UMich Sentiment Survey — More Details
Long-time friends with decades of economic skills sent an additional observation about Tuesday’s commentary, and TLRWire has a follow-up discussion of the UMich Survey.
A Closer Look at University of Michigan Survey Data
TLR on the Economy helps us to answer a question about the well-known data series from the University of Michigan.
20 Days in Mariupol: Truth, Denial, and the Battle Over Narrative
I offer thoughts after seeing this documentary film with a gathering of about 100 people. Readers may freely share this commentary with others.
Argentina Again!
Argentina has defaulted 6 times since 1951, is #7 in the works? Or will another default be avoided?
Will the US Dollar Get Stronger?
We use two charts to illustrate the foreign currency versus dollar question. Will history repeat?
Nazi, Fascist — Just Words, or More?
Some personal reflections on the usage of these words by younger people
Cockroaches
Tom Essaye helps us understand the details of the First Brands and Tricolor Affairs, along with “a macroeconomic indicator to watch.”
Trump Punishes Ally; Americans Pay Tab
Americans tend to vote with their pocketbooks. Do they know they’re paying the equivalent of an additional $2/gallon gas tax? Let me explain.
Sentiment and the Stock Market
The evidence shows optimism (excessive?) for stock market investors and does not show optimism for those folks who are uninvested. Let’s discuss.
Kotok Quick Take: Shutdown, Deficits, Trumponomics 2.0
Brief comparative remarks about shutdowns, record deficits, and federal budgets bring into focus daunting challenges for the economic, market, and investment spheres.