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Inflation Hits Different Income Levels Differently
October 10, 2025
Because high- and low-income groups spend their money on slightly different baskets of goods and services, the inflation each experiences also varies.
Stocks
Tracking the Decline in Publicly Traded U.S. Companies
October 10, 2025
The number of publicly traded companies in the U.S. has more than halved since the peak in 1999.
Long Term Charts
Gold & Silver Continue Rallying
October 10, 2025
A long-term look at gold and silver on a nominal and inflation-adjusted basis. Is the massive rally part of a "dollar debasement" trade?
Interest Rates
Funding Markets at Quarter-End
October 10, 2025
As reserves continue to be drained from the system, Fed officials are undoubtedly watching SOFR for signs of strain.
Economy
Updating Rising U.S. Government Interest Costs
October 10, 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.
Markets
Retail Traders Are the New Norm
October 10, 2025
In Q3 2025, estimated retail activity in 0DTE options made up 53% of total average 0DTE volume.
Long Term Charts
A Long-Term Look at Interest Rates & CPI
October 10, 2025
A long-term look at interest rates & CPI
Weekly Digest
Weekly Research Recap
October 10, 2025
Some interesting charts from our recent posts
Financial News
Quick Comments/What We’re Reading
October 9, 2025
Today's topics include FOMC minutes confirm dot plots, interviews for Fed chair concluded, how to be an extreme dove in uncertain times, a deluge of t-bills incoming, lessons learned from the pandemic supply shock, pushing back on gold's rally as debasement trade, and breaking down the assets of millionaires
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Quick Comments/What We’re Reading
October 8, 2025
Today's topics include GDP data tracking higher than economists' estimates, Miran continues defending his stance, alternative labor market data, gold just keeps rallying, estimating refinancing activity at different mortgage rate levels, an eye on food inflation, intercontinental exchange's investment in Polymarket, and stablecoins may reinforce the dollar as the world's reserve currency