CFTC CoTs Report: Froth Leaves The Markets In A Healthy Consolidation
CFTC CoTs Report: Froth Leaves The Markets In A Healthy Consolidation
Source link
Similar Posts
2 Canadian Growth Stocks I Expect to Skyrocket in the Next Year
With volatility on the rise, investors have plenty of uncertainty to price into their potential future gains. As such, many investors are rightly rotating into more defensive names, to take the sting off of what could be a prolonged sell-off. That is, if these geopolitical conflicts continue to raise the price of oil and, in…
Real Estate Newsletter Articles this Week: Case-Shiller House Prices Up 1.9% YoY in July
At the Calculated Risk Real Estate Newsletter this week: Click on graph for larger image. • Case-Shiller: National House Price Index Up 1.9% year-over-year in June • New Home Sales at 652,000 Annual Rate in July • Fannie and Freddie: Single Family Serious Delinquency Rates Unchanged in July • Inflation Adjusted House Prices 2.5% Below…
Nuveen Churchill Direct Lending: 10.5% Yielding BDC In Our Buy Zone (NYSE:NCDL)
Nuveen Churchill Direct Lending: 10.5% Yielding BDC In Our Buy Zone Source link
Schwab Modern Wealth Survey: Is $2.3 Million Enough To Be Wealthy? (NYSEARCA:SPY)
Schwab Modern Wealth Survey: Is $2.3 Million Enough To Be Wealthy? Source link
Trump taps Penny Schwinn for deputy secretary of education By Reuters
(Reuters) – President-elect Donald Trump said he would name Penny Schwinn, former Tennessee education commissioner, to be his deputy secretary of the U.S. Department of Education. In addition to Tennessee, Schwinn has worked at the Texas Education Agency as deputy commissioner of standards and engagement, deputy commissioner of special populations and monitoring, and chief deputy…
The Art of the Soft Landing
by Calculated Risk on 6/19/2024 01:51:00 PM Yesterday, Goldman Sachs Chief Economist Jan Hatzius wrote: Last week’s benign US inflation data reinforced our view that the Q1 spike was an aberration. Meanwhile, the labor market stands at a potential inflection point where a further softening in labor demand would hit actual jobs, not just open…
