The replay of the Bianco Research December 16, 2021 conference call titled What Does The Fed Do Now? can be found here. Jim Bianco joins Fox Business to discuss Inflation, the Omicron Variant & Congress Stock Trading Jim Bianco: Another... Read More
Bianco Research Conference Call: What Does The Fed Do Now? Thursday, December 16, at 9:00 AM CT (10:00 AM ET, 7:00 AM PT and 15:00 GMT) Bianco Research, in conjunction with Arbor Research & Trading, will be hosting a client webinar/teleconference... Read More
The majority of fund managers still believe inflation is transitory. Consequently, they expect fewer rate hikes than the market is pricing. The Fed can reconcile these positions today.... Read More
Bianco Research Conference Call: What Does The Fed Do Now? Thursday, December 16, at 9:00 AM CT (10:00 AM ET, 7:00 AM PT and 15:00 GMT) Bianco Research, in conjunction with Arbor Research & Trading, will be hosting a client... Read More
COVID cases are expected to spike in parts of the world, which usually means restrictions are around the corner. This risks impairing the global supply chain even more, pushing supply and demand further out of whack, and fostering inflation.... Read More
Bianco Research Conference Call: What Does The Fed Do Now? Thursday, December 16, at 9:00 AM CT (10:00 AM ET, 7:00 AM PT and 15:00 GMT) Bianco Research, in conjunction with Arbor Research & Trading, will be hosting a client... Read More
The market continues to put pressure on the Fed with relentlessly rising short rates, expectations for three rate hikes in 2022, forecasts for a low terminal funds rate, and a flattening yield curve.... Read More
In the latest installment of Talking Data, Jim discusses how the supply chain's woes have led to record profits for shipping companies.... Read More
The normally positive relationship between options volume and the Goldman Sachs Non-Profitable Tech Index has broken down in recent weeks.... Read More
Vanderbilt has created an indexed and detailed database of TV news archives broken down into 15 second time blocks and distinguishable by individual news networks. The mentions of transitory inflation and higher prices have increased dramatically throughout 2021.... Read More
Jim Bianco: Regarding CPI, the consensus is CPI = 0.7% Core CPI = 0.5% YoY CPI =6.8% YoY Core CPI =4.9% Essentially get ready for 7% and 5% inflation tomorrow. This past spring, mainstream economists thought such YoY numbers were... Read More
Jim Bianco Live (Macro And Political Implications Of Omicron) – Rebel Capitalist Jim Bianco: The story continues to be the relentless rise in short-rates. And how the market almost as a March rate hike prices and a fourth rate hike... Read More
Container shipping profits are booming. Since the beginning of the pandemic, shipping stock returns are even outpacing bitcoin's returns. So, what incentives do these companies have to fix the shipping crisis?... Read More
Stock picking has not worked for at least a decade. Even Warren Buffett can attest to this. 2021 has been no different for stock pickers as the best strategy was buying the S&P 500 and forgetting about it.... Read More
Cathie Wood and the ARK ETFs, headlined by ARK Innovation (ARKK), are arguably the most important manager/complex on Wall Street. After their outstanding performance in 2020, these funds have significantly underperformed in 2021. We update their returns and investor flows.... Read More
Financial Times: Inflation tracker: the latest figures as countries grapple with rising prices Valentina Romei and Alan Smith – Much of the world is experiencing a dramatic bout of inflation. Yet many central banks are keeping interest rates at or... Read More
U.S. COVID cases appear poised to follow Europe much higher. Will U.S. policy follow the path we have seen before, with economic restrictions hurting growth and fostering even more inflation?... Read More
Some interesting charts from our recent COT report. ... Read More
Bianco Research Conference Call Replay: Does Omicron Mean MORE Inflation? Before omicron, inflation was the biggest threat to the economy. Overstimulation pushed demand to records and the supply chain couldn’t keep up. Additionally, the Great Resignation added to supply problems.... Read More