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Understanding the current bond yield correction and why panicking won't help in the short term. Stay informed, stay calm. #finance #bonds Watch the entire show here: https://cstu.io/a40d83 YouTube channel = @ TheRealInvestmentShow |
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2024-10-19
Understanding consumer spending is key for economic growth and earnings. It’s all about the balance between current situation and future expectations. 📈💸 #EconomicInsights
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2024-08-30
In a recent discussion with Adam Taggart via Thoughtful Money, we quickly touched on the similarities between the U.S. and Japanese monetary policies around the 11-minute mark. However, that discussion warrants a deeper dive. As we will review, Japan has much to tell us about the future of the U.S. economically.
Let’s start with the deficit. Much angst exists over the rise in interest rates. The concern is whether the government can continue to fund itself, given the post-pandemic surge in fiscal deficits. From a purely “personal finance” perspective, the concern is valid. “Living well beyond one’s means” has always been a recipe for financial disaster.
Notably, excess spending is not just a function of recent events but has been 45 years in the making. The government started
2024-08-24
Managing long term gains is key. Take profits along the way for a more manageable position. Looking ahead for better chances! 📈 #investingtips
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2024-08-23
The latest retail sales report seems to have given Wall Street something to cheer about. Headlines touting resilience in consumer spending increased hopes of a “soft landing” boosting the stock market. However, as is often the case, the devil is in the details. We uncover a more troubling picture when we peel back the layers of this seemingly positive data. Seasonal adjustments, downward revisions, and rising delinquency rates on credit cards and auto loans suggest a more cautious view. The consumer—the backbone of the U.S. economy—may be in more trouble than the headline numbers indicate.
The Mirage of Seasonal Adjustments
The July retail sales report showed a sharp increase of 1.0% month-over-month, surpassing expectations. However, while that number supports the idea of a
2024-08-21
Profitable bond trading opportunities arise when your expectations about Fed policy differ from those of the market. Therefore, with the Fed seemingly embarking on a series of interest rate cuts, it behooves us to appreciate how many interest rate cuts the Fed Funds futures market expects and over what period. Equally important, Fed Funds futures help us assess the market’s economic growth and inflation expectations.
Currently, Fed Funds futures imply the Fed will start cutting rates in September and reduce them by 2.25% to 3.09% in early 2026. From that point, the market expects the Fed to slowly increase Fed Funds to 3.50%. The limited rate cuts and relatively high trough in Fed Funds tell us the market is not pricing in a recession but a normalization of GDP with inflation running
2024-06-19
Investors aren’t buying Nvidia because they want to, but because they have to. Positioning is key for indexed portfolio managers benchmarked to the S&P 500. #Nvidia #investing
Lance Roberts discusses why investors are buying Nvidia out of necessity. This isn’t just a choice—it’s a strategic requirement.
– Explanation of Nvidia’s indispensable role for index portfolio managers.
– Discussion on the obligation faced by those running S&P index funds.
– The impact of benchmarking portfolios to the S&P 500.
– Insight into investor behavior and market dynamics.
– The underlying forces driving current investment trends in Nvidia.
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2024-06-14
When it comes to investing, you can’t control the markets, but you can control how much you spend, how much you save, and the amount of risk you take with your portfolio. Parsing the economic data; Bonds vs ETF’s; how bond pries and interest rates move; couting on the income. Danny & Jonathan address YouTube chatroom questions on Bond Yields and Buy/Sell dynamics; Dialing for Petro Dollars: A discussion of the US Dollar’s strength, and whether it will still be the world’s reserve currency in the future. Four good reasons to keep the Dollar. Transitioning into retirement, from accumulator to distributor, and dealing with the "squishy" side of retirement; finding purpose; activities together vs alone; planning spending allocations. The Dead Air nightmares; why Chick-Fil-A is closed on
2024-06-05
Ore weak economic data from the Atlanta Fed; semiconductors are outperforming software stocks, 3:1; look for consolidation in that sector. Domestic stocks are outperforming all other markets. A fairly big correction in Oil Prices over the past few days is now setting up an opportunity for investors to take profits and rebalance energy portfolios, which are by necessity tied to the price of their underlying commodity. Curious about Roaring Kitty’s extraordinary journey in the stock market? Discover how his wealth skyrocketed from $53,000 to nearly $300 million; Roaring Kitty’s rise to fame in the financial world; the ups and downs of his public visibility; the SEC’s perspective on Roaring Kitty’s actions; Key financial milestones and achievements; the potential for his wealth to reach $1
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