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The U.S. Economy had a strong recovery from the Covid mayhem by the end of 2021 as the gross domestic product grew 5.7%. This is the fastest growth rate since 1984, when Ronald Reagan was president, according to the Bureau of Economic Analysis on Thursday. Q4 2021 hedge fund letters, conferences and more U.S. Economy Bounces BackAs reported by CNN Business, the economy of the U.S. had a solid year as growth capped 5.7%, with the last three months of 2021 beating analysts’ predictions by hitting 6.9% in terms of GDP annualized rate. This last passage represents a great improvement from the thir...
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Over the last 120 years, the popularity of different reserve currencies have ebbed and flowed, reflecting the shifting fortunes of leading global economies. Q3 2021 hedge fund letters, conferences and more For example, in the year 1900, the U.S. dollar and pound sterling made up 0% and 62% of global reserves respectively. But fast forward to 2020, and the pound now represents just 4.7% of global currency reserves, while the U.S. dollar stands at nearly 60%. Today’s motion graphic from James Eagle looks at the year-over-year change in currency reserves as a portion of total reserves, spread acr...
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In hisDaily Market Notes report to investors, while commenting on the dead federal spending plan, Louis Navellier wrote: Q2 2021 hedge fund letters, conferences and more Welcome to quarter-end window dressing. For the next couple weeks, professional money managers will be making their portfolios “pretty,” by loading up on companies with strong third quarter forecasted sales and earnings. At the end of September, we should get a free “pop” from equally-weighted ETFs that systematically realign their portfolios every 90 days. So even though September is a seasonally weak month, the second half o...
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In hisDaily Market Notes report to investors, while commenting on the low interest rate environment, Louis Navellier wrote: Q1 2021 hedge fund letters, conferences and more CPI No SurpriseThe Labor Department on Thursday reported that the Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose 0.6% in May. In the past 12 months, the CPI has risen 5%, which is slightly higher than economists’ consensus estimate of 4.7% increase and is now running at the fast pace since August 2008. Overall, the May CPI was not a big surprise and investors seemed to have shrugged it off, possibly under the belief that pandemic related ...
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Now let me return to last week’s big question – Who will “win” the 21st century? When you compare raw numbers, you have to ask: What good does it do for America to grow 5% or 6% a year if China can grow 10% to 12% a year? It now seems certain that China will someday surpass the U.S. in GDP, but bear in mind that they have four times as many people – so their per capita GDP would still be 75% below ours. Q1 2021 hedge fund letters, conferences and more China vs The U.S.These kinds of questions deliver a huge wave of “Déjà vu” to me. In the 1980s, it seemed like everyone was saying Japan would p...
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