Macro Observations
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<p><em>In September, the Lumber/Gold ratio broke down.</em></p> <p>Not the S&P. Not the VIX. Not any headline you would have seen on CNBC. The Lumber/Gold ratio — one of the most reliable leading
Global View
A Two-Week Pause, a $19 Oil Crash, and Islamabad’s Historic Failure
Leaders-Laggards
Oil Crashes 11%, the S&P Posts Its Best Day in a Year, and the Peace Trade Finally Has a Price
Weekly Signals
Signals are split evenly between offense and defense, pointing to a market at an inflection point.
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I don’t write urgency posts for the sake of writing urgency posts. But this is one of the few times I genuinely mean it — what’s happening tomorrow at NASDAQ MarketSite is something most advisors won’t see again for a long time. GraniteShares is hosting an advisor-only
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The structured product industry has been one of the fastest-growing corners of finance for years — but access has always been the problem. High minimums, opaque pricing, limited liquidity, and bank-issued notes with complex terms kept most advisors on the sidelines. That’s changing fast, and I want to
Closing Thoughts for the Week
Can a Market Rally Survive When the Price of Oil Is Still the Price of Everything?
High Yield Spotlight
HIGH YIELD SPOTLIGHT Every week, we'll profile a high yield investment fund that typically offers an annualized distribution of 6-10% or more. With the S&P 500 yielding less than 2%, many investors find it difficult to achieve the portfolio income necessary to meet their needs
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A Relief Rally, a Jobs Surprise, and the Entire World Holding Its Breath for Sunday
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The structured product industry has been one of the fastest-growing corners of finance for years — but access has always been the problem. High minimums, opaque pricing, limited liquidity, and bank-issued notes with complex terms kept most advisors on the sidelines. That’s changing fast, and I want to
Leaders-Laggards
A Relief Rally Built on Headlines, an 11% Oil Spike, and the Longest Losing Streak Finally Snaps