Issued: June 1, 2026 | Period Covered: May 26–30, 2026 I. May's Market Leaders Have Changed $标普500(.SPX)$ closed Friday at 7,580.06 — all-time high. $纳斯达克(.IXIC)$ gained 8% in May. Dow crossed 51,000. Nine consecutive winning weeks. But May's real story isn't in the index. It's inside the index. The biggest winners were not $英伟达(NVDA)$ — they were $美光科技(MU)$, $戴尔(DELL)$, and $高通(QCOM)$. This is the AI Broadening Trade — May's defining market phenomenon. II. Market Snapshot (May 30 close) III. Three Layers of the Broadening Trade Layer 1:

Issued: May 25, 2026 Period Covered: May 19, 2026 → May 23, 2026 I. Core Pricing Phenomenon: V-Shaped Recovery + Dow 50,579 Last week we asked: CPI 3.8%, yields above 5%, equities at all-time highs — something has to break. Who blinks first? This week's answer: Nobody blinked. On Tuesday, the 30Y Treasury yield surged to 5.19% — highest since 2007. The 10Y hit 4.687%. The S&P 500 fell for three consecutive sessions to 7,353. The impossible triangle appeared to be cracking. Then, within 48 hours, a textbook V-shaped reversal. Friday close: Dow 50,579.70 — a new all-time record. S&P 7,473.47, within 0.4% of its May 14 high of 7,501. Weekly gain: +0.9%. Eight consecutive winning weeks. 10Y retreated to 4.57%. 30Y pulled back to 5.08%. VIX closed at 16.70 — lower than before the yield

Issued: May 18, 2026 Period Covered: May 12, 2026 → May 16, 2026 I. Core Pricing Anomaly: The Impossible Triangle Last week delivered a textbook structural contradiction: Inflation accelerating: April CPI YoY +3.8% (highest since May 2023), MoM +0.6% Long-end yields surging: 30Y Treasury hit 5.118% — first time above 5% since June 2007. 10Y reached 4.597% Equities still at record highs: $标普500(.SPX)$ hit fresh all-time highs Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday before Friday's -1.24% selloff The classical macro transmission is: CPI↑ → Rate cut expectations vanish → Long-end yields↑ → Discount rates↑ → Equity valuations↓ The first three steps have already occurred. The final step — valuation compression — has barely begun. Friday's -1.24% on the S&P

Issued: May 11, 2026 Period Covered: May 5, 2026 → May 9, 2026 I. Core Market Structure: Three Layers Pricing the Rally $标普500(.SPX)$ $标普500(.SPX)$ has now rallied for six consecutive weeks. Nasdaq at fresh all-time highs. Semiconductors leading Friday's session. Nonfarm payrolls crushed expectations at +115K vs. 55K consensus. All five Mag 7 names beat Q1 estimates. CAPEX guidance raised to $180–190B for 2026. The surface narrative is clean: everything is going up, everything is fine. FlowState Alpha's question is not "how much has it rallied" — it's "what's pricing this rally." Decomposed, the current advance is driven by three stacked layers: Layer 1: The AI CAPEX Arms Race. Mag 7 Q1 results were unifo

Issued: April 27, 2026 (Pre-Asia Open)Period Covered: April 21 → April 27, 2026 I. Core Macro Setup: Triple Convergence in 72 Hours Last week, markets celebrated certainty. $标普500(.SPX)$ 500 closed at 7,165.08 (ATH) $纳斯达克(.IXIC)$ at 24,836.60 (ATH) Narrative was clean: DOJ dropped Powell probe Tillis unblocked Warsh Ceasefire optimism held This week breaks that stability. Three high-voltage events converge within 72 hours: FOMC Decision (Apr 28–29) Powell’s final meeting (term ends May 15) Mag 7 Earnings (Apr 30–May 1) Combined market cap > $16 trillion Warsh Confirmation Vote (Apr 29) Conclusion: This is not a week for directional conviction. This is a week for path management. II. Market Snapshot (E

Issued: April 20, 2026 Period Covered: April 13, 2026 → April 20, 2026 I. Information Breakdown & Pricing Failure: The Geopolitical Meat Grinder Over the past week, markets did not experience a fundamental shock—yet price behavior became structurally distorted. This is not volatility; it is a temporary breakdown in the pricing mechanism. Two variables dominate: 1. Policy Whiplash Ceasefire announcements were rapidly denied. The Strait of Hormuz flipped repeatedly between “open” and “restricted.” Military threats escalated in high frequency. Conclusion:All linear models built on stable expectations have failed. 2. Information Asymmetry Confirmed Regulatory investigations revealed: $950M of short positioning ahead of ceasefire headlines $760M positioned ahead of shipping-related announce

Issued: April 13, 2026Period Covered: April 6, 2026 → April 13, 2026 1. Core Macro Dislocation: Historic Divergence Between Oil Collapse and Gold Surge Over the past week, global markets have exhibited a structural anomaly that cannot be reconciled under any traditional macro framework: $WTI原油主连 2605(CLmain)$ WTI Crude declined to 95.63 $黄金主连 2606(GCmain)$ Gold surged to 4727.45 $比特币(BTC.USD.CC)$ Bitcoin broke above 70875.66 Under conventional models, this configuration should not exist. Classical transmission: Oil ↓ → Inflation expectations ↓ → Real yields ↑ → Gold ↓ Observed reality: Oil ↓ + Gold ↑ + BTC ↑ This divergence signals a fundamental reg

Issued: April 7, 2026 (Pre-Asia Open)Period Covered: March 30, 2026 → April 7, 2026 1. Core Macro Dislocation Breakdown The defining anomaly in the current market is as follows: WTI Crude has surged to 115.35, while the US 10-Year Treasury Yield has declined to 4.352%. Under a standard macro framework, this configuration should not coexist. The classical transmission mechanism is: Oil ↑ → Inflation Expectations ↑ → Long-End Yields ↑ → Equity Valuations ↓ Yet the market is currently exhibiting: Oil ↑ + Yields ↓ + S&P 500 rebounding to 6611.83 This constitutes a clear case of structural mispricing. This dislocation must be decomposed into three layers: (1) Short-Term Trigger: Supply Shock and Rate Divergence The rise in oil prices is driven by supply-side constraints: Shipping disruption

Issued: March 30, 2026 Period Covered: March 23, 2026 → March 30, 2026 1. Macro & Geopolitical Overview Over the past week, global markets have undergone a critical structural regime shift: The marginal anchor for global asset pricing has violently pivoted from "Federal Reserve Rates" to "Commodity Spot Markets." The Concession of Marginal Pricing Power: From Financial to Physical Systems For the past decade, the dominant market variables were: interest rates, liquidity conditions, and central bank balance sheets. In the current phase, these have been temporarily superseded by: spot crude supply, energy transportation capacity, and physical production bottlenecks. This signifies that marginal pricing power has been conceded from the "cost of capital" to the "scarcity of physical resour

Issued: 2026-03-23 (Asia Pre-Market)Period Covered: 2026-03-16 → 2026-03-231. Macro & Geopolitical OverviewOver the past week, the global market has undergone a second structural escalation:From “Oil Supply Shock” → “Energy + Power Crisis”Core Variable #1: Oil Supply DisruptionOngoing tensions around the Strait of Hormuz, combined with escalating conflict in the Middle East, have led to:Reduced shipping efficiencyPhysical supply constraintsMarkets are no longer pricing “risk” — they are pricing:A Real Supply ShortageCore Variable #2: Power Infrastructure AttacksThe most underappreciated but critical development this week:Targeting of power infrastructureThis has consequences far beyond oil.First-Order Impact:Electricity supply tighteningRising industrial costsReinforced inflation press

Note: As of Asian trading session March 9, WTI Spot trades at $91.55, $S&P 500(.SPX)$ implies a 6739 open. In the week of March 9, 2026, the key macro variable driving global markets has become unmistakably clear: The disruption of the Strait of Hormuz is no longer a tail risk — it is becoming an active market reality. During the Asian trading session, energy markets have already begun pricing in the shock. If the disruption persists, roughly 20% of global seaborne oil supply could be affected — making this one of the most critical energy chokepoints in the world. A Global Energy Shock Already in Motion Recent tanker tracking data shows maritime traffic in the strait collapsing, with hundreds of vessels stranded near Gulf ports. Several majo