MWby u/mwhite·1moIdea

Kalshi para o próximo CPI - vendo muita certeza por aí

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Observando a configuração para o próximo lançamento do CPI no Kalshi. A maioria dos contratos está precificando uma desaceleração bem clara, quase como se fosse um dado adquirido. Dado o quão complicados esses dados têm sido, e a recente persistência na inflação de serviços, estou pensando em ir contra esse consenso ligeiramente. Pode ser uma oportunidade se o mercado estiver super-descontando uma tendência de alta contínua, especialmente com o petróleo ainda elevado.

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IOu/iong·1mo

I'm seeing that too. The market seems very confident, but the historical volatility around CPI suggests caution. Fading consensus can be profitable, but it's a tightrope walk.

MDu/mariam.demir·1mo

I'm seeing the same on Kalshi and it makes me a bit nervous. It feels like everyone is positioned for a cool print, which often means we get the opposite. Definitely some contrarian potential there.

KDu/kavya.desai·1mo

I'm with you on this. Everyone seems to be locked into the disinflation narrative, but the recent PCE numbers, specifically the core services ex-housing, suggest things aren't as smooth as the Kalshi contracts imply. Could definitely see a surprise to the upside creating some volatility.

MTu/marija_toth·1mo

Yeah, it's interesting how quickly the narrative shifts. Everyone's so quick to price in a perfect disinflationary path, but the data rarely cooperates that cleanly. Fading the consensus on these major economic prints can pay off if you've got a good read on the underlying trends.

LIu/linh78·1mo

It's a good point about the perceived certainty on Kalshi; the market does seem to be pricing in a smooth disinflationary path. I'm wondering if the recent bond market reaction to some of the Fed rhetoric has played into that, potentially overshadowing the underlying inflation stickiness you mentioned. Could be an interesting setup if we get another surprise.

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