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NAT FRO TK DSX INSW PAA WES EPD ET MTDR DINO and others….tankers MLP’s and gasoline

USD/JPY vs. US CPI: Which Scenario for Friday’s Close?
Oil is holding above $100 and US 10-Year yields are nearing 4.90%. Yet, USD/JPY remains capped below 154, weighed down by the Bank of Japan (100% rate hike priced in for next week). 
Today’s US CPI print (08:30 ET) will break the deadlock:
Hot CPI (MoM > +0,4%) ➔ USD/JPY Rebound (Towards 154.8 – 155.5+)
US 10Y yields break above 4.90%. Yield differentials become too large to ignore, triggering short-covering in USD. 
In-Line CPI (Base Case MoM +0.3%) ➔ USD/JPY Stays Capped Below 154
No rate-shock from US yields. The BoJ narrative and safe-haven flows maintain the upper hand ahead of the weekend. 
Cool CPI (MoM < +0.2%) ➔ Sharp Sell-Off (Towards 151.5 – 152.0)
Double bearish catalyst: falling US yields combined with intact BoJ hawkishness. 
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**📊 Key U.S. Economic Data (ET)**
**8:30 AM** | Core CPI m/m | Forecast: 0.2% | Previous: 0.2%
**8:30 AM** | Core CPI y/y | Forecast: 2.4% | Previous: 2.5%
**8:30 AM** | CPI m/m | Forecast: 0.4% | Previous: 0.1%
**8:30 AM** | CPI y/y | Forecast: 3.4% | Previous: 3.4%
**10:00 AM** | Prelim UoM Consumer Sentiment | Forecast: 51.0 | Previous: 51.7
**10:00 AM** | Prelim UoM Inflation Expectations | Previous: 4.0%
⚠️ For informational purposes only. Not financial advice.
📌 #CPI #Inflation #ConsumerSentiment #SPY #SPX

Gonna wait till 10:45am ET to make a move tomorrow
Not gonna get IV crushed + gaped

The Ryan Cohen Form 4 was filed and accepted by SEC Edgar at 5:54:17 ET.
The spike was immediately afterwards.
https://preview.redd.it/ywzzrrzuhsoh1.jpeg?width=1640&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=83dd5395bca63eea7ecc6fbd95ee3256de7a23e7

Paying off a loan doesn't usually get this much attention. With TNON, the conversion terms were the interesting part.
The SI-joint device maker announced September 9 that it had repaid convertible notes originally issued with about $5.16m in principal, ahead of their September 11 maturity. That removes the possibility of those notes converting into discounted shares. It doesn't mean future dilution is off the table, but it does remove one specific worry.
Stock Pulse mobile app flagged roughly $3.84 at 8:46 AM ET on September 10. TNON reached $6.10 at 4:29 PM, about 59% higher. Nearly 357,000 shares traded in that minute, so there was volume behind the after-hours high.
Anyone following Tenon before this: how much of the selling pressure did you attribute to those notes?
\[Company announcement\](https://markets.financialcontent.com/stocks/article/accwirecq-2026-9-9-tenon-medical-announces-early-repayment-of-its-convertible-notes)

Man, I haven’t been this excited since experiencing the ending of the ET ride at universal studios…

I watch CNBC and also every morning check out Trade Brigade live stream on YouTube at 8AM ET.

I also think chances of a wick dip to $483 are very high between now and 2 pm ET 9/16.

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🚨 Reminder: [$BLGO](https://stocktwits.com/symbol/BLGO) earnings call + shareholder townhall today
BioLargo will review Q2 2026 financial results, recent milestones, and hold an extended public Q&A.
🗓️ Thursday, Sept. 10
⏰ 1:00 PM PT / 4:00 PM ET
🎥 Webcast: [webcaster5.com/Webcast/Page...](https://stkt.co/R9nf5Y23)
Join a few minutes early to register and make sure the webcast is working. Looking forward to hearing the update and the answers to the questions from shareholders.

Tweet Mirror:[FirstSquawk](https://twitter.com/FirstSquawk/status/2098059722930966803)
>YEMEN'S HOUTHI CONTROLLED HUMANITARIAN OPERATIONS CENTRE ANNOUNCES THAT NAVIGATION IN THE RED SEA IS SAFE FOR ALL SHIPPING COMPANIES EXCEPT SAUDI VESSELS\.
Tweet Mirror:[FirstSquawk](https://twitter.com/FirstSquawk/status/2098059984957497657)
>DIESEL FUTURES TOP $5/GAL FOR FIRST TIME SINCE 2022
Tweet Mirror:[DeItaone](https://twitter.com/DeItaone/status/2098060171545108915)
>TRUMP SITS DOWN FOR EXCLUSIVE INGRAHAM INTERVIEW
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>President Donald Trump has given Laura Ingraham an exclusive interview, with Part One airing tonight at 7 PM ET on The Ingraham Angle\. Fox’s current schedule confirms the program’s 7 PM ET slot\.

I have my portfolio broken down into growth and income-generation, which is split further between dividend/distribution yield and dividend/distribution growth:
dividend/distribution yield: O, MO, BTI, ET, EPD, WES, MPLX, VYMI, SPYI, BTCI and BLOX.
dividend/distribution growth: SCHD, DGRO, LMT, RTX, KO, PEP, FMX, AMGN, ABT, MRK, CVX, CNQ, EOG, GOOGL, NVDA, AVGO, TXN, MARUY and V.
Growth: SKHY, AMZN, PLTR, SOPH, AVAV, KTOS, and OII.

>**Multiple Funds in each category -** Each equity category is deliberately split across 2-4 funds/AMCs rather than concentrated in one "best" pick to cap single-manager and single-AMC risk, **since the absolute amount of investment is reasonably high**. Does that make sense?
No, it does not make sense. It demonstrates a lack of confidence in your own research. If you diversify too much within a single category, it's very likely that you'll achieve returns similar to those of an index over the long run. For instance, if you invest in three mid-cap funds, after five years, you may find that they hardly outperform the Midcap 150 index fund. If you choose to invest in active funds but struggle with managing frustration during times when the fund is not beating the benchmark, an easier solution is to embrace indexing rather than investing in five different funds within the same category.
>**Does Flexi cap make any sense?** \- I understand that Flexi cap as a sleeve is sensible. But I can't build conviction on the actual funds. HDFC has 50% overlap with NIFTY. PPFC has too large on AUM. None of the others seem to have a stable long term history. So what to do?
Fexicaps offer fund managers the freedom to invest across market capitalisations and sectors/themes. This means fund managers can invest anywhere based on their outlook on the market, which makes a lot of sense. However, if the problem arises from analysis paralysis or a lack of conviction in one’s active fund selection, consider investing in the Nifty 500 index fund, which is the benchmark index for this category.
>HDFC has 50% overlap with NIFTY
[Making a farce of the concept of "Portfolio Overlap" by misleading marketing](https://www.reddit.com/r/mutualfunds/comments/1hqdjw2/making_a_farce_of_the_concept_of_portfolio/)
>PPFC has too large on AUM
[Frankly this myth of "Large AUM means less returns saar" needs to die soon](https://www.reddit.com/r/mutualfunds/comments/1lpbfjz/comment/n0vpcvy/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button)
>**Opinion on allocation** 
[Checklist for Self-reviewing Your Long-Term Mutual Fund Portfolio](https://www.reddit.com/r/mutualfunds/comments/1lpmqq8/revised_checklist_for_reviewing_your_longterm/)
>Rebalancing an 8 digit equity mutual-fund portfolio
[ET Money Blog: How to Declutter Your Portfolio](https://www.etmoney.com/learn/mutual-funds/how-to-reduce-the-number-of-funds-from-portfolio/)

The correlation regime between GC=F and CL=F entered a weakening trend on 04 Sep 04:00 ET at -0.28, and is **still ongoing** (21 candles · 84 trading hours). Over this period GC=F fell 2.39%, CL=F rose 7.78%. **The two pairs decoupled.**
The composite correlation has since fallen from -0.28 (04 Sep) to **-0.587 now** (last data: 10 Sep 08.00 ET) the weakening the regime flagged, playing out.
*Methodology: Four-hour candle closes are used while the markets for both instruments are open (00:00, 04:00, 08:00, 12:00, 16:00, 20:00 ET).*
*The correlation coefficient is a composite score derived not only from the Pearson method but also from Pearson, Spearman, and EWMA calculations.*

Good morning, SqueezeFinders!
Yesterday's price action on the $QQQ tech index was another relatively uneventful day after a close of 716.31 (-0.29%) leaves the market in a bullish-leaning neutral zone floating between the 702 lower support and the 722 resistance level. The main directional sentiment determinants today are a mix of the below-detailed economic data releases, further developments in the Middle-East and Eastern Europe, and also some large earnings reports in after-hours ($ORCL and $ADBE). This market is very dynamic and has been unpredictable as far as risk-tolerance goes, as one day we're running, and the next we're crashing. Stay tuned for what's squeezy. Regardless of broader market sentiment, you can always locate relative strength by checking SqueezeRadar to track irregularities in our data, and find winners you may not have spotted before without our scanners. Also, make sure to check out our newest tool (developed by me), "Dracula's Library"! This tool allows you to quickly gather information on recent catalysts, and analyst/Institutional price targets all in one small graphical interface on our platform, all powered by AI.
🥇 Gold: \~$4,400/oz (-0.0%)
🥈 Silver: \~$67.20/oz (+2.1%)
🪙 Bitcoin: \~$78.3k/coin (+0.1%)
🛢️ Oil: \~$96.80/barrel (+0.8%)
Today's economic data releases are:
🇺🇸 OPEC Monthly Report @ 6:00AM ET
🇺🇸 PPI (Aug) @ 8:30AM ET
🇺🇸 Initial Jobless Claims @ 8:30AM ET
🇺🇸 Core PPI (Aug) @ 8:30AM ET
🇺🇸 Continuing Jobless Claims @ 8:30AM ET
🇺🇸 Existing Home Sales (Aug) @ 10:00AM ET
🇺🇸 Atlanta Fed GDPNow (Q3) @ 11:30AM ET
🇺🇸 Crude Oil Inventories @ 12:00PM ET
🇺🇸 Cushing Crude Oil Inventories @ 12:00PM ET
🇺🇸 30-Year Bond Auction @ 1:01PM ET
🇺🇸 Fed’s Balance Sheet @ 4:30PM ET
📙Breakdown point: BELOW this price, the move will lose momentum significantly in the short-term, as shorts will gain confidence encouraging them to short more. Reducing probability of a squeeze without a catalyst.
📙Breakout point: ABOVE this price, the move will gain momentum significantly in the short-term, as shorts losses will increase pressuring them to cover. Increasing the probability of a squeeze occurring, especially if with a catalyst.
4. $CVI
Squeezability Score: 42%
Juice Target: 63.0
Confidence: 🍊 🍊 🍊
Price: 47.73 (+3.49%)
Breakdown point: 41.4
Breakout point: 47.9 (continuation)
Mentions (30D): 2
Event/Condition: Q2 results featured strong adjusted EBITDA of $209 million, high crude and ammonia utilization, and a declared quarterly dividend amid tighter refining and fertilizer markets + EPA small refinery exemption relief reducing RFS liabilities and supporting near-term GAAP profitability + management prioritizing debt reduction toward $1 billion while preserving flexibility for potential higher shareholder returns as crack spreads and regulatory tailwinds remain supportive + Recent price target 🎯 of $34 from Mizuho + Recent price target 🎯 of $35 from Goldman Sachs + Recent price target 🎯 of $31 from TPH&Co
5. $CF
Squeezability Score: 29%
Juice Target: 154.3
Confidence: 🍊 🍊 🍊
Price: 138.11 (+2.81%)
Breakdown point: 129.4
Breakout point: 141.3 (continuation)
Mentions (30D): 3
Event/Condition: First-half results delivered strong adjusted EBITDA and high ammonia utilization as higher global nitrogen prices lifted sales despite lower volumes + quarterly dividend raised 20 percent to $0.60 per share alongside continued share repurchases under the authorized program + Blue Point One low-carbon ammonia project received permits and construction commenced, supporting the longer-term growth and low-carbon product strategy + Recent price target 🎯 of $130 from Scotiabank + Recent price target 🎯 of $133 from Freedom Broker + Recent price target 🎯 of $147 from prior BofA range
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August CPI drops this Friday at 8:30 a.m. ET, the last inflation print the Fed will see before the critical September 15-16 FOMC. Long-dated Treasury yields are sitting at multi-year highs, and the market is finally pricing in a hike over a cut for the first time in ages. This single data point will make or break the Fed's credibility right now. Are SPY and QQQ pricing in the right volatility moves for this release?

\*\*📊 Key U.S. Economic Data (ET)\*\*
\*\*8:30 AM\*\* | Core PPI m/m | Forecast: 0.3% | Previous: 0.2%
\*\*8:30 AM\*\* | PPI m/m | Forecast: 0.4% | Previous: 0.0%
\*\*8:30 AM\*\* | Unemployment Claims | Forecast: 205K | Previous: 206K
⚠️ For informational purposes only. Not financial advice.
📌 #PPI #Inflation #JoblessClaims
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The late move on YMAT was easy to miss if you'd written it off after premarket.
It had already hit $3.28 before Stock Pulse mobile app flagged $1.88 at 8:54 AM ET. Then it dipped below the alert and spent hours going sideways. The recovery took most of the day: around $2.28 at the close, then $2.38 at 5:02 PM. That's about 27% above the alert, with 132,000 shares in that peak minute.
I couldn't find a fresh company announcement explaining September 9's move. J-Star did file a $150m shelf registration on September 4, though. That's proposed capacity for future securities sales, not $150m raised or proof shares were sold that day.
For anyone who traded this: what kept you interested through the quiet stretch? Or did you only come back when it started moving in the afternoon?
\[September 4 filing\](https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1875016/000149315226041488/formf-3.htm)