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The Trolley Car Problem - The Fed’s Predicament
An unstoppable trolley car is barreling down the track. As the switchman, you stand at the junction where the track branches into two and you must choose which path the trolley will follow. Unfortunately, people are tied to both tracks...
Don’t Fight The Fed
Don’t fight the Fed and short stocks when the Fed is providing liquidity. Equally important and pertinent to today, don’t fight the Fed by aggressively buying stocks when the Fed is pulling liquidity from markets.
Are Financial And Market Instability The Last Hopes For Stocks
The Federal Reserve’s Congressionally chartered dual mandates are price stability and maximum sustainable employment.
The Consumer Is Getting Squeezed
Consumers are being squeezed by negative real wage growth and inflation at 40-year highs. As a result, consumer sentiment is declining, and personal consumption habits are changing as people struggle to help make ends meet.
Bear Stearns: A Lesson In Bear Market Bounces
On Sunday, March 16, 2008, Bear Stearns was bought by JPM, with support and financial guarantees from the Fed, for $2 a share.
Clorox Stock- Anything But A Value Stock
CLX had a nice run during the height of the pandemic as bleach was in high demand. After a 60% surge, it gradually erased the gains and is back to similar levels as two years ago.
Liquidity And Volatility - Decoding Market Jargon
With volatility spiking and the Fed removing liquidity, we think it is an excellent time to discuss the two terms and their dependency on each other.
Japanese Inflation - Liquidity Crisis In The Making Part II
While many central bankers are anxiously waging war against inflation, the Japanese are egging it on. Over the last few weeks, the BOJ has offered to buy as many 10-year notes at 0.25% as the market will offer them. 
Liquidity Crisis In The Making- Japan’s Role In Financial Stability Part I
The excessive liquidity spewed by the BOJ grossly distorted asset and interest rate markets in Japan and provided liquidity to the world.
Inflation And The Fed. A New Dance Partner To Contend With
The Federal Reserve, bond markets, and economic cycles have been dancing in a well-choreographed fashion for the last 30 years.
Gold Or Rubles? A Pickle Worth Exploring
The seizing of Russian foreign reserves and eliminating access to SWIFT is leading Russia and other countries to reassess the role of dollars in global trade. Today, there are likely quite a few central bankers asking - Dollars, Gold, or Rubles?
Fed Liquidity Drain Is Coming
Inflation is running hot, and the Fed is projecting seven rate increases this year alone. As if that is not concerning enough for bond investors, the Fed hints at draining liquidity via balance sheet reduction, i.e., Quantitative Tightening.
March Madness Predictions And Investing: Process Matters
Investors are in the middle of a brief diversion from the Russian invasion and market volatility. Starting last Thursday, March 17th, investors’ debates turned from stocks, oil prices, bond yields, and gold to March Madness predictions.
High Gas Prices And Recessions
While higher gas prices may be welcome news to the oil industry, the rest of us should be concerned as it is a glaring recession warning. Over the last 40 years, higher gas prices have been linked to economic stagnation and recession.
Bear Market Strategies – Are You Ready?
Fiscal spending is normalizing quickly, and the Fed is warning investors they are ready to remove stimulus. Such a reversal means the odds of a bear market increase. As such, it’s time to start thinking about bear market strategies.
Bond Bull Market Coming? Take The Road Less Traveled
There are always opportunities in markets. Sometimes they are obvious and well followed by the public. Other times they lurk in underfollowed markets. 
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