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In the first hour and a half after the open, it swept up and down three times
The market is so wild, and I love it—the big move is coming

Today's Major Macro News, Gold Medal Finance 📰 10.19 News Flash
Trump announces exemptions from sanctions and tariffs on Russia, prompting a swift market reaction: oil prices fall and gold rises. This week, focus on the Fed policy meeting and PCE data.
1️⃣ Exemptions from sanctions and tariffs on Russia take effect, easing geopolitical tensions; crude oil comes under pressure and falls, while safe-haven sentiment cools somewhat.
2️⃣ Gold rises in response. Demand for safe-haven allocations remains, with prices likely to trade firm in the short term.
3️⃣ Market focus shifts to the Fed policy m

🏦Gold Medal Finance | New York Fed October Survey Flash
1️⃣ Service sector business activity plunged, with the index falling to -20.7, its lowest level since March
2️⃣ Businesses raised prices at the fastest pace since 2022, and sticky inflation is evident
3️⃣ Input costs continued to climb, and supply chain conditions deteriorated
4️⃣ Businesses were slightly pessimistic about the outlook, while employment was flat with no improvement
💡 Key signal: Economic slowdown + stubborn inflation = early signs of stagflation. Expectations for Fed rate cuts may be pushed back further, creating a short

🏦 Golden Finance · Today's News
1️⃣ Fed Chair Warsh avoided discussing an October rate hike, which the market interpreted as a sign the Fed is in no rush to act. The probability of a hike plunged from nearly 50% to below 15%, giving investors temporary relief.
2️⃣ But inflation hasn't been beaten (CPI at 3.7%, PPI at 6.3%, a four-year high). Multiple institutions agree: “No move in October, another hike in December”—it's a delay, not the end.
3️⃣ The Fed's quiet period starts today, with no officials speaking next week. The October 27–28 policy meeting will be the real test.
4️⃣ Two industry

I have a palm strike that descends from the heavens
Not sure if I should say this!
The daily and long-term charts are all laid bare here
If they just pump hard next week, back up to 84000/ 2600
Then crash all the way down again at the end of the month
One move could liquidate all the new retail traders!
Just don't know if the damn market makers will do it hahaha😂

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📊 Gold Finance · October 16 News Brief
1️⃣ Fed Chair Warsh spoke at the IMF annual meeting and "said nothing" about whether to raise rates in October, making clear he would no longer preview policy in advance. Markets interpreted this as a sign he is in no rush to act in October, with the probability of a rate hike that month plunging from about 28% the previous day to around 15%.
2️⃣ Fears over last night's red-hot PPI (6.3% annual rate, the highest in four years) subsided. Bitcoin violently rebounded above 82,000 after falling below 80k intraday (low of 79694). Liquidations across the crypt

🔲Gold Medal Finance | PPI surges, strongest in four years
1️⃣ U.S. September PPI surged 6.3% year-on-year and 1.3% month-on-month, while core PPI rose 5.0% year-on-year. All four figures significantly beat expectations, hitting a four-year high
2️⃣ Energy remains the main driver of price increases, with diesel prices at one point up more than 70% year-on-year. Costs are now being passed along through transportation to all sectors
3️⃣ Retail sales appeared to grow 0.8%, but 70% of the increase came from gas stations. Excluding fuel spending, real consumption was nearly stagnant, signaling emer