Most of you are worried about the potential for a global recession, yet there are signs that the only recession that will matter is a United States one.
It's the end of the year, and if there is one lesson that screams out to us, it is the importance getting out there for 2025.
Because we gave you our two main scenarios based on price action right now, we'll give you a third wild card just in case you need it.
Get ready, because every marketer and their mother will be sending you emails like this once rates and yields come back down through a bond rally.
Not your typical newsletter from us, but we figured we'd make it a bit different now that markets are closed today for the holiday.
Oil is out of favor, but markets move in 6-12 months expectations, and here's what we see happening for that timeframe.
European summers (and trades) are built in the winter, come for the info and stay for the money.
A prime example of why you should keep track of how different markets interact together, and how these correlations are causing some trouble up ahead.
Goldman Sachs has just given you a huge warning in a very subtle way, we think the market is about to shift on the FOMC meeting this week.
It's about time you took control of your financial future, and it all starts with knowing how the world really works, here's your start.
Want a sure thing? There's none, but this is as close as it gets to one in today's market looking 10 years down the line.
There's a lot of money flowing out of the United States, and we figured some of it might end up in this amazing value play.