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Inflation Rising…highest gas inflation in over a year
The YoY gas chart indicates the future inflation number for May…highest level in over a year and climbing.. And of course confirmed with gcpi below…
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TLT:Oil transitions to risk off
TLT to oil shows a move to risk off. MACD wkly shows the first up in 4 weeks. Although TLT momentum is still low when compared to 2016 and 2017 Apr-Jun timeframes. I suspect that’s due to rate rises and … Continue reading
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Real Estate Pipeline dries up with millennials
Real estate doesn’t have a bright future as the bottom of the market has no support. Where Millennials Are Buying Homes 1. Ogden-Clearfield, Utah Millennials who own homes: 51.0% 2. Grand Rapids-Wyoming, Mich. Millennials who own homes: 45.3% 3. Des Moines-West … Continue reading
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Real estate bottoms out 3y after (end of) recession
End of 2012 in UK AND Q1 2012 for US. Q2 2010 was an effective bottom when delinquencies started to fall. BUT end of 2012 was a better time in both US and Europe. Unemployment rate also peaked in 2010: … Continue reading
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Gas needs to turn now
Gas prices need to turn down on a monthly basis. Over the summer, gas prices roll over after rising early in the year.
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USD bull (5-6mo) has begun
The USD has broken out into bull mode. This is necessary to have a TLT run and to have oil turn around and fall. See Oct 2014 and Jan 2015 and Jan 2016. Oil has turned the 3rd week May … Continue reading
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World has progressed vs US and Finance Jobs Shrink by 30%
The world has progressed relative to the US. And the job creation problems of the future from:
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CCPI 2.11 ! 2.0 achieved
Core inflation as predicted 2.0+ ! Monthly inflation 0.1755. Table below-
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No Bear Mkt…you need rising unemployment claims
In order to have a bear market, unemployment claims must be rising and delinquencies. Both are still falling…UC quarterly below… The last bear market began beginning Q2 2007: The Fed lowered rates for the first time on Aug 1 … Continue reading
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