πŸ₯› S&P 7,100, Oil drought, and a $3T bond bet πŸ’°

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Markets continue rallying despite growing inflation risks, with the S&P 500 breaking through 7,100 and Bank of America declaring a 'bubble-like regime.' The Strait of Hormuz blockade creates the largest oil supply shock in history with 600M barrels of lost production, while Europe plans Blue Bonds to create a 25% GDP alternative to US Treasury markets.

Key Facts

βœ“S&P 500 breaks through 7,100 as Bank of America declares markets in 'bubble-like regime' with Nasdaq hitting 13-day win streak.
βœ“Strait of Hormuz blockade creates largest oil supply shock in history with 600M barrels of lost production threatening emergency reserves within 120 days.
βœ“Europe plans Blue Bonds worth 25% of Eurozone GDP to compete with US Treasury market as global alternative safe asset.

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BullishMilk Road Macro

Market bubble

Despite bubble-like conditions and oil crisis, remain bullish while aware of elevated volatility

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