The Fed has clearly decided that Trump's policies will be inflationary...

Not much.

The superpower that bonds possess is that their prices can melt up, meaning that the propensity for bond prices to rise suddenly and sharply is as high – or potentially higher – than their propensity to fall suddenly and sharply.

"It is again a demonstration of Europe’s infamous lack of true leadership"

One and done, just in time for Trump to move back into the White House.

... pause powersports production "indefinitely in the first half of 2025." 

“We are excited to collaborate with Switch on this historic agreement..."

...options are pricing a +/-0.6% move for FOMC day, the lowest since the beginning of 2022

...The Fed is cutting rates like we're heading for 2008 crisis

Analysts at Jefferies recently forecasted that Boeing will likely average about 29 737 Max jets per...

...all asset bubbles pop, despite claims that "this is a new era."

Something unprecedented is happening behind the scenes in US stocks right now.

The subpar auction results lifted the 10Y yield by 1 basis point to 4.38% from a session low of 4.37%, having previously hit a 3 week high of 4.44%.

The median rent is now 6.2% lower than when it hit an all-time high of $1,700 in August 2022.

Since touching the bottom of the pandemic-fueled market crash in March 2020, the Dow Jones and the Nasdaq have surged about 136% and 192%, respectively...

...but, but, but it's not a recession!