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New Fed Chair

I’ve spent the last few weeks surrounded by teenagers. Man do they talk a lot.  The nonstop nonsensical chatter called to my remembrance many, many class periods I spent sitting…
jeremy
June 19, 2026
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Labor Force Erosion

While it’s so entertaining to blather on and on about the double talk and deception in the Middle East conflict (they say that all’s fair in love and war, right),…
jeremy
June 5, 2026
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Friendly Fire?

The markets responded positively to calmer conditions in the Middle East this week, with the S&P reaching a new all-time-high on Wednesday.  The cease fire held until yesterday when the…
jeremy
May 8, 2026
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A New Normal?

The stock market is about to close on its fifth straight week of losses as investors grow increasingly concerned about the impact that the conflict in the Middle East will…
jeremy
March 27, 2026
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The Hawks have a Party

The Fed met this week and voted to keep their overnight interest rates unchanged. Sounds just peachy, right? After all, mortgage rates were in the 5’s and that’s palatable. But…
jeremy
March 20, 2026
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The Price of Everything

War is never pretty; it’s a gut wrenching byproduct of differing ideologies and unbridled self-interest. The U.S. bombed Iran and now they’re retaliating like a cowardly bully by bombing their…
jeremy
March 6, 2026
Market Movement

Fed Fishing

I attended an economic symposium yesterday where the speaker was an economist for the Federal Reserve.  Admittedly, and somewhat embarrassingly, I was a little starstruck.  I was fascinated to see this guy elaborate…
jeremy
February 13, 2026
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Shrinkage?

Slumping Retail Sales, which were expected to increase 0.4% and instead dead flat, are helping boost mortgage bond pricing today. Retail Sales is now -0.4% year over year.  Remember that…
jeremy
February 10, 2026