Jimmy Nelson
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Jimmy Nelson
@Support_Defend
Husband, Father, Grandfather, Paul Harvey Conservative, US Navy Veteran, God + America + US Constitution loving Patriot, Small Business Owner, CFP(r)
Florida Katılım Eylül 2011
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@Support_Defend 42 years wow...behind every great man is a great woman, ain't that the truth. Where I live here in Spain there are loads of German Short-haired Pointers...gorgeous dogs, run like the wind and super agile. Touché...I don't have a mut rescue but I help animal shelters in the region
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@TheSimplifier7 Big move loading will be something to behold.
I relate.
Married 42 years with two rock star German Short-haired Pointers, a West Highland Terrier, and a beloved Mut Rescue. Best life.
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@HesusCristo777 @TheSimplifier7 "...and it certainly is." Indeed.
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@TheSimplifier7 Awesome thread bro, you said regime 3 is the regime that clears the room and it certainly is! Thanks for all your advice
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@TheSimplifier7 A real desk runs both clocks, and two books, aye.
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@TheSimplifier7 "...needs HL3 to keep holding." Aye. Indeed.
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Tuesday. Gold 4,545. The bounce off the floor has stalled.
Position clock... long. HL3 at 4,498 absorbed last week's flush and price is back above it. The structure is intact and the long is unbothered. Nothing to do up here.
Swing clock... still pointed down. Here is what the tape actually did. Price bounced close to 90 dollars off HL3, ran out of steam well short of HL4 at 4,633, and has rolled back to 4,545. A bounce that cannot reach the level it broke is a weak bounce. The swing clock has not turned. It paused, and now it is drifting lower again.
Silver is the tell this morning. Down more than 2% while gold only drifts. When silver leads the metals lower, it usually means they are not finished.
The 10-year is still up near 4.6%. The pressure that built last week has not let go.
So the lines are simple. The swing clock needs price back through epoch midline to talk about up. The position clock needs HL3 to keep holding. Between the two it is chop, and chop is not a trade.


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@Support_Defend Sorry brother...I had life interfere with the sauce...it will be released tomorrow...love you long time Jimmy
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The May 15 COT landed at 21:30 CET last night and the read is sharper than I expected.
Reporting week ending Tuesday May 12. Forty-eight hours before the overnight flush. So this print does not yet show whether commercials covered into the move. The May 22 release does that. What this print shows is what the institutional layer was building into the cage that broke.
The numbers.
Open interest 376,496. Up 8,564 on the week. Participation grew. Both sides got bigger.
Spec long 219,793. Up 7,979 on the week. The largest spec long add in eight weeks. Spec was stretching long into the cage at the highs.
Commercial short 267,983. Up 10,818 on the week. The largest commercial short add since the March correction high. Above last week's 257,165. Approaching the eight-week peak at 284,832. Producers used the recovery to reload the stack.
Spec piling in at the highs. Producers selling forward into the same strength. The structural disagreement widened to its tightest reading of the Regime 3 phase. Right before HL4 broke overnight and HL3 got pressed to within twelve dollars.
The cover stack looks prescient this weekend.
I am not going to call the producers right. I am going to call the position what it is. Producers added their largest weekly stack of shorts in eight weeks at the top of a recovery range while spec money was buying from them. Whether that stack converts to safety in the May 22 print or has to be covered at higher prices is the next question.
Cross-asset context. US 10-year ran from 4.487 to 4.599 in eight hours. The biggest weekly yield move since the bond dislocation of summer 2023. DXY firmed 43 basis points. Silver lost 8.49 percent in a single session.
The macro setup was rate-driven. The COT setup was structural. They are correlated. They are not the same event.
Gold $4,551 at the Friday close. HL3 at $4,498 still holds. The structural floor came within twelve dollars of getting tested and did not break. Yesterday's Jab said watch HL3... HL3 watched back.
Watch the cover. Watch May 22. Stay in the chair.

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@TheSimplifier7 Only question remaining is, sooner, or later? Yes?
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@Support_Defend Hope you're doing well my man Jimmy! This is going to resolve into regime 4...the Regime 3, consolidation, is always the one that clears to room because of impatience and second guessing. 60 years of data says there are no exceptions, this resolves into regime 4.
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@TheSimplifier7 Watch the cover. Watch HL3. Stay in the chair. Aye 🫡
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4/7 — LA PARADOJA:
NVIDIA fabrica los chips.
BlackRock financia los data centers.
Starlink lanza los satélites.
Pero el cuello de botella no es hardware, ni dinero, ni conectividad. Es la orquestación descentralizada del cómputo a escala global.
Jensen Huang lo llama el “five-layer cake” de la IA. La capa que falta —la que une todo— no la tiene Amazon ni Google.
Sin esa capa, los chips de NVIDIA son autos de F1 sin carretera.

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@TheSimplifier7 Appreciate you taking the time and effort to share this information with us
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