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On February 6, 2026, global financial markets were in turmoil following a sharp reversal in previously dominant macro trades, driven by overcrowding, leverage, and a sudden shift in dollar and risk sentiment. Gold, silver, software stocks, and crypto sold off simultaneously as investors d
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