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10-Year Treasuries have declined 46% from the peak in March 2020 which is among the greatest meltdowns in financial history including the 49% drop in equities during the Dotcom Bubble
Source: Bloomberg, Barchart
Very strange to see the US spending like we are in a recession while calling for a "soft landing."
As highlighted by The Kobeissi Letter, the US is now spending 44% of GDP per year, the same levels as World War 2. Deficit spending alone is a massive 6% of GDP per year. Since the debt ceiling crisis, the US has been borrowing ~$14 billion PER DAY to cover deficit spending. By 2033, Bloomberg projects deficit spending will be ~7% of GDP... Source: CBO, The Kobeissi Letter
Cash now earns more than the S&P 500 by the largest margin in 23 years
Source: TME, Bloomberg
Norway sovereign fund’s assets have ballooned to over $1.4 trillion
That puts Norway's sovereign fund at a similar size to that of China's — yes, the same China that has more than 260x as many people as Norway has. Source: Chartr
The main driver for stock returns
Source: BCG, Morgan Stanley Research thru Compounding Quality
How long it took to Billionaires to earn their first $1 million?
Source: Genuine Impact, Forbes
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