As this mix of charts from CNBC and Bloomberg illustrates, one of the few areas of economic and financial relief this past week came from lower government bond yields. More to follow in my weekly look at global economy and markets. #economy #markets #stocks #bonds #oil #gold https://t.co/3bG9pFMRc
An illustration below from the Wall Street Journal of the cause and effect of the ongoing rotation trade in the US stock market. (Please see my post from yesterday about what I call the (1-x) qualification to this rotation trade.) #economy #markets #investors #investing #tech https://t.co/ukvVuRskYa
Even though Federal Reserve Chair Warsh emphasized that he doesn’t "prejudge meetings" and that the Fed is no longer in the business of forward guidance, markets have interpreted his remarks at the IMF meetings in Thailand as dovish when it comes to an October rate action.
The surge in AI-related imports is leading to increased import price pressures that are filtering through to domestic producer and consumer price inflation https://t.co/q1NLbJodYV
Yeah. Quant trading seems like a space where you could never have too much intelligence, and always get returns from more capable models. But also totally zero sum market. Permanent arms race to fight over a fixed amount of alpha. 引用 @stevehou:This is a great set of observations. I agree with almos
Kevin Warsh's quip definitely got a laugh from the audience in Bangkok. "Kristalina, you pronounce it A.I. In the U.S. we now pronounce it S.I., just so you know."😆 https://t.co/uZlsy0IhVz 引用 @vtg2:Fed Chair Kevin Warsh threading the needle by joking(?) that in the US, AI is now called "SI," and
If anyone was wondering whether Trump's Russian diesel deal was a crack that might provide Europe with some wiggle room to source more Russian molecules ahead of winter the answer is NOPE. https://t.co/8GW8RqqDi5
Our latest #OnInvesting podcast episode has dropped, on which @CollinMartinCS and I explore hotter-than-expected inflation and why investors should remain focused on quality as higher rates pressure more interest-rate-sensitive companies. Colin also sits down with @TCWGroup
Today's TBAC/Dealer Questionnaire may have been a signal that "The House" has folded. If he had wanted to pump ahead of election he could have. The odds he folded went up today. Read this client report and pinned tweet for membership info. https://t.co/XqG6e4LXmx
The (1-x) qualification to the rotation trade within the stock market away from tech that many seem to favor: Given tech's role in recent years as an engine of economic growth and a magnet for domestic and international capital, the wellbeing of the non-tech sector (1-x) could
Lovely tribute to Perry Mehrling from @adam_tooze https://t.co/kqJ2TyCO2F (worth reading it, particularly the ending, while considering that Michael Woodford just won the Nobel for a model of the economy that explicitly has no money in it at all)
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Bubble Talk: Tulips to Tech Rational Dissent Episode 013 Despite bubbly valuations, persistent market skepticism suggests the AI boom is expanding like 1996—not collapsing like 2000. -- Available on YT, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Overcast, etc. Chapters 00:00 - Introduction & https://t.co/zP8B4ZOu6i
Your occasional reminder that nobody has "lost control of the long end" of the bond market. The yield curve is flat. Yields are broadly high, from short to long, because inflation is persistently above-target. https://t.co/x8OigvaiSc
I have 0 clue what scenario you need this for but it doesn't make it any less cool 引用 @CARN0N:Highlights of all four stunts Tesla showed off with the new Roadster today. https://t.co/chP6QEuVMk
Apple very clearly launched the iPhone Duo prematurely based on the supply available just to get it to market earlier. I believe they knew they wouldn’t have a reasonable amount of supply until November at the earliest.
2026.42: Home At Last The best Stratechery content from the week of October 12, 2026, including what Apple is doing, SpaceX's appetite, and the title, takes, and the Washington Wizards. https://t.co/FeJjlxhHl6
I hope in this hypothetical case Susan gives Alex an earful in response. The markets are near ATH. If THIS isn't "good" time, when exactly would you want them to issue equity? Capital is going to be VERY important in this race. Issuing equity at the right time and optimizing for 引用 @RihardJarc:Ale
So weird that the signup flow for Apple Intelligence includes the line “Better for you if you turn me off.” Probably nothing, pizza bagels it is! https://t.co/Sy4eYlUJr2
Have any of the labs tried to do in history what they've done in math, like digitizing the relevant documents, having lots of historians in the loop, and throwing a few billion tokens at a question like "why did the industrial revolution happen when and where it did?"
The statement focuses on "online" and says nothing about in-store availability. Just "experiencing" it in-store. Not a good sign for day one in-store availability for those without pre-orders. 引用 @markgurman:Apple: "Demand for iPhone Duo, our first foldable iPhone, has been nothing short of extraor
最新@conferenceboard调查发现,近一半CEO预期未来三年AI将提升生产率并降低运营成本 https://t.co/yTaNSjJYs1 原文: Latest survey from @conferenceboard found that nearly half of CEOs expect AI to boost productivity and reduce operating costs over the next three years https://t.co/yTaNSjJYs1
网络安全、AI与地缘政治仍是CEO在2026年4季度的顶尖风险,且各项担忧较上季上升 @conferenceboard https://t.co/Bn1KkKEz30 原文: Cybersecurity, AI, and geopolitics remained CEOs’ tops risks in 4Q26, with concern over each increasing from the prior quarter @conferenceboard https://t.co/Bn1KkKEz30