HeyJaredI-System TrendCompass
Daily market-related commentary and trading signals focused on 17 key financial markets. The signals are generated by I-System trend following strategies - five different strategies tracking each market.
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UK under Andy’s leadership: as duplicitous as ever. (opens the original)
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Yesterday, the UK Labour Party concluded its four-day 2026 Annual Conference in Liverpool with oratorical fireworks from such stalwart leaders of British labor like Andy Burnham and the Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband. Among the conference’s main concerns was the cost of living crisis, inflation, Labour’s social care pledges, national security, Ukraine and the preparedness for the upcoming war against Russia, which is about to invade us and destroy our wonderful way of life.<a class="image-link im
Positive vibes from the Trump - Xi summit? (opens the original)
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It is a testimony to the surreal escalation of events around the world that one of the most important ones went almost under the radar, overshadowed by the threat of escalations in Iran and in Ukraine, the war of words at the UN and European leaders’ hysterics about war against Russia. Arguably one of the most important events of the last week was the three-day summit between President Donald Trump and his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping. We had commentary about the summit, about who was present
The progression toward class wars in the West (opens the original)
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With each passing day it is becoming more obvious that history never ended and we seem to be returning to the millennial cycle of class wars: the haves who appear to have ever more, against the the have nots who appear to have less and less. Across the Western world, the middle classes are being eviscerated, removing the buffer of compliant and conformist segment of society that was essential in preserving the status quo.<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="https://substackcdn.com/
Europe’s war drive in search of an “ignition” spark (opens the original)
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On Monday, I wrote about the sudden lust for war against Russia that’s gripped European ruling establishments like a fever, with a handful of notable superspreaders doing the rounds of TV panels and interviews as they try to convince the public that war is inevitable, that the people must step up and do their duty and enlist in the military to defend “our nations” and our way of life. One of the most enthusiastic war promoters, former British Prime Minister
Discipline and patience: how we traded crude oil (opens the original)
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Oil price fluctuations have been all over the map recently, driven by geopolitics, the festering economic crisis and almost certainly also market manipulation. Wars in the Middle East have now reduced the global oil supply by an estimated 10 million barrels/day - close to 10% of the total global oil demand. Whether and when this crisis could be mitigated is entirely unpredictable. As a result, many market participants expected that the price of oil could soar toward $300/barrel or even higher.So
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