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Economist Peter Schiff Criticizes Trump's Treasury Pick, Scott Bessent, Says He Will Have To Find Buyers For Trillions In New Debt Each Year: 'His Job Is To Continue The Ponzi'

Mohamed El-Erian On Yield And Oil Price Drop: Economic Boon Or Major Downturn Ahead?

Peter Schiff Says Rising Bond Yields A Ticking Time Bomb For Stock Investors: 'What Matters Is Not The Rate Itself, But...'

Mohamed El-Erian On Yield And Oil Price Drop: Economic Boon Or Major Downturn Ahead?

Peter Schiff Says Rising Bond Yields A Ticking Time Bomb For Stock Investors: 'What Matters Is Not The Rate Itself, But...'

3 Alarming Charts: US Yield Curve Mirrors 2008 Subprime Crisis As Default, Recession Worries Mount

Apple Pay Later Vs. AAPL Pay Later: Which Is More Rewarding?

3 Alarming Charts: US Yield Curve Mirrors 2008 Subprime Crisis As Default, Recession Worries Mount

Apple Pay Later Vs. AAPL Pay Later: Which Is More Rewarding?

10 High Yield, Cheap Dividend Stocks To Buy Right Now

Bank Stocks Are Hot: How Much Western Alliance Do You Need To Yield $200 Per Month?

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'Big Short' Investor Michael Burry Says This Could Be The Real Reason Yields Are Rising Despite Deflation Talks

"Big Short" investor Michael Burry has pointed out in his now-deleted tweet that rising yields across the curve despite a widespread prediction that deflation could be on the cards is likely a function of quantitative tightening.

Wednesday's Market Minute: Why Soft CPI Could Bring Higher Yields

The most notable event in the market the past week is the shocking revelation that investors are, in fact, capable of selling Treasury bonds still. The 10-year yield is steadily inching its way higher after making what looks like a short-term double bottom just above 1.1%. Now at 1.34%, the yield is about the highest in a month.

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Tuesday's Market Minute: Who Wins The Reflation Trade?

Reflation has become one of the hottest buzzwords over the last six months since Americans began getting vaccinated and the economy started its process of stabilizing. A term that has been used synonymously with “normalizing” and “reopening,” the reflation trade represents easing restrictions that have hindered growth within the economy.

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Thursday's Market Minute: Russell 2000 Misses The Equity Party

Russell 2000 futures sank 1% yesterday, once again showing an inverse relationship to the other major equity index futures that all finished in the green. This sort of disparity, especially while other indices are making new all-time highs, is worth watching as further weakness in the riskier small-caps is a sign that there could be a broader risk-off sentiment on the horizon.

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Check Your Engines: Major Indices Come Under Pressure From Falling Yields

The “check engine” light flashed on the rally’s instrument panel this morning. That little oil can icon looks to be glowing as well.

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Wednesday's Market Minute: The Two Most Important Market Trends Are On The Verge of Breaking

Let's put the recent Nasdaq strength into context. It's impressive, no doubt. Bond yields have flattened, and growth stocks have regained momentum with the help of resurgent valuations. I've been as surprised as anyone by the sustainability of the recent move. Up until Monday, Nasdaq futures were making new records on declining momentum.

With 10-Year Treasury Yield Heading Lower, Tech Stocks Might Be A Bright Spot Today

Without any major economic data this morning, it seems like investors may be biding their time for guidance from numbers out later in the week, including the big government jobs report on Friday.

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Is the Market Fearful Of Coming Inflation?

The latest CPI numbers were released on May 12, showing a 0.8% increase in prices from the previous month. This number was well above the 0.2% that was expected, and it triggered a quick 2.5% loss in the S&P 500 and an even greater loss in the Nasdaq. Is the market terrified at the prospect of coming inflation? I believe the answer to that question is complicated.

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Friday's Market Minute: Another Fiscal Jolt Might Cause Economy To Overheat

Economic activity is picking up faster than many expected, and the recovery poses challenges for central bankers. They must find a way to unwind the accommodative measures and avoid an unwanted recession further down the road.

Fintech Focus For February 23, 2021

Revisiting A Popular Multi-Asset ETF

Barron's Cover Story: This Year's Best Income Ideas

The Melt-Up Set Up for the December to Remember

High Yield Momentum Portfolio for September

High Yield Stocks Below $10 a Share

The Yield Curve Can't Invert With Fed Manipulation

AT&T Offers an Attractive Alternative to Low CD Rates

Breakeven Rates: 1% for 2-Year and 2% for 10-Year