Damir Tokic is a Commodity Trading Adviser (CTA) at [Employer]. He specializes in finance and trading, focusing on alternative investments, asset management, and investment strategies, with a keen interest in global macro issues and regional interests, particularly in the APAC region. Damir's insights have been featured in NewsBreak and Seeking Alpha.
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Summary The US and Iran are negotiating an agreement to negotiate, which could open the Strait of Hormuz.
By: Damir Tokic
Summary The 30Y Treasury yield is at a critical 5% resistance; a breakout could trigger sharply higher yields and major macro consequences.
April CPI is expected to show an inflationary spike, with headline CPI rising to 3.9%, with some passthrough to core CPI.
Summary The current bubble is in earnings, and if you assign a Shiller PE 42 those earnings, you get a massive bubble, bigger than the 2000 bubble.
Summary We are facing an inflationary shock, and the Federal Funds futures are starting to price a Fed hike.
President Trump called off the planned attack to allow one last chance to make the deal with Iran.
The US PMI flash highlights rising stagflation, slowing GDP growth, and risks of forced Federal Reserve hikes. Read why US GDP growth is slowing.
Summary Another weekend, another failed deal, and this might be the last chance to negotiate the reopening of Hormuz before a major inflationary shock.
Summary We are facing an inflationary shock, and the Fed might need to invert the yield curve in response, which points to Federal Funds rate above 5%.
By: Damir Tokic
May payrolls forecast: 96K vs downside risk from soft PMIs/Fed surveys.
