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After a two-week spike following Liberation Day, the ratio topped out at 107:1. It's down 31.57% in the 7-8 months since, so it's probably fair to say we're in the secondary, silver-oriented phase of the precious metals bull market.
This is—or was—the undervaluation in silver I've been pointing out for some time. The traditional normal range was something like 50-80, but uncompromising gold buying since 2008 by everyone from central banks to Asian households seems to have shifted the modern range a bit higher.
Perhaps longer-term that will still be the case (historically & naturally, it's about 16:1), but over the last ten years, it looks more like a 70-100 range is the appropriate heuristic.
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Do we really need to integrate power grids? We are already stable, and we're not caught up in the bullshit in Canada & Mexico.
While it's one of the most weather-sensitive trades out there, there's more going on than simply the advent of winter:
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I had been noting bullishness in copper in early July, and price delivered on that trade rather promptly. Then came Trump's 50% tariff
Last Friday $COPX broke out of a descending channel/bull flag type structure. On Saturday we discussed the 27% rise in copper prices this year.
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If we get a bottom in $DXY, then it has a nasty nest of VWAPs (from key inflection points over the past five years) right overhead (between $100.68 & $103.72).
If it punches through that, then risk assets will face some pressure...
$DXY is up 3.37% in the last 2.5 months.
More: A longer-term view of the initial bounce one month ago.
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So liquidity must be looking up...
What a clean five wave formation, by the way.
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Recent tests by the European Broadcasting Union found that artificial intelligence assistants misrepresented news content in 45% of evaluated cases across languages and regions, highlighting persistent concerns about accuracy as Al adoption grows.
Two concepts are measured here: (1) accuracy, or the rate at which responses were factually correct and (2) hallucination, or the proportion of responses a model gets wrong because it made them up:
Accuracy remains limited. Gemini 3 Preview (High) leads at 54%, followed by Claude Opus 4.5 at 43% and Grok 4 at 40%. Gemini 2.5 Pro reaches 37%, GPT-5.1 (High) 35%, and Claude 4.5 Sonnet 31%. Most other models fall into the twenties or teens, showing that higher accuracy does not automatically prevent frequent errors.
Hallucination rates vary widely. Claude 4.5 Haiku reports the lowest rate at 26%, followed by Claude 4.5 Sonnet at 48% and GPT-5.1 (High) at 51%. Claude Opus 4.5 reaches 58%...Grok 4 records 64%, Kimi K2 0905 69%, and Grok 4.1 Fast 72%. Kimi K2 Thinking reaches 74%, and Llama Nemotron Super 49B v1.5 76%.
DeepSeek models are among the least reliable. V3.2 Ex records 81%, R1 0528 83%, and EXAONE 4.032B 86%. Llama 4 Maverick posts 87.58%, while multiple Gemini variants exceed 87%. GLM-4.6 and gpt-oss-20B (High) top the chart above 93%.
This is why ChatGPT (OpenAI) and Claude (Anthropic) are doing well. The latter especially is making inroads into the commercial sector because of the high value placed on both of these two accuracy metrics.
It makes no difference what extra mile your model can pull off if it's inventing things when it should be uncertain. Grok 4 was the most accurate until fairly recently, but are companies going to switch to the probable new leader in accuracy, Gemini 3, when it hallucinates 88% of the time?
Related: AI Safety Rankings
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ChatGPT is the top answer in all three. Gemini has been rallying. Llama slides in obscurity as deserved. Claude & Mistral are solid products.
I distrust Microsoft more than I distrust Big Tech in general basis (quite a bit) and won't allow it on my devices.
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What a wild race though. Look at the past month!
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The top four holdings in $ILF are easily traded on American exchanges and they're all Brazilian:
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That means as far as Japanese auto exports are concerned, foreign exporters are paying into the tariffs...
CADSI shows the current market index falling -5 pts to 38 (from 43 in Q3), with the future outlook down -4 pts to 42, underscoring a broad deterioration in dealer sentiment heading into year-end.
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We have not seen that since before & after Liberation Day.
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Exception: Argentina
Highest Yields: Brazil
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One small credit to Trump (he needs all he can get) is the 2025 gas price is just barely lower than Biden got it in 2024, just before the election, by dumping supply and bothering foreign nations that don't like him.
It has certainly been a priority of the Trump Administration to attack oil prices.
Goldman Sachs expects the glut to continue into next year. I regard such predictions with suspicion given the source...
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Cash allocation is near 4-year lows (14.8%), and the allocation to bonds is slightly south of that, although not quite at the lowest lows...
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Sounds reasonable.
No way this ends poorly.
In other words, the market can survive at least one month without its leader...
More: A prescient post I made being cynical about Nvidia's valuation on the night of its all-time high.
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You see why Sam Altman wants federally guaranteed loans? Let me state that differently:
Do you see why he wants the taxpayers to pick up his risk while he retains the reward? For his one-time "nonprofit" company?
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More on Gold
• Global Gold Reserves: the United States of America vs. the World [9/26]
• Gold's Best Year Since '79 (Plus A Review of Gold Coverage Here) [10/2]
• The Gold/Silver Ratio Drops [12/2]
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In percentage point terms, it's the most upside (3.06%) since Liberation Week (11.58%).
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These are the two Conference Board indices tracking leading versus current indicators. Historically, this is the second worst ratio ever recorded—and counting.
The worst ever, narrowly, is the trough of the Great Financial Crisis, February through April of 2009. It has now surpassed the 1981-82 recession.
As I noted in August, these levels tend to mark the terminus of recessions—you know, the recession we're "not in" because "my 401K is fine."
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