
dk82
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Gold 🥇 — $4017 — here is an overlay of the depth and duration of the 1974 and 2008 cyclical corrections for gold from the January 2026 top on a monthly chart. Still well within the depth of the 2008 correction and not even close to 1974 at this point. The 2008 correction puts the bottom for gold at $3697 and a return to the high in August 2027. The 1974 correction puts the bottom at $2865 and a return to the high in August 2029. With any luck the current correction will look more like 2008 than 1974. Reasonable to watch for perspective. For the good of the order 🫡











The 30Y breaking out over 5% is usually bearish for gold but with the yield curve coming up at the same time we might be seeing the switch starting to flip on the inverse bonds-gold relationship and they all move up together like the 1970s 👀






The minions are so predictable #OOTT

The Nikkei is joining the KOSPI club Get yourself mentally ready to start seeing the same type of behaviour in the Nasdaq in the near future


Gold miners are now cheaper relative to the S&P 500 than at any point in history. This is the uncomfortable accumulation phase. Fundamentals remain intact, but prices continue to test investors' conviction. tavicosta.substack.com/p/the-great-ac…

How do you say “Black Monday” in Korean?


$KOSPI — $6790 — dead cat bounce is over 🌈💀


Oil is still barcoding at $80. Someone left the auto short at $80 algorithm on. Haven't seen this since big banks manipulated silver. Stopped seeing it in silver after the CME servers over heated and silver broke out ferociously

Strait of Hormuz over the last 24 hours: another "calm before the storm" moment? On the escalation front, some of the OSINT accounts pointed out that the recent attacks point to a ground operation. I have no idea on that front, so I will leave the experts to it. But from a flow perspective, we are back to the start. Kpler has done a good job tracking shadow transits, and even though the data might not get revised for a few days, it is obvious the slowdown is coming. The last 2 days, flows were 0.074 and 0.198 million bbls. The previous 5 days were 5.516 million b/d. This brings the weekly average to 3.98 million b/d. Looking at the video from @MarineTraffic, you can see that it's about as quiet as quiet gets. Iranian flows will also slow to nothing as the US naval blockade is in place. With the recent US/Iran escalation moving to civilian targets, who knows where we go from here...



$MU Deja vu? If so, bulls gotta bounce it right here right now.




