Markets are worshipping at the AI altar. The real gods are the grid, trade policy, and time-to-rack.
A million “missing” jobs, a record in gold, and a credibility test for the Fed—here’s what’s real and what’s theater.
Yields erupt. Tariffs unravel. Gold surges. Here’s what the bond revolt means for investors—and where disciplined income strategies still matter.
New tariffs hit core industries, Fed credibility erodes, and risk spreads quietly widen. Markets are chasing AI while ignoring the storm forming beneath.
Tech rallies on sand, GDP growth hides weakness, and tariffs threaten to crack the Fed’s independence. This week’s illusions—and the risks they mask.
Jackson Hole speeches grab headlines, but the real story is Treasury supply colliding with a fragile market structure. Here’s what matters — and where defensive capital is quietly finding a home.
Markets wobble as AI stocks falter just ahead of Nvidia’s critical earnings. Jackson Hole looms—and a crowded Treasury auction only adds pressure.
Crude can’t catch a bid despite OPEC’s optimism and a weaker dollar. That’s not bullish—it’s the market whispering that the global growth engine is stalling.
July CPI looks tame—but bond auctions, sticky core inflation, and a crumbling term structure say otherwise. Here’s how the Fed’s gambit might blow up—and the one strategy that quietly hedges the risk.
AI earnings season is here. Palantir’s breakout quarter set off a rally — but is it built on government contracts, PR spin, and shaky margins? A closer look.
Markets are partying like it’s QE4, but the dollar’s silent surge is telling a very different story.
