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Hot Inflation Tames Rate-Cut Expectations
Inflation is climbing and will continue to do so. In the meantime, the pressure on the Fed will push them to lower rates—inflation will worsen from this
Aug 18
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Seismic Week For Economy & Market
A virtual Olympics of economic data, events, and geopolitical events just occurred this past week: Here is what is next, and what to expect.
Aug 4
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Seismic Week For Economy & Market
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July 2025
M2 Money Supply Continues To New Highs
If you want to know what is happening with the economy, and by extension, the stock market, watch the growth rate of the money supply: It's still…
Jul 22
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M2 Money Supply Continues To New Highs
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Increasing Prices & Employment And The Fed
Employment data showed continued strength, and now inflation data is showing upward pressure; can the Fed really lower rates?
Jul 15
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Increasing Prices & Employment And The Fed
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The Fed And Long-Term Interest Rates
The Federal Reserve is shifting short-term interest rates. But, long-term interest rates will go the opposite direction.
Jul 2
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The Fed And Long-Term Interest Rates
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June 2025
Oil Markets Drop: Here's what to expect next
Oil prices have plummeted back down on the Iran/Israel cease-fire deal, along with the Federal Reserve's hinting at lowering interest rates—It's been a…
Jun 25
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Oil Markets Drop: Here's what to expect next
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Retail Sales Slow—This will be a concern eventually
The world is focused on the Iran & Israeli tensions. In the background, retail sales showed weakness which will be an issue eventually
Jun 17
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Retail Sales Slow—This will be a concern eventually
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Oil Prices Surged—Now To Play The Move Down
Middle East tensions drove oil prices up rapidly. But the move is unsustainable. Here's what's next for oil prices.
Jun 16
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Oil Prices Surged—Now To Play The Move Down
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Markets This Week: The Calm After The Storm
The markets moved swiftly on the Israel/Iran attacks. Here is how I am playing the latest geopolitical events
Jun 15
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Markets This Week: The Calm After The Storm
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Gold Surges Driven Central Bank Printing Presses
Gold is on the cusp of clearing its previous all-time high from a few weeks ago. With world central banks having printed as much money as they did, gold…
Jun 12
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Gold Surges Driven Central Bank Printing Presses
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House Price Inflation Continues To Decline
Housing price pressures were the lion's share of post-COVID inflation. Home price growth continues to decline because of higher interest rates.
Jun 11
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House Price Inflation Continues To Decline
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An Inverted Yield Curve And What The Market Is Expecting
The yield curve remains inverted. The bond market is conveying its expectations via this: What this means for the bond market.
Jun 10
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An Inverted Yield Curve And What The Market Is Expecting
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