Charts of the Week
Comparing Large Cap & Small Cap Valuations
August 2, 2024
Large-cap stock valuations remain extremely rich relative to small-cap stocks despite small-cap stocks' massive outperformance over the past couple weeks.
Large-cap stock valuations remain extremely rich relative to small-cap stocks despite small-cap stocks' massive outperformance over the past couple weeks.
As part of this week's Quarterly Refunding Announcement, the TBAC conducted a study on the optimal level of T-bill issuance as a percentage of total Treasury issuance.
Rare-earth prices may be well off their highs, but top producer China is helping keep prices low.
Updating the changes in central banks' balance sheets
The majority of the world is reliant on non-renewable sources of energy to generate the electricity that powers our homes, factories, and utilities. Access to cheap forms of energy is necessary to produce the goods that power the global economy. During the Covid-19 pandemic, a global energy shortage sparked a serious conversation to diversify energy… Continue reading Rising Energy Prices in the United States
A long-term look at CPI since 1800
Some interesting charts from our recent posts
Small-cap stocks have enjoyed their day in the sun as expectations for a Fed rate-cutting campaign grow.
Today's topics include two diverging thoughts on the Fed's path forward, previewing tomorrow's payrolls report, understanding Fedspeak, kicking the can down the road on housing, BoJ raises rates, how to play potential cuts, corporate America eyeing the Fed's path, and AI capex spending boom to continue
Jim Bianco joins Fox Business to discuss the difference between a Soft and No Landing, various employment data & the current stock market rotation with Charles Payne.
Small cap ETFs brought in over $12 billion in July on hopes of imminent rate cuts.