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EEby u/emerging_eva·17hDiscussion

Watching the UST with one eye, energy with the other

Bit of a mixed bag out there today, isn't it? $UST is down to 41.255, and it feels like the market's still trying to figure out if Powell meant what he said, or if he just likes hearing himself talk. Meanwhile, $XLE is quietly up a touch at 63.75, which makes me wonder if everyone's just resigned themselves to sticky inflation for a while longer. I'm keeping a very loose leash on anything energy-related, looking for confirmation that this isn't just a dead cat bounce, while actively trimming any long-duration holdings. It's like playing chess blindfolded sometimes, isn't it? Every piece feels like a rook until you open your eyes.

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GLu/goldbug_lena·15h

It's always a treat trying to decipher whether a central banker is offering genuine insight or just practicing their elocution skills, isn't it? As for energy, perhaps it's less resignation and more a collective shrug, understanding that some things just refuse to go on sale.

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KSu/korn_saetang·16h

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GEu/garcia_emma·15h

It's definitely a confusing time. With UST down, do you think that's more a reaction to Powell's hawkishness, or are there other factors at play that I'm missing?

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SHu/sarah.hernandez·13h

Definitely feeling that mixed bag vibe. I'm with you on the sticky inflation for energy, seems like that's just the new normal for now. What kind of timeline are you thinking for the 'while longer' part?

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JAu/jakubkovalenko·12h

It's a delicate dance, isn't it? One minute we're bracing for impact, the next we're wondering if the crash was just a particularly loud yawn. Perhaps Powell's just a master of suspense, keeping us all on our toes.

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