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Kurt S. Altrichter

Kurt S. Altrichter

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Macro/markets advisor posting on metals and volatility; discusses copper’s supply‑driven highs and broader cross‑asset macro conditions.

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Cooling Volatility Triggers Machine Re‑Leverage, Expect Upward Grind
Social•Feb 20, 2026

Cooling Volatility Triggers Machine Re‑Leverage, Expect Upward Grind

Volatility is cooling. 30D realized volatility (yellow line) just rolled over and is now below 90D (blue line). When short-term vol drops, the machines re-lever. Vol control funds start buying. Right now, the signal says grind higher until proven otherwise.

By Kurt S. Altrichter
Cooling Volatility Triggers Vol‑Control Funds to Add Equity
Social•Feb 18, 2026

Cooling Volatility Triggers Vol‑Control Funds to Add Equity

Vol Control funds are starting to re-engage. When realized vol cools, vol-control strategies mechanically add equity exposure. Vol ↓ → Positioning ↑ → Fuel for price. Still too early, but if realized volatility continues to cool off, this turns into incremental buy pressure...

By Kurt S. Altrichter
SKEW Below 140 Signals Institutional Hedge Unwind
Social•Feb 17, 2026

SKEW Below 140 Signals Institutional Hedge Unwind

SKEW just closed below 140. Falling $SKEW = institutions unwinding tail-risk hedges (OTM puts get cheaper) and/or quietly reducing equity exposure. Past cycles: Sustained declines often marked distribution phases — rallies fade as protection demand evaporates and complacency builds. If it...

By Kurt S. Altrichter