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How Many Hours Of Work Does It Take To Buy The S&P500?
How expensive is the S&P? Loaded question but thanks for asking. Macro Metrics Here at the Global Macro Monitor, we lean toward macro metrics to get a sense of the historical valuation of the stock market and heavily discount — … Continue reading
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America’s Path To A FIRE Economy
We originally posted this chart in February 2011, which we just updated also breaking out the real estate industry from FIRE (finance, insurance, and real estate). It is still is just as shocking as it was back when we first produced it. Economy Jumps The Shark The U.S. economy jumped the shark in 1990 when […]
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S&P500 Key Levels
Summary The selling continues as markets fret about the Trump administration’s tariff wrecking ball The S&P closed below its 200-day moving for the second straight day, the first time since early March 2722 is the key Fibo level to watch, … Continue reading
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A life of boom and bust: Can Argentina break the cycle?
A century ago, Argentina was one of the ten richest countries in the world. But crisis after crisis has earned it the dubious distinction of being the only nation ever to regress to developing country status. With hyperinflation, devaluations and … Continue reading
“Oh no no no I’m a tariff man”
And I think it’s gonna be a long long time ‘Till tariffs come down again I’m not the man the market thinks I am Oh no no no I’m a tariff man – paraphrasing Rocket Man (starts tonight) Tariff … Continue reading
Did Mueller Buy Or Sell President Trump?
“And as set forth in the report after that investigation, if we had had confidence that the President clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so. We did not, however, make a determination as to whether the … Continue reading
International Trade Balance As A Percent Of State GDP
Our last post, Trade As Percent Of State GDP (2018), which illustrated the openness of each state to international trade normalized by the state’s GDP, provoked our curiosity about which states run the largest trade deficits with the rest of the world. … Continue reading
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