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Core PCE Goods Over 2% Inflation Trending Upward
SocialFeb 24, 2026

Core PCE Goods Over 2% Inflation Trending Upward

The number of core goods in the PCE basket with >2% inflation is clearly on the rise https://t.co/zfnw5c3Qnr

By Joe Weisenthal
Norway Central Bank Likely Pushes Rate Cut to Q3
SocialFeb 24, 2026

Norway Central Bank Likely Pushes Rate Cut to Q3

Norway central bank seen delaying the next rate cut to the 3rd quarter https://t.co/DQxoj354TR via @ottummelas https://t.co/jKYdw66YUF

By Zöe Schneeweiss
Simulate Exits to Reveal Hidden Trading Edge
SocialFeb 24, 2026

Simulate Exits to Reveal Hidden Trading Edge

Your current journal tells you how much you lost. @tradesviz shows you how you could have won. 🤯 You can re-run past trades with different exit rules to see what would have happened. Look at a side-by-side comparison of a losing system...

By S. Joseph Burns
Process Stays Bearish on MSFT, AMZN, META, JPM, TSLA
SocialFeb 24, 2026

Process Stays Bearish on MSFT, AMZN, META, JPM, TSLA

Shorts The Process remains Bearish on these Bombs $MSFT $AMZN $META $JPM $TSLA That's where your risk should have been managed https://t.co/MykLEB8Umh

By Keith McCullough
TPX Raises Guidance, Still Cheap Yet Unheld
SocialFeb 24, 2026

TPX Raises Guidance, Still Cheap Yet Unheld

#TPX raised Guidance and says has momentum. ShareScope showing fwd p/e 9.3 falling to 7.9; could be cheap still. I don't hold.

By WheelieDealer
BTG Meets Expectations, Dividend up, but I Stay Out
SocialFeb 24, 2026

BTG Meets Expectations, Dividend up, but I Stay Out

#BTG (used to be #BEG ) "in line with expectations". "Challenging" backdrop helping them. ShareScope has fwd p/e 10.8 falling to 10.2 with fwd Divvy 3.8% rising to 4%; lot to like. I don't hold.

By WheelieDealer
India Lowers Dividend Taxes, Revises France Treaty Amid US Tariffs
SocialFeb 24, 2026

India Lowers Dividend Taxes, Revises France Treaty Amid US Tariffs

#IndiaWatch 🇮🇳: While the US builds tariff walls, India opens doors. India has just revised its tax treaty with France and lowered dividend taxes for investors. https://t.co/CWxHPKVvRY

By Steve Hanke
SPX Volatility Rises, Skew Hits Year‑to‑Date Highs
SocialFeb 24, 2026

SPX Volatility Rises, Skew Hits Year‑to‑Date Highs

"We are already starting to see stress build in the derivatives market. $SPX fixed strike volatility has risen by roughly 1.5 vol points across the curve, while $SPX put call skew remains near its year-to-date highs" @t1alpha https://t.co/wXfaVxC4VW

By Keith McCullough
Prioritize Mental Health During Drawdown Crises
SocialFeb 24, 2026

Prioritize Mental Health During Drawdown Crises

Question for traders and investors: During the darkest periods of drawdowns in your capital, what was the best thing you did to manage your mental health? ⬇️

By S. Joseph Burns
Half Wins, Double Rewards: Simple Path to Trading Profit
SocialFeb 24, 2026

Half Wins, Double Rewards: Simple Path to Trading Profit

A 50% win rate with a 1:2 risk-to-reward ratio and solid risk management is all you need to make money trading over time. 50 wins × $600 = +$30,000 50 losses × $300 = -$15,000 100 trades with a 50% win rate and...

By S. Joseph Burns
Emotional Mistakes Erase Weeks of Trading Gains
SocialFeb 24, 2026

Emotional Mistakes Erase Weeks of Trading Gains

New traders tend to set themselves back with one of these: A big irrational revenge trade. Doubling their position size due to greed. Ignoring their stop loss due to ego. They give back weeks of progress in hours. Emotional weaknesses are expensive...

By S. Joseph Burns
Prioritize Consistent Edge Over Perfect Trades
SocialFeb 24, 2026

Prioritize Consistent Edge Over Perfect Trades

Your trading system must be designed for consistent execution with an edge, not perfection with every trade.

By S. Joseph Burns
High Yield Holds Steady While Financials Remain Short
SocialFeb 24, 2026

High Yield Holds Steady While Financials Remain Short

While we're short the Financials $XLF , liquid High Yield $HYG hasn't signaled get out yet https://t.co/NhKXuZMmrb

By Keith McCullough
Software Stocks Down a Third Since October
SocialFeb 24, 2026

Software Stocks Down a Third Since October

Software stocks have lost a third of their value since the end of October. https://t.co/gSO2zdCAMQ

By Lisa Abramowicz
Staying Short Financials XLF and XLY in Quad3
SocialFeb 24, 2026

Staying Short Financials XLF and XLY in Quad3

SECTORS: we remain short of the Financials $XLF and $XLY during a MONTHLY #Quad3 https://t.co/VUVE8GW3B6

By Keith McCullough
Huawei Hits $127B Revenue, Defying US Sanctions
SocialFeb 24, 2026

Huawei Hits $127B Revenue, Defying US Sanctions

Huawei’s revenues surge to US$127 billion as it continues to defy US sanctions Wait, thought controls were "working"?... https://t.co/fueavLdQgI

By Paul Triolo
HK Court Issues Global Injunction Over Insider Trading
SocialFeb 24, 2026

HK Court Issues Global Injunction Over Insider Trading

The Court of First Instance of Hong Kong has granted the Securities and Futures Commission a worldwide interim injunction order in legal proceedings against Mr Chan Ching Wa, a former staff of the Hong Kong Exchange and Clearing Limited (HKEX),...

By Buschy HK
Short EUR/USD Below 50‑Day SMA Target 1.1670
SocialFeb 24, 2026

Short EUR/USD Below 50‑Day SMA Target 1.1670

EUR/USD neutral; testing 50‑day SMA/61.8% fib at 1.1769. Momentum weak after brief post‑SCOTUS dollar selloff; tariff uncertainty persists. Insight: short below 50‑day SMA to 1.1670–1.1650. — Viktor Kopylov, PhD, CFA More insights: t.me/si14Kopylov

By Viktor Kopylov, PhD, CFA
China Bans Japanese Firms, Escalating Trade War over Taiwan Comment
SocialFeb 24, 2026

China Bans Japanese Firms, Escalating Trade War over Taiwan Comment

China Hits Japanese Firms With Export Bans—Move marks another escalation in economic campaign against Japan over prime minister’s Taiwan comment @wsj_douglasj https://t.co/KP8DkI7RD5 https://t.co/KP8DkI7RD5

By Jonathan Cheng
Turkey’s BIST Soars 24% Amid Inflows, Loose Policy
SocialFeb 24, 2026

Turkey’s BIST Soars 24% Amid Inflows, Loose Policy

#TurkeyWatch 🇹🇷: Turkey's main stock index, the BIST 100, is up nearly 24% YTD, and foreign investors are piling into Turkish bonds and equities. Turkey's disinflation story is gaining credibility and capital is flowing in. BEWARE. TURKEY'S MONETARY POLICY REMAINS TOO LOOSE. https://t.co/ubNTzVl6KH

By Steve Hanke
China’s USD Pullback Demands over $100B Monthly Liquidity
SocialFeb 24, 2026

China’s USD Pullback Demands over $100B Monthly Liquidity

Setser: "$100b a month is a large sum, it had to go into a fairly liquid corner of the market". And of course if on top of this China really were reducing its exposure to USD assets, we would need more...

By Michael Pettis
European Auto Sales Dip, EV Demand Softens Decline
SocialFeb 24, 2026

European Auto Sales Dip, EV Demand Softens Decline

European auto sales fall even as EV demand cushions the drop https://t.co/MRYjYElcs2 via @MonicaRaymunt https://t.co/fVEMCkDkcZ

By Zöe Schneeweiss
China’s Lunar New Year Spending Modestly up Amid Stimulus
SocialFeb 24, 2026

China’s Lunar New Year Spending Modestly up Amid Stimulus

SCMP: "Consumer spending during China’s Lunar New Year rose modestly this year, according to early official data, as authorities extended the holiday and stepped up stimulus measures to support domestic demand." https://t.co/d5LzFaVd4V via @scmpnews

By Michael Pettis
Universal Tariff Beats Currency Devaluation for Trade Balance
SocialFeb 24, 2026

Universal Tariff Beats Currency Devaluation for Trade Balance

The irony is that to reduce trade imbalances, tariffs should mostly substitute for currency devaluation, in which case a single, universal tariff is likely to be far more effective than a hodgepodge of bilateral and sectoral tariffs. https://t.co/QVpoGNLwuH

By Michael Pettis
China May Pause Reserve Dedollarization if US Eases Taiwan Stance
SocialFeb 24, 2026

China May Pause Reserve Dedollarization if US Eases Taiwan Stance

So no more dedollarization of China's formal reserves if the US softens its Taiwan policy? Tis an option that China is at least considering per Lingling Wei and the WSJ 1/ https://t.co/365Y8wHJV4

By Brad Setser
Countries Subsidize Exports, Cutting Domestic Consumption to Offset US Tariffs
SocialFeb 24, 2026

Countries Subsidize Exports, Cutting Domestic Consumption to Offset US Tariffs

1/4 As this WSJ article points out, countries are keeping their exports competitive in the face of US tariffs by increasingly subsidizing them, with the subsidies ultimately being paid for in the form of suppressed consumption. https://t.co/phOREv8G8z

By Michael Pettis
S&P 500 Records Worst 17‑year Start, US Rank 69th
SocialFeb 24, 2026

S&P 500 Records Worst 17‑year Start, US Rank 69th

🔴This is one of the WORST starts for the S&P 500 to the year in HISTORY: S&P 500 is lagging the rest of the world equities by 8 percentage points, the worst start to a year in at least 17 years. The...

By Global Markets Investor (newsletter author)
ORB Strategy Varies: Nasdaq Smooth, Gold Erratic
SocialFeb 24, 2026

ORB Strategy Varies: Nasdaq Smooth, Gold Erratic

The opening range breakout strategy does not perform the same on every market. Backtesting the 3 minute ORB on Nasdaq futures versus Gold futures showed a clear difference. Nasdaq produced a higher win rate and a smoother equity curve with consistent expansion...

By TradeWith Coach Bri
US Needs Domestic EV Demand to Counter China’s Rare‑earth Dominance
SocialFeb 24, 2026

US Needs Domestic EV Demand to Counter China’s Rare‑earth Dominance

.@dunne_insights: “China controls roughly 70 percent of rare earth mining and over 90 percent of processing capacity. Without a thriving domestic EV industry creating sustained demand, America lacks the economic incentive to build the…supply chains.” https://t.co/hU5loovdzh

By Jonathan Cheng
Algorithms, Not Humans, Now Drive Stock Selling
SocialFeb 24, 2026

Algorithms, Not Humans, Now Drive Stock Selling

Exactly. I’m not sure real people are selling stocks anymore, just algo driven slop driven by news headlines tagged to “Anthropic”.

By The Real Fly (iBankCoin)
China’s Top Solar Firms Slash One‑third Staff Amid Losses
SocialFeb 24, 2026

China’s Top Solar Firms Slash One‑third Staff Amid Losses

1/7 Reuters: "China's biggest solar firms shed nearly one-third of their workforces last year, company filings show, as one of the industries hand-picked by Beijing to drive economic growth grapples with falling prices and steep losses." https://t.co/BDS9UWJaXO

By Michael Pettis
Accelerating Trade Imbalances Will Deepen Global Tensions
SocialFeb 24, 2026

Accelerating Trade Imbalances Will Deepen Global Tensions

Good PIIE paper by Tamim Bayoumi and Joseph E. Gagnon on the consequences of accelerating trade imbalances. They warn that trade tensions are likely to get worse, something I have been saying for years and continue to say. I don't...

By Michael Pettis
World Pivots to India as US Tariffs Alienate Allies
SocialFeb 24, 2026

World Pivots to India as US Tariffs Alienate Allies

#IndiaWatch 🇮🇳: At the margin, the world is making a Pivot away towards India. TRUMP’S TARIFFS = MAKING LOTS OF US ENEMIES. https://t.co/3H8maAoa62

By Steve Hanke
Citrini Predicts 38.2% Retrace by Mid‑2028
SocialFeb 24, 2026

Citrini Predicts 38.2% Retrace by Mid‑2028

So the Citrini piece is looking for about a 38.2% retracement by mid 2028 after an October '26 peak. Fibonacci is everywhere. 👀 @JC_ParetsX https://t.co/Ppnb1uG5Xl

By Ryan Detrick
Trade Opposite After Fakeout: Short Sweep High, Long Sweep Low
SocialFeb 24, 2026

Trade Opposite After Fakeout: Short Sweep High, Long Sweep Low

Turtle Soup · Sweep High = Short · Sweep Low = Long Wait for the fakeout, then enter opposite.

By ICT & SMC Master
AI Fears Create Buying Opportunity for Strong Companies
SocialFeb 24, 2026

AI Fears Create Buying Opportunity for Strong Companies

Tech is getting hammered on AI worries, but is this really just another opportunity to buy solid companies when they are cheap? We think so. https://t.co/YjUXwZUJx9

By Ryan Detrick
China Buys FX as Yuan Rises to Curb Appreciation
SocialFeb 24, 2026

China Buys FX as Yuan Rises to Curb Appreciation

A little more complicated -- China consistently buys more fx when the CNY is appreciating (whether for structural or cyclical reasons). Exports start converting, and controlling the pace of appreciation takes intervention. Subtle point, but clear in the data

By Brad Setser
AI Boom Keeps Payroll Flat, Cuts Original Workers
SocialFeb 24, 2026

AI Boom Keeps Payroll Flat, Cuts Original Workers

The software industry's payroll has been flat since ChatGPT launched. The AI productivity boom may be eliminating the workers who created it first. 🔒 Members-Only https://t.co/xRx5vLZILo

By Ed Yardeni
TICO Faces 99.5% Owned Toyota Tender
SocialFeb 24, 2026

TICO Faces 99.5% Owned Toyota Tender

I've been a bit quiet on here for a while. I'm still busy over at @smartkarma. Over the weekend I published two pieces on TICO (Toyota Industries Co (6201 JP)) which is currently undergoing a Tender Offer by Toyota Asset...

By Travis Lundy
Pending Home Sales Reach All-Time Low
SocialFeb 24, 2026

Pending Home Sales Reach All-Time Low

The most worrying stat of the month: Pending Home Sales falls to lowest level lowest level ever recorded.

By Andrew Lokenauth (The Finance Newsletter)
Weighted Avg 2.3% Signals Bullish Breakout Over CBO
SocialFeb 24, 2026

Weighted Avg 2.3% Signals Bullish Breakout Over CBO

The probability weighted average of both @jasonfurman and the survey average is 2.3%*, i.e. solid breakout. That's bullish; CBO is at 1.8%. *(Assumes 5% for the >4% phase transition scenario. I figure probabilities of higher figures quickly fall to...

By Greg Ip
IBuyer Hype Faded: Reality Beats the Takeover Myth
SocialFeb 24, 2026

IBuyer Hype Faded: Reality Beats the Takeover Myth

Throwback to when the iBuyer model was going to take over the real estate market.

By Ryan Lundquist
Japanese Builders Double Down on U.S. Housing Market
SocialFeb 24, 2026

Japanese Builders Double Down on U.S. Housing Market

Japan’s big bet on the U.S. housing market got even bigger today Japanese builders are rapidly acquiring U.S. homebuilders—now Daiwa House is buying United Homes That's just 10 days after Japan-based Sumitomo Forestry said it's buying Tri Point Homes https://t.co/UnPOshRdS1

By Lance Lambert
Taxes Are a Year‑Round Game, Not a One‑Time Event
SocialFeb 24, 2026

Taxes Are a Year‑Round Game, Not a One‑Time Event

Treating taxes as a one time event is a middle class move. It’s why you overpay in taxes every year. It’s a year round game for the wealthy.

By Brennan Schlagbaum, CPA (Budgetdog)
Follow Prices, Stay Opinion‑Free: A Liberating Approach
SocialFeb 24, 2026

Follow Prices, Stay Opinion‑Free: A Liberating Approach

You can follow price and not have an opinion. It’s pretty neat and freeing. Highly Recommend.

By Larry Thompson (HostileCharts)
Staples Surge Ahead While Discretionary Set to Lag
SocialFeb 24, 2026

Staples Surge Ahead While Discretionary Set to Lag

Proctor & Gamble higher by another 2% today- Staples stocks like $PG continue to make upward progress, while Retail & Casinos underperforming within Discretionary @IBDinvestors @marketsurge https://t.co/XW54gpjWXm In tonights note, i discuss why Discretionary still could lag Staples for...

By Mark Newton, CMT
Trump's Tariff Rate Uncertain: 10% Formal, 15% Unconfirmed
SocialFeb 24, 2026

Trump's Tariff Rate Uncertain: 10% Formal, 15% Unconfirmed

Trump's 10% global tariff was formalized in a proclamation from Friday and goes into effect at midnight tonight. He later said he would raise it to 15% but with three hours to go, is yet to do anything formal to...

By Justin Wolfers
Vanguard's Clunky App Discourages Active Trading, Use Auto‑Buy
SocialFeb 24, 2026

Vanguard's Clunky App Discourages Active Trading, Use Auto‑Buy

Vanguard literally has the worst Ul and app. Charts aren’t real time. Absolutely terrible. But that's by design. They want you to prevent you from trading too much, making FOMO decisions or even logging in. Set up automatic buys and just don't...

By The Money Cruncher
Section 122 Tariffs Reduced to 10% From 15%
SocialFeb 24, 2026

Section 122 Tariffs Reduced to 10% From 15%

Section 122 tariffs now being collected at 10%, not Trump's weekend 15%. Clearly, a well-oiled tariff machine here. 🤷🤷 https://t.co/5MjbcrZuXD https://t.co/jb72H2AZQ8

By Scott Lincicome