Sunday, September 21, 2025

Monday Watch

Around X:

  • @Business 
  • @Zerohedge  
  • @GatewayPundit
  • @FoxNews  
  • @MarioNawful
  • EXCLUSIVE | PBD: CHARLIE KIRK LIKELY TURNED DOWN NETANYAHU. While he's not convinced anyone should point fingers at Israel, @patrickbetdavid believes you may as well flip a coin on the question of whether Netanyahu offered Turning Point $150 million to make Charlie Kirk an ambassador of Israeli interests. When was the offer allegedly made? just a month before he was assassinated. "Charlie didn't want to go back to Israel. Israel invited him. He said no to it. Eventually, Bibi even offered $150 million to maybe have Charlie give more pro-Israel messages around the world." (video)
  • VIETNAM SHUTS DOWN MILLIONS OF BANK ACCOUNTS OVER BIOMETRIC ID RULES. Vietnam just closed more than 86 million bank accounts because owners didn’t sign up for new biometric ID rules that require face scans to use banking services. The government says it’s all about fighting fraud and money laundering, after police caught a gang using fake scans to move $39 million. Now anyone making transfers over $379 has to pass a face scan, and bigger transactions always need biometric checks. Foreigners living in Vietnam are also caught up, with some having to fly back just to keep their accounts alive. Some people warn this isn’t just about security but could be the start of intense financial surveillance. Is Vietnam being used as a testing ground for what many are now calling the New Banking Order?
  • @Breaking911
  • @WallStreetApes
  • @newstart_2024 
  • @Resist_CBDC
  • @MDBreathe
  • @MarinaMedvin
  • @Nicksortor
  • @VigilantFox
  • @HealthRanger
  • @wideawake_media
  • @Rothbard1776
  • Call me “insane” if you want to, but the explanation for the lack of an exit wound in the assassination of Charlie Kirk with a high-powered 30-06 rifle is extremely hard to believe. According to one of the surgeons:
  • @C_3C_3
  • @MichelleMaxwell
  • Breaking news out of Virginia, and it’s the kind of news that should make every Republican’s heart race with pride! The numbers are in, and they are stunning: conservative, Republican-leaning counties are shattering expectations in early voting, leaving Democrat strongholds in the dust. In Dinwiddie County, turnout is soaring to a jaw-dropping 82%. Goochland is not far behind at 72%. Hanover—rock solid conservative territory—is holding strong at 62%. These aren’t just numbers on a page. They are proof of a movement, proof of energy, and proof that the Republican grassroots is more alive and determined than ever. Now let’s look at the other side.
  • @dom_lucre
  • BREAKING: Governor Gavin Newsome announced through his press office that he is suspending Kid Rock from being able to perform in Golden State California despite Liberals claiming that Disney removing Jimmy Kimmel is unfair. This is an active politician banning the rights of an American citizen. Liberals cry victim as they strike you. Newsom “BECAUSE OF HIS HORRIFIC MUSIC, CALIFORNIA WILL INDEFINITELY SUSPEND KID ROCK FROM PERFORMING IN THE GOLDEN STATE. YOU’RE WELCOME! — GCN”.
  • @Catturd2
  • @Villgecrazylady
  • @BasedMikeLee 
  • @EssexPR
  • @ssongpinganq
  • @Liz_Churchill10
  • @toobaffled
Night Trading
  • Asian indices are -.25% to +.75% on average.
  • Asia Ex-Japan Investment Grade CDS Index 63.5 +3.75 basis points(new series).
  • China Sovereign CDS 35.75 +2.0 basis points.
  • China Iron Ore Spot 107.0 USD/Metric Tonne +.3%.
  • Swiss Franc/Offshore Chinese Renminbi Cross 8.94 -.24% 
  • Bloomberg Emerging Markets Currency Index 36.5 -.04%.
  • Bloomberg Global Risk-On/Risk Off Index 85.0 -.2%.
  • US 10-Year Yield 4.14% +1.0 basis point.
  • Volatility Index(VIX) futures 17.8 +.2%. 
  • Euro Stoxx 50 futures unch.
  • S&P 500 futures -.16%.
  • NASDAQ 100 futures -.14%.

BOTTOM LINE: Asian indices are mostly higher, boosted by industrial and technology shares in the region. I expect US stocks to open mixed and to rally into the afternoon, finishing modestly higher. The Portfolio is 100% net long heading into the week.

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