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US earnings season update: so far so good...
Companies are beating, EPS growth is more than double so far vs expectations.. but beats are barely getting paid, while misses are getting pounded a little worse. Source: Goldman Sachs, RBC
Markets have fully priced three Fed rate cuts by the January meeting. That's a cut at three of the next four FOMC meetings.
Source: David Ingles @DavidInglesTV, Bloomberg
US Factory Orders Tumbled In June By The Most Since COVID
Source: zerohedge
US federal government tariff revenue is skyrocketing
Customs and certain excise taxes collected in the US SPIKED to $29.6 billion in July, an all-time high. On an annualized basis, tariff revenue is running at ~$310 billion, more than 3 TIMES higher than a year ago. Source: Global Markets Investor
US stocks have never been higher in August under a second term president in a post-election year.
6 for 6 lower. Source: Ryan Detrick, CMT
Your dollar lost 53% of its purchasing power over the past 30 years.
That’s not a bug. It is a feature of the system. You basically have 3 choices: 1/ Spend now; 2/ Invest into stocks, real estate & other real assets; 3/ Invest into store of values Or watch your money evaporate. Source chart: Peter Mallouk
This chart from Arch Economics sums up what's wrong with anyone pointing to unemployment as a sign the labor market is "solid."
If not for collapsing labor force participation since April, unemployment would've climbed to 4.9% today instead of 4.25%. Source: Parker Ross @Econ_Parker, Arch Global Economics
Market expectations for Fed rate cuts have shifted sharply lower after weaker-than-expected US jobs data.
Investors are now pricing in 62bps of rate cuts for the rest of the year, up from ~35bps before the report. The probability of a rate cut at Sep17 meeting has jumped to 92%. Source: Holger Zschaepitz @Schuldensuehner
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