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hcmacro

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    Comment #39382209

    Nope, the Fed cares about PCE because that’s the inflation measure it targets over time. Consequently, core PCE and core PCE services ex-housing. CPI and PPI matter for policy sett…

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    Comment #39377939

    CPI ain't PCE my guy. Other than suggesting a firm January print, this print has not really changed forecasts for core PCE--the Fed's preferred target---to hit 2% yoy by May.

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    Comment #39274572

    Rather than repeat the "markets remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent refrain," I will give you a less common reason for caution... If you're right, you'll likely be…

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    Comment #39273873

    quite possibly one of the dumbest things you can do, even if you end up being right at some point.

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    Comment #39229514

    same same

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    Comment #39219590

    You should look up Wynne Godley and Sectoral Balances.

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    Comment #39068179

    I'd say Japan (China followed Singapore in development).

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    Comment #37165319

    So Stripe going to get marked down again? Tough to IPO this far below your valuation high water mark, at least judging from its closest comp.

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    Comment #37088399

    And not too many years later, Northern Europe went to war with the Sun King. Longevity regression is equally likely if that happens again.

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    Comment #36897520

    https://www.nytimes.com/2023/05/31/magazine/ai-start-up-acce...

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    Comment #36831848

    Read Prospects for Industrial Civilization by Bertrand Russell and you'll see that the reactionary turn by the "Old Left" was inevitable.

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    Comment #36309081

    Perhaps the most terrifying headline I've read in a while.

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    Comment #35468631

    Hopefully the laid off employees fared better than the retail bagholders.

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