Category: Market Trek
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Four Decades of ‘Down, Down, Down’
Between 1981 and 2020, U.S. interest rates went one way: down. It’s a stunning picture our Market Trek host Brian Whitmer shows you in his new video where he also […]
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Why We’re Watching ‘Junk’
High-yield bonds, a.k.a. junk bonds, have a history of making important correlations with the S&P 500. In his new video, our Market Trek host Brian Whitmer walks you through 2 […]
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Silicon Valley Bank and ‘The Great Purge’
The “binge and purge” credit cycle dates back decades. It goes like this: When interest rates are low, people binge on credit. When the rates rise… yep, you got it. […]
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Hedge Fund Masquerading as a Central Bank
Something weird has been happening at the Swiss Central Bank. It has just reported its biggest loss in history — and missed its annual dividend payment (for the 2nd time!). […]
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Should You Pay Attention to a ‘Golden Cross’?
The DJIA in December. The Russell 2000 in January. Now, the S&P 500 flashed a “golden cross” chart formation. When the 50-day Moving Average crosses the 200-day MA, ears perk […]
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From $18,000,000,000,000 to $0
“From $18 trillion to $0,” that’s what happened to one asset class over the past two years. Watch our Market Trek host Brian Whitmer explain (from his global destination in […]