Charts of the Week
A Long-Term Look at the Cost of a Superbowl Ad
February 28, 2025
A long-term look at the cost of a Superbowl ad
A long-term look at the cost of a Superbowl ad
Some interesting charts from our recent posts
Confidence surveys are meant to provide a read on broad sentiment on markets and the economy. What do recent readings mean for investors?
Today's topics include are the bears too bearish?, bond yields, comparing sector returns in the U.S. & Europe, inflation expectations in the U.S. & Europe diverge, today's tariff headlines, global defense spending, and 401(k) millionaires on the rise
Today's topics include consumer confidence takes a hit, government finances, hedge funds benefit from lower exposure to Mag 7 in 2025, an eye on German spreads, how much control does the White House have over long-term yields?, money supply, IIF says beware of bond vigilantes, and dockworkers finalize their big pay raise
The typical NATO defense spending calculus is changing fast. This impacts European economies in a way not considered just a few weeks ago. Markets are responding in kind.
Today's topics include future earnings estimates, more on the Mar-a-Lago accord, bond market vs. DOGE, unaffordable housing market for low earners, egg production at 2016 levels, investor vs. consumer sentiment, hedge fund performance, and cryptos take a hit
The Q4 2024 earnings season is nearing its end. Full-quarter growth is poised to beat initial expectations.
The Commitment of Traders report is meant for investors to gauge positioning changes among different types of market participants.