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DEEP DIVE: Global Economy Muddling Along To New Record-High Stock Prices
The UK and Japan are in recessions. Germany is on the edge of falling into a recession. China’s property…
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Market Call: The Front-Cover Curse Already?
The front cover of this week's Barron's shows the horns of a bull apparently charging through…
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The Economic Week Ahead: March 11-15
The coming week starts with a couple of key inflation indicators. Both were probably boosted by rising gasoline prices. The…
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New Risk: Powell Stoking Risk-On Trades
Fed Chair Jerome Powell's dovish congressional testimony yesterday and today stoked the hot trades in the financial markets…
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We Have Nothing To Fear But Nothing To Fear
Fed Chair Jerome Powell was very reassuring during his congressional testimony today. He said the economy is fine, inflation is…
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Dr Ed's Video Webcast 3/6/24
Bouts of geopolitical or domestic political strife usually don’t derail the US stock market. Investors tend to divorce politics…
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Two of the Magnificent 7 Get Shanghaied
Two of the Magnificent-7 are less magnificent. That's because China is in a recession and Chinese consumers are…
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China: Pushing On A String?
In recent weeks, the Chinese government has introduced several measures to prop up the stock market. This week, the government…
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Market Call: Dalio's Bubble Trouble Meter
In a February 29 LinkedIn post, Ray Dalio wrote that his bubble gauge for the overall stock market is at…
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The Economic Week Ahead: March 4 - 8
The week ahead is jampacked with employment indicators. We expect that January's JOLTS report (Wed) and February'…
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DEEP DIVE: The Roaring 1990s vs The Roaring 2020s
Since the start of the 2020s, we’ve been comparing the current decade mostly to the 1920s and the 1970s.…
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Goldilocks Without The Bears
Every now and then, the economy is widely described as being a "Goldilocks" economy. Like Goldilocks' preferred…
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