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Stimulus And Consumption Are Fueling Economic Resilience
The fumes of pandemic stimulus and related personal consumption continue to keep the economy running strong despite the increasing headwind of high-interest rates.
The Government Can’t Afford Higher For Longer, Much Longer
The Fed has little choice because the government can’t afford the Fed’s higher for a longer stance for much longer.
Our Elevator Pitch For Bonds
Our view of the attractiveness of bonds can be honed into an elevator pitch. It essentially boils down to a straightforward question – Is this time different?
The End Of An Era For Stocks, Warns The Fed
Examining a few large well-known companies to see how lower interest and tax rates benefited their bottom lines.
Fed Funds Futures Are Unreliable - Expect The Unexpected Again
History has proven the Fed Funds forecasts of professional traders and the leading experts at the Fed are most often faulty. Expect the unexpected.
Treasury Yield Curves – Is This Inversion Different?
Treasury yield curves are proven predictors of recessions. All six of the last recessions were preceded by an inverted Treasury yield curve.
Relative Rotation – Unlocking The Hidden Potential
Relative stock, sector, and factor rotation can be meaningful sources of returns. It allows an investor to run with the bulls and protect from the bears more efficiently.
CBDC - Navigating Pros And Cons To Ease Apprehensions
With technology comes fear. The traceability and expanded government powers that accompany CBDC are alarming.
Headwinds To Lower Bond Yields
Long-term Treasury bonds are an excellent investment at current yield levels. However, timing the purchase of bonds will prove difficult as numerous headwinds may temporarily impede their path lower in yield.
Risk And Return Imaging
Visualizing risk and return profiles in different market environments and monetary policy stances.
Bank Stocks: Do The Rewards Warrant The Risk?
Investing is always a risk-reward proposition. Almost any risk is worth taking but only at the right price. 
Four Reasons The Dollar Is Here To Stay- Part II
The four reasons, the rule of law, liquid financial markets, and economic and military might, all but guarantee the death of the dollar will not occur anytime soon. 
The Dollars Death, Not So Fast
The old saying goes that the U.S. dollar is the cleanest shirt in the dirty laundry. Once again, talk of the dollar’s death will likely be proven false.
Bills, Notes Or Bonds?
While the Fed is an important variable in the performance of all bills, notes, and bonds, its actions significantly impact shorter-term bills and have less influence on longer-term notes and bonds.
A Federal Reserve Pivot Is Not Bullish
The Federal Reserve is outspoken about its desire to get inflation to its 2% target. If they were to pivot by as much and as soon as the market predicts, something has broken.
Phase Two Of The Fed Follies
Stocks may rally in the coming weeks or months as it appears the banking crisis is over, and the Fed is set to pause and pivot. We offer caution; this may be the calm before the recession.
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