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* FIEND'S SUPERBEAR MARKET
REPORT *
* November 6,
2025 *
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* e-mail:
fiendbear@fiendbear.com
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Fiend Commentary
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The shutdown
drags into a record stretch and the 10-year is back above ~4.15%—days
after a rate cut. That’s the tell. Short rates moved, but financial conditions
didn’t obediently follow. Term premium, supply, and nerves are doing more work
than 25 bps can undo.
Wall Street
still wants the soft-landing script: cuts now, calm later. But a higher long
end says the transmission is jammed. If funding costs refuse to ease, multiples
carry more weight, buybacks buy less, and every guidance call has to work
harder. Metals have cooled from their sprint, not their story. Insurance
doesn’t need a new high every day to stay in demand.
The shutdown
keeps the dashboard dark. Two months of missing jobs reports leave policy
flying by feel and price doing the signaling. Right now, price says “easier
policy, tougher tape.”
What to
watch next
Bottom line: A cut without looser conditions is a trick, not a treat.
Until the long end relents—or the data return with real relief—assume the
market is climbing with a heavier pack.
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