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Dr Ed's Video Webcast 1/23/23

Jan 23, 2023 1 min read

Brace yourself for December’s Leading Economic Indicators and Coincident Economic Indicators coming out today. They are likely to trigger another recession alarm. But we still see greater odds of a soft landing (60%) than a hard one (40%). Below is exclusive early access to Dr Ed's Webcast for paid members. This post and video will open to the public on a later date. What can the LEI

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Dr Ed's Video Webcast 1/18/23

Jan 18, 2023 1 min read

Consensus economic views seem to be mostly pessimistic. Big bank CEOs are preparing for a mild recession. Americans are skittish about a downturn, most economists project a recession, and lots of investment strategists remain bearish. But not us: Below is exclusive early access to Dr Ed's Webcast for paid members. This post and video will open to the public on a later date. We don’t foresee recessions

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Dr Ed's Video Webcast 1/10/23

Jan 10, 2023 1 min read

We still see greater odds that the economy will glide to a soft landing (60%) than plummet to a hard one (40%), which nearly everyone else expects. What might a soft landing look like? Below is exclusive early access to Dr Ed's Webcast for paid members. This post and video will open to the public on a later date. The happiest—and most contrary—of scenarios would be

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Dr Ed's Video Webcast 1/3/23

Jan 3, 2023 1 min read

With last year thankfully behind us, we take stock of what could go both wrong and right for the economy in 2023. We’re optimistic that 2023 will be better than 2022 for several reasons, but that’s a contrarian viewpoint. Below is exclusive early access to Dr Ed's Webcast for paid members. This post and video will open to the public on a later date. We maintain

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Dr Ed's Video Webcast 12/12/22

Dec 12, 2022 1 min read paid

A few choice negative words about consumer spending prospects from a few high-profile bank CEOs tripped up the S&P 500 last week. Below is exclusive early access to Dr Ed's Webcast for paid members. This post and video will open to the public on a later date.

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Dr Ed's Video Webcast 12/5/22

Dec 5, 2022 1 min read

We’ll be glad to put this year behind us—pessimism reigned as inflation raged, the Fed tightened, and investors revalued stocks downward. But the resultant bear market was a mild one as bear markets go. Below is exclusive early access to Dr Ed's Webcast for paid members. This post and video will open to the public on a later date. If it ended on October 12, as

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Dr Ed's Video Webcast 11/28/22

Nov 28, 2022 1 min read

The consensus is now bracing for a 2023 recession that tempers inflation and ends the Fed’s reign of tightening but also depresses corporate earnings, suggesting more downside for stocks’ valuation multiples. We’re more optimistic, expecting Below is exclusive early access to Dr Ed's Webcast for paid members. This post and video will open to the public on a later date. We’re more optimistic, expecting no

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Dr Ed's Video Webcast 11/14/22

Nov 14, 2022 1 min read

Economic recessions invariably produce earnings recessions, but earnings slowdowns and downturns can occur without economic recessions: Nominal GDP and revenues growth can stay strong as profit margins narrow, causing earnings growth to falter. That’s what seems to be happening now, with the earnings weakness looking like that of a soft, not hard, landing. Below is exclusive early access to Dr Ed's Webcast for paid members. This post

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Dr Ed's Video Webcast 11/7/22

Nov 7, 2022 1 min read

For a variety of reasons, there’s a severe mismatch between the demand for and supply of labor in the US. That’s created a maelstrom in the market, with extraordinary levels of turnover: One third of payroll employees have quit their jobs over the past 12 months, most for higher-paying ones. That’s driving up wage inflation and driving down productivity. Below is exclusive early access to Dr Ed&

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Dr Ed's Video Webcast 10/31/22

Oct 31, 2022 1 min read paid

The bear market has clawed 30% out of stock valuations, returning the S&P 500’s forward P/E to its historical average of 15. But October 12 may have marked the bear’s bottom. If GDP and inflation perform as we expect and the Fed does what everyone expects, that bottom should hold. Below is exclusive early access to Dr Ed's Webcast for paid members. This

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Dr Ed's Video Webcast 10/24/22

Oct 24, 2022 1 min read paid

Both the bearish and bullish cases for the stock market currently boil down to how the economy responds to the tectonic monetary policy adjustment from unconventionally ultra-easy to conventionally tight, a.k.a. “The Great Monetary Policy Reversal.” Below is exclusive early access to Dr Ed's Webcast for paid members. This post and video will open to the public on a later date.

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Dr Ed's Video Webcast 10/17/22

Oct 17, 2022 1 min read

More persistently pernicious inflation than expected is at the root of the financial market’s bearish sentiment. Revenues, profit margins, and earnings have been holding up relatively well; the market’s big problem is a significant downward rerating of the P/E multiples that investors are willing to pay in this inflationary economic environment. Below is exclusive early access to Dr Ed's Webcast for paid members. This post

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