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Funding Gaps at Public and Private Pensions
September 23, 2022
Private pension funds have much smaller funding gaps than their government counterparts.
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Defined Benefit Plans vs. IRAs
September 23, 2022
Defined benefit plans continue to be replaced by IRAs and defined contribution plans.
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Comparing Real Estate to GDP and Stock Ownership
September 23, 2022
For the first time in a couple years, households' real estate equity actually surpassed stock ownership.
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68% of GDP Is Due to Personal Consumption
September 23, 2022
Personal consumption continues to make up a larger portion of U.S. GDP as time progresses.
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Almost 46% of FDIC Deposits Are Uninsured
September 23, 2022
Almost 46% of FDIC deposits in the U.S. are uninsured.
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Net Equity Issuance
September 23, 2022
U.S. equity net issuance expanded by $526 billion in the second quarter.
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A Long-Term Look at the S&P 500’s Real Total Return
September 23, 2022
A long-term look at S&P 500's real total return
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Weekly Research Recap
September 23, 2022
Some interesting charts from our recent posts
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How Do Future Earnings Look?
September 22, 2022
It is obvious now the global economy will experience slowing growth as central banks tighten monetary policy and consumer spending slows. As a result, we are starting to see earnings growth expectations turn lower.
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Quick Comments/What We’re Reading
September 22, 2022
Today's topics include the Fed's summary of economic projections, Powell finally admits housing must take a hit, Powell channeling his inner Volcker, understanding Fedspeak, Japan defends its currency, a weak yen, the tight labor market, higher borrowing costs spill over, and a copper squeeze coming?
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Cartoons
September 22, 2022
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Quick Comments/What We’re Reading
September 21, 2022
Today's topics include Fed day is here, some hope from the copper/gold ratio?, the BoJ's line in the sand, real yields continue rising, Dimon pushes back on higher capital requirement, the 60/40 portfolio's prospects are not great, and dr. doom doing his thing