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Catch our interview at youtube.com/watch?v=19iU1dac… with @ramahluwalia for some great insights!
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Chatting with @macroleverageTP on non-consensus ideas, investment philosophy, Macro and micro at 1:30 PM ET today.
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Ratio of Russell 2000 relative to S&P 500 has fallen to lowest since late 2001
[Past performance is no guarantee of future results]
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1/23 EU CBDC
In early October, I warned about a green light that the ECB might get to move to the next stage of testing towards the launch of an EU CBDC.
The ECB did get the green light on Oct 18 and the ECB is proceeding towards a potential launch in the next four years.
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Real personal income excluding government transfer payments rose to new all-time high in September
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Really loved our Markets Policy Partners webcast with @jason_trennert - youtube.com/watch?v=Z3YYVqob…
After decades of easy monetary policy and heavy fiscal spending, the bill is coming due... The trigger? Interest rates; high rates create an actual current cost to the profligate monetary and fiscal policies of the last few decades.
Timeline:
03:43 The Most Important Slide- Interest on the Federal Debt
07:01 World War II and solving the US sovereign debt problem vs today
08:55 SVB and S&P500 took off for 2 reasons
10:59 SVB Response may have saved a recession
12:28 Deep dive into inflation drivers- 2% target seems too ambitious
17:15 Can the Fed declare victory without 2% CPI?
21:12 Resolve in Congress to reverse fiscal excess?
26:41 Key problem with high interest rates
34:11 Structural inflation and good trades
37:41 Inflation- Kryptonite for Stocks
42:51 Private capital markets vulnerable to high rates
48:35 Anti-Trust and unlocking value?
54:32 Geopolitical risks and the financial markets
57:13 US economy and markets and their resiliency in wars
60:49 Watch out for the CPI echo
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You can get paid $160,000 to be a UPS driver or $150,000 to work on an assembly line.
Analyst pay (from the most prestigious schools) is $100,000.
A sign that we have an oversupply of people with college degrees and undersupply of people without.
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Millionaires & billionaires on move again; anticipated that 122k HNWIs (net worth of at least $1m USD) will move to new country by end of year; @HenleyPartners Private Wealth Migration Report tracked countries which HNWIs have moved from/to over past 10y; @VisualCap map showcases 2023 forecasts
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How much does pessimism impact our US system's ability to innovate and progress towards further prosperity? My partners and I at @marketspolicy host "The Explore Prosperity Channel" at youtube.com/@bswalsh2000 and interview thought leaders...
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Going live on @coindesk TV momentarily!👋
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Finally, in the same @MarketsPolicy interview, @CaitlinLong_ hinted that @custodiabank was exploring correspondent relationships that would allow the bank to become operation without direct access to a Federal Reserve account. youtube.com/watch?v=htcL1V1L…
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Tomorrow, I'll be speaking at a large +$500B financial institution on why US investors should be looking at repatriating their capital out of China.
China's GDP data isn't real & US investments are increasingly at risk of being seized by the CCP. China has become uninvestable.
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Commercial banks continue to have a very large percentage (35%) of their assets in cash and Treasuries.
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Investor Sentiment vs Economic Sentiment: I first flagged this emerging divergence back in February, when surveys of investor sentiment had plunged, but back then surveys of economic sentiment were still holding up...
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Purported "Bearishness" higher than the 2020 lows, but stock allocations the same as they were at the beginning of the meltdown.
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Tune in to tomorrow's episode of the #HPSMacrocast as @TonyFratto and the guys from @MarketsPolicy discuss the latest info on the small business lending program, the Fed's move to support lending markets, and predictions for this week's unemployment claims and job numbers.
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How does the 2020 economic stimulus compare to aid in 2009? Should Jerome Powell go on the Kardashians? @TonyFratto & @MarketsPolicy cover these questions & more on how the gov't will execute the stimulus package on the latest #HPSMacrocast: hamiltonplacestrategies.com/…
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Check out this week's bonus #HPSMacrocast episode as John and Brendan from @MarketsPolicy join @TonyFratto to discuss Fed interventions during the #coronavirus crisis and the latest news on the newly reached Phase 3 stimulus package. Tune in: hamiltonplacestrategies.com/…
























