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The Dow of the Inaugural and First 100 Days
We quickly put together a table of the return on the Dow Jones Industrials Average after the first 100 days of presidential administrations, the return on their Inauguration Day, and the return the day before the inaugural going back to … Continue reading
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Why Money Keeps Flowing Out of China – Bloomberg
Published on Jan 18, 2017 The outflow of Chinese capital hasn’t abated in the last few years, as a weak Yuan and slew of other hindrances perpetuate losses. QuickTake Q&A explains how these pressures continue to take a toll on … Continue reading
TOTD: Who Owns The U.S. Equity Market?
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QOTD: IMF Economic Forecast
There is thus a wider than usual range of upside and downside risks to this forecast. A sustained non-inflationary growth increase, marked by higher labor force participation and significant expansion of the U.S. capital stock and infrastructure, would allow a … Continue reading
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Securing the Presidential Inauguration – Stratfor
Stratfor Chief Security Officer Fred Burton examines the sophisticated interagency coordination involved in providing security for the approaching inauguration ceremony. For more analysis, visit: http://www.Stratfor.com
What’s Behind the Gold Rally?
Short covering in the bond market. Don’t believe it? Check out the chart below. Gold is up 7.7 percent since the December 15 low the same day the 10-year Treasury yield peaked at 2.60 percent. Why are Treasuries rallying? … Continue reading
Bond Market Conundrum 2.0? And U.S. Treasuries Held By Foreigners
The ginormous table below of foreign holdings of U.S. Treasury securities compliments Friday’s post, TOTD: Who Owns The Treasury Market? First some background, a few caveats about the data, some thoughts on how the U.S. became so dependent on foreign financing … Continue reading
Reagan-Trump S&P500 Analog
Trump rally holding. Now outperforming Reagan’s S&P by 3.13 percent after 47 days from election day. Meaningless in terms of predicting future performance. But, fun, no?
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