Why rising rates and a flatter curve signal a potential downturn: The U.S. economy has seen a prolonged period of growth without a recession. As the business cycle has matured, the U.S. yield curve has flattened substantially. We expect further flattening and an increasing likelihood of curve inversion as the Federal Reserve continues to raise interest rates. Historically, an inverted yield curve has been a strong leading indicator of an…
The consolidation phase is upon us. It is more recognizably taking place, and as usual, causing investors to doubt...
Technically Vulnerable? For this week’s segment of “Looking at the charts/quants”, we’ll lead with the most perfect of quant...
Welcome back to our weekly Research Report cycle (3-weeks on, 1 week off). The markets are expressing a very...
Since at least Jackson Hole, the narrative has been that inflation is a big problem, and the Federal Reserve...
A quick review from some of our notes in the prior weekly Research Report before we get started, if...
Amazon (AMZN) bought Whole Foods Market earlier in 2017 throwing retail giants like Target (TGT) and Wal-Mart (WMT) into...
“Everyone has the brain power to make money in stocks. Not everyone has the stomach.” ~Peter Lynch To review...
Good Sunday morning to all! As mentioned throughout the week, due to the birth of my nephew, we will...
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