Market Analysis & Predictions - XRP shows significant weekly gains compared to Bitcoin and Ethereum, indicating potential bullish territory [1] - Bitcoin needs to flip 116,000 to confirm a bullish run, potentially retesting previous highs around 120,000 plus [1] - XRP needs to break $2.75 to retest previous highs, with caution around that level due to potential rejection [1] - The S&P 500 breaks above 6,800, up 40+% since April 2025, adding $17 trillion of market cap in 6 months, signaling a bullish trend [2] - Gold is potentially topping out, with rotations expected from gold into stocks and then crypto [6][18] Money Market Funds & Liquidity - $7.4 trillion is parked in money market funds, waiting for Federal Reserve decisions to trigger a capital reallocation event [10] - Potential Fed cuts of 150-200 basis points could collapse money market fund income by $100-140 billion annually, driving reallocation [11] - Historical patterns show Fed cuts leading to market rallies (tech bubble in 1998, housing mania in 2003, general rally in 2009) [12] - A 5% rotation from money market funds could bring $370 billion into Bitcoin, potentially driving its price to $280,000-$350,000 [14] - Capital from money market funds is expected to flow into Bitcoin, Ethereum, and altcoins, pushing the entire crypto space higher [15] Crypto Market Sentiment - The crypto environment is bullish, but many are still in denial, awaiting significant price action to realize the potential [23][24] - Bitcoin dominance is expected to break down, leading to significant price multiples for assets like XRP [21]

It would have taken a surprising surge of inflation in September to deter the Federal Reserve from cutting interest rates in October—and that didn't happen. https://t.co/tZZXTh4b8h ...

RT Bloomberg Opinion (@opinion)CPI Day: Both headline and core come in a touch lower than expected. Does this seal another rate cut next week from the Fed?Tune in for live analysis with @JonathanJLevin, @AllisonSchrager and @RenMacLLC 🎥https://t.co/jBWVO733A4 ...

I sat down with @JohnPompliano to discuss everything happening across the markets — bitcoin, gold, stocks, the Fed, and where things could be headed next.Are we going up or down? Should investors be worried or getting excited? And why retail investors might actually have an edge over institutions right now.Enjoy!YouTube: https://t.co/IlAdZySDCyApple: https://t.co/1u1HkPJQvYSpotify: https://t.co/5cSjicSkPjTIMESTAMPS:0:00 - Intro0:40 - Gold’s performance and macro shift5:17 - What is more likely: Gold standar ...

JUST IN: 🇺🇸 President Trump says gas, grocery, and energy prices are "way down.""We have a real stiff at the Federal Reserve, I can't help with that, but he's leaving soon." https://t.co/JFPjWZch38 ...

Why are earnings more important than the Federal Reserve. >> It's a good question. If you asked me a month ago going into the FOMC blind, would that be a smaller or bigger event than earnings.I would have said bigger. But, you know, the market seems pretty content right now that given the data that's coming in, the Fed's going to cut twice into the end of the year. Kind of takes that off the table a little bit in terms of a source of uncertainty.And, you know, to all your point, I mean, valuation is very hi ...

Market Intervention - Citi sold Argentine pesos to the Federal Reserve [1] - This action is part of US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's effort to support the Argentine currency and Javier Milei's administration [1]

Let's bring in former Federal Reserve uh vice chairman and PIMCO e global economic adviser Richard Clara. Rich, um I wonder in the absence of uh of the official government data, what your uh take is on where we are in the economy with that softening labor market yet the rest of the capex driven growth hanging in there and how the Fed's current stance uh relates to it. >> Well, you are right.We don't get official data. There's a lot of alternative data, high frequency uh uh data. Uh and I think it it will sh ...

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said he would present President Trump with a list of candidates to serve as the next chair of the Federal Reserve in December https://t.co/CQhGKB8AGh ...

Back on track here, a new book about Black Tuesday and the fallout on Wall Street and beyond. Uh, it hits the shelves today. 1929, Inside the Greatest Crash in Wall Street history and how it shattered a nation is now available.The author, CNBC Squawkbox co-host, New York Times financial columnist, Dealbook founder, subject of a 60 Minutes piece this Sunday, Andrew Ross. I mean, it's royalty here sitting at the the table and queen. This is the first time you've ever been on this show.I I was going to say I f ...