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  1. CPI Doesn’t Matter – THIS Does

    CPI Doesn’t Matter – THIS Does Despite me telling you “CPI Doesn’t Matter” – because it’s a transient number, and rates are going higher, we still acknowledge there is a lot of investor focus on the numbers which have just been released – so let’s get that

  2. Rates, Rumbles, Fumbles, and Stumbles

    Rates, Rumbles, Fumbles, and Stumbles Dominoes fall down, right?

  3. Around the Ranch: A Block of Missing Science

    Around the Ranch: A Block of Missing Science (As a stand-alone column because of length…) Here: let me open up my brain a bit so you can have another (frightening) look.

  4. Time: A Word, Governor?

    Time: A Word, Governor?

  5. Falters and Wavelets – Plus My New Book – Test-fitting Apes – w/MP3s Peoplenomics readers get a little more than the usual economic deep dive today.

  6. Summer’s End, Wiggles Before Fed, Another Book Done

    Summer’s End, Wiggles Before Fed, Another Book Done Well, here we are: Summer is over and it’s time for the adventures of Fall to commence.

  7. Pause That Refreshes? Holiday Woo

    Pause That Refreshes?

  8. Holidazed and Decaffed

    Holidazed and Decaffed Reach over and flip the “I’m retired” switch… News Compressor: On Nice to sleep in late enough for a change.

  9. Flying Blind: Below the Zero Line

    Flying Blind: Below the Zero Line Peoplenomics takes a different turn this weekend.

  10. Moving Pieces, Jobs, Ham Radio. and Long Weekend Skill-building Many moving pieces to life here going into the long weekend.

  11. Reality Beating: Data, Inflation. and Holiday Musings

    Reality Beating: Data, Inflation. and Holiday Musings OK, we have to begin with the data roll today.

  12. Mapping the World’s New Topology – ADP #s

    Mapping the World’s New Topology – ADP #s I promised to keep today’s ChartPack to 30-some pages.

  13. Markets Need JOLT Higher, Water Woes and Glacial Blame, Retiring First, we have to address the obvious.