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Commission Changes Rules To Mute Microphones During Next Debate
Commission Changes Rules To Mute Microphones During Next Debate Tyler Durden Mon, 10/19/2020 - 20:00 Update (1955ET): Just as was suspected by the Trump campaign earlier, the completely non-partisan Debate Commission has decide to not only drop 'Foreign Policy' from the topics for discussion during Thursday's debate but AP has now confirmed that the mics ...
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Trump Announces Sudan’s Removal From Terror List, Paving Way For Israel Peace Deal
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Supreme Court Sides With Democrats On Pennsylvania Mail-In Deadline After Justice Roberts Joins Liberals
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“WHAT THE F*CK! IM OUT”: Rapper 50 Cent Melts Down Over Biden-Harris Tax Plan, Endorses Trump
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CNN, New Yorker Suspend Jeffrey Toobin For Masturbating During A Zoom Call
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Streisand Effect: Twitter Ban On Biden Laptop Scandal Nearly Doubled Visibility According To MIT
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ISIS Calls On Followers To Attack Westerners & Oil Pipelines Inside Saudi Arabia
Alhambra Investment Partners
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You Need To Understand What’s Really Behind This New ‘V’, And Once Again Japan Is More Than Helpful
Why do we care so much about inflation targeting in any form? Ask that question of a central banker and they will merely state the answer is self-evident before calling the police to have you arrested and thrown in jail for daring to query. Inflation targeting is central to this version of the central bank, so much so it has tossed the very idea of “full employment” into the garbage just so it can continue on with the program.For everyone...
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Eurodollar University’s Making Sense; Episode 30; Part 2: Do “V’s” Like QE’s Get Do-overs?
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Sobering Germans To The Mexican and Indian “V”
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Inflation (Expectations) Is Anything But Confusing
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Tactical Update: Uncertainty Abounds
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Eurodollar University’s Making Sense; Episode 30; Part 1: Belaboring the Ongoing Lack of “V”
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5 Estate Planning Myths That Can Derail Your Estate Plan
BEA
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Personal Consumption Expenditures by State, 2019
State personal consumption expenditures (PCE) increased 3.9 percent in 2019, a deceleration from the 4.9 percent increase in 2018 (table 1), according to statistics released today by the Bureau of Economic Analysis. The percent change in PCE across all states ranged from 5.7 percent in Utah to 1.8 percent in Vermont. PCE by state highlights Expenditures on housing and utilities, and on health care grew 4.3 percent and 4.5 percent,...
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U.S. International Trade in Goods and Services, August 2020
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Gross Domestic Product by State, 2nd Quarter 2020 and Annual Update, 2019
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Personal Income and Outlays, August 2020
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Gross Domestic Product, 2nd Quarter 2020 (Third Estimate); Corporate Profits, 2nd Quarter 2020 (Revised Estimate)
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U.S. International Investment Position, 2nd Quarter 2020
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Prototype Gross Domestic Product for Puerto Rico, 2012-2018
BK Asset Management
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Dollar Rallies on Consumer Comeback
Dollar Rallies on Consumer Comeback Daily FX Market Roundup October 16, 2020 The US dollar traded higher against most of the major currencies on Friday thanks to better than expected economic data. Consumer spending rose 1.9% last month, more than two times the market’s estimate. Excluding autos, demand rose 1.5% compared to a 0.4% forecast. Despite high unemployment and less jobless benefits spending rose for the fifth month in a row. With...
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Can the US Consumer Power the Recovery?
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Aussie Double Whammy – Rate Cuts and Risk Off. 6500 in View?
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Dollar Drops as Pre Election Jitters Set In
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Is the Market Too Complacent on Cable?
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5 Reasons Why EURO is Headed Below 1.16
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Will Gamma Squeeze End in Tears?
Bull Markets
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Bull Markets 1970-01-01 00:00:00
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Our portfolio
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Announcement: BullMarkets.co is now a part of SentimenTrader.com
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What is the wild bond market saying about the stock market?
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Macro Index Model (NASDAQ 100 version)
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Weekly update: our models & indices right now
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Market outlook: is this a V-shaped recovery?
Calculated Risk
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Trends in Educational Attainment in the U.S. Labor Force
The first graph shows the unemployment rate by four levels of education (all groups are 25 years and older) through September 2020. Note: This is an update to a post from a few years ago.Unfortunately this data only goes back to 1992 and includes only three recessions (the stock / tech bust in 2001, and the housing bust/financial crisis, and the 2020 pandemic). Clearly education matters with regards to the unemployment rate, with the lowest...
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October 17 COVID-19 Test Results
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Schedule for Week of October 18, 2020
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Sacramento Housing in September: Sales increase 22% YoY, Active Inventory down 49% YoY
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October 16 COVID-19 Test Results
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Q3 GDP Forecasts
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Black Knight: Number of Homeowners in COVID-19-Related Forbearance Plans Increased Slightly Following Large Decline Last Week
CEPR Blog
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Waiting for a Vaccine and the Collaborative Research Alternative
It seems increasingly likely that China will begin providing vaccines to its own people, as well as those in some other countries, by December, and possibly as early as next month. The prospect of a vaccine being available that soon has to look good to people here, now that the Trump administration’s pandemic control efforts have completely failed. The whole country would like to get back to normal, but that doesn’t seem like a serious...
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Biden’s Treasury Could Fight Climate Change, But Would Lael Brainard’s?
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Ecuador’s New Loan Program: A Tale of Two IMFs
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Prop 22 Is a Dress Rehearsal for This Biden Cabinet Hopeful’s Confirmation Battle
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Educating the Washington Post on Section 230
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Overall and Core CPI Rise 0.2 Percent in September, as Pandemic Price Patterns Reappear
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Trump’s Triple Failure: Virus Control, Stimulus, and the Trade Deficit
Charles Hugh Smith
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Will the Stock Market Be Dragged to the Guillotine?
The Fed's rigged-casino stock market will be dragged to the guillotine by one route or another. The belief that the Federal Reserve and its rigged-casino stock market are permanent and forever is touchingly naive. Never mind the existential crises just ahead; the financial "industry" (heh) projects unending returns of 7% per year, or is it 14% per year? Never mind the details, the Fed has our back and since the Fed is forever, so...
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Charles Hugh Smith: Entrepreneur Skills A Must for Any Job
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The “Titanic” Analogy You Haven’t Heard: Passively Accepting Oblivion
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Charles Hugh Smith – In The World Change Process
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Why We’re Doomed: Our Delusional Faith in Incremental Change
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Charles Hugh Smith on Inflation
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Our Simulacrum Economy
Commodity Blog
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Commodities Technical Analysis, October 19th — October 23rd
The technical analysis, that includes the indicator data and major pivot points for WTI Oil, Gold, Silver, Copper, and Natural Gas in continuous charts as of October 18th, 2020: Crude Oil Indicators Moving Averages RSI Parabolic SAR CCI Long Neutral Long Neutral Floor pivot points 3rd Sup 2nd Sup 1st Sup Pivot 1st Res 2nd Res 3rd Res 37.18 38.11 39.43 40.36 41.68 42.61 43.93 Woodie’s pivot points 2nd Sup 1st Sup Pivot...
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Commodities Week in Review: October 12 to October 16
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Gold Posts Weekly Loss on Firmer US Dollar, Strong Retail Sales
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Video: Gold Price Headed a Lot Higher – Is Peter Schiff as Bullish as Ever?
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Natural Gas Rallies on Smaller-Than-Expected Weekly Supply Build, Cold Winter Forecast
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Video: Brent Oil Price Analysis for October 2020 – Brent to $40 Before Election?
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Gold Recovers From Crash on Dollar Weakness, Economic Uncertainty
South China Morning Post
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China-Australia relations: coal, cotton curbs could violate trade rules, lawyers say
[unable to retrieve full-text content]China’s informal verbal prohibitions on Australian imports of coal and cotton could breach rules set out by the World Trade Organization (WTO), as well as the free trade deal between the two nations, according to trade lawyers.Directing state-owned enterprises not to trade with Australian suppliers is viewed as a de facto barrier to trade, and contravenes WTO trading rules that stop members from...
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China’s economic rebound shows upside to ‘stringent lockdowns, testing, tracking’, analysts say
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China’s uneven coronavirus economic recovery stirs protest in Beijing
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China’s rapid GDP growth shows why coronavirus controls must trump reopening economy
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Global Impact newsletter: US election result crucial to US-China relations ahead
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China GDP: economy grew by 4.9 per cent in third quarter of 2020
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US-China tech war: Beijing counters restrictions with new law to curb sensitive exports
Constantin Gurdgiev: True Economics
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17/10/20: COVID19 Update: Russia
Russian pandemic numbers are getting seriously out of control, once again, and this outrun was pretty much predictable based on early eit from serious restrictions.Russia managed to lower, but not crush, pandemic pressures between the first wave peak of the second week of May 2020 and the start of July. By mid-August, both new cases and daily deaths counts fell to their post-peak lows. However, starting with September, the pandemic evolved...
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16/10/20: COVID19 Update: U.S. vs EU27
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16/10/20: COVID19 Update: Countries with > 100,000 cases
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16/10/20: COVID19 Update: Worldwide Cases and Deaths
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14/10/20: BRIC: Composite economic activity indicators Q3 results
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14/10/20: BRIC: Services PMIs Q3 results
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14/10/20: BRIC: Manufacturing PMIs Q3 results
Curious Cat
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Finding Great Investments Keeps Getting Harder
In some ways investing recently has been pretty easy, anything you have bought (almost) goes up – and usually goes up a lot. But when looking for bargains to invest in, it just keeps getting more and more difficult in my opinion. Apple’s most recent earnings report was spectacular. However, unlike when similar things happened 8 years ago, when such great news allowed you to buy a great company cheaply even after great news now Apple went...
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Huge Growth in USA Corporate Debt from 2005 to 2020
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Retirement Portfolio Allocation for 2020
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Tencent Gaming
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Tucows: Building 3 Businesses With Strong Positive Cash Flow
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The 20 Most Valuable Companies in the World – Jan 2019
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20 Most Popular Posts on the Curious Cat Investing and Economics Blog in 2018
Dash of Insight
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Weighing the Week Ahead: Should Investors Change Course Because of the POTUS Diagnosis?
We have a modest economic calendar including the ISM non-manufacturing index, JOLTS, jobless claims data, and the NFIB index. The Fed minutes from September’s meeting will be released. The Vice-Presidential debate is set for Wednesday. None of this will lead the daily news headlines as everyone monitors President Trump’s condition. This is important for many important reasons not the least of which are national security and the economy....
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Weighing the Week Ahead: What Did We Know — And When Did We Know It?
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Weighing the Week Ahead: Investors Need Some Accurate Evidence!
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Weighing the Week Ahead: The Start of Something Big?
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Nonfarm Payroll Response Rate Warning Continues — 7 Million Jobs Too High?
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Investing for the Long Run: Looking Beyond the Obvious
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Weighing the Week Ahead: Risky Business or Business as Usual?
Doug Short Advisor Perspectives
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AP Charts & Analysis Offline Through 10/23
[unable to retrieve full-text content]We will resume publishing economic and market analysis on 10/26.
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S&P 500 Snapshot: Up 7.8% YTD
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The Big Four: September Retail Sales Sees All Time High
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ECRI Weekly Leading Index Update
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Michigan Consumer Sentiment: October Preliminary
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The Big Four Economic Indicators: Industrial Production Falls in September
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Retail Sales Up 1.9% in September, Better Than Forecast
Dr. Ed Yardeni
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Don’t Fight T-Fed
The Fed I: Birth of T-Fed. What a difference a pandemic makes. Prior to the Great Virus Crisis (GVC), Fed officials were either dismissive of Modern Monetary Theory (MMT) or remained silent on the subject since it crosses into the realm of fiscal policy. Fed officials have had a very long tradition of never crossing that line. They do monetary policy. Congress and the White House do fiscal policy. Period! Nothing to see here. Move on. Since...
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Tale of Two Economies: Housing-Related Boom vs Pandemic-Challenged-Services Bust
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The Glass Is More Than Half Full
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What In the World Is Going On? A Recovery from the Global Lockdown Recession Is Underway.
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The Future Is Coming: The Technology Revolution of the Roaring 2020s
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Another Roaring Twenties May Be Ahead
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May the Bond Vigilantes Rest in Peace
Economic Populist
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OPEC report shows July’s global oil output was two million barrels per day short of demand
This week we're going to review OPEC's August Oil Market Report (covering July OPEC & global oil data), which was released on Friday of this past week and is available as a free download, and hence it's the report we check for monthly global oil supply and demand data. As you’ll see, it shows there was a large shortfall in the amount of oil produced in July, a story that doesn’t seem to be being told elsewhere, as even the analysts don’t...
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3rd Quarter GDP Grew at a 3.4% Rate Because Inventories Grew at a 31.9% Rate
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2nd Quarter GDP Up 4.1% Despite Largest Inventory Contraction Since 2009
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Construction contribution to Q1 GDP under-reported by 47 basis points, despite 1.7% drop in March
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OPEC’s February Oil Market Report showed that the global oil glut is growing again
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December Trade Deficit Up 5.3% on Higher Imports of Cellphones, Drugs and Cars
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One cold snap uses 11.5% of US natural gas supplies; 8 more weeks like that and our gas storage will be totally empty
Epsilon Theory
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Knowledge Takes the Sword Away
Not yet the wise of heart would cease To hold his hope thro’ shame and guilt, But with his hand against the hilt,Would pace the troubled land, like Peace;Not less, tho’ dogs of Faction bay, Would serve his kind in deed and word, Certain, if knowledge bring the sword,That knowledge takes the sword away—‘Love thou thy land, with love far-brought’, by Alfred, Lord TennysonFrom time to time, these pages refer back to the piece that Ben...
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“Quantile Tracking Errors (QuTE)” by Aguilar, Chengan, and Custovic
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Meta Information
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From Pillar to Post
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ET Live! – 10.13.2020
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The Frustrated Money Manager
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The Best Hedge
Eurostat News Releases
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Almost 170 000 additional deaths in the EU
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Production in construction up by 2.6% in euro area and by 2.4% in EU
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Annual inflation down to -0.3% in the euro area
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Euro area international trade in goods surplus €14.7 bn
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Industrial production up by 0.7% in euro area and 1.0% in EU
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Total labour market slack up to 14%
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House prices up by 5.0% in the euro area
Federal Reserve FOMC
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Federal Open Market Committee announces approval of updates to its Statement on Longer-Run Goals and Monetary Policy Strategy
Following an extensive review that included numerous public events across the country, the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) on Thursday announced the unanimous approval of updates to its Statement on Longer-Run Goals and Monetary Policy Strategy, which articulates its approach to monetary policy and serves as the foundation for its policy actions. The updates reflect changes in the economy over the past decade and how policymakers are...
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Minutes of the Federal Open Market Committee, July 28-29, 2020
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Minutes of the Federal Open Market Committee, June 9-10, 2020
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Minutes of the Federal Open Market Committee, April 28-29, 2020
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Minutes of the Federal Open Market Committee, March 15, 2020
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Federal Reserve announces extensive new measures to support the economy
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Federal Reserve Actions to Support the Flow of Credit to Households and Businesses
Global Macro Monitor
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Black Monday, 1987: Inside The U.S. Treasury
By Liam McPherson The following exchange took place between President Reagan and reporters after the market close on Black Monday, October 19, 1987. After visiting the First Lady in the hospital, President Reagan returned to the White House just after the market lost over 20 percent of its value on the day. Q: What about the market? Tomorrow will it go down again?President Reagan: I don’t know. You tell me. Q: Is the market your...
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Investing In The Economy Of The Future – Follow-Up
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IMF Warns of Uneven Recovery as Global GDP to Shrink 4.4%
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WOTD: Trumpery
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QOTD: Only Buy Stocks That Go Up
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Investing During Periods of Uncertainty & Turmoil
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The Great Misread: Secular Lower Prices In Semiconductors
Hale Stewart: Bonddad Blog
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Weekly Indicators for October 12 – 16 at Seeking Alpha
- by New Deal democratMy Weekly Indicators post is up at Seeking Alpha.What was most noteworthy about the past week is the confirmation that consumer spending, so far, has continued to hold up even as emergency Congressional assistance has been terminated for a month and a half.As usual, clicking over and reading will bring you up to the moment on all of the important economic data, and will reward me with a penny or two in my pocket for...
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Real retail sales continue (inexplicably) strong, still bode well for employment
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Jobless claims: only one week’s data, but cause for significant concern
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Coronavirus dashboard for October 14: winter is coming
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Consumer prices rise a “normal” 0.2% in September
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College educational attainment by age demographic
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The 2020 Presidential and Senate nowcast: birds coming home to roost
Humble student of the markets
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Election jitters are rising
Preface: Explaining our market timing modelsWe maintain several market timing models, each with differing time horizons. The “Ultimate Market Timing Model” is a long-term market timing model based on the research outlined in our post, Building the ultimate market timing model. This model tends to generate only a handful of signals each decade. The Trend Asset Allocation Model is an asset allocation model which applies trend following...
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A healthy rotation into cyclical stocks?
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Time to sound the all-clear?
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Some key questions for the Fed
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The bears take control, but for how long?
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How far can the market fall?
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The story of two trend breaks
J. W. Mason: SLACK WIRE
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On Cryptocurrencies
(This is an edited and expanded version of a talk I gave in Trento, Italy in June 2018, on a panel with Sheila Dow.) The topic today is “Digital currencies: threat or opportunity?” I’d like to offer a third alternative: New digital currencies like bitcoin are neither a threat or an opportunity. They do not raise any interesting economic questions and do not pose any significant policy problems. They do not represent any kind of technological...
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The Coronavirus Recession Is Just Beginning
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“Monetary Policy in a Changing World”
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Marx on the Corporation
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Announcement: Money and Things
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Posts in Three Lines, Coronavirus Edition
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Endless austerity, state and local edition
Lance Roberts Real Investment Advice
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Neel Kashkari Is The Definition Of “Moral Hazard”
Neel Kashkari, in a recent CNBC interview, said, “I don’t see any moral hazard here“ when asked if the Fed’s massive liquidity injections have blown a bubble. What exactly is the definition of “moral hazard.” Noun – ECONOMICS The lack of incentive to guard against risk where one is protected from its consequences, e.g., by insurance. Take a look at the following chart. The Zombie Apocolypse Zombie companies depend on a...
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BROADWAY’S CALLING ~ Special Guest BRYAN TERRELL CLARK ~ with host Lance Roberts
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Market Stumbles As Stimulus Hopes Fade 10-16-20
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#MacroView: Recessions Are A Good Thing, Let Them Happen
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#WhatYouMissed On RIA This Week: 10-16-20
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The Real Investment Show (10/15/20)
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Medicare Q&A with Aetna’s Chris Ciano.
Marc Chandler
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Sterling Sparkles in Dollar Setback
Overview: Investors have not let the surge of the virus or uncertainty over the UK-EU talks or US fiscal stimulus to stand in their way. Sterling is leading the major currencies higher, returning to the $1.30 area, while global equities are trading higher. In the Asia Pacific region, Chinese shares, and Thailand, where large-scale protests continue, bucked the move higher, led by more than 1% gain in Japan and Taiwan. Europe's Dow Jones...
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Sterling and Yuan Resilience, While Rate Differentials Aid Dollar?
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Macro Drivers
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Deja Vu All Over Again
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UK Blinks on Threat to Walk Away on Eve of EU Summit
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Markets Shake and Dollar Goes Bid
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Markets Look for Fresh Incentives
Mish’s Global Economic
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Senate Votes Postponed for Two Weeks: What are the Implications?
Confirmation Hearings for Amy Coney Barrett Will Go AheadThree Republican Senators who attended a White House rose Garden party for Trump's Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett have contracted Covid.That would leave Barrett two votes short of confirmation. However, But McConnell said confirmation hearings for Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett would go ahead as planned starting Oct. 12 even though Scheduled Votes are Cancelled for Two...
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When Does Trump Apologize to the Nation for His Reckless Behavior?
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Doctors Question Trump’s Experimental Covid Treatment and Dosage
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Trump Takes Antibody Cocktail, Heads to Walter Reed Hospital
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Questions of the Day for Trump Supporters
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Job Recovery Slows and Headwinds Mount for October
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Trump and First Lady Test Positive for Covid, in Quarantine
Naked Capitalism
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With Bankruptcies Mounting, Faltering Oil and Gas Firms Are Leaving a Multi-billion Dollar Cleanup Bill to the Public
Yves here. This is extremely frustrating. I scheduled this post how the oil industry is dumping huge costs on citizens and it didn’t fire as set in the backstage. Apologies. By Justin Mikulka, a freelance writer, audio and video producer living in New York who a degree in Civil and Environmental Engineering from Cornell University. Originally published at DeSmogBlog Amid a record wave of bankruptcies, the U.S. oil and gas industry is on the...
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Eating More Chocolate: A Cure for Pandemic Fatigue?
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Links 10/18/2020
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AOC and Other Top Progressives Urge Biden—If Elected—to Deny K Street, Wall Street Execs Top Cabinet Posts
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Links 10/17/2020
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How To Break the Covid Doom Loop
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2:00PM Water Cooler 10/16/2020
Soberlook
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Why Won’t the Fed Raise Rates?
Guest post by Norman Mogil When the Federal Reserve's Open Market Committee (FOMC) meets in the coming week, there will be pressure from various quarters to raise the federal funds rate. Jamie Dimon, chairman of JP Morgan, has stated blankly “Let’s just raise rates." Furthermore, he has said a quarter point is just a “drop in the bucket." We know where the big money banks stand on the issue. They need higher rates to achieve...
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The ECB’s corporate bond purchase programme takes shape
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What is Behind the Surge in the Corporate Debt
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The Big Disconnect in the Pension Industry
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The Looming Shortage in Government Bonds
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What the Bond Market is Telling Investors
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Unconventional Policies and Their Effects on Financial Markets
The Barrel Blog
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China Macro & Metals: tighter credit conditions will weigh on metals markets
Sentiment in China’s metals markets was buoyant in July and August on easy credit conditions and expectations of further stimulus flowing to infrastructure. But September saw a distinct change of tone as cash flows tightened, demand waned and metals prices came under pressure, leaving the market hoping for better after China’s Golden Week holiday. Paul Bartholomew discusses what could happen in coming months. Money’s too tight to mention...
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Uptick in US LNG exports a boost for terminals, despite storm challenges
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Tanker market could face sharp rebalancing in next couple of years: Fuel for Thought
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Commodity Tracker: 5 charts to watch this week
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Tanker owners pin hopes on storage uptick in oversupplied market
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Insight Conversation: Sergiy Makogon, Gas TSO of Ukraine
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Alaska oil output tax proposal puts state’s future production at risk: Fuel for Thought
The Big Picture
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10 Sunday Reads
Avert your eyes! My Sunday morning look at incompetency, corruption and policy failures: • Americans Are Dying In The Pandemic At Rates Far Higher Than In Other Countries: During this pandemic, people in the United States are dying at rates unparalleled elsewhere in the world. A new report in the Journal of the American Medical Association finds that in the past five months, per capita deaths in the U.S., both from COVID-19 and other causes,...
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MiB: Lisa Cook, Economist/Researcher at CEA & Fed
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10 Weekend Reads
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Succinct Summation of Week’s Events for 10.16.20
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Visualizing the 200-Year History of U.S. Interest Rates
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10 Friday AM Reads
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1963 Corvette Stingray Split Window Coupe
The Capital Spectator
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US Stocks And Bonds Led Global Markets Last Week
Most slices of the major asset classes declined last week but US stocks and bonds managed to post small gains for the trading week through Friday, Oct. 16, based on a set of exchange-traded funds. Vanguard Total US Bond Market (BND) eked out the winning performance last week with a 0.2% gain. The fund has been in a relatively tight trading range since late-August and last week’s performance didn’t deliver a breakout. Despite the latest...
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Macro Briefing: 19 October 2020
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Book Bits: 17 October 2020
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The ETF Portfolio Strategist: 16 Oct 2020
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Research Review | 16 October 2020 | Index Investing
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Macro Briefing: 16 October 2020
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Will Value Stocks Overtake Growth Shares After The Election?
Tiho Brkan: The Atlas Investor
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Here’s What is Happening in the Economy Right Now
[embedded content]Jordan Roy-Byrne: Welcome back to The Atlas Investor podcast with Tiho Brkan. Thank you so much for tuning in today for episode number 22, Tiho, and in this episode, I know you want to cover the global economic situation and what’s going on. Please tell us why you think it’s important to cover that right now.Tiho Brkan: Hello, everybody. Hello, Jordan. I hope you’re doing well. Thank you for having me on for another podcast....
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Gold’s Utility as Portfolio Diversifier
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What the Emerging Markets Currency Crisis Means for Your Portfolio
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Where to Invest Your Money Today (Part 2 of 2)
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Where to Invest Your Money Today (Part 1 of 2)
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Tiho’s Analysis & Immediate Outlook for Stocks, Bonds & US Dollar
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Are Bond Yields Headed for a Major Breakout?
Zerohedge
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Commission Changes Rules To Mute Microphones During Next Debate
Commission Changes Rules To Mute Microphones During Next Debate Tyler Durden Mon, 10/19/2020 - 20:00 Update (1955ET): Just as was suspected by the Trump campaign earlier, the completely non-partisan Debate Commission has decide to not only drop 'Foreign Policy' from the topics for discussion during Thursday's debate but AP has now confirmed that the mics ...
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Trump Announces Sudan’s Removal From Terror List, Paving Way For Israel Peace Deal
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Supreme Court Sides With Democrats On Pennsylvania Mail-In Deadline After Justice Roberts Joins Liberals
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“WHAT THE F*CK! IM OUT”: Rapper 50 Cent Melts Down Over Biden-Harris Tax Plan, Endorses Trump
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CNN, New Yorker Suspend Jeffrey Toobin For Masturbating During A Zoom Call
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Streisand Effect: Twitter Ban On Biden Laptop Scandal Nearly Doubled Visibility According To MIT
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ISIS Calls On Followers To Attack Westerners & Oil Pipelines Inside Saudi Arabia