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Economic data continues to look solid and the jobs picture improves, but consumers have concerns. Strength begets strength, and there is no better display of strength than money rotating between sectors. The argument for a pullback gets stronger, but so does the chase for performa...

The nightmare is here, as the market realizes the inevitable. The Fed is now tapering and proposing to taper faster into slowing global growth. The market will demand the taper to stop all together. For further details see: A Stock Market Correction Has Started As A Nigh...

The S&P 500 is up about 25% for the year so far. Today, the index is at 4,700, and that gives it a CAPE ratio of 40 - more than double the long-term average of 18, higher than the peak of the roaring '20s bubble and almost as high as the peak of the dot-com bubble. Given the e...

Historically, the job of central banks has been to control the level of inflation and make sure the economy grows fast enough to create “full employment.”. In the 43 years since the Maoist period ended in 1978, China has been the fastest growing major economy in the worl...

When things get really exuberant, the talk often turns to how much longer the craziness can continue. History suggests that all trends eventually come to an end. But soon? Don't count on it. Here we put two very impressive bull markets side by side and think about what these chart...

Despite numerous signs that inflation is running well above the Fed's target, the FOMC today showed no signs of panic. Instead, they hinted that the current tapering of Treasury purchases is now likely to be accelerated modestly, and that might bring forward by a few months the first ...

The November Final Report came in at 67.4, down 4.3 (6%) from the October Final. Investing.com had forecast 66.8. The prevailing mood of the Michigan survey is also similar to the mood of small business owners, as captured by the NFIB Business Optimism Index. For further det...

With the earlier rebound in industrial production, slightly accelerated growth in consumption, key indicators followed by the NBER BCDC look a little better than even a week ago. Consumption has not grown this fast (0.7%) since March 2021, when m/m growth was 4.5% (not annualized, in ...

The growth rate of gross domestic output (the average of GDP and GDI) is 4.4% (SAAR), compared to the reported 2.1% for GDP. On a year-on-year basis, the figures were 7.0% vs. 4.9%, respectively. Forecasts of levels have been reduced over the last three surveys, noticeably since the A...

Assets which are dramatically below fair value will have a very high likelihood of rallying toward fair value and beyond to a nearly opposite extreme, while those that have become the most overpriced relative to fair value will have a powerful tendency to plummet to fair value and beyond ...