will dictate just how long President Trump can continue increase pressure in the Iran War. The 10Y Note Yield is now up ~45 basis points since the war began on February 28th. This is in-line with the rapid surge seen around "Liberation Day" in April 2025. As the 10Y Note Yield surged above 4.50% in April 2025, President Trump began floating a potential tariff "pause." And, once the 10Y Yield broke above 4.60%, President Trump officially implemented a 90-day pause on his reciprocal tariffs on April 9th, 2025. With the 10Y Note Yield now up to 4.40%, we believe the 4.50% to 4.60% range will be the "line in the sand" again. The US economy cannot handle a 5% 10Y Note Yield.

Damm this is a little crazy treasury bonds are selling off and If we cross 5%, Trump and Bessent will probably panic lol. The last time it was like this, Trump and Bessent call off and delay Liberation Day. This took down gold and silver as well so yea atm the situation can get worse before it gets better and that’s a real possibility. If we go above 5% on the 30 Year Yield, Trump, Bessent and The Fed will need to do something, maybe not immediately but definitely in the near future Whether it emergency rate cuts or accelerate the money printing who knows but yea





This was A transitioning Cycle for Bitcoin and Crypto, next Bull run is going to be huge. $800,000 per Bitcoin in 2029-2030








BREAKING: Spot gold extends its selloff to -$400/oz on the day, now trading at $4,500/oz for the first time since February 2nd.


BREAKING: Gold drops below $4,700/oz and silver falls below $70/oz as rates cuts are priced out due to rising inflation and the Iran War.


*FED SAYS GOVERNOR STEPHEN MIRAN DISSENTS IN FAVOR OF RATE CUT











