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After the CPI was released last night, the market reaction was enormous. U.S. stocks fell 1.8 points, then dropped another point in overnight trading today. South Korean stocks plunged during the day, with Hynix, SanDisk, Micron, and others all suffering steep losses. Even crypto took a big hit. Gold may be doing relatively well, though, since it’s considered a safe-haven asset and countries are buying heavily. So, in the short term, gold may be unlikely to fall.

Last night’s CPI release was very disappointing. The forecast was 3.6, but the reported figure came in at 3.7, higher than expected. So the market thinks the Fed may raise interest rates in October. The probability of a Fed rate hike currently priced in by prediction markets has risen considerably.

The main event tonight is the CPI report, which could trigger major short-term volatility.
The current CPI forecast is 3.6%, up from 3.4% previously. Core CPI is forecast at 2.5%, compared with 2.4% previously.
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And the prediction market is giving a similar result: it currently puts the probability of inflation coming in at 3.6% as high as 42%.
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Crude oil is still at elevated levels. Brent crude has climbed back above $100, and light crude is above $90, so inflation probably won’t come down. The most likely outcome is that the figures will meet expectations.

Although the data won’t be announced until tonight, based on the figures so far, it looks like inflation may not come down in September. If the actual reading turns out that way, it could fuel expectations that the Fed will raise rates further toward the end of the year, potentially sending the market lower. However, the market has already been falling over the past few days, so it may have priced in those expectations ahead of time. After that, the bad news may be behind us. The key issue will be whether the Fed raises rates at the FOMC meeting at the end of the month.

South Korean stocks have hit trading curbs again today. The KOSPI fell as much as 6%, SK Hynix dropped more than 10%, and SanDisk has also been plunging since yesterday.

Here we are at another familiar moment. We saw this scenario back in July: nearly the whole month was a downturn for semiconductors, but after early July, Bitcoin gradually climbed!

On July 2, I wrote that once the semiconductor tide went out, it would be good news for the crypto market. At the time, crypto was still near the bottom, while semiconductors were at a high. Even if just some of that money flowed into Bitcoin, it would still be a huge amount. So in early July, Bitcoin began rebounding from its low of 58,000 and eventually climbed as high as 65,000. That rally really saved the crypto market; otherwise, Bitcoin might actually have fallen to the 40,000s, just as many people predicted.

Bitcoin has pulled back over the past few days, but the drop hasn't even exceeded 10%. Even if I use $87,000 as the starting point, a fall to $80,000 would be just $7,000, or a 9% pullback. Yesterday's drop was only around 3%. Ethereum's pullback was only around 5%, yet $1.1 billion was liquidated yesterday.

This shows that quite a few people were chasing the rally, and they were using high leverage, so they got liquidated.
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I think the market has reminded us countless times: never use high leverage. Some things rise quickly, and fall just as quickly. Liquidations are most likely to happen in a bull market. If you don't believe me, check the historical liquidation records: all of the top 10 liquidation events happened during bull markets.