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At Close: Jun 03, 2026
The New Deal Is A Bad Old Deal
03:22pm, Wednesday, 15'th Jul 2020
Before Hoover, US presidents understood a hands-off policy would let the economy rapidly fix itself. A notable feature of the Wall Street crash and the onset of the depression were bank failures.
Merk Research: U.S. Equity Market Report July 2020
11:05am, Wednesday, 15'th Jul 2020
While near-term downside volatility may be likely, my base-case view is that we’re in an ongoing secular bull market.
Performance
09:35am, Wednesday, 15'th Jul 2020
There are appreciation plays, mostly dominated by hi-tech, or cash flow plays, mostly dominated by closed-end funds that pay dividends monthly.
Will The Election Take A Backseat To Coronavirus?
07:52am, Wednesday, 15'th Jul 2020
If cases continue to spike, COVID-19 will continue to outweigh the November election in the minds of market participants, says CME Group Senior Economist.
June/July 2020 Update
06:13am, Wednesday, 15'th Jul 2020
While America's road to recovery and normalcy is destined to be quite long (years, not months), the stock market has generally accepted its government-sponsored liquidity boost and - in some sectors -
Vailshire Partners Hedge Fund Client Memo: End Of Q2 2020
06:04am, Wednesday, 15'th Jul 2020
It remains to be seen whether or not the US equity market will continue its ascent while underlying economic fundamentals remain quite fragile.
Fed's Intervention In Corporate Credit: A Risky Venture
04:10pm, Tuesday, 14'th Jul 2020
Under the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act, Congress appropriated $454 billion to the Treasury's Exchange Stabilization Fund (ESF) to backstop emergency lending facilities kn
Expectations Diverge For Economic Recovery In The U.S. And China
02:04pm, Tuesday, 14'th Jul 2020
The Shanghai Composite Index rose 7.3% last week (despite a drop on Friday), capping off a more than 13% increase since the start of July.
Parsing The Treasury Market's Mixed Messages
11:55am, Tuesday, 14'th Jul 2020
Once upon a time the bond market could be counted on for sober analysis and clear thinking in the critical work of providing reliable economic indicators based on the so-called wisdom of the crowd.
The Monetary Death Spiral Stubbornly Persists
09:37am, Tuesday, 14'th Jul 2020
The paradox at the heart of the MDS is that more debt leads to lower, rather than higher, interest rates. It also results in lower inflation.
Why We Like Credit
09:10am, Tuesday, 14'th Jul 2020
We like credit on a strategic basis as valuations compensate for default risks and we prefer credit over equities on a tactical basis.
Economy Improves, Pandemic Worsens - Weekly Market Notes July 13, 2020
08:35am, Tuesday, 14'th Jul 2020
Stocks closed slightly higher last week while gold hit the highest level since 2011. Outbreaks in COVID-19 cases are rising and will likely slow the economic recovery.
Fundamentally Unsound
11:12am, Monday, 13'th Jul 2020
It's wholly incorrect to imagine that the repeated bubble periods since the late-1990s somehow render historically-reliable valuation measures useless. U.S.
The Fed Is Trapped In QE As Interest Rates Can't Rise Ever Again
10:24am, Monday, 13'th Jul 2020
The Fed has entered into the most aggressive monetary campaign. Its goal was to bolster asset markets to restore confidence in the financial system.
'What Were You Thinking?'
04:54am, Monday, 13'th Jul 2020
Not sure what’s going on in the heads of many investors as they pour dollars into a narrow crew of large tech stocks.
