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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.
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This is a crazy number - over 98% of all Federal Government Receipts go to net interest and entitlements.
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The Overton window is an effective tool for describing changing opinions in politics and science.
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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.
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Bonds are a bad bet, or have been a bad bet.
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Copper has hit new highs as investors focus on rising demand from the tech sector, yet a fundamental supply problem remains.
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There are supposed to be certain “rules” between market drivers and gold.
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To price assets, you ned to know who will be the marginal buyer who will clear the market.
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The real energy shock is not with the price of crude but with the price of refined products.
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“Amateurs go broke taking large losses; professionals go broke taking small profits.”
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When we discuss currency dominance, we also need to think about the world order.
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I don’t believe there is an inherent reason for a dollar cycle.
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The intra-stock correlation is at market extremes.
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The big issue in US energy markets is the high price of diesel fuel, which raises shipping costs.
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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.
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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.
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Treasuries have been a safe asset, but it’s unclear whether they still are.
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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.
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hat tip Kevin Coldiron - the ideas lab for graphic The Treasury buyback program has received considerable attention, but some key foundational information is missing.
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The Jackson Hole economic summit has an agenda set in advance, though it is released at the beginning of the conference.
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The US deficit-bond math isn't very attractive.
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If the bond vigilantes are back, it is not just in the US.
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This simple chart provides the rules of thumb when thinking about the VIX.
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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.
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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.