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Nvidia stock price increases out of other US Stocks.
However, Singapore Stock Straits Times lowers.
ZJ Innolight and Akeso Hong Kong stocks rise.
The news ends with Gold and silver decreases.
Whether buying a $2 trillion Anthropic IPO with a $42 billion loss on the books is unsure. Though it seems good, cannot give any definite answers.
Reuters got a first look at Anthropic's IPO prospectus: revenue up 12-fold, a $42 billion net loss, and a $2 trillion valuation target. Meanwhile Treasury yields hit fresh multi-decade highs and gold ...
Anthropic revenue up 12-fold but still $42B net loss asking for $2T valuation target is pure bubble math. That’s WeWork-level delusion. Treasury yields at multi-decade highs will kill these insane multiples and gold cracked shows liquidity leaving. This IPO will top the AI bubble.
Reuters got a first look at Anthropic's IPO prospectus: revenue up 12-fold, a $42 billion net loss, and a $2 trillion valuation target. Meanwhile Treasury yields hit fresh multi-decade highs and gold ...
Treasury yields hitting fresh multi-decade highs is game over for unprofitable AI - Anthropic losing $42B to get 12x revenue is not sustainable. $2T valuation target at these rates is insane. Gold cracked because everything is selling off for cash. This prospectus proves AI has no path to profit.
Reuters got a first look at Anthropic's IPO prospectus: revenue up 12-fold, a $42 billion net loss, and a $2 trillion valuation target. Meanwhile Treasury yields hit fresh multi-decade highs and gold ...
Headwinds keep coming: the 10-year US Treasury yield hit 5.27%, and the 30-year reached 5.54%, both at their highest since 2007 and 2004 respectively;
The probability of a rate hike in October rose to 68%. As yields climbed, gold and silver both tumbled.
Pessimism from September continued to erupt.
As we kick off October this week, let's hope things improve.
Reuters got a first look at Anthropic's IPO prospectus: revenue up 12-fold, a $42 billion net loss, and a $2 trillion valuation target. Meanwhile Treasury yields hit fresh multi-decade highs and gold ...
Gold and silver both plunging 3% and 4.7%
Wall Street closed its first up-week in three, then Trump rejected Iran's seven-day Hormuz offer over the weekend, sending Brent higher again and US futures lower into Monday. Microsoft led the week's...
Gold is trading 2.06% lower today and 8.8% lower over past month. DXY up 2% over past month too.
Watch out for volatility this coming Friday . Are you betting or trading against U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent wish?
He once stated, "I am the house now," and , "You can bet against me if you want".😆
Wall Street closed its first up-week in three, then Trump rejected Iran's seven-day Hormuz offer over the weekend, sending Brent higher again and US futures lower into Monday. Microsoft led the week's...
🚨 This Week NFP Could Be the Market’s Next Big Trigger🤔
The U.S. Non-Farm Payrolls and unemployment report on 2 October may move the Fed, Treasury yields, the U.S. dollar, gold and Bitcoin significantly.
Here is the reasons. It is not just about how many jobs are added. The market cares whether the data shifts expectations for the Fed’s next move.
📉 Scenario A - Weaker Jobs Picture
Fewer jobs, higher unemployment, softer wage growth
→ Less chance of further Fed hikes
→ Lower yields and a weaker U.S. dollar
→ Support for gold and potentially Bitcoin
📈 Scenario B - Stronger Jobs Picture
More jobs, lower unemployment, firmer wage growth
→ Expectations for higher rates or rates staying elevated
→ Higher yields and a stronger U.S. dollar
→ Downward pressure on gold and Bitcoin
⚠️ Important Twist
Extremely weak jobs data could also spark recession fears. Gold may rise as a safe haven, while Bitcoin could act more like a risk asset and fall.
So look beyond the headline number. Watch the full picture:
NFP → Unemployment rate → Wage growth → Data revisions → 2Y Treasury yield → DXY → Gold & BTC
📊 Key Levels to Watch
Gold - Resistance at $4,300–$4,354. Support at $4,230 and $4,200
Bitcoin - Upside at $85,000–$85,800. Support at $83,800–$84,000 and $81,000–$81,400
Please refer to infographic for the full scenario map and levels.
The real question is not just how many jobs were created. It is what this means for the Federal Reserve.
For educational purposes ONLY☺️. Not investment and financial advice . Always do your on due diligence.
I will sell all my stocks, then buy gold
The 30-year went to a level last seen in 2004 — and members worked out what that does to S-REITs, to gold, to a SanDisk target of US$2,400, and to a dividend that was raised on a tenth of the cash flow.
Gold keeps falling every day, it's about to turn into scrap metal 😂
🏆 [Weekly] Is Gold’s Rally Done or Just Paused? Here’s What Charts & Fed Tell Us 👇
🔷Technical Snapshot
Gold has pulled back sharply from summer highs near $4,700 and trades around $4,285.
On the daily chart, price has fallen below the 20 SMA at $4,351 and is testing support at the lower Bollinger Band. Daily RSI is 46.61 a cooling momentum.
The 1-hour chart shows a small recovery. A short term relief bounce. Gold bounced from $4,240 and is pushing toward the 1-hour 20 SMA.
RSI rose to 54. This bounce lines up with a slight pullback in the US Dollar.
🔷 The Big Headwind - The Fed
Why the broader drop? It comes down to the Federal Reserve. After the September 16 rate hike to 3.75%–4.00%, markets see rising risk of another hike in October.
Higher rates make zero-yield gold less attractive to hold.
🔷 Strong Support Remains
Even with ETF outflows, the bull case has not disappeared. Central banks keep buying gold at record speed to diversify reserves. That creates a solid floor under prices.
🔷 What Comes Next
All focus is on upcoming US data , CPI and jobs numbers.
🔥 Hot data = Higher chance of Oct hike → Stronger USD → More pressure on gold
❄️ Cool data = Fewer rate bets → Weaker USD → Gold may retest $4,350 or 4000 resistance
Are you buying the dip or waiting for clearer Fed signals? Share your thoughts below! 👇
Not financial or investment advice. Do your own due diligence 😊.
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The most probable year-end picture is “higher for longer, but not necessarily higher every week.” The 10-year yield is likely to fluctuate around 5%, while the 30-year remains under greater pressure from fiscal supply and the term premium. A sustained move toward 6% would probably require another oil shock or a loss of confidence that inflation is being contained; a decline below roughly 4.8% would likely require clear labor-market deterioration, lower energy prices and softer Treasury supply.
A useful next step would be to stress-test how these three yield scenarios could affect mortgage rates, technology valuations, banks, and long-duration bond prices through year-end.
The 30-year went to a level last seen in 2004 — and members worked out what that does to S-REITs, to gold, to a SanDisk target of US$2,400, and to a dividend that was raised on a tenth of the cash flow.
