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@kurtsaltrichter · Kurt S. Altrichter, CRPS® · 2 mentions · 42.3K followers
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$FXYInvesco CurrencyShares Japanese Yen Trust · Asset Management · $440.5M

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Leveraged funds are heavily shorting the yen, a crowded trade that previously caused blowups. This extreme positioning suggests a potential reversal.

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Leveraged funds are at a nine-year extreme in shorting the Japanese yen.
This crowded trade involves borrowing yen near zero to fund US asset bets (carry trade).

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The same trade previously blew up in August 2024, indicating high risk.

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@kurtsaltrichter· 42.3K followers
The most crowded trade on earth just hit a nine-year extreme. Leveraged funds are more short the yen than at any time since 2017, borrowing it near zero to fund bets on US assets. That is the carry trade, and it is packed. This is the same trade that blew up in August 2024. When

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