‘Unanimous? Really?’: Cathie Wood’s Open Letter To Jay Powell
Regular readers have heard the story more times than most probably care to recall. I
Regular readers have heard the story more times than most probably care to recall. I
The world is changing. Nobody knows that better than Cathie Wood. Wood’s meteoric rise was
Cathie Wood has an idea. Don’t worry. It’s not a pitch for flying taxis that
Inflation is about to peak. Then, it’ll fall rapidly. Said nobody, anywhere. That macro narrative
On Saturday evening, someone told me they were headed to their first cocktail party in
At this point, it almost feels gratuitous to deliver more play-by-play commentary on the recent
Sometimes (ok, pretty much all of the time) I wonder whether we, as market participants,
Meanwhile, the stocks are unbothered. As discussed in the latest Weekly, equities haven’t batted an
As of last quarter, Tesla’s a growth stock with no growth. That’s a bad look.
Do you ever have déjà vu, Mrs. Lancaster? Pick your favorite Phil Connors quote to
You don’t want to short bubbles. That might sound counterintuitive. After all, if not bubbles,
“FOMO” is now a fixture of daily market banter. That’s unfortunate, not because it suggests
Asked during Wednesday’s press conference whether easier financial conditions as a result of buoyant stock
The Nasdaq 100 is on track for a double-digit monthly gain, Tesla rose more than
Add IBM to the ranks of US tech behemoths cutting jobs. The company will give
“It was a click monster.” I cringed, but she couldn’t see me since we communicated
Stop the presses: Larry Summers has something constructive to say about inflation in the US
Rates aren’t high enough yet. If you like tautologies, that’s the best way to explain
A handful of headlines sounded promising on Thursday, but by and large, they belied recycled
Money is no longer free. That simple fact, perhaps more than anything else, explains the
Last month was especially cruel to equities. September lived up to its nefarious seasonal reputation.
Notwithstanding a tough session in Asia, there was no sign of an out and out
Humans harbor a perverse fascination with calamity. I revisit this topic from time to time.
Wishful thinking. That’s a two-word summary of the pushback you’ll likely receive if you’re brave
Barring a reversal of fortune, 2022 will be remembered as the year the “slow-flation” macro
“Extremely bearish.” That’s how BofA’s Michael Hartnett described the May vintage of the bank’s Global
In “‘Where Does One Go When Everything Sells Off?’” I said there’s nothing singularly terrible
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