Forward Guidance Newsletter
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History suggests tariff threat-fueled trade war fears often pass as quickly as they form, analyst Matt Britzman noted

Many look to Bloomberg Intelligence analysts James Seyffart and Eric Balchunas for credibility regarding ETF approvals

ProChain Capital’s David Tawil noted that the strategic bitcoin reserve race “is on and it is real”

If yields move too much higher, recessionary fears could come back and send stocks go down

Speakers at yesterday’s Ondo Summit in Manhattan urged the industry to engage with regulators as crypto policy efforts unfold

Quantifying such relationships is becoming more prevalent as investors seek diversification and hedging opportunities

On yesterday’s earnings call, Strategy CEO Phong Le reiterated the company’s 21-21 plan detailed in Q3

All eyes were on Bessent to see if he would change the composition of issuance back toward normalization

It’ll take time to “disentangle all these strands,” Peirce noted — ongoing litigation included

The victory lap the crypto industry has run since election night is bumping into some hurdles

The crypto custody firm’s goal was to “identify price points at which traders might consider the market to be overextended”

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent was named acting head of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau yesterday

Bitwise’s Katherine Dowling notes the SEC appears to be waiting for “directive from up high” on how to handle litigations, for example
We’re about a third of the way into earnings season and results have been fairly solid

While some view the firm’s BTC buying pause as a bearish development, a couple analysts think differently

Tariffs issued on three of the US’s biggest trading partners sent global markets into a tailspin

RFK Jr., Tulsi Gabbard and Kash Patel were three of the more controversial nominees questioned on Capitol Hill yesterday

Adrienne Gurley outlines what she believes will be key near-term priorities for the securities regulator

Looking at data points that hint at a labor market that continues to remain in balance

While the figure may show consumer resilience, some argue the boost in spending is just a reflection of higher prices

One ex-SEC senior counsel doesn’t “expect an overnight response to this, [but] rather a slow rollout of approvals”
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