• Introduces Phil Streel of Blue Line Futures as a commodities expert and notes it's a risk-on day with metals making new highs.
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  • Phil Streel
    Confirms a risk-on day. Mentions gold, silver, and copper made new highs after a trading halt, dismissing conspiracy theories about the halt.
  • Asks for the potential for gold futures, referencing a 5600 price target.
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  • Phil Streel
    Gold looks very strong technically. Cites banks like JP Morgan and Bank of America revising price targets higher (e.g., $6000). Drivers include uncertainty over US tariffs, Middle East friction, central bank buying, and its role as a portfolio diversifier.
  • Questions if gold's increased implied volatility changes its traditional role in a portfolio.
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  • Phil Streel
    Gold should not exceed 10% of a portfolio due to volatility. Notes the daily average true range is ~$180. Advises treating it as a diversifier with small positions, beneficial for dollar-cost averaging. Warns gold volatility at 35; over 40 preceded a sharp fall. Silver volatility is at 86-87, indicating potential for large, uncharacteristic moves.
  • Suggests the market now has more appetite for volatility, comparing gold to Bitcoin and zero-DTE options.
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  • Phil Streel
    Agrees, noting new products and platforms allow betting on various assets, causing big gyrations when large bets are placed.
  • Asks for a quick thought on silver, suggesting a target of 120 for SI futures.
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  • Phil Streel
    Outlines a technical path for silver: from a breakout at 50 to 82.67, a consolidation, then an extension to 115-120. Notes persistent ETF outflows except for a recent Chinese purchase, indicating fund managers are wary of the volatility. The high average true range ($8-$12/day) makes physical buyers hesitant.
  • Asks for thoughts on Bitcoin, noting it's in a range but might have appetite if stocks break out.
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  • Phil Streel
    Bearish on Bitcoin. It needs to get above key levels. Down 25% YTD, 50% below ATHs, needs a 100% move to recover. 45% of coins are underwater. Institutional adoption is fading with weeks of ETF outflows. It peaked on Jan 29th, coinciding with gold/silver highs before their 'rugpull'. Needs a brand new bull case.
  • Suggests Bitcoin's bull case might just be reclaiming its risk-on properties, encouraged by today's rally.
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  • Phil Streel
    Today's 7% move is just volatile upside. A miss in earnings or a spike in the VIX could send it back down to 50,000. Use such moves to rightsize positions according to allocation models.
  • Asks for thoughts on the 10-year yield, which is in a sideways triangle, finding support at 4%. He thought yields would go up a month ago and was wrong.
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  • Phil Streel
    The yield curve was steepening dramatically but started flattening. This signals the US growth story is fading and inflation is becoming stickier, leading to a stagflation-type environment. The Fed is handcuffed. Market pricing shows a 2% chance of a March cut, 50/50 for July, and 100% priced in only by September.
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