If you believe that inflation is really going to take off (we don’t), what should you do? Once again...
Following the kind of stock market blow-out that we are anticipating there will be plenty of high yi...
It seems like the inflationistas are predicting inflation rather than showing data to support it’s e...
The rise in yields is happening far too quickly and in a vacuum, absent data, for a normal robust ma...
Bitcoin could conceivably go to 0. Stocks could potentially lose 80%. Never in our life time do we a...
Mainstream consensus is a return to normal - we're not buying it. Inflation, jobs, asset prices are...
Assuming the vaccine is as protective as best case scenario, there remain more hurdles; never befor...
In more ‘usual’ times – the markets hate uncertainty and are skittish with bad news, especially that...
Yields on long dated Treasuries have climbed over the last few sessions. The markets are nervous all...
Nothing in New York is cheap, probably with the exception of tap water. Debt – and more specificall...
There’s an old adage: Markets hate uncertainty. But it seems that the current stimulus uncertainty...
It is difficult to think of any area in finance where more nonsense is written about than that of th...
Economic activity is a fraction of recent historical norms. The status quo is not sustainable. We ar...
The Fed knows that the economy is so over-leveraged, unproductive and bloated with trillions of doll...
We at MacroTOMI believe that the enormity of the current situation is so gigantic, that the current...
The spike in yields wasn’t because of better than expected jobs numbers or a jump in CPI or a jump i...
We are currently tempering unemployment with what is now the tail end of the Payroll Protection Prog...
By giving the allusion of a backstop, the Fed has enabled corporates to gorge on new debt issuance i...
Question is, why are we still here? Why is the market still exuberant? The market is waiting for mor...