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Changing the world with Data

NYC Katılım Nisan 2009
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unusual_whales
unusual_whales@unusual_whales·
BlackRock is planning a Nasdaq 100 ETF in direct challenge to Invesco’s monopoly with $QQQ, per Bloomberg
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MadDenker
MadDenker@maddenker·
@byHeatherLong the previous month's data was revised sharply negative, from -92K to -133K, despite expectations of an upward revision.
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Heather Long
Heather Long@byHeatherLong·
The great news in the March jobs report is the +178,000 job gains that came across a variety of industries. Yes, healthcare still led the way with +76k job gains (~43%) But you can see the gains across many others as well Construction +26k Manufacturing +15k Retail +10k Transport/warehouse +21k Hospitality +44k
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Sydney
Sydney@SydneyWestFin·
That's the trade if you believe the signal. Duration benefits when cuts come faster than priced. But the risk is that the Fed stays anchored to CPI longer than the data warrantsfloating-rate, which they have a history of doing. I'm more focused on what it means for floating rate credit. Borrowers in structured and asset-backed facilities feel rate moves immediately. They don't need to predict the curve; they just need to know the window is opening.
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Sydney
Sydney@SydneyWestFin·
1.26% vs 2.40% BLS reported. That gap tells the whole story. The shelter lag is doing most of the heavy lifting. OER takes 12-18 months to reflect actual market rents, which have been falling in most metros since mid-2023 The Fed is looking at data that's already stale. Real inflation is likely already where they want it. Which means they're keeping rates higher than they need to — and cuts could come sooner than the market is pricing in. For borrowers in credit markets, that timing gap is everything.
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Sydney@SydneyWestFin·
The Truflation divergence from CPI is one of the more underappreciated signals right now. If real-time data keeps printing below headline, the lag in shelter components alone could mean the Fed is already behind on cuts, which has big implications for borrowing costs across structured credit
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MadDenker
MadDenker@maddenker·
@cremieuxrecueil It seems more challenging for people to change their minds given new data. Why?
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Crémieux
Crémieux@cremieuxrecueil·
It's remarkable how often being a 'free thinker' seems to just mean ignoring evidence in favor of preordained conclusions. Maybe the 'free' part refers to being unconstrained by evidence.
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Velina Tchakarova
Velina Tchakarova@vtchakarova·
People didn’t want to believe that the war in Iran is systemic risk-driven global crisis - the fourth one after GFC, Covid, and Russia’s war on Ukraine. This will by by far the most comprehensive and gruesome one affecting hundreds of million people around the world. Get ready!
Velina Tchakarova@vtchakarova

For those who are not familiar with systemic risks, their multiplicative effects are devastating for underdeveloped states and welfare losses as they exceed the sum of their parts. A study by Arndt et al. (2023) on simultaneous food, fuel and fertilizer price shocks found 50 million people were pushed below $1,90/day or below minimum calorie threshold).

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MadDenker
MadDenker@maddenker·
@StealthQE4 Monetary Base just needs to keep pace. Not a problem.
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Crémieux
Crémieux@cremieuxrecueil·
A recent study claimed to show that social media use was hurting kids' cognitive development. But I had access to their data, so I was able to show that they were completely wrong. Are social scientists too lazy to check if their results are even true? Link below.
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The Kobeissi Letter
The Kobeissi Letter@KobeissiLetter·
BREAKING: Job postings on Indeed fell -5% YoY in the week ending March 13th, to the lowest since October 2025. Postings have declined -36% since April 2022 and are now down to February 2021 levels. The number of available vacancies is now only +3% above pre-pandemic levels seen in February 2020. Furthermore, LinkUp job openings are down to the 2nd-lowest level since 2021. LinkUp tracks real-time US labor demand using job postings sourced directly from the websites of the 10,000 largest US employers. US labor market weakness is spreading.
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PHILOSOPHY
PHILOSOPHY@PhilosophyOnX·
I  have always imagined that Paradise will be a kind of library. Jorge Luis Borges
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Heisenberg
Heisenberg@Mr_Derivatives·
This crash in $GLD and $SLV is quite the spectacle.
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Mike Zaccardi, CFA, CMT 🍖
Mike Zaccardi, CFA, CMT 🍖@MikeZaccardi·
$SHY short-term Treasury ETF - worst 3-day rout since last May... almost the worst since right after the 2024 election
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