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 Margin Debt Is Flashing Red Again

Margin Debt Is Flashing Red Again

One of the Wall Street's most reliable warning indicators has returned to danger territory. Explosive growth in margin debt has previously preceded the Nifty Fifty collapse, the dotcom bust, the 2008 crisis and the 2022 bear market. It doesn't guarantee an immediate crash, but it does suggest that speculation is becoming excessive—and that future gains may come with considerably greater risks.
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US100 – The AI Trade That Drove the Rally Is Starting to Crack

US100 – The AI Trade That Drove the Rally Is Starting to Crack

The Nasdaq 100 just posted its sharpest two-day slide from record highs. The same handful of AI names that built this rally are now leading it lower. Add a hawkish Fed and bond yields at multi-year highs, and the pressure on expensive tech is real. Thursday's PCE report will show whether this is a pause — or the start of something more significant.
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The Era of Easy Money May Be Over Again

The Era of Easy Money May Be Over Again

The global rate-cutting cycle appears to have reached its limits. With the Fed, ECB and BoJ all leaning towards tighter policy, a new era of higher rates may be emerging. Yet with debt levels across developed economies already towering, this is a dangerous balancing act. The greatest risk may lie within the old existing economic order weakening without a clear successor ready to take its place.
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