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  1. The Almighty Dollar - a deep dive into monetary history

    The Almighty Dollar: 500 Years of the World’s Most Powerful Money by Brendan Greeley explores how money functions not as a sovereign creation, but as an evolving financial product.

  2. Net interest and entitlement 98.4% of tax receipts

    This is a crazy number - over 98% of all Federal Government Receipts go to net interest and entitlements.

  3. The shifting Overton window

    The Overton window is an effective tool for describing changing opinions in politics and science.

  4. 1873 - the first depression and monetary mistakes

    1873: The Rothschilds, the First Great Depression, and the Making of the Modern World by Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Liaquat Ahamed expands on the themes of global financial fragility introduced in his acclaimed Lords of Finance.

  5. How bad are the bond market returns?

    Bonds are a bad bet, or have been a bad bet.

  6. Where are we going to get the needed copper?

    Copper has hit new highs as investors focus on rising demand from the tech sector, yet a fundamental supply problem remains.

  7. The gold real rate change in sensitivity

    There are supposed to be certain “rules” between market drivers and gold.

  8. Who is the marginal. bond buyer?

    To price assets, you ned to know who will be the marginal buyer who will clear the market.

  9. The diesel fuel shock - the driver of concern

    The real energy shock is not with the price of crude but with the price of refined products.

  10. How to go broke from Bill Eckhardt

    “Amateurs go broke taking large losses; professionals go broke taking small profits.”

  11. World Order drives currency dominance

    When we discuss currency dominance, we also need to think about the world order.

  12. The dollar cycle is heading down?

    I don’t believe there is an inherent reason for a dollar cycle.

  13. Idiosyncratic risk is dominating the equity markets

    The intra-stock correlation is at market extremes.

  14. The refined oil product market is global

    The big issue in US energy markets is the high price of diesel fuel, which raises shipping costs.

  15. Partial knowledge versus full knowledge and storytelling

    Partial knowledge is more often victorious than full knowledge; it conceives things simpler than they are and therefore makes its opinion easier to grasp and more persuasive. - Nietzsche Information overload exists.

  16. Back to basics on efficient frontier- it is not stable

    The efficient frontier should be a well-defined curve when we have uncorrelated or negatively correlated assets such as stocks and bonds for the period 1986-2020.

  17. Saying good-bye to Treasury as a safe asset

    Treasuries have been a safe asset, but it’s unclear whether they still are.

  18. So what about bond risk - MOVE index has moved lower

    A news report creates market buzz, but it is important to look at the numbers: the MOVE index for bond market volatility is still in a longer-term downtrend and is off the high from earlier in the year.

  19. More on Treasury buyback operations

    hat tip Kevin Coldiron - the ideas lab for graphic The Treasury buyback program has received considerable attention, but some key foundational information is missing.

  20. The heat at Jackson Hole Fed meeting - not innovation but inflation

    The Jackson Hole economic summit has an agenda set in advance, though it is released at the beginning of the conference.

  21. The sobering math of the US bond deficit

    The US deficit-bond math isn't very attractive.

  22. Bond Vigilantes are Global

    If the bond vigilantes are back, it is not just in the US.

  23. Know your non-linear VIX behavior

    This simple chart provides the rules of thumb when thinking about the VIX.

  24. Druckenmiller - Vigilante or truth-sayer?

    I have spent five decades trading on a simple premise: Markets aggregate information no committee possesses, and prices are how that information reaches decision-makers.

  25. Treasury buybacks - what does it mean?

    Treasury Secretary Bessent announced a Treasury buyback program, an increase in an existing program, amid much market discussion about its objectives and what it means.