Tag Archives: Economy

July 22, 2022

Economy

Projecting Another Quarter of Negative GDP
Posted By Alex Malitas | Charts of the Week

Economists are skeptical about a nearing recession in the U.S. Even with the strength of the labor market adding confusion to the debate, a second consecutive quarter of negative GDP growth and the bear market in stocks are typically signs a recession is underway.... Read More

June 17, 2022

Economy

69% of GDP Is Due to Personal Consumption
Charts of the Week

Personal consumption continues to make up a larger portion of U.S. GDP as time progresses.... Read More

June 8, 2022

Economy

The New Normal for the Consumer
Posted By Alex Malitas | Featured, Newsclips

In the two years since the pandemic began, data suggests activity has fully recovered to what is a very different economy and a very different consumer.... Read More

June 2, 2022

Economy

Is the Housing Market Getting Ready to Cool Off?
Posted By Alex Malitas | Newsclips

Despite inflation at multi-decade highs, rising interest rates, and a Fed willing to do anything necessary to bring down inflation, the housing market has been on a tear with prices rising over 20% nationally over the past year. However, signs of a cooldown may be emerging.... Read More

May 25, 2022

Economy

This Revolution Will Be Peaceful and Prosperous
Posted By Jim Bianco | Featured, Newsclips

Yesterday Jim conducted an interview of Stanford's Nick Bloom for RealVision. Nick is one of the foremost experts on remote work/work from home.... Read More

May 20, 2022

Economy

Money Supply Outside U.S. Shrinking
Posted By Greg Blaha | Charts of the Week

Outside the U.S., the world's money supply is already shrinking.... Read More

May 13, 2022

Economy

Household Debt Rises to $15.84 Trillion
Charts of the Week

Household debt in the U.S. rose to $15.84 trillion in the first quarter.... Read More

Economy

Consumers Remain Cautious With Credit Usage
Charts of the Week

Consumers are being cautious with their lines of credit, using just 20% of their credit limit.... Read More

Economy

Breaking Down Household Debt by Age Group
Charts of the Week

People under 30 and over 70 hold a relatively small amount of debt compared to other age groups.... Read More

Economy

Third Party Collections
Charts of the Week

The average third party collection totaled $1219 in the first quarter, the lowest since Q4 2006.... Read More

Economy

Household Debt Delinquency Status
Charts of the Week

Household debt broken down by delinquency status... Read More

Economy

Credit Card Debt Remains Below Pre-Pandemic Levels
Charts of the Week

Outstanding credit card debt has declined from pre-pandemic levels. This was likely due to a lack of spending options during quarantines. The most recent quarter's decline is probably due to consumers being more cautious as the markets turned south.... Read More

Economy

Mortgage Origination by Credit Score
Charts of the Week

Mortgage originations slowed markedly in the first quarter.... Read More

April 29, 2022

Economy

Tangible vs. Intangible Assets
Posted By Greg Blaha | Charts of the Week

A growing portion of S&P 500 companies' market capitalization is made up by intangible assets like branding or patents rather than physical assets like buildings or machinery.... Read More

Economy

Odds of a Recession
Posted By Greg Blaha | Charts of the Week

Economists are raising the probability of a recession over the next year, but based on current wage inflation and unemployment rates, they may still be underestimating the odds of a contraction.... Read More

Economy

Blame Trade Imbalance for GDP’s Miss
Posted By Greg Blaha | Charts of the Week

A slowdown in U.S. exports led to a surprise contraction in Q1 GDP.... Read More

April 8, 2022

Economy

Tag Archives: Economy

Projecting Another Quarter of Negative GDP
Posted By Alex Malitas | Charts of the Week

69% of GDP Is Due to Personal Consumption
Charts of the Week

The New Normal for the Consumer
Posted By Alex Malitas | Featured, Newsclips

Is the Housing Market Getting Ready to Cool Off?
Posted By Alex Malitas | Newsclips

This Revolution Will Be Peaceful and Prosperous
Posted By Jim Bianco | Featured, Newsclips

Money Supply Outside U.S. Shrinking
Posted By Greg Blaha | Charts of the Week

Household Debt Rises to $15.84 Trillion
Charts of the Week

Consumers Remain Cautious With Credit Usage
Charts of the Week

Breaking Down Household Debt by Age Group
Charts of the Week

Third Party Collections
Charts of the Week

Household Debt Delinquency Status
Charts of the Week

Credit Card Debt Remains Below Pre-Pandemic Levels
Charts of the Week

Mortgage Origination by Credit Score
Charts of the Week

Tangible vs. Intangible Assets
Posted By Greg Blaha | Charts of the Week

Odds of a Recession
Posted By Greg Blaha | Charts of the Week

Blame Trade Imbalance for GDP’s Miss
Posted By Greg Blaha | Charts of the Week

A History of the Highest & Lowest Tax Brackets in the U.S.
Posted By Greg Blaha | Charts of the Week

The U.S. Government’s Sources of Income
Posted By Greg Blaha | Charts of the Week

Which AGI Groups Provide the Most Income Tax Revenue?
Posted By Greg Blaha | Charts of the Week

Average Tax Rates as a Percent of AGI
Posted By Greg Blaha | Charts of the Week

Projecting Another Quarter of Negative GDP Posted By Alex Malitas | Charts of the Week

The New Normal for the Consumer Posted By Alex Malitas | Featured, Newsclips

Is the Housing Market Getting Ready to Cool Off? Posted By Alex Malitas | Newsclips

This Revolution Will Be Peaceful and Prosperous Posted By Jim Bianco | Featured, Newsclips

Money Supply Outside U.S. Shrinking Posted By Greg Blaha | Charts of the Week

Tangible vs. Intangible Assets Posted By Greg Blaha | Charts of the Week

Odds of a Recession Posted By Greg Blaha | Charts of the Week

Blame Trade Imbalance for GDP’s Miss Posted By Greg Blaha | Charts of the Week

A History of the Highest & Lowest Tax Brackets in the U.S. Posted By Greg Blaha | Charts of the Week

The U.S. Government’s Sources of Income Posted By Greg Blaha | Charts of the Week

Which AGI Groups Provide the Most Income Tax Revenue? Posted By Greg Blaha | Charts of the Week

Average Tax Rates as a Percent of AGI Posted By Greg Blaha | Charts of the Week

Projecting Another Quarter of Negative GDP
Posted By Alex Malitas | Charts of the Week

The New Normal for the Consumer
Posted By Alex Malitas | Featured, Newsclips

Is the Housing Market Getting Ready to Cool Off?
Posted By Alex Malitas | Newsclips

This Revolution Will Be Peaceful and Prosperous
Posted By Jim Bianco | Featured, Newsclips

Money Supply Outside U.S. Shrinking
Posted By Greg Blaha | Charts of the Week

Tangible vs. Intangible Assets
Posted By Greg Blaha | Charts of the Week

Odds of a Recession
Posted By Greg Blaha | Charts of the Week

Blame Trade Imbalance for GDP’s Miss
Posted By Greg Blaha | Charts of the Week

A History of the Highest & Lowest Tax Brackets in the U.S.
Posted By Greg Blaha | Charts of the Week

The U.S. Government’s Sources of Income
Posted By Greg Blaha | Charts of the Week

Which AGI Groups Provide the Most Income Tax Revenue?
Posted By Greg Blaha | Charts of the Week

Average Tax Rates as a Percent of AGI
Posted By Greg Blaha | Charts of the Week