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<p>Today, while the software-as-a-service disruption concern has been roiling for quite some time for many companies, yesterday's market action saw a massive new acceleration in the negative focus on companies that face a risk from AI disruption as new agentic AI applications come on board - some of them names that had escaped negative attention before. We look at a number of these names, other key moves in equities, the latest pressure on crypto and whether it can be stopped and macro and FX and more. Today's pod hosted by Saxo Global Head of Macro Strategy John J. Hardy.<...

<p>Today, a look at global risk appetite in a happy mood as precious metals markets have stabilized and the US manufacturing sector shows its first interesting sign of revival in years. Palantir shareholders were also able to celebrate their "cosmic reward" for sticking with the company as the company reported strong earnings after the close. Disney shareholders had less to celebrate. Elsewhere, the USD is back at a tipping point as bears need to make a stand or else. This and more on today's pod, which is hosted by Saxo Global Head of Macro Strategy John J. Hardy.</p> <...

<p>Today, we unpack the Friday crash in silver, and to a lesser extent gold, noting that the Kevin Warsh as Fed Chair nominee news was a mere excuse for a market that was already showing signs of total dysfunction, as covered in our Thursday January 29 podcast. Elsewhere, we look at the general contagion of the metals volatility into other markets, including in rates, FX and equities, where we continue to monitor some strange behaviors that my suggest considerable market fragility. Today's pod features Saxo Head of Commodity Strategy Ole Hansen and is hosted by Saxo Global Head of Macro...

<p>Today, a thorough rundown of big incoming earnings reports, especially Microsoft (which likely drove much of the volatility in the broader US indices yesterday), but also Meta, Tesla, Apple and others. We also look forward to a busy earnings week next week with two more Mag7 names reporting. Also on today's call, a look at the market reaction to stories that Trump is set to announce today that Kevin Warsh will be nominated as the next Fed Chair and how to position this choice. Today features Saxo Equity Strategists Ruben Dalfovo and is hosted by Saxo Global Head of...

<p>Today, much of the AI "pick and shovels" space is aflame on Meta CapEx plans and other announcements after the latter, Tesla and Microsoft all reported earnings yesterday. The average stock had a weak day yesterday, however, even as the S&P 500 touched 7,000 for the first time. Also, a look at the latest chaotic action in gold and silver prices and how the market is becoming increasingly dysfunctional and dangerous. Oil and gas prices, macro and FX and more also on today's pod, which features Saxo Head of Commodity Strategy Ole Hansen and is hosted by Saxo Global Head...

<p>Today, a look at the focus on FX intensifying after Trump comments blasted an already weak US dollar lower still ahead of today's not-so-anticipated FOMC meeting, given that all market focus for the Fed is on the identity of Trump's nominee to replace Powell in May. More on the yen and other currencies. Also on today's pod, US tech stocks attempting a breakout ahead of key Mag7 earnings incoming, what could greenlight a SpaceX IPO, latest on gold and silver and much more. Today's pod hosted by Saxo Global Head of Macro Strategy John J. Hardy.</p> <p>John's...

<p>Today, we note the flip in US equity market internals while noting what might be driving it ahead of critical Mag7 earnings and as the Nasdaq 100 once again has rallied to a massive resistance area. As well, Japanese yen volatility is only one focus in currencies as the US dollar is heavily on tilt here, while two-way silver volatility has reached almost absurd levels - is that compressing the timeline to at least a temporary top? This and more on today's pod, which is hosted by Saxo Global Head of Macro Strategy John J. Hardy.</p> <p>Links discussed...

<p>Friday gave us a huge signal that the US may be extending Japan a helping hand in preventing further yen weakness - certainly effective for putting a floor on the JPY price from here on out - but how should we read the US dollar on this apparent move? Elsewhere, US natural gas prices are spiking wildly if only for the front contract on the winter storm there and precious metals prices have extended aggressively once again as silver sliced through 100 dollars an ounce. This and more as earnings season heats up this week. Today's pod features Saxo Head...

<p>Today, markets are happy to have dodged a US-Europe trade war this week, but we consider a few issues (besides the acceleration in high-impact earnings reports next week), or "grenades" that may or may not go off from here: first, whether this winter storm hitting the US could have an impact, among other things, on AI data centres - not in a storm sense, but in a storm of protest sense, second, the EU Mercosur trade deal and whether this opens up internal strife within key EU institutions, and third, a very delayed-fused situation for sterling and gilts linked...

<p>Markets are rushing higher on the Trump "TACO" on tariffs against European countries and on calling off any military option for the US taking Greenland. We continue to look at massive divergences in market internals. Elsewhere, natural gas has mounted a stunning rally as the US is headed for a natural disaster on a possibly unprecedented geographical scale as an ice storm could cut power to whole regions of the US for extended periods and spike utility bills. Today's pod features Saxo Head of Commodity Strategy Ole Hansen and is hosted by Saxo Global Head of Macro Strategy John...