$MOVR hit full target and then some! This is why I like to leave a runner piece in even after all TPs.
Congrats if you played this.
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Singapore knows that the US empire is now over:
"Great Disruptor" Label: Singapore’s Defence Minister Ng Eng Hen stated that the US is seen as a "great disruptor," bringing a level of unpredictability to trade and security that has not been seen before.
Revisionist Power: Singapore Foreign Minister Balakrishnan has described the US as a "revisionist power," indicating a shift away from supporting the status quo to actively overturning it.
$MOVR Long Idea
I think I had shared this one previously on either a stream or in DM but the setup is still perfectly valid and just as appealing today as it was almost 2 weeks ago.
I am already building a position here and will add on a sweep, as illustrated in the image. I don't know if it will sweep, but I will take it as an opportunity if it does.
Attaching the original setup I shared on the 1st of the month for reference.
Something changed in this market this week. Everyone's trying to figure out why.
The Fed has been buying roughly $40 billion a month in Treasury bills since December to front-load the liquidity drain that comes every year around tax season. Banks need to be liquid when all that cash goes out the door. The Treasury is issuing debt to meet its obligations. The Fed buys it so the banks don't have to.
As we got closer to tax day, the Treasury likely reviewed its numbers and realized it had excess cash. That excess doesn't just sit there. It finds its way back into the system.
The Treasury General Account started drawing down the week of April 1st. About $100 billion.
The Fed also announced it's keeping $25 billion of those monthly purchases going forward. Look at the balance sheet. It's growing. That's money printing.
Now think about where that excess probably ends up in this environment. Oil is volatile. Foreign markets are a mess. Geopolitics aren't improving. The money goes to the cleanest s
Materials, Nuclear, and Quantum the big winners
Looks like from everything being watched on the sector and watchlist these have been the big winners. All seem somewhat related as you need rare earth materials for Nuclear, and you need materials for Quantum. I don't know if Quantum right now is the highest speculative play and highest beta trade which is why it's taking off right now or if there's some progress and narrative changes that means it might still be early to hop on the momentum.
Massive Rally, Slice Portfolio up 4% and happy to be wrong with further deviation
Q1 was a tough year for trading and there was a lot of directions the markets could have gone. Per usual it picks the most ridiculous path which is to just run it all back in a very short amount of time. I know there's been a lot of confusion with my posts and I've been confused too but this is why I don't put all my eggs in my basket and why even why I call or upside or downside I have trades going in the other position.
Mexico has officially launched the Interoceanic Corridor of the Isthmus of Tehuantepec.
The project connects the Pacific Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico, creating a new trade route across southern Mexico. Cargo ships arriving at the Port of Salina Cruz and are then transported by rail across the country to the Port of Coatzacoalcos (Veracruz) on the Gulf side and vice versa. This allows goods to avoid having to travel thousands of miles through the Panama Canal.
Mexico is also building, economic zones to attract global investment, modernised ports, industrial parks, factories, highways and logistics hubs
This provides an alternative trade route to move goods between Asia and the Atlantic and critically bypasses the Panama Canal. The next question is, how much Chinese investment and involvement was and is being made in this project?
