CPI Oil Pass-Through — Daily Report, Sep 8, 2026

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Today's discussion centered on a collision between higher energy costs, refinancing pressure, and renewed demand for alternative assets. The Real Investment Show described the 10-year Treasury yield near 4.79%-4.8% as historically more normal after 15 years of unusually low rates, but warned that a sharp move to 5.5%-6% could make Treasuries more competitive with equities. Andy Schectman added that roughly $10 trillion of Treasury debt faces refinancing, repayment, or rollover within 12 months, while diesel near $6 per gallon and a strategic reserve at a 40-year low could transmit an energy shock with a one- to two-quarter lag.

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Sentiment

The Real Investment Show saw current equity valuations as manageable because earnings growth remains ahead of interest rates, but identified a 5%-6% 10-year yield as a potential correction catalyst. The Wolf Of All Streets cited $3.8 billion of Bitcoin ETF inflows since August 17 and expects long-term adviser adoption at roughly 2%-5% allocations, while also highlighting the Liquid exploit, which left hackers with about 600 BTC, and possible Bitcoin downside below $57,000-$58,000.

KEY TAKEAWAYS

CPI Oil Pass-Through — The Real Investment Show attributed the current inflation push primarily to higher oil prices and said the upcoming CPI report will be sensitive to that increase, while homeowners' equivalent rent may keep reported housing inflation elevated even as real-time rents soften.

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Refinancing Pressure — The Real Investment Show separated short-end Federal Reserve control from long-end growth and inflation drivers, while Andy Schectman linked rising M2 and weak Treasury demand to roughly $10 trillion of Treasury debt requiring refinancing, repayment, or rollover over the next 12 months.

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Yield Threshold — The Real Investment Show said the 10-year Treasury near 4.79%-4.8% represents a return toward historical normality, but warned that a sharp move to 5%, 5.5%, or 6% could disrupt equities and that 5.5%-6% yields could become more attractive when the equity risk premium is near zero.

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GEO-POLITICS

BRICS Settlement — Andy Schectman pointed to an oil trade between the UAE and India settled without the dollar and said BRICS-plus members represent roughly 40% of global crude-oil exports, framing the activity as gradual diversification away from dollar reserves and Treasuries.

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Custody Trust — Andy Schectman connected gold repatriation by Germany, Austria, Poland, Hungary, Turkey, France, and India with declining trust in foreign custodians, while citing the Justice Department's $920 million fine against JPMorgan traders as documented misconduct.

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TECHNOLOGY

Liquid Exploit — The Wolf Of All Streets reported that attackers created inadequately backed LBTC and redeemed about 4,000 BTC from a pool containing roughly 4,200 BTC; Liquid recovered 3,400 BTC, leaving hackers with about 600 BTC.

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Mining Security Gap — The Wolf Of All Streets contrasted Bitcoin's difficult 51% attack threshold with Zcash, where a single Bitmain batch could reportedly control about 30% of the mining network.

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ECONOMY

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MARKETS

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Corporate Refinancing — The Real Investment Show warned that companies refinancing debt issued at 2020-era rates could face 5%-7% borrowing costs for investments returning only 2%, even though the host said current equity valuations remain manageable while earnings and profit growth exceed interest rates.

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ETF Demand — The Wolf Of All Streets linked Bitcoin's roughly 22% weekly advance from about $62,000 to $82,000 in August to Treasury-related buying, a short squeeze, and spot ETF demand, including $3.8 billion of inflows since August 17 and $730 million on the prior Thursday.

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FORECASTS

Oil Pullback — The Real Investment Show described oil as extremely overbought and said Iran-related news could trigger a pullback over the following week or so, with oil potentially reaching the low $80s and support near $80.

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Bitcoin Downside — The Wolf Of All Streets said movement out of Satoshi's wallets could push Bitcoin below roughly $57,000-$58,000, despite describing Bitcoin's resilience to negative news as meaningful.

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