Financial Fitness Friday (5/6/22)
2022-05-06
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Elon’s Poison Pill, Pt-1
2022-04-26
(4/26/22) Elon Musk is bidding to buy Twitter, and the board decides it’s not such a bad deal after all; did Elon over-pay? The Problem with taking Twitter private; the culture of Twitter, and how Elon can make money on it. Public reaction to the sale from Trump, Bezos; Chinese access to the towne square; who decides what’s disinformation? Why Twitter never forgets; platforms that share opinions and confirmation bias. Why it’s always important to read that with which you do not agree. Ford’s electric F-150, GM’s electric Corvette. Possible changes at Twitter; Why there’s no place to hide from the bear; why bond bull market is impending. Nicolas Cage/National Treasure: What did the FBI take from Finders Keepers? The Stupidity of Government; why we’re bullish on Bonds.
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Russia Blinks (2/15/22): Market Technical Analysis & Commentary from RIA Advisors Chief Investmen…
2022-02-15
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Why the Supply Chain Isn’t Broken (yet)
2022-02-15
(2/14/22) Now that The Big Game has passed, it’s time to collect on those bets! Russia, Ukraine, the European Union, NATO, and Markets’ response; Markets will probably re-test previous lows. If they hold, markets will be set for next rally up. The effectiveness of the truckers’ Freedom Convoy; Why the Supply Chain isn’t broken–it was shut down. How to deal with a hyper-active Fed. What will be the next Minsky Moment? Inflation is a monetary phenomenon created by government spending. With earnings season winding down, AutoZone and Advanced Auto Parts are good barometers of how the economy is faring. Prices are not going down, even as inflation cools.
1:50 – Post-Super Bowl Snackapolooza; The Russia Situation Explained
13:11 – Russia-Ukraine, Freedom Convoys, the Investor Guess-Right
What Today’s Inflation Numbers Mean for Markets | 3:00 on Markets & Money
2022-02-10
(2/10 /22) The Fed’s Raphael Bostick yesterday postulated that today’s inflation print might be a little less than expected…resulting in a bit of a market rally to get above the 20-DMA, but not quite reaching the 50-DMA. Markets are still struggling to move higher, but Tech stocks outperformed on anticipation we might see some dis-inflation in today’s numbers. The hope and expectation for lower inflation is that the Fed might back off its hawkish stance on rates and tapering. But the Fed’s greater fear is being caught at 0% in a weaker, recessionary environment. We expect the Fed to continue on the path to higher rates as a strategic move against future inflation. So we may not see a Bear Market-ish contraction this year, but we will see a pretty sloppy market with lower rates of
Is the Market Bottom In? | 3:00 Minutes on Markets & Money
2022-02-01
(2/1/22) January’s brutal 9% market losses have been trimmed dramatically by market rallies the past few days, and futures are positive as portfolio managers position for February business. Buy signals have been triggered across the board, suggesting that the rally has room to roam yet again. The issue is where to allocate money now. There’s a thesis that inflation might not be as bad, and the Fed might not raise rates as aggressively as first thought–something that will bode well for technology and growth stocks. Small Caps, more sensitive to growth, but still to underperform the large caps. Mid Caps are mirroring Small Caps, and are susceptible to slow growth impacting their ability to do business. International stocks have been underperformers for the past decade…they just didn’t
Employment & Jobs: Is There More to the Story?
2022-01-25
The Fed’s conundrum, and markets call its bluff; Inflationary pressure is coming; inflation now & then (1970’s); what happens when the Fed becomes more active; the employment & participation picture; how we count workers counts; the Market as Barometer for the Presidency; the Fed is a political animal.
1:38 – Market Recap: The Fed’s Conundrum
13:01 – Inflation Then & Now: What Happens When the Fed is Active
28:45 – Employment & Job Participation: There’s more to the story
43:02 – Why the Fed is a Political Animal
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Is It Time to Short the Vaccine Makers? Three Minutes on Markets & Money
2022-01-20
(1/20/22) As vax mandates around the world begin to crumble, the shift to "normalcy" should restore economic productivity. Getting people back to work and restoring consumer confidence is what makes an economy grow. So, what about the vax-makers? Johnson & Johnson peaked in December, and has been on a downward trend ever since. Moderna has also been in a big correction since July; Pfizer has also peaked and is beginning to decline. Markets are already picking up on the "return to normalcy," and government spending in these companies comes to an end. There are a lot of "value companies" that are not really values: Procter & Gamble, Coke, McDonald’s, Disney–these are all companies trading at high price-to-earnings, price-to-sales ratios, outside of the norm of what they should generate in