Sunday, June 01, 2025

Monday Watch

Today's Headlines

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Zero Hedge: Wall Street Journal:
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TheGatewayPundit.com:

The Epoch Times:

Around X:
  • @elonmusk
  • @MarioNawful  
  • SEC NOEM: CHINA HAS INFILTRATED THIS COUNTRY. “These ties to China are deeply alarming, and they’re not just Harvard. There’s other universities. We’re going through every single one of them. China has infiltrated this country. It’s my job to protect the homeland, and I’ve been given that direction by President Trump. They will not participate in this foreign student program until they clean up their ways.” (video)
  • FBI RELEASES 112 PAGES FROM NASHVILLE SCHOOL SHOOTER. IT'S WORSE THAN YOU THINK. After a long legal battle, the FBI finally dropped 112 pages of writings from the Nashville Covenant School shooter. Maps. Faculty lists. School break calendars. Anti-Christian rants. Screeds against religion, Biden, and life itself. The pages are soaked in bitterness and rage, the mind of someone who believed they were "born wrong" and "nothing on earth can save me." One page screams: “WE ARE ALL F*GS,” another maps out shooting drills, body armor setups, even nods to Columbine’s anniversary.
  • TULSI: “THIS WAS STATE PROPAGANDA - PURE AND SIMPLE”. Tulsi declassified records showing how the Biden administration coordinated with Big Tech, media, and intel agencies to censor Americans and crush dissent. “They’ll lie. They’ll smear. They’ll silence. And they’ll even destroy you if you dare to speak the truth.”
  • CANADA’S IMMIGRATION GRAPH JUST TURNED INTO A ROCKET SHIP. Canada's bringing in 2.5 million people by 2025. It's the biggest peacetime immigration spike ever for a country its size. The chart literally goes vertical after 2021. Blink and the population jumps 25%. At this rate, Canada’s about to gain a whole new Toronto every year. Hope they’re building houses faster than that line’s climbing.
  • BREAKING: FEDS KNEW EAST PALESTINE WAS TOXIC, LIED ANYWAY. They burned 115,000 gallons of toxic chemicals, called it safe, and dipped. New docs show FEMA, the White House, and even the National Security Council secretly freaked out about “cancer clusters” and called it a “really toxic plume.” But they told the public, “Nothing to see here.” The FEMA guy sent by Biden? Never met with residents. Locals nicknamed him “the ghost of October.” Now they’re calling it criminal negligence. Honestly, can you blame them?
  • @LauraLoomer
  • @C_3C_3
  • @EYakoby
  • @EricLDaugh
  • @DC_Draino
  • @nicksortor
  • @GeneralFlynn
  • @Gerashchenko_en
  • @Fxhedgers
  • TWO MEN INDICTED IN PLOT TO SMUGGLE US MILITARY TECHNOLOGY TO CHINA (Newsweek). Two foreign nationals, including one with lawful permanent residency in the United States, have been indicted by a Wisconsin grand jury for attempting to smuggle U.S. military technology to China, including encrypted communications gear. Newsweek has reached out to the Department of Justice (DOJ) for comment via email on Saturday.
  • @matt_vanswol
  • @tshugart2
  • @bennyjohnson
  • @WarClandestine
  • @JustJenRX
  • @realMaalouf
  • @GlobalMktObserv
  • @FreightAlley
  • @ShadowofEzra
  • @BartRussell10
  • @Barchart
OpenVAERS: 
SKirsch.com:
Night Trading
  • Asian indices are -1.25% to -.25% on average.
  • Asia Ex-Japan Investment Grade CDS Index 79.0 +1.25 basis points.
  • China Sovereign CDS 52.0 +1.0 basis point.
  • China Iron Ore Spot 95.2 USD/Metric Tonne -.5%.
  • Swiss Franc/Offshore Chinese Renminbi Cross 8.78 +.21% 
  • Bloomberg Emerging Markets Currency Index 36.97 -.04%.
  • Bloomberg Global Risk-On/Risk Off Index 68.2 +.4%.
  • US 10-Year Yield 4.42% +2.0basis points.
  • Volatility Index(VIX) futures 21.3 +1.3%. 
  • Euro Stoxx 50 futures -.20%.
  • S&P 500 futures -.35%.
  • NASDAQ 100 futures -.50%.

BOTTOM LINE: Asian indices are modestly lower,  weighed down by technology and consumer discretionary shares in the region. I expect US stocks to open modestly lower and to rally into the afternoon, finishing mixed. The Portfolio is 75% net long heading into the week.

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