How to Position into the Fed Meeting

How to Position into the Fed Meeting

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Is the Risk-On Trade Breaking Down? | Macro Mondays: September 14, 2026

Andreas Steno and Mikkel Rosenvold are back to discuss several key macro signals that are potentially shifting all at once. They dig into the outlook for oil flows, whether a new hiking cycle is starting to emerge, and what it all means for the risk-on trade. Be sure to check out ...  Show more

Bessent Just Made His Move. Is Bitcoin Ready? with Kris Bullock & Bijan Maleki | Trading The Market - September 9, 2026

Bitcoin and crypto are tightening into key technical setups as the Treasury prepares up to $6 billion in bond buybacks. Bijan Maleki and Kris Bullock break down the catalyst, the $83K level that matters most, and which crypto sectors are showing the strongest momentum. Plus, they ...  Show more

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