One thing that I have been reading over the last couple days when it comes to the comments on the YouTube channel is simply why hasn't the market pumped drastically since we got the Fed rate cut decision. Now, I said over the last couple days leading into Wednesday that we would ultimately have a selloff after we got the news. It would be a sell the news event initially shake out the market and then things would bounce back.I also mentioned that the market was pricing in a 25 bps cut anyways. So if we didn' ...

Group 1 - The Federal Reserve has cut rates for the first time this year by 25 basis points, leading to a rise in bond yields and the lowest credit spreads since 1998 [1][2][3] - The market is adjusting to a less aggressive rate-cutting cycle, with the two-year yield reflecting this shift [3][4] - There is a split within the Federal Reserve committee regarding future rate cuts, with some members advocating for one or fewer cuts for the remainder of the year [6][7][8] Group 2 - The consensus among economists suggests that there may be only one more rate cut this year, despite the Fed's recent actions [7][8] - The labor market remains a point of confusion, with expectations of upward revisions to payroll data, indicating a stable economy [10][11][12] - Inflation concerns persist, with the Fed's target of 2% being questioned as historical data suggests higher average inflation rates [14][15][17] Group 3 - The credit market is expected to perform well into the fourth quarter, supported by the Fed's rate cuts and a focus on growth [27][28] - There is a notable shift in credit spreads, with expectations of spreads moving into the 60s, despite the Fed's actions [29] - M&A activity is anticipated to pick up, which could create supply in the credit markets, although refinancing remains the primary activity currently [31][32][36]

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RT J64 (@JBerneburg)“I think structurally the biggest beneficiary of a rate cut are probably going to be these preferreds on MicroStrategy.” - Jeff Park (@dgt10011)@saylor has these preferreds in a position to consume capital as the rates lower and the spread on the yield widens. The fundamentals are impossible to ignore. BTC risk is mispriced and bitcoin treasury companies are going to be benefit from that. Listen to @APompliano and Jeff talk about the BTCTC marketplace. ...

What do you make of all four indices, the three major ones in the Russell hitting highs at the exact same time on the day after the Fed rate cut when the day of the rate cut the indices actually closed lower with the exception of the Russell I should say. Historically over this cycle particularly we have seen some very mixed results on the actual day of trading followed by sort of a decisive result. It was a strange SEP and I think that a lot of what happened on Wednesday's trading was trying to decipher so ...

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Market Trends & Opportunities - Crypto market expected to print millionaires in the next 3 months [1][29] - Liquidity is returning to the market due to anticipated rate cuts, benefiting assets like Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Chainlink, and Cardano [3] - Altcoin season has started, with expectations of significant gains [4][5] - Generic ETF listing standards approved, paving the way for spot crypto ETFs for assets like Dogecoin and XRP [6][7] - Staking ETFs are anticipated next, potentially attracting $7 trillion (万亿) from money market funds into Ethereum and crypto due to yield opportunities [9] - Tokenized equities are seen as a major shift in traditional finance [24] Regulatory Landscape - The Clarity Act aims to regulate crypto by defining when it is a commodity or security [14] - The US Congress is focused on passing the Clarity Act to make America the crypto capital of the world [16] - The Clarity Act received strong bipartisan support in the House [17] Institutional Adoption - Bitcoin and crypto are being integrated into banks and traditional finance, laying the groundwork for a financial reset [25] - Public companies and Wall Street are increasingly adopting Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana [11] - Large financial organizations are recognizing the trillions of dollars of opportunities in crypto [27] Technical Analysis & Metrics - Bitcoin is near a new all-time high, while Ethereum is close to its 2021 high [4] - Bitcoin inflows to accumulation addresses are at their second-largest in 2025 [20] - Bitcoin illiquid supply reaches a new all-time high [21]

every major stock market index in the US just made a new ATH off the back of yesterday's rate cut announcement- S&P 500: new ATH- Nasdaq: new ATH- Dow Jones: new ATHthe Russell 2000 index, which represents small-cap stocks and is often one of the biggest risk-on indicators for altseason, also made a new ATH and closed the day up 2.51%. guess when it last made an ATH? 2021, which was ironically the peak of the bull run last cycleliterally everything is pointing to an aggressive melt-up in risk-on assets, esp ...

We've got one day after the Fed cuts rates and signaled more cuts ahead at least through the end of this year. We've got stocks jumping to record highs, bond yields moving up as well. So here to explain all of this, Alon's chief economic adviser and former Pinco CEO, Muhammad Alarian.Muhammad, it's great to have you back on the show. Welcome. >> Thanks for having me, Morgan.>> Man, talk about volatility in the in the Treasury market here. I mean, you had a 10-year yield that broke below 4% at one point yest ...

RT Unipcs (aka 'Bonk Guy') 🎒 (@theunipcs)i get the frustration with the crazy volatility that $USELESS has shown over the past few monthsespecially with the aggressive hate directed at USELESS bulls whenever it corrects. i have an army of people attacking me every time USELESS corrects 5% from a local high, even though i bullposted it hard when it was sub $10m... so i want to think i understand this hate better than anyonethat said, people simply need to zoom out and see the big pictureevery other memecoin ...