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* FIEND'S SUPERBEAR MARKET
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* September 12,
2025 *
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Fiend Commentary
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Chasing
Cuts, Ignoring Fire: Markets Cheer, Metals Warn
Thursday’s
CPI report came in hotter than expected, yet jobless claims surged at the same
time. In Wall Street’s logic, that combination is perfect: inflation can be
waved off, weakness in jobs forces the Fed’s hand, and rate cuts are
guaranteed. The result? Another day of record highs in the major averages.
But markets
have a habit of celebrating on borrowed time. While equities party, gold and
silver are not ignoring the inflation threat. Both hit new cycle highs. Silver,
which not long ago traded at $30, has blasted through $42 an ounce. Gold, at
$3,000 just weeks ago, is now pushing $3,700. The next round numbers — $50
silver and $4,000 gold — are no longer fantasy but visible targets.
The
divergence is striking. Stocks are betting that liquidity will drown out risk,
while metals are signaling that inflation will not be tamed by rate cuts
delivered into record asset prices. If the Fed continues easing into this
environment, history suggests the cuts will prove not just ineffective but
destabilizing.
For now, the
disconnect is widening: equities racing higher on easy-money hopes, metals
soaring on fear that inflation has slipped its leash. Both can’t be right. And
when the reckoning comes, it’s rarely the metals that have to explain
themselves.
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