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News of the Week (January 15-19)

Stock Market Nerd • 1552 implied HN points • 20 Jan 24

💰 Finance Stock Market Investment Economic data Partnerships

Taiwan Semiconductor beat revenue estimates and provided positive guidance for future growth.
The Trade Desk experienced a decline in multiples but is focusing on profitability and growth.
Uber is shutting down Drizzly and streamlining its alcohol delivery within UberEats.

Insolvencies, mortgages and shop prices

Off to Lunch • 353 implied HN points • 30 Jan 24

💼 Business Economic data Housing Market

Shop price inflation in the UK has slowed down significantly.
Mortgage approvals have increased to the highest level in six months.
There were more corporate insolvencies in England and Wales in 2023 than in any year since 1993.

Daily Chartbook #167

Daily Chartbook • 1493 implied HN points • 24 Mar 23

💰 Finance Economic data Market Analysis Investment Strategies Asset allocation

New home sales showed an increase for the third month in a row
Truckload market is facing potential challenges with freight volumes
US economic activity was below trend in February according to the Chicago Fed

Xi proposes a "Global Civilization Initiative"; PBoC; Missing bond data; Guo Wengui

Sinocism • 1022 implied HN points • 15 Mar 23

🌍 World Politics Economic data Foreign Relations Global Cooperation

Xi proposes the Global Civilization Initiative focused on respecting diversity, advocating common values, valuing civilization inheritance and innovation, and strengthening international cultural exchange.
The US Summit for Democracy is sparking controversy with accusations of destabilizing the world through democracy promotion efforts.
Economic data for January-February is showing a moderate Covid exit rebound, not as strong as anticipated.

"Soft Landing"? More Like "No Landing"

The Overshoot • 471 implied HN points • 18 Feb 23

💰 Finance Economic data Inflation Interest Rates

The U.S. economy is showing strong growth despite persistent inflation and may accelerate further.
Inflation is returning for manufactured goods, potentially putting upward pressure on prices.
Interest rates may need to rise more than expected, leading to a disconnect with recent declines in real yields.

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Survival is getting more expensive

John’s Contemplations • 39 implied HN points • 26 Oct 23

💰 Finance Economic data Personal Finance

Median income has significantly increased since 1985
House prices and healthcare expenditures have also risen sharply
The costs of survival necessities like housing, food, and healthcare continue to outpace wage growth