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FEEDI’ve swapped out one anchor position for another. I dumped my DIA puts earlier today and decided to replace them with TLT September puts. As I’ve mentioned, interest rates have been defying their breakdown for months, and for a variety of reasons, I see these as headed much higher. Warsh can’t change that. The long-term

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FEEDI’ve been impatiently waiting for Bitcoin to break for weeks. We aren’t there yet, but we’re very, very close. It briefly crossed below the psychologically important $80,000 level earlier today, and it is pressing against the trendline. It has NOT broken it yet, but if it does, that’ll be a positive development for the one

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FEEDAs most of you know, the options trades that I do place tend to be exceptionally conservative, focusing on in-the-money puts with many months of time left on them. Yesterday, though, when I saw the video of Paul Tudor Jones (a hero of mine from the late 1980s) plunging into the semiconductors since he figured

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FEEDMy anchor position are my puts against the Dow Industrial ETF. Specifically, I own an irresponsibly large quantity of September $500 DIA puts. The /YM was green early today, but it has had a nice little plunge. Using both the Preloaded Lists and the Watch Lists features on Slope, I was able to look at

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FEEDThis morning’s pre-market announcement of CPI data was being heralded as perhaps the most exciting event of the week. Well, maybe not. The CPI came out, and inflation is running much hotter than expected. You can see here how all forecast data points were beaten (which is a bad thing, since we are talking about

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