Bull Bear Report Stock-Bond Correlation: Oil Broke The Hedge. Oil Will Fix It. Daily Market Commentary Meta Splits: The Buyback Machine Shifts To Reverse Blog Fed Over-Tightening: How Much Runway Is Left Before It Bites? Daily Market Commentary Why Small Caps Have Recently Traded Like A Bond Proxy Blog Are Bonds Pricing In A Fed Policy Mistake? Daily Market Commentary Neoclouds And Hyperscalers: Same Concept, Different Risks Daily Market Commentary The Misleading Tech Sell-Off Daily Market Commentary Warsh Says Little: Market Hears Hold Blog AI Capex And Earnings: What Happens When Growth Slows Bull Bear Report Pimco Sees A 6% 10-Year. Here’s Why “Bad Inflation” Caps Yields
Vol. XXVII · No. 134
Sunday — October 25, 2026
Houston, Texas
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Bougie Broke  The Financial Reality Behind The Facade Invest
— Invest · 3 years ago

Bougie Broke The Financial Reality Behind The Facade

Social media users claiming to be Bougie Broke share pictures of their fancy cars, high-fashion clothing, and selfies in exotic locations and expensive restaurants. Yet they complain about living paycheck to paycheck and lacking the means to support their lifestyle. Bougie broke is like “keeping up with the Joneses,” spending beyond one’s means to impress […]

Michael Lebowitz 7 min read
Junk Bonds And Bitcoin Scream Wild Exuberance Daily Market Commentary
— Daily Market Commentary · 3 years ago

Junk Bonds And Bitcoin Scream Wild Exuberance

It’s not just a handful of AI-related stocks that signal a speculative investment atmosphere. Many other stocks and markets are exhibiting similar behavior. For instance, Bitcoin and junk-rated corporate bonds show complacency and wild speculation. While both markets are inherently very different, traders and investors of bitcoin and junk bonds tend to behave similarly. The […]

RIA Team 5 min read
Dumb Money Almost Back To Even, Making The Same Mistakes Invest
— Invest · 3 years ago

Dumb Money Almost Back To Even, Making The Same Mistakes

After over two years, retail investors, also known as the “dumb money,” are almost back to breakeven. A recent chart by Vanda Research shows that the average retail “dumb money” investor portfolio still sports a drawdown despite the markets making new all-time highs. Such is unsurprising, given that retail investors often fall victim to the […]

Lance Roberts 5 min read
Stocks And VIX Flash A Warning Daily Market Commentary
— Daily Market Commentary · 3 years ago

Stocks And VIX Flash A Warning

The implied volatility index (VIX) calculates the future volatility that option traders expect. The VIX tends to rise as stocks decline. At such times, investors are often more aggressive in hedging their stocks with options. Conversely, when markets are increasing, the demand for insurance tends to wane. Further, imparting downward pressure on the VIX, some […]

RIA Team 6 min read
Apples Magic- Are Buybacks Worth Paying Up For? Invest
— Invest · 3 years ago

Apples Magic- Are Buybacks Worth Paying Up For?

Apple’s valuations are near their most expensive levels of the last ten years. Now consider that today’s valuation premiums are amidst a much higher risk-free bond yield than during most of the previous ten years. Apple has a market cap of $2.8 trillion. Assuming its price-to-earnings ratio and margins remain stable, Apple must sell nearly […]

Michael Lebowitz 6 min read
The Conference Board Says Smooth Sailing Ahead, But…. Daily Market Commentary
— Daily Market Commentary · 3 years ago

The Conference Board Says Smooth Sailing Ahead, But….

As we noted in our current Weekly Newsletter, Conference Board Scraps Its Recession Call, the Conference Board, publisher of the well-followed leading economic indicators (LEI), has rescinded its recession prediction. As we wrote: “According to the Conference Board, the reason for the retraction of the recession call was the improvement in underlying indicators.” While it’s […]

RIA Team 5 min read
Corporations Are Hoarding Cash Daily Market Commentary
— Daily Market Commentary · 3 years ago

Corporations Are Hoarding Cash

The Bloomberg graph below provides us with a reason to be optimistic about the earnings and share prices of the largest corporations. As shown, the amount of cash corporations hold is at an all-time high and double the pre-pandemic trend. Large amounts of cash are a good thing for shareholders in today’s high interest-rate environment. […]

RIA Team 5 min read
Trueflation Or CPI Inflation? Daily Market Commentary
— Daily Market Commentary · 3 years ago

Trueflation Or CPI Inflation?

On January 23, we led the Daily Commentary with a couple of paragraphs titled Is Trueflation A Better Gauge Of Inflation? If you want to learn more about the benefits of the Trueflation inflation calculation versus the popular CPI index, check out the article. About three weeks ago, when we wrote it, the Trueflation inflation […]

RIA Team 5 min read
Housing Is Unaffordable. Dems Want To Make It Worse. Invest
— Invest · 3 years ago

Housing Is Unaffordable. Dems Want To Make It Worse.

The cost of housing remains a hot-button topic with both Millennials and Gen-Z. Plenty of articles and commentaries address the concern of supply and affordability, with the younger generations getting hit the hardest. Such was the subject of this recent CNET article: “The housing affordability crisis means it’s taking longer for people to become homeowners […]

Lance Roberts 6 min read