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The call · 28 April · 09:42 EST
SPX S&P 500 Index
Long
Conviction94/ 100
Entry5,720
Target5,900
Stop5,640
Pattern matches nine historical analogues — VIX collapse off elevated base, breadth thrust, dealer gamma flipping positive. Light positioning into a soft-CPI window.
+2 days
The receipt · 30 April · 14:18 EST
SPXHit target
+3.15%
Held2 days
Entry5,720
Exit5,900
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The Briefing30 Apr · 06:30 EST
Market Morning · Pre-Open
Gold prints a new high. The breakout, not the headline, is the signal.
Three of our highest-rated independent macros flagged continuation above $3,050 over the past week, on different reasoning. Real yields rolling over; the dollar softening; central-bank bid persistent.
Long-form analysis. Macro views, sector spotlights, contrarian deep dives. Where Meridian earns its publication, not tool, positioning.
Macro · Long Form
The yield curve is being misread.
By the Meridian Intelligence Desk · 28 Apr 2026 · 14 min read
A remarkable piece this week argues the inversion is not signalling recession — it is signalling a regime change in how the Fed manages the long end. If correct, the playbook that worked for the last four cycles is exactly wrong for this one.
We agree, with caveats. What follows is a fourteen-minute walk through the evidence, the dissent, and what the regime change implies for positioning over the coming six months.