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Can be the second half of 2007 be a good parallel for today's market?
As highlighted by MacroAlf, back in 2007, the FED kept rates at 5.25% (orange) despite core inflation was trending around 2% (blue) for quarters already. That ''higher for longer'' stubborness kept policy unnecessarily tight - as we figured out in 2008... Source: Alfonso Peccatiello
Valuation premium of US tech stocks vs. rest of the world is going beyond parabolic...
Source: Topdowncharts, TME
It is official? Total US Debt surpasses $33 trillion for the first time. For those keeping tabs, the US added $1 trillion in debt in just 3 months
Cartoon: Gary Varvel
Long Big tech is now the most crowded trade in the latest Global Fund Manager Survey by BofA
Short China equities comes next.
The Cash Flow Statement Explained Simply
Source: Brian Feroldi
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