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1Jun 18, '24US federal interest payments now exceed the defense budget.57.1×1.9M1.7k609273
2Apr 10, '23The US banking system dumped almost $110 billion of MBS bonds into the market during the last week of March.20.8×702k1k330128
3Oct 18, '23The S&P 500 equity risk premium is nearing zero for the first time in over two decades.14.8×501k952242157
4Oct 9, '24The S&P 500 is experiencing the strongest YTD performance of the 21st century.10.4×351k2.3k359431
5Jul 25, '23The S&P 500 equity risk premium hit the lowest level in two decades, which will be a headwind for longer-term returns.9.8×331k753227106
6Jun 26, '24Canada's rent inflation continues to surge.6.8×229k2517343
7Oct 14, '24The median value of US households’ stock portfolios surged to $250k this month.5.0×169k534116125
8Feb 27, '25Retail investors have turned decisively bearish.4.8×162k51514095
9Jan 9, '24The last time Germany's industrial production declined for six months in a row was in 2008/09.4.7×160k36112042
10Oct 15, '24China’s credit growth continues to slow.4.7×158k44012048
11May 7, '24The Suez Canal ship transit volume has deteriorated further.4.3×146k47017359
12Feb 16, '23The US median CPI is above 7% for the first time in decades.4.2×141k2516313
13Dec 3, '24US construction spending on data centers accelerates.4.1×137k875222201
14Dec 17, '24Fund managers' enthusiasm for stocks has hit extreme levels, with cash allocations dwindling. Source: @BankofAmerica3.9×131k386126154
15Sep 17, '21The Evergande credit contagion is spreading, with bonds of China's other leveraged developers tumbling.3.7×089627933
16Jul 19, '22BofA’s survey of fund managers shows extreme risk aversion. Source: @BankofAmerica3.2×079521975
17Jan 5, '24Shipping costs from Asia to Europe are surging as vessels are forced to avoid the Red Sea.3.2×107k32915049
18Mar 29, '23Economists sharply raised projections for US core inflation.2.9×99k36711018
19Jul 22, '22The manufacturing recession is here.2.8×072820449
20Nov 1, '24The S&P 500 concentration has reached extreme levels. Source: @BankofAmerica2.8×93k32098114
21Jun 4, '21Get ready for more mass protests around the world. Global food prices are up 40% from a year ago.2.8×058025632
22Dec 16, '24China's bank lending continues to decelerate, putting pressure on GDP growth.2.6×87k3166835
23Nov 18, '22Container shipping costs are down nearly 80% from a year ago.2.3×053918932
24Sep 13, '22Professional investors’ risk aversion has reached extreme levels, according to @BankofAmerica's fund manager survey. The second chart shows allocation to equities.2.2×041818672
25Jun 22, '21Forget margin debt. US retail investors are taking out personal loans to trade stocks. This is not going to end well. Source: @magnify_money2.2×045615631
26Nov 14, '24The S&P 500 risk premium (forward earnings yield minus the 10-year Treasury yield) has turned negative for the first time since 2002, indicating frothy valuations in the US sto2.1×72k376145121
27Dec 17, '24Value stocks have underperformed growth by over 30% year-to-date.2.0×69k2335657
28Sep 26, '22The drawdown in global government bonds (in dollar terms) has been unprecedented.2.0×049416334
29Jul 5, '21The Citi US Inflation Surprise Index hit another record high.2.0×045615332
30May 3, '21Container shipping costs continue to surge.1.9×042217329
31Mar 12, '25The US dollar is off to its worst start of the year in decades.1.9×63k46812273
32Aug 6, '24US credit spreads have widened sharply over the past two business days.1.8×62k33010267
33Nov 10, '21Global copper inventories hit the lowest level since 2008.1.8×042814927
34Jun 17, '22US manufacturing is in trouble.1.7×039515326
35Aug 3, '21The surge in container shipping costs shows no signs of abating.1.7×037314526
36Sep 30, '22Container shipping costs are collapsing (2nd chart shows the year-over-year changes).1.7×037412342
37Jun 3, '22The number of news articles mentioning “hiring freeze” jumped in May.1.7×047110628
38May 11, '21Bitcoin mining electricity usage is now estimated to be higher than the power consumption of Sweden and about half of the electricity produced in the UK.1.7×033314625
39Nov 4, '21Since 1971, across 152 countries, not one had inflation that averaged below 2%. Only 45 had inflation averaging below 5%. Source: @DeutscheBank1.7×039112841
40Jul 8, '22European electricity prices are hitting record levels as natural gas prices surge. @SPGlobal1.7×038614323
41Aug 31, '22Typically, a recession ensues shortly after the spread between the Conference Board’s expectations and current conditions indicators bottoms.1.6×037012555
42Apr 15, '21India’s pandemic situation is out of control.1.6×024215410
43Mar 20, '20The largest US investment-grade bond ETF ( $LQD ) has given up a decade worth of gains in a matter of days -1.6×029315717
44May 3, '22Forget all the debate about the 2022 global growth for a second. Here is a fact. Global manufacturing output is now contracting (PMI < 50) for the first time since the 2020 COVI1.6×035913931
45Jul 25, '22Germany enters a manufacturing recession.1.6×033914818
46May 18, '21Rotation from bitcoin to gold?1.5×04339610
47Nov 9, '21Global food prices continue to surge.1.5×031314917
49Oct 5, '23US multi-family housing loan delinquency rates continue to rise.1.5×51k2669436
50Jul 21, '21Vaccine effectiveness in one chart: Source: @Lvieweconomics1.5×038311723
51Sep 29, '22German consumer confidence hits extreme lows.1.5×037811611
52Apr 22, '21Global food inflation is accelerating. Bloomberg’s spot agriculture index is at the highest level since 2013.1.5×027213625
53Feb 11, '22The market now expects the US yield curve to be inverted within a year. Will the Fed continue to hike when the curve inverts?1.5×034110724
54Mar 1, '24The supercore PCE inflation, closely monitored by the Fed, surged in January. This picture does not scream “rate cuts.”1.5×50k2738842
55Jan 13, '21The volume of US equity call options is hitting unprecedented levels amid rampant speculative activity.1.5×030611223
56Oct 27, '21The median price of a new home in the US surpassed $400k.1.4×028911726
57Sep 22, '22Japan intervenes in the currency markets to strengthen the yen.1.4×04018810
58May 11, '21The copper-to-gold ratio and Treasury yields generally don’t diverge for very long. Something will have to give.1.4×033610826
59Sep 14, '22For two decades, Treasuries were an effective hedge for stocks – but no longer …1.4×03378746
60Jul 21, '22The stock market bounce has been supported by short covering.1.4×03449233
61Oct 5, '23US small banks’ credit card delinquency rates hit a multi-decade high.1.4×47k2258024
62Oct 25, '22US online search activity for “late on credit card”:1.4×033110317
63Oct 14, '24US consumers' outlook on their longer-term financial situation has deteriorated to the worst level in over a decade.1.4×46k3278558
64Jun 9, '20The S&P 500 feels just a bit overbought -1.4×030411528
65Sep 13, '22The US had its largest oil release from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve last week.1.3×030811620
66Aug 12, '22European electricity prices continue to hit record highs.1.3×028411218
67Nov 4, '22The Treasury curve hasn’t been this inverted since 1981.1.3×031211322
68Apr 7, '22For those who follow the Dow Theory, this is not a good sign for the stock market.1.3×03309030
69May 26, '21US manufacturers are struggling with shortages of skilled labor. It’s amusing to hear politicians and the media talk about “bringing back” manufacturing jobs. The jobs are already 1.3×030610111
70Nov 15, '21Merrill Lynch private clients’ allocation to bonds has never been this low. Source: @BofAML1.3×03279519
71Dec 13, '21The US money supply continues to surge.1.3×03007717
72Jan 11, '22Buybacks accounted for 40% of the S&P 500’s total return since 2011. Source: @true_insights_1.2×02829336
73Mar 8, '21US bank deposits are up over $3 trillion from the same time last year.1.2×02998514
74Oct 28, '22US pending home sales are crashing as housing demand deteriorates. Source: @Redfin1.2×027811228
75Dec 15, '22The Fed is concerned about this scenario: Source: @MUFGAmericas1.2×02759035
76Aug 18, '21S&P 500 drawdowns continue to get smaller as dip-buying becomes a habit.1.2×03278123
77Feb 24, '22The 1-month Treasury bill yield is in negative territory as investors rush into cash.1.2×02999814
78May 17, '21Shipping costs out of China continue to surge.1.2×025711620
79Jun 20, '22US wealth destruction has been massive in this cycle, which is likely to be a drag on consumption. Source: @bcaresearch1.2×02489834
80Oct 27, '22The percentage of the US yield curve that is inverted signals a recession ahead.1.2×02938328
81Jul 7, '22The US yield curve is signaling a recession.1.2×027510517
82May 26, '21US home prices continue to outpace wages.1.2×024810612
83Oct 20, '22The US is running low on diesel.1.2×03107413
84Jan 10, '22US used vehicle prices continue to surge.1.1×02858312
85Nov 15, '21Current valuations point to a “lost decade” in stocks. Source: @ISABELNET_SA, @GoldmanSachs1.1×02787132
86Dec 13, '21US lumber prices are surging again.1.1×0285826
87Jun 9, '22This has been the fastest decline in US housing affordability in decades. Source: @axios1.1×022710824
88Jun 2, '21Economists were surprised by the intensity of the recent price gains. The Citi Inflation Surprise Index hit a record high.1.1×02448319
89Oct 26, '22Get ready to pay more for that electric vehicle as lithium prices continue to surge.1.1×027010410
90May 6, '22The correlation between bitcoin and US growth equities is hitting record highs. Both are responding to the Fed’s policy tightening.1.1×02718218
91Dec 8, '21Excluding the US, global stocks have been flat since April.1.1×02608517
92Aug 2, '22The 10-year – 3-month portion of the Treasury curve is about to invert.1.1×03008210
93Apr 1, '22US real disposable income decouples from the upward trend as inflation takes a toll.1.1×02619615
94Dec 9, '22Container shipping costs are near the pre-COVID average.1.1×02748015
95Oct 29, '24So far, it’s been the best year for gold in decades.1.0×34k29110939
96Dec 8, '21The Citi Global Inflation Surprise Index hit a record high in November.1.0×02247614
97Dec 17, '21German power prices have gone vertical as European natural gas costs soar (on geopolitical worries and tight supplies).1.0×0236727
98Aug 2, '21Bloomberg’s China HY index yield is nearing 13%.1.0×02427413
99Nov 1, '22Taiwan’s manufacturing contraction is accelerating. What does this tell us about global semiconductor demand and economic growth? Source: @SPGlobalPMI0.9×02496818
100Jul 15, '24China's credit growth hasn't been this slow since 1999.0.9×32k2749654

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