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Carlex MacroEdge
@_carlex1
Stoic🗿| Risk Manager | Financial Analyst/Writer📊✍️ | Stock Market Commentator🎙️ | Macro Trends📊
Katılım Şubat 2026
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@wealth4peace As investors we have to condition ourselves to longterm thinking.
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@_carlex1 Excitement is short term, wealth building is long term exercise which requires patience, discipline and perseverance.
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@antibearthesis Agreed, he correctly highlighted Nvidia's potential. His recommendations often serve as a notable contrary indicator for many other stocks.
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@DeItaone Overall, it's another sign of reserves diversifying fast amid risks, plus mentions of ramping AI use and US/China as favorite spots.
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CENTRAL BANKS BOOST GOLD, REDUCE DOLLAR EXPOSURE
More central banks now plan to reduce U.S. dollar holdings over the next decade while increasing allocations to gold and the euro.
A net 30% expect to raise gold holdings, driven increasingly by geopolitical risks.
Meanwhile, demand for euro assets is rising, and AI adoption is accelerating among central banks, with the U.S. and China seen as the most attractive investment markets.

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@DeItaone Classic Wall Street move: keep raising the bar as long as the growth story holds.
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@DeItaone Small-cap shift reflects broadening market participation, a healthy sign if sustained beyond tech concentration.
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CITI WARNS OF GROWING BEARISH PRESSURE ON NASDAQ
Citi says bearish positioning is building in the Nasdaq and S&P 500, with elevated long positions leaving the Nasdaq vulnerable to further selling.
Meanwhile, investors continue rotating into small-cap stocks.
In Europe, weakening flows point to fragile sentiment, while Asia shows mixed positioning, with bullish bets in South Korea and heavy bearish positioning in Hong Kong increasing short-squeeze risks.
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@DeItaone The yen has hit a 40-year low — intervention from the Bank of Japan feels increasingly likely. They simply can’t let this slide continue unchecked.
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YEN HITS 40-YEAR LOW AS INTERVENTION FEARS GROW
The Japanese yen fell to its weakest level since 1986, fueling expectations of possible government intervention.
China’s stronger-than-expected factory data helped steady the yuan and supported regional sentiment.
The U.S. dollar remained firm ahead of Thursday’s payrolls report and potential U.S.-Iran talks, while most Asian currencies traded in narrow ranges.
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@antibearthesis Good call on MU's cyclical peak around 2028—semiconductor memory has historically seen sharp corrections post-boom but sticking with AI/cloud/fintech leaders looks stronger for 10-year compounding.
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