1. UK inflation exceeds 10%

    Published: Wed 17 August 2022
    Updated: Tue 17 January 2023
    By steve

    In Markets.

    UK back to the 1970s

    Well, we’re now firmly in double-digit territory in the UK, in terms of YoY CPI increases. This is not only the biggest market story, it’s dominating the Main Street news. The UK does not have the protection that comes from issuing the world …

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  2. On the brink

    Published: Tue 16 August 2022
    Updated: Tue 22 November 2022
    By steve

    In Markets.

    ESG and anti-ESG

    I understand why people like the idea of ESG. I understand that cynical, hard-nosed hustlers want to muscle in to profit on what the mass of suckers want. I guess this explains Blackrock’s obsession with ESG, but I am not totally sure. I suspect that …

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  3. A recession, but not as we know it, Jim!

    Published: Mon 15 August 2022
    Updated: Tue 22 November 2022
    By steve

    In Markets.

    15 Aug 2022

    The US Treasury curve inversion

    There are a lot of measures of yields and discount curves. Looking at raw T-bill yields is not ideal, because they have cash flows at all sorts of dates. However, there is clearly a material difference between the duration of the 10Y …

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  4. $COINing it

    Published: Wed 10 August 2022
    Updated: Tue 22 November 2022
    By steve

    In Markets.

    Wednesday 10, August 2022

    Coinbase

    [[$COIN]] results out.

    Inflation

    Inflation expectations …

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  5. Playing chicken with the Fed

    Published: Fri 05 August 2022
    Updated: Tue 22 November 2022
    By steve

    In Markets.

    The Fed and the BoE

    Central Banks

    Everyone (well, someone) keeps asking me “Why is the Bank of England raising rates so much when everyone is forecasting that we’re about to go into a recession?” To be honest

    170 years of Bank of England policy rates:

    <blockquote class="twitter-tweet …

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  6. Not so sunny now

    Published: Thu 04 August 2022
    Updated: Tue 22 November 2022
    By steve

    In Markets.

    Sunrun inc

    Sunrun: “ESG” is for Everybody Screws the Government (RUN US)

    Muddy Waters is short Sunrun Inc. (RUN) because we see it as an uneconomic business built on three shaky pillars: The equity story of exaggerated “Subscriber Values” and “Gross / Net Earning Assets”, funding growth through abusing tax incentives …

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