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Feb 7, 2024 BR |#188 | More Tremors….

I discussed New York Community Bank on Looking Backwards Looking Forwards this week and I was all set to write about a different topic, but when the facts change sometimes you have to change your mind and that is what happened to me today.  Last Wednesday NYCB was down 38% after posting a huge 4th …

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WeLIV4Golf Season 3

I can no longer in good conscience discuss LIV Golf any further.  I have watched Jon Rahm go from bad mouthing LIV Golf to getting the LIV golf world thrown at him.  He has his own team and is the lead story.  Rory McIlroy is now saying that he is fine with LIV.  Stop, just …

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Feb 4, 24 LBLF | #187 |  Tremors just Tremors…

Looking Backwards … LB #1 This week was a firehose of financial news.  The Fed meeting resulted in the Fed leaving interest rates alone, but Jerome Powell said that a March rate cut was probably off the table.  Treasuries were strong early in the week after seeing the Treasury refunding announcement, more on that in …

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Jan 31, 2024 BR |#186 | Fortune favors the Bold

This is called the Wendy Peffercorn allegory-  There was a movie set in 1962 Los Angeles about a group of young kids playing neighborhood baseball called the Sandlot.  This movie captured the innocence of childhood, how great baseball used to be before the analytics made it a bore, and it taught us the power of …

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Jan 28, 24 LBLF | #185 |  Don’t call it civil war…yet.

Looking Backwards … LB #1 I usually find politics distasteful, I think it is a bought and paid for sordid business, but sometimes it just leaps out and demands your attention and this is one of those weeks.  There are some very courageous people who are pushing back against their federal governments and the institutional …

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Jan 24, 2024 BR |#184 | The Recession has Begun

The NBER, National Bureau of Economic Research Business Cycle Dating Committee, dating committee? is the official organization that calls recessions and here is how they define recessions “A recession involves a significant decline in economic activity that is spread across the economy and lasts more than a few months.” The definition used to be 2 …

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Jan 21, 24 LBLF | #183 | The KISS rally 

Looking Backwards … LB #1 The rally from the end of last year was back this week, or at least at the end of this week.  The S&P 500 powered to a new record and it was driven by the magnificent 7 less Tesla, more on them in a minute.  The people are continuing to …

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Jan 17, 2024 BR |#182 | The Stories of Three Great Ladies

“Do you know, one of the great problems of our age is that we are governed by people who care more about feelings than they do about thoughts and ideas. “ Margaret Thatcher in The Iron Lady I was flipping through the Forbes magazine recently and I came across an article that I want to …

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Jan 14, 24 LBLF | #181 | Stress is Everywhere

Looking Backwards … LB #1 We begin today with a massively important article written by Randall Forsyth in Barron’s.  He is discussing that the treasury market reversal helped fuel the boom in stocks and bonds in the last two months, but he writes don’t expect it to continue.  “The Treasury market now is 14% bigger …

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Jan 10, 2024 BR |#180 | Welcome to America 2024. 

We often talk high finance or economics or even look into the activities or habits of people that we think we can learn from but today I would like to veer from the straight and narrow to discuss something that I didn’t expect needing to talk about- safety.  I can’t believe that we have to …

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