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With 30-year interest rates hitting their highest point this cycle and inflation staying sticky while the Fed eases short-term rates, the source expects long-term bond prices to keep falling and is holding a short position against TLT with essentially no remaining downside risk since stops have been moved to the entry price.
A single large buyer moved the gold market enough to create a short-term price swing, and the trader caught both sides of that move for a quick ~150-tick profit with no view on where gold is headed longer term.
The idea is that stock market investors have stopped paying for protection against a downturn right at record highs, and with interest rate uncertainty, leveraged trades starting to unwind, and that very lack of fear all elevated at once, the S&P 500 looks vulnerable to a sudden sharp drop — making it a short.