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May 17, 2019
I've never built a meme before, so this is my first attempt. And likely the last. pic.twitter.com/vGhBPV49O3 — Jon Sindreu (@jonsindreu) May 15, 2019
I've never built a meme before, so this is my first attempt. And likely the last. pic.twitter.com/vGhBPV49O3 — Jon Sindreu (@jonsindreu) May 15, 2019
As of the end of March, China's ownership of U.S. Treasuries fell to its lowest in nearly two years.
Today's topics include tariffs' effect on inflation, a roundabout way to bet on metal prices, paying for tariffs, explaining bitcoin's rise with alternative data, stock buybacks, hedge fund returns, a speed bump for high frequency traders and a behind-the-scenes look at Uber's IPO.
Typically IPOs offer great returns on their first day of trading, but suffer over the ensuing three-year period. Uber clearly missed the memo.
Uber's IPO last week headlined one of the busiest IPO weeks in several years. While they were a big fish in a small pond as a private company, they are now part of a much larger cohort of publicly traded companies.
The current expansion is about to turn 10 years old and become the longest in U.S. history. While it will soon claim the longevity crown, it has lagged in other areas.
Detailing the topics on cable news networks
Two financial themes going in opposite directions
Negative term premium has been the norm for years.
Which candidates are leading for the 2020 presidency? Who will control the House and Senate?
A look at Trump's approval rating