Big move in the aluminum space: JPMorgan just downgraded Alcoa after its impressive rally. The bank's thesis? Aluminum pricing is about to level out after its recent surge. This signals a potential shift in commodity momentum—worth watching if you're tracking macro trends and their ripple effects across markets. When institutional heavyweights start signaling caution on materials that powered the recent rally, it's time to reassess broader economic cycles.
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0xLostKey
· 14h ago
They're starting to harvest the little guys again. I'm tired of Morgan's usual spiel.
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NightAirdropper
· 01-08 12:52
Is it time to harvest the little guys again? JPMorgan's tactics are the same old story.
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SpeakWithHatOn
· 01-08 12:50
Morgan is at it again, trying to cut the leeks. Aluminum prices have only risen for two days, and now they say they want stability? Let's wait and see.
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OnchainHolmes
· 01-08 12:36
Morgan's recent downgrade of the aluminum industry is really cooling down the market. It had surged so strongly before; now it's probably time to profit from it...
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0xDreamChaser
· 01-08 12:29
JPM's recent cut in aluminum prices seems a bit rushed, feels like they're digging a hole for retail investors again.
Big move in the aluminum space: JPMorgan just downgraded Alcoa after its impressive rally. The bank's thesis? Aluminum pricing is about to level out after its recent surge. This signals a potential shift in commodity momentum—worth watching if you're tracking macro trends and their ripple effects across markets. When institutional heavyweights start signaling caution on materials that powered the recent rally, it's time to reassess broader economic cycles.