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[US Stocks, December 18] I do believe the problem isn't inflation, but deflation, which is why I've been long on Treasury bonds $tlt. Today's CPI data confirms this. Furthermore, today's significantly higher CPI data increases the likelihood of an interest rate cut in January. However, today's market movement is crucial; whether there will truly be a "Christmas rally" depends on whether there's a strong upward move today. My holdings remain unchanged. See this tweet:

麦田 Rye
@maitian99
【12.17盘后仓位】目前做多国债5%,做多30%,做空40%,现金25%。做多主要是长期仓位,做多两个板块:制药 $nvo $mrk 和材料 $mos $lyb ;做空三个板块:科技 $amd $aapl ,工业 $dal $gm ,银行 $wfc ;此外,投机性仓位4个标的:做多原油 $uso 做空白银 $sil 做多 $vix 做空 $hyg 整个仓位思路如图🤣

i'm bullish on $SEI
Gold hit a new all-time high, so I closed short position in silver. I didn't expect gold to still reach a new high, it's amazing! This trade was held for a week, and I ultimately lost less than 1.5%. Haha.
Venezuela didn't see any fighting yesterday despite Trump's speech, and gold hit a new high today, so I closed two speculative positions: a long position in crude oil, which yielded a 9% profit; and a short position in silver, which resulted in a 1.5% loss. Currently, my holdings are roughly 1/3 long(including 5% in government bonds), 1/3 short, and 1/3 in cash. I also have two small speculative positions: a long and a short position. The rest are swing trading or long-term positions.
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