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A Midterm Update
October 7, 2022
The latest data shows Democrats have a narrow polling lead over Republicans in the generic ballot. The Senate is favored to stay in Democrat control, while the House is expected to flip to Republican control. The prediction market patterns suggest bettors are open to the idea that Republicans are being undercounted in the polls.
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Employment in Pictures – Still No Reason for a Pivot
October 7, 2022
With the labor market looking strong, the Fed has enough cover to continue hiking. Hopes of a pivot may be misguided.
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Quick Comments/What We’re Reading
October 7, 2022
Today's topics include the cost of energy, more Fed talk, UK bond market, and away we go...to cash, businesses struggle in the UK, the Fed effect, changing investment landscape, a new paradigm, looking at yields long term, chip demand could be a leading recession indicator, Lehman moment?, and derivative risk
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Cartoons
October 7, 2022
Charts of the Week
Synchronized Central Bank Hikes
October 7, 2022
Developed market central banks are hiking in a synchronous fashion unlike any time in at least a couple decades.
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The Post-Pandemic Bull Has Been Reversed
October 7, 2022
The S&P 500 Total Return Index, adjusted for inflation, sank below the last bull market peak of February 19, 2020.
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Some Perspective on Margin Debt
October 7, 2022
Margin debt typically mirrors movements in the stock market, so it should come as no surprise it peaked in late 2021. When compared to the stock market's capitalization, however, margin debt remains near its lowest level in over 15 years.
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Global Financial Market Capitalization
October 7, 2022
Globally, stocks' and bonds' combined market caps have declined over 15%.
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Housing’s Deceleration Continues
October 7, 2022
Redfin's alternative measures of the housing market continue to show a deceleration in the crazy conditions of the last year.
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Inflation Remains Well Entrenched
October 7, 2022
During more tranquil economic periods, spikes in items such as crude oil or car prices are usually temporary and can more or less be ignored. Now, however, higher inflation is spreading across a growing portion of its subcomponents.
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A Long-Term Look at College Rankings Since 1983
October 7, 2022
US News & World Report recently released their 2023 college rankings. This is the oldest such ranking, starting in 1983, and one of the most influential.