1. K-shaped recovery

    K-shaped?

    When the Covid recession started, people started wondering what the recovery would look like. The recovery from the Global Financial Crisis in 2008 was horribly drawn out, and in fact GDP took longer to recover than it did in the Great Depression of the 1930s. How Bernanke, Yellen & Co …

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  2. Market Notes, 7th July 2020

    Morning

    Risk off: bonds up (a teeny bit), equities off (quite a bit, but after a huge rally yesterday), commodities generally down, with the sole exception of natural gas.

    The politics bit

    I had a chat with some guys about trade, agriculture and the environment. I am constantly surprised at …

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  3. Market Notes, 6th July 2020

    What is money? (Part 2 of 94)

    Listening to the Market Huddle from last week (episode #87), I got to hear from George Gammon, someone I’d never heard of. I’m not a great fan of hosts of podcasts all interviewing each other. However, he did make some good …

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  4. Is this really going to continue indefinitely, and is it truly deflationary?

    Wolfstreet and Druck

    Today, I read this article, from Wolf Richer’s blog. I think that Druck had previously said how grateful we should be for all these high-tech companies providing valuable services to us below cost (or, maybe in the case of Amazon, barely above cost). Well, yes, these …

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