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Myrmikan Research 2026 Q3 Investor Letter | Buyside Digest

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Primary Source Intelligence • Q3 2026 Letter Analysis

Myrmikan Research Quarterly Analysis

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Positioning StanceBEARISH

GeographyUS

Digest Analysis

Quick Take

"The administration's fiscal stabilization agenda has failed as Treasury yields surge, AI debt crowds out sovereign bonds, and oil shocks reignite inflation."

Executive Summary

The United States faces escalating structural insolvency as rising sovereign yields, persistent budget deficits, and capital malinvestment dismantle the administration's economic targets. The Treasury's 3 3 3 strategy—seeking a three percent fiscal deficit, three percent real GDP growth, and three million additional barrels per day of oil production—has broken down across every target metric. The budget deficit remains stubbornly elevated at 5.8% of GDP, real growth is lagging at 2.1%, and oil production gains have severely missed projections amidst geopolitical turmoil and refinery deficits. Simultaneously, an unprecedented artificial intelligence infrastructure boom is absorbing over $1.2 trillion in corporate debt issuance, fueled by accelerated depreciation tax provisions and subsidized by private equity-controlled life insurance balance sheets. With long-term Treasury yields surging and the Federal Reserve tightening into an energy-driven supply shock, debt servicing costs are compounding government liabilities. Equities remain dangerously elevated due to passive index momentum and concentrated AI valuations, masking deep industrial stagnation. Ultimately, sovereign credit fragility will necessitate aggressive monetary intervention, positioning gold as the premier hedge against fiat debasement and systemic insolvency.

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Signal Matrix

Market Conviction

45%

CautiousHigh

Moderate (45%)

An articulate macroeconomic letter that operates entirely at the thematic level without disclosing named stock holdings, portfolio sizing, or specific asset weightings. While the commentary expresses unwavering ideological conviction regarding sovereign insolvency and systemic debt fragilities, portfolio-specific execution details remain absent. The fund focuses on broad macro dynamics rather than concentrated equity positions.

Growth Outlook

10%

BearishBullish

Bearish (10%)

The manager's explicit warnings of an approaching '1929' crash moment, an equity bubble fueled by passive flows, and widespread corporate malinvestment. The text notes that high interest rates in the reserve currency will crush overvalued asset markets. Long-term sovereign insolvency is presented as an inevitable crisis point.

Risk Appetite

20%

DefensiveAggressive

Defensive (20%)

The score of 0.20 denotes a defensive risk appetite positioned for systemic turbulence and market liquidation. The manager warns that rising yields, corporate bond overhang, and tech-heavy concentration leave equities vulnerable to severe drawdowns similar to 2008 and 1929. The macro strategy prioritizes capital preservation via monetary hedges over risk asset exposure.

Capital Deployment

40%

De-riskingDeploying

Net Neutral (40%)

Neutral deployment activity with no evidence of expanding net risk exposures. The manager documents severe headwinds in sovereign and corporate debt markets, suggesting patience and capital conservation. Positioning appears defensive while awaiting inevitable central bank monetization.

Forward Guidance

35%

CautiousExpansionary

Cautious (35%)

A cautious bias that anticipates an eventual liquidity liquidation followed by coordinated central bank intervention. The manager implies holding or building monetary solvency assets like gold while avoiding broader equity market exposure. Guidance centers on waiting out the impending debt market breakdown before aggressive reflation occurs.

Language Signal

8%

BearishBullish

Bearish (8%)

Directional language that is overwhelmingly negative and cautionary across economic, political, and financial dimensions. The letter repeatedly employs terms such as 'insolvent', 'collapse', 'depression', 'meltdown', 'malinvestment', and 'dead weight loss'. Optimistic or bullish terminology is entirely absent except in descriptions of speculative froth.

Perceived Risk

95%

Low RiskElevated

Elevated Risk (95%)

A score of 0.95 highlights extreme perceived macro risk, citing sovereign debt insolvency, unchecked federal deficits, escalating Middle Eastern conflict, and systemic corporate debt issuance. Specific parallels to 1929 and the 2008 financial crisis are drawn alongside vulnerabilities in life insurers and hyperscaler balance sheets. The entire economic infrastructure is characterized as fragile and prone to imminent breakdown.

Opportunity Density

25%

ScarceAbundant

Scarce (25%)

An extremely constrained opportunity set outside of precious metals and hard solvency assets. Equities are viewed as detached from underlying corporate fundamentals, while corporate and Treasury debt are exposed to severe credit and duration risks. Compelling investment opportunities are essentially restricted to hedges against sovereign default.

Time Horizon

70%

Short-TermLong-Term

Decade+ (70%)

A multi-year macroeconomic framework focused on the historical unwinding of multi-decade debt supercycles. The manager emphasizes that while short-term liquidity dislocations can temporarily depress asset prices, gold's solvency pricing operates on extended time scales. Strategic positioning is structured around secular fiscal dynamics rather than quarterly trading catalysts.