Hello fellow rebel capitalists hope you're well so we got some breaking news

Incredible data coming out right now hedge funds have their biggest short position in US

Treasuries of all time.

Of all time.

We're going to get into this chart in just a moment

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This from Bloomberg, hedge funds place biggest short ever for benchmark treasuries. Key talking points. Leverage funds may

expect sticky inflation. So what they're doing guys, just to be be clear there's an inverse relationship between the price of a

Treasury or a bond in the in the yield in the interest rate right so if they're shorting

treasuries that's a bet that prices are going to go down.

Prices go down, that means interest rates go up.

So if they're expecting interest rates to go up further, that means they are expecting more inflation or sticky inflation.

So U.S. yields rose in April after recording monthly drop in March. The Federal Reserve is sure

that the U.S. economy can avoid recession despite the burden of higher interest rates. Hedge funds seem

to agree. Leveraged investors boosted their net short positions on 10-year Treasury futures

to a record 1.29 million contracts.

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