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Mom & Pop Don’t Worry About FOMO
December 13, 2019
With many Americans focused on capital preservation, investment flows are no longer motivated by the chase for performance.
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Quick Comments/What We’re Reading
December 13, 2019
Today's topics include the Fed's latest repo schedule, corporate, household and government debt, the UK election, the latest on the trade war, has the market run ahead of itself, the race for the Democrat nomination and consumer vs. corporate spending.
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December 13, 2019
Conference Calls
Conference Call Replay & Transcript – Repo & the Outlook into 2020
December 12, 2019
A replay of our December 12, 2019 conference call
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Understanding Fedspeak & the Summary of Economic Projections
December 12, 2019
Jim appeared on the TD Ameritrade network to discuss yesterday's FOMC meeting.
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Quick Comments/What We’re Reading
December 12, 2019
Today's topics include fixing the repo market, pulling forward future returns, Gundlach warns on credit, the December 15 tariffs could hurt more than past tariffs, credit card delinquency, Japanese pension's war against short sellers and JP Morgan's picks for 2020.
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December 12, 2019
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Previewing Powell’s Presser
December 11, 2019
While the Fed is not expected to move rates at today's meeting, Powell has several issues to address in his press conference. Topping this list is the state of the repo market.
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Inflation Watch – Another Look at the Surge in Medical Care Costs
December 11, 2019
Today's CPI release did little to move the needle on FOMC policy.
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Quick Comments/What We’re Reading
December 11, 2019
Today's topics include 2020 forecasts, the battle for IPO supremacy, Twitter and Fed policy, Lagarde's first ECB meeting, China's unique inflation scenario, the junk bond market and Sweden expected to end negative policy rate regime.
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December 11, 2019
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Three Political Trends
December 10, 2019
Impeachment proceedings, Trump's approval rating, and the Democrat nomination process all have the potential to move markets. We detail their latest standings.