Weekly Review
Mon-T Weekly Review — w/e 10 Jul 2026
Copper quietly delivers, wheat explodes while nobody's watching, and crude oil reminds the desk that the war premium has a pulse.
Weekly Review
Copper quietly delivers, wheat explodes while nobody's watching, and crude oil reminds the desk that the war premium has a pulse.
Weekly Review
The bond bears finally collect, silver's six-week streak snaps spectacularly, and nine NO CALLs watch equities rally into the holiday.
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Silver drops another 9% like clockwork, crude breaks below $70, and the Nasdaq crashes 4.4% while the desk stares at its shoes.
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Four from five, crude oil obliterates $77, and the Russell 2000 catches its reconstitution tailwind while ten NO CALLs watch Kevin Warsh rewrite the Fed playbook.
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Three from seven, copper's revenge trade backfires spectacularly, and platinum crashes 9.6% while the desk watches from behind the sofa.
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Two from five, a semiconductor crash wipes out the equity thesis, and silver quietly posts the call of the month while nobody was watching.
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Crude oil finally breaks the bears' drought, wheat breaks the bulls' hearts, and the Nasdaq quietly sets another record nobody asked about.
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Six from eight, crude oil finally cooperates, and platinum reminds the desk that WPIC reports do not constitute a floor.
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Nine directional calls, zero grades, one very hot CPI print, and gold's positioning thesis walks straight into an inflation buzzsaw.
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The desk wakes from its coma, NQ and ES break records (again), and eleven NO CALLs watch the world rally without them.
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Three from four, the desk discovers that silence is sometimes a strategy and sometimes just silence, and crude oil reminds everyone the war is not over.
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One from eight, the worst scorecard in MAD history, and the Iran ceasefire reminds everyone that wars don't end on schedule.