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CoT Commentary: Selling Vol Into the Rally
August 18, 2025
The Commitments of Traders report enables investors to track changes in positions among various groups of traders/investors.
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Quick Comments/What We’re Reading
August 18, 2025
Today's topics include central banks only control the short end of the curve, stock market concentration, credit spreads at generational tights, Jackson Hole, overreliance on fiscal & monetary support, the odds of a September rate cut, T-bill supply & demand, Fedspeak, and bond market volatility disappears
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August 18, 2025
Talking Data Podcast
Talking Data – Is Tariff Inflation Coming?
August 15, 2025
In the latest installment of Talking Data, Jim discusses the payrolls report and whether tariffs will lead to more inflation
Financial News
Quick Comments/What We’re Reading
August 15, 2025
Today's topics include more names in the ring for Fed chair, FOMC members finally debating policy, Palantir's crazy 2025 return, characteristics of an asset bubble, momentum investing still hot, margin pressure, and don't forget about small tech
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August 15, 2025
Financial News
Is Inflation Becoming Unanchored?
August 15, 2025
Respondents to the University of Michigan's consumer confidence survey raised their expected rate of long-term inflation 0.5% this month. That is almost unprecedented.
Markets
The Housing Affordability Problem
August 15, 2025
Bad and getting worse
Markets
A Look at American Mobility
August 15, 2025
Some metrics of mobility in the U.S. have yet to recapture pre-pandemic levels.
Inflation
A Historical Comparison of Inflation Rates
August 15, 2025
While the need for hedonic adjustments and changes to the CPI’s weights is understandable, the criticisms against them also hold some weight.
Markets
Larry Ellison Becomes Second Richest Person
August 15, 2025
Ellison's wealth has surged in 2025 while Elon Musk's has fallen from its peak.
Economy
Rising U.S. Government Interest Costs
August 15, 2025
For the last few decades the U.S. has been in a low interest rate environment where deficit spending would not cause major issues. A 40-year high in inflation and the higher rates that followed are stressing the country's finances.