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The Nasdaq 100 is showing signs of a technical breakdown as concerns about the AI bubble and tightening liquidity grow. This divergence in stock benchmarks highlights a challenging environment for tech, with the Dow outperforming while Nasdaq struggles. Keep an eye on how these dynamics could reshape tech investment strategies moving forward.
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Companies Hang On To Their Workers, And Workers Cling To Their Jobs: One More Factor Why It's Tough For Job Seekers Job openings fell by 386,000 in December to 6.54 million, seasonally adjusted, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics today. | about 13 hours ago |
Rates Spark: U.S. Treasuries Turn Tail And Dive For Safety The 10yr US yield managed to breach below 4.2%, and the 2yr to 3.45%. Not wildly away from where they have been in the past number of months, but still quite the move. | about 13 hours ago |
Bitcoin Is The Noise, Google Is The Signal: Buying The 'Industrial Revolution' The coming regime change at the Fed could squeeze excess out of the market. But while the market obsesses over the noise, a real industrial revolution keeps accelerating. Read more here. | about 14 hours ago |
Layoffs Haven't Been This Bad Since 2009 | about 16 hours ago |
Job Openings Drop To Lowest Level Since 2020 Job openings unexpectedly fell for a third straight month in December, hitting 6.542 million vacancies according to the latest Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS). | about 17 hours ago |
Did Kevin Warsh Crash The Market? Warsh Fed chair fears sparked a sell-off, but hawkish risks look overstated. Explore why itâs a buyable dipâfavor cyclicals & small caps. See more here. | about 17 hours ago |
The Late 2020's Currency Debasement Market: Rotate Into Gold, Commodities, And Out Of U.S. Equities | about 18 hours ago |
Companies Hang On To Their Workers, And Workers Cling To Their Jobs: One More Factor Why It's Tough For Job Seekers
Job openings fell by 386,000 in December to 6.54 million, seasonally adjusted, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics today.
Rates Spark: U.S. Treasuries Turn Tail And Dive For Safety
The 10yr US yield managed to breach below 4.2%, and the 2yr to 3.45%. Not wildly away from where they have been in the past number of months, but still quite the move.
Bitcoin Is The Noise, Google Is The Signal: Buying The 'Industrial Revolution'
The coming regime change at the Fed could squeeze excess out of the market. But while the market obsesses over the noise, a real industrial revolution keeps accelerating. Read more here.
Layoffs Haven't Been This Bad Since 2009
Job Openings Drop To Lowest Level Since 2020
Job openings unexpectedly fell for a third straight month in December, hitting 6.542 million vacancies according to the latest Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS).
Did Kevin Warsh Crash The Market?
Warsh Fed chair fears sparked a sell-off, but hawkish risks look overstated. Explore why itâs a buyable dipâfavor cyclicals & small caps. See more here.