Guess like we found out why Elon has been going on a crusade against memory in his recent posts. $SKHY and Samsung have been price hiking memory too much? https://t.co/r3sTYkd7TX
Good morning. Here's the usual summary table from the just-released World Economic Outlook from the IMF. More to follow. #economy #markets @IMFNews https://t.co/lptAHOJon5
Profitable Russell 2000 stocks continue to outperform non-profitable ones (unlike last year when the latter outperformed the former 2-to-1) Source: Bloomberg, as of 10/9/2026. Profitable companies have trailing 12-month earnings per share greater than $0. Indexes are unmanaged, https://t.co/P7hiu8K
Nela speaks about the risk of income erosion & refers to « 43% workers continuously employed at the same firm over the four years spanning 2021–2024 experienced a real wage decline, with a mean loss of roughly 9% among those who fell behind » https://t.co/3TZGtoBMDb
Summer 2007 when the math was pretty clear that the credit losses were going to be in the trillions. https://t.co/KzNYHtBczw https://t.co/X1BVMQ1hdU https://t.co/QqGudCeERV 引用 @riqsz5:For those who were adults during the 2008 financial crisis, what was your holy crap, the economy is actually crash
It'll be interesting to see who does/doesn't show up at the Future Investment Initiative conference in Riyadh later this month. https://t.co/SlujHF3KIY https://t.co/8c8MdKYEC9
At #NABE2026, @KevRGordon discusses “vibepression” 1️⃣ Cumulative inflation 2️⃣ Miserable expectations 3️⃣ « Strange » and uneven labor market 4️⃣ Profits for thee, not for me 5️⃣ Net worth in driver’s seat ⚠️ New normal: higher speed limit and higher deficit https://t.co/yqRpQTYsIq
At #NABE2026, @kylascan discusses the factors behind the vibecession: 1️⃣ Later achievement of life milestones 2️⃣ Media and social negative bias 3️⃣ Labor market frozen and slow wage growth 4️⃣ Price volatility and cumulative inflation @nabe_econ https://t.co/F7miIHID5P
Over the last few months, we’ve made significant progress in reducing the effectiveness of distillation attacks against Claude. In this post, we explain how: https://t.co/uWiRSLBuOS
Something that blows my mind is the variance of the estimates we're still seeing for data center capacity. We’re already in mid-October and the selected estimates for 2026 US data-center growth still span roughly 10–21 GW on an IT basis. A range more than 2x for the year we’re https://t.co/VL1dm0sQw
Love people opening up the convo to debate/learn in public and Matt is great at it. Sharing for broader awareness. I'll leave the chip-based GW forecasts to others, but on power, I've presented several frameworks for thinking about US IT capacity and the very real limits that https://t.co/fTp3ZzdW5
Sure... Random train of thoughts on markets now, optics like $LITE / memory + $IREN / Anthropic. On Memory: - Demand visibility on $MU / Samsung / SK Hynix extend into 2030-2031. Samsung has LTAs covering 70% of their capacity into 2031 (likely with SK Hynix type price 引用 @Wolfex_Yeat:@aleabi
US economic data have increasingly been disappointing analyst expectations, with the Bloomberg US economic surprise index turning negative in the past few weeks. This is edifying concerns that consumers will soon run out of steam to keep spending as much as prices keep rising. https://t.co/Ehiz8hI2f
Lol Trump’s deal wasn’t even an energy ceasefire proper, it was a “refinery-for-refinery” proposal. Only problem: Ukraine only has one damaged refinery that matters little Russia has upward of 36 oil refineries constituting the world’s third largest refinery fleet by capacity https://t.co/GpODaZ
We are coming off a curious week of economic and financial dualism ... and are now looking at a packed one featuring US inflation data, lots of other global releases, and the IMF-World Bank annual meetings. For details, please use one of the following links to read my Weekly Look https://t.co/iuRLp9
BREAKING: US President Donald Trump claims that both Russia and Ukraine have agreed to an "energy truce" (note this is the 2nd time Trump has made a similar announcement, although this time it comes after a Russia-US diesel on diesel) https://t.co/WMF4kA7e6P
3/ She prefers "smaller, more frequent" moves to avoid bigger hikes later. Her neutral-rate estimate is among the Fed's highest, and she says if she's wrong, it's too low. Also, higher yields are "absolutely not" a substitute for Fed hikes https://t.co/Amj2pqRriQ
Mag7应该叫“Mag700”,这个观点还挺有意思。核心是当前美股“缺乏广度”(主要由Mag 7等少数大票推动)不必过度担心,原因有两点: 引用 @EricBalchunas:The Stock Market Is Currently Out of Breadth But It's No Reason to Worry.. new from me on the latest worry being hurled at investors from the columnist class and what they aren't telling you: 1) over past 100 ye
Hey, NABE Annual Meeting attendees! We’re talking all things BEA data at our booth. Swing by for the latest GDP stats and lots more. @nabe_econ https://t.co/QBhDvr0Iyo
Remember two weeks ago when risk premium sceptics were looking at ACM and saying risk premiums were falling not rising. Where are the sceptics today. Using one model is stupid but thinking risk premiums were falling back then was even stupiderer https://t.co/KnWYUsuzHk