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Steepening Yield Curve Could Shift QE Benefits to Main Street
SocialFeb 12, 2026

Steepening Yield Curve Could Shift QE Benefits to Main Street

How might the Fed/Treasury do that? One possibility is to cut short rates to steepen the yield curve, and deregulate the banks into buying the long end so that the Fed’s balance sheet can be “privatized.” If those QE assets...

By Jurrien Timmer
Fed Treasury to Coordinate
SocialFeb 12, 2026

Fed Treasury to Coordinate

Things have been quiet on the rate side, with the 10-year yield trading at around 4 ¼ percent and expectations for a few more rate cuts (down to 3.1%) holding firm. We will likely soon have a lot more coordination between...

By Jurrien Timmer
Thursday's Top Market Insights: Funds, Tech, Bitcoin
SocialFeb 12, 2026

Thursday's Top Market Insights: Funds, Tech, Bitcoin

10 Thursday AM Reads: -Fidelity Contrafund’s Will Danoff’s Secret Sauce -200 lines of markdown just triggered a $285 billion sell-off —what broke -Your stocks have been slumping, but you probably can’t blame Trump -Bitcoin’s Binary Endgame -Stumped Waymos Driven From Philippines https://t.co/FLNkyDLJUD

By Barry Ritholtz
Asian Stocks Outpace US, Shifting Money Abroad
SocialFeb 12, 2026

Asian Stocks Outpace US, Shifting Money Abroad

Perhaps the trade this year isn't so much "sell America," but rather something like: "spend a lot more money everywhere else" - at least so far this year. For example, Asian stocks have made their best start over US equities...

By Lisa Abramowicz
Equal‑Weight S&P Leads S&P 500, Biggest Gap Since 1992
SocialFeb 12, 2026

Equal‑Weight S&P Leads S&P 500, Biggest Gap Since 1992

The S&P 500 Equal Weight Index is outperforming the S&P 500 this year by the largest margin since **1992** (YTD) --Dow Jones Market Data https://t.co/6EV9smAqNP

By Gunjan Banerji
Nvidia Chips Generate $8‑10 Economic Ripple per Dollar
SocialFeb 11, 2026

Nvidia Chips Generate $8‑10 Economic Ripple per Dollar

"When I look out over the next two, three years, a ripple effect for every dollar spent on $NVDA chips, there's an $8-10 multiplier across software and infrastructure" 🎙️ @DivesTech joins Dan on the latest Okay, Computer. https://t.co/kyBad40Wln

By Dan Nathan
Forecasting Trends, NAV Squeeze Mechanics, Active ETF Surge
SocialFeb 11, 2026

Forecasting Trends, NAV Squeeze Mechanics, Active ETF Surge

🆓 Wednesday links: focusing on forecasting, how NAV squeezing works, and the rise of the active ETF. https://t.co/bgzuhBy1Uq image: https://t.co/JRCEGjVQN2 https://t.co/PSs8BSV9vG

By Tadas Viskanta
Tech Peaks; Next Moves Mapped in 10 Charts
SocialFeb 11, 2026

Tech Peaks; Next Moves Mapped in 10 Charts

Off-Topic ChartStorm - Tech Stocks Tech has topped, what's next? Here's 10 charts outlining the situation and thoughts on the risks + opportunities: https://t.co/WKltkF9gOt https://t.co/k0pxNxZedy

By Callum Thomas
Yen Carry Trade Holds; USD Weakens, Markets Rise
SocialFeb 11, 2026

Yen Carry Trade Holds; USD Weakens, Markets Rise

Yen Carry Trade Is Not Unwinding Like You Think $USDJPY $FXY $QQQ $DXY Japan & China’s pressure on Treasury sales are weakening the USD, supporting equities + metals overall, without triggering a disruptive yen carry trade unwind. https://t.co/m6Mu3FpuRf

By Samantha LaDuc
AI Spending Cemented, Driving Multiplier Effect Across Tech
SocialFeb 11, 2026

AI Spending Cemented, Driving Multiplier Effect Across Tech

AI spending isn't a debate anymore, it's cemented. @DivesTech on the multiplier effect across software, infrastructure and data centers 💻🚧 https://t.co/TC1BjQAHtv

By Dan Nathan
CBO Underestimates AI's Productivity Boost, Forecasts Too Low
SocialFeb 11, 2026

CBO Underestimates AI's Productivity Boost, Forecasts Too Low

CBO is mostly dismissive of the effects of AI on productivity growth (overly so IMHO). They expect *slowing* potential labor force productivity as the modest AI boost to TFP is swamped by the reduction in capital services. I would take the over...

By Jason Furman
Earnings Season Sparks 5.2% Avg Move, Largest Since 2012
SocialFeb 11, 2026

Earnings Season Sparks 5.2% Avg Move, Largest Since 2012

The average stock reporting so far this earnings season has moved 5.2% up or down, the biggest post-earnings move since at least 2012--Citi https://t.co/Avh8yKzn1V

By Gunjan Banerji
Bulls Near Record, Yet Options and Speculatives Stay Low
SocialFeb 11, 2026

Bulls Near Record, Yet Options and Speculatives Stay Low

Sentiment in the stock market appears somewhat mixed. The Investors Intelligence survey (below) does show that the percentage of bulls is near the historical highs (62) while the percent bears is near the low (15). However, that level of enthusiasm is...

By Jurrien Timmer
Jobs Surge, Unemployment Drops: GDP Gains Confirm Strength
SocialFeb 11, 2026

Jobs Surge, Unemployment Drops: GDP Gains Confirm Strength

On the surface a strong jobs report (130K jobs & unemployment falls to 4.3%). And just about every detail makes that stronger: participation up, involuntary part-time down, hours up, wages up. The mystery of strong GDP and weak jobs is being resolved...

By Jason Furman
Trump’s Trillion-Dollar Savings Claim Ignores Fixed-Rate Debt
SocialFeb 11, 2026

Trump’s Trillion-Dollar Savings Claim Ignores Fixed-Rate Debt

Trump says lower rates would save "at least one trillion dollars per year." The federal government's entire annual net interest bill was $970 billion in fiscal 2025—and much of that is locked in at rates on previously issued debt that...

By Nick Timiraos
January Jobs Spark Rate‑cut Doubts Despite Solid Hires
SocialFeb 11, 2026

January Jobs Spark Rate‑cut Doubts Despite Solid Hires

Analytically, the January U.S. jobs report supports competing views. The market reaction, however, was clear: traders have sharply dialed back expectations for a June rate cut. The big beat on January job creation, paired with a dip in the unemployment rate...

By Mohamed El‑Erian
Global Payout Growth Outpaces US, Driving Valuations
SocialFeb 11, 2026

Global Payout Growth Outpaces US, Driving Valuations

And it’s not just global earnings that have been showing momentum. Payouts (dividends + buybacks) have been advancing as well, as companies near and far have become more shareholder savvy. The growth rate of payouts has been the primary driver...

By Jurrien Timmer
Shareholder Rejects Netflix Deal, Backs Paramount Bid
SocialFeb 11, 2026

Shareholder Rejects Netflix Deal, Backs Paramount Bid

Small Warner Bros. Discovery Shareholder Blasts ‘Flawed, Inferior’ Netflix Offer and Backs Paramount’s Hostile Bid — but Will It Matter? https://t.co/NGSPvAdqOW via @variety

By Todd Spangler
Global Earnings Boom Ends S&P’s EAFE Uptrend
SocialFeb 11, 2026

Global Earnings Boom Ends S&P’s EAFE Uptrend

The earnings boom has gone global, with estimates in both EAFE and EM showing good momentum. The blue squiggles show estimates for the S&P 500 and the pink ones are for the MSCI EAFE index. The days of significant divergences...

By Jurrien Timmer
Strong Earnings, Modest Overvaluation—Boom, Not Bubble
SocialFeb 11, 2026

Strong Earnings, Modest Overvaluation—Boom, Not Bubble

This formidable earnings growth has allowed valuations to take a back seat for a change. While the 5-year CAPE ratio is up there at 32x, the n12m P/E multiple doesn’t seem too onerous at 22x, considering not only the earnings...

By Jurrien Timmer
Strong NFP Spurs Fed Pause, Dollar Gains, Market Pullback
SocialFeb 11, 2026

Strong NFP Spurs Fed Pause, Dollar Gains, Market Pullback

NFP BREAKDOWN : Unemployment rate dropped to 4.3% while headline number crushed the expectations. In simple words , this was a much solid NFP all across the board. FED pause will continue. Profit taking in Gold , SPX , NASDAQ on reduced rate cut...

By tradeloq
Jobs Report Day Shows Record Forecast Divergence
SocialFeb 11, 2026

Jobs Report Day Shows Record Forecast Divergence

Good morning and welcome to Jobs Report Day in the US. The consensus forecasts are for a monthly employment gain of 65,000, an unemployment rate of 4.4%, and a 3.7% annual increase in average hourly earnings. As we head into this release,...

By Mohamed El‑Erian
US Hiring Slumps to Recession-Level, Job Market Fragile
SocialFeb 11, 2026

US Hiring Slumps to Recession-Level, Job Market Fragile

⚠️US HIRING IS AT RECESSION LEVELS: US hiring rate sits at just 3.3%, in line with the 2020 Crisis and one of the lowest readings in 13 years. Hiring is even weaker than during the 2001 recession and at levels seen during...

By Global Markets Investor (newsletter author)
Markets Await Jobs Data to Gauge Fed Cut Prospects
SocialFeb 11, 2026

Markets Await Jobs Data to Gauge Fed Cut Prospects

Will stock markets find enough to like in US jobs data? It’s all about Fed interest rate cut expectations. #Jobs #NFP #StockMarket #Dollar #Fed #Macro #Trading https://t.co/UBCpyuHxhZ

By Ilya Spivak
US Consumer Credit Surges $24B, Outpacing Forecasts
SocialFeb 11, 2026

US Consumer Credit Surges $24B, Outpacing Forecasts

Total US consumer credit increased by $24.05 billion in December, far higher than forecasts of an $8.0 billion increase.

By Michael A. Gayed, CFA (Lead-Lag Report)
AI‑Driven Sell‑Off Sparks Tech Opportunities on Bloomberg TV
SocialFeb 11, 2026

AI‑Driven Sell‑Off Sparks Tech Opportunities on Bloomberg TV

Look forward to discussing this AI driven sell-off and the opportunities in tech on @BloombergTV at 9:40 am with @mattmiller1973 and @daniburgz 🔥🍿📺🐂🏆🎯

By Dan Ives
Long Credit, Short Software: Overlooked Hedgeye Macro Theme
SocialFeb 11, 2026

Long Credit, Short Software: Overlooked Hedgeye Macro Theme

Macro Themes Deck (148 slides) @HedgeyeTV 11AM tomorrow Sneak Peak: this slide shows our Long Credit, Short Software Theme that MANY missed https://t.co/sBbXGGtVAr

By Keith McCullough
AI Accounts for Just 7% of January Layoffs
SocialFeb 11, 2026

AI Accounts for Just 7% of January Layoffs

🔴AI is NOT the reason for job market LAYOFFS: Artificial Intelligence (AI) was cited in 7,624 of 108,435 layoffs announced in January, representing 7% of all cuts that month. Since 2023, AI has been referenced in just 3% of all job cuts...

By Global Markets Investor (newsletter author)
Growth Slows, Yields Rise—Short Treasury Duration
SocialFeb 10, 2026

Growth Slows, Yields Rise—Short Treasury Duration

Macro: growth softens, yields rise. Key: sticky CPI, Fed tightening, tight labor. Risks: stagflation, policy error. Trade: short US Treasury duration as real yields climb. — Viktor Kopylov, PhD, CFA. More insights: t.me/si14Kopylov

By Viktor Kopylov, PhD, CFA
Markets Defensive as SPX Stalls Below 7000
SocialFeb 10, 2026

Markets Defensive as SPX Stalls Below 7000

Markets turned more defensive Tuesday as early strength faded... In today’s CHART THIS: • $SPX stuck below 7000 • Bonds rally on weaker retail sales • $GOOGL below the 50-day • $AVGO trapped between key MAs • Earnings: $KO $MAR $GILD $HOOD CHART THIS -> https://t.co/pHGfUwqPar

By David Keller, CMT
Dow Hits Record High, Markets Eye January CPI
SocialFeb 10, 2026

Dow Hits Record High, Markets Eye January CPI

MARKET RECAP 📈 The Dow Jones closed at another record high, now up 4.3% so far in 2026. All eyes on January CPI coming this Friday 👀 What the heck is going on?!? Let’s talk about it 🗣️

By Peter Tuchman (Einstein of Wall Street)
Underlying Inflation Near 2.5%, Likely to Ease Further
SocialFeb 10, 2026

Underlying Inflation Near 2.5%, Likely to Ease Further

The ECI data out this morning is consistent with the thesis that underlying inflation is around 2.5%. And labor market looseness suggests that is more likely to go down than up. Wages ex volatile incentive pay have been steadily growing at...

By Jason Furman
Uber Slides to Multi‑month Low, 30% Off Recent High
SocialFeb 10, 2026

Uber Slides to Multi‑month Low, 30% Off Recent High

$UBER one of the show's favorite longs hits a multi month low and is now close to -30% below its recent high. Crickets. @dougkass @KeithMcCullough

By Doug Kass
Financial Stocks Overvalued, Commoditization Signals Short Opportunity
SocialFeb 10, 2026

Financial Stocks Overvalued, Commoditization Signals Short Opportunity

Financial stocks are "overearning" and subject to disruption. Altruist's tool is the tip of the iceberg. Today's share price declines are justified, imho - as pricing of industry product offerings will become more commoditized. This was inevitable. Trading at historic premiums...

By Doug Kass
Upcoming Jobs Report May Reveal Weaker Labor Market
SocialFeb 10, 2026

Upcoming Jobs Report May Reveal Weaker Labor Market

The jobs report is due out tomorrow. Along with it, are the annual benchmark revisions. In other words, we may soon learn that the labor market is in worse shape than we thought. https://t.co/b44jhyLPVL

By Eddy Elfenbein
Dallas Fed Sees Rates Near Neutral, Warns Stubborn Inflation
SocialFeb 10, 2026

Dallas Fed Sees Rates Near Neutral, Warns Stubborn Inflation

Dallas Fed President Lorie Logan sounded more confident about the labor market outlook compared to Sept and Nov. She is also slightly more optimistic about inflation, pointing to recent downtrends in the "trimmed mean" PCE reading. But her bottom line is...

By Nick Timiraos
Seeking Bull Case for Discounted HAL Stock
SocialFeb 10, 2026

Seeking Bull Case for Discounted HAL Stock

RPK, last time I asked you about $RIG signaling buy more - what's the bull case on $HAL on sale? @RPKent

By Keith McCullough
Snap‑back Rallies Off Strong Support Aren’t Reversals
SocialFeb 10, 2026

Snap‑back Rallies Off Strong Support Aren’t Reversals

Little Bounces Off Big Support From my live trading room Friday... Snap-back rallies off big support does not a trend-reversal make 🙃 $MSFT $AMZN $QQQ $BTCUSD $SLV https://t.co/OLa6XrVvqJ

By Samantha LaDuc
Railroads Hit All-Time Highs, AI Disruption Unlikely
SocialFeb 10, 2026

Railroads Hit All-Time Highs, AI Disruption Unlikely

No AI disruption worries in railroads, with Union Pacific, CSX, and Norfolk Southern all touching ATHs

By Lawrence Hamtil
U.S. Stocks Under Pressure as SPX/VEU Hits Near Two‑Year Low
SocialFeb 10, 2026

U.S. Stocks Under Pressure as SPX/VEU Hits Near Two‑Year Low

The 'sell America' trade pressure seems to be picking up again. The SPX-VEU (rest of world equity ETF) ratio is the lowest since April 22nd. A little further and it is a two year low. Adding the DXY Dollar Index in for...

By John Kicklighter
Amazon Steadies; Rally to 200‑day MA Signals Trade
SocialFeb 10, 2026

Amazon Steadies; Rally to 200‑day MA Signals Trade

$AMZN is holding steady after the gap frenzy last week. A rally back to the 200-day moving average would make sense for the bulls and the bears, but that feels more like a "trade" to me. The real question...

By David Keller, CMT
Atlanta Fed GDPNow Now at 3.7% Q4 2025
SocialFeb 10, 2026

Atlanta Fed GDPNow Now at 3.7% Q4 2025

GDPNow model (a “nowcast,” not a forecast) from ⁦@AtlantaFed⁩ down to +3.7% q/q annualized for 4Q2025 https://t.co/NKqC4jdaL0

By Liz Ann Sonders
Fed Likely Holds Off Policy Changes for Year
SocialFeb 10, 2026

Fed Likely Holds Off Policy Changes for Year

Bessent on balance sheet policy in a Warsh Fed: "I wouldn't expect them to do anything quickly. They've moved to an ample [reserves] regime ... that does require a larger balance sheet. So I would think they'll probably sit back,...

By Nick Timiraos
Committee Claims New Focus, Still Clings to Big Caps
SocialFeb 10, 2026

Committee Claims New Focus, Still Clings to Big Caps

Imagine being on a pretent "investment committee" that has finally figured out being Long Industrials $XLI and isn't Long of the Big $CAT ? lol Reality: they're all still long of the #Bag7 Stocks and widely held Large Cap Financials...

By Keith McCullough
White House Inflates Payrolls; Revisions Could
SocialFeb 10, 2026

White House Inflates Payrolls; Revisions Could

WH keeps 'pumping up' payrolls for tomorrow. Here's why. Revisions could wipe out all job growth last year. Zero. zip. nada. https://t.co/RILDizthdl

By Claudia Sahm
Private-Sector Wages Barely Slowed, up 3.38% YoY
SocialFeb 10, 2026

Private-Sector Wages Barely Slowed, up 3.38% YoY

ECI: Private-sector pay growth decelerated ever so slightly last year. Wages and salaries for private sector workers ex-incentive paid occupations was +3.38% in Q4 from a year earlier, unchanged from Q3. https://t.co/769ycb4jwP

By Nick Timiraos
COIN Bounces Off $145 Support, Aligns With Low Targets
SocialFeb 10, 2026

COIN Bounces Off $145 Support, Aligns With Low Targets

Can't help but notice $COIN is bouncing off major league support around $145, lining up well with the Sep '24 and Mar '25 lows. Previous lows have been confirmed with a bullish crossover from weekly PPO. But dang...

By David Keller, CMT
Software Multiples Hit 2014 Lows Amid AI Fears
SocialFeb 10, 2026

Software Multiples Hit 2014 Lows Amid AI Fears

Software earnings have been quite resilient, yet prices have collapsed over AI worries. As a result, multiples are the cheapest they've been since 2014. Sometimes things are cheap for a reason, but what if this is another DeepSeek moment? Nice charts...

By Ryan Detrick
Holiday Sales Slump and Rising Delinquencies Hit Young, Low‑Income Americans
SocialFeb 10, 2026

Holiday Sales Slump and Rising Delinquencies Hit Young, Low‑Income Americans

The one-two punch today of highly disappointing holiday retail sales and the highest consumer delinquencies since 2017 paints a bleak picture for lower-income and younger Americans. https://t.co/Bd2eX18BAU https://t.co/H1biY6UCIL

By Lisa Abramowicz