SURPRISE Birthdays And Interest Rate Increases!

Come on in and let me update you of what’s happening in both the markets and at home, including my wife’s surprise 40th birthday, the surprising move in interest rates due to inflationary concerns, how I’m hedging the move in technology stocks, sector rotation, and more.

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Surprise Birthday!: (0:00)
New Office Layout: (2:19)
Market Update: (4:05)
Sector Rotation: (14:00)
Outro: (17:45)

[magnum]

Slick setup you got going on there!!! Have a good one, Thank you Todd.

[bostonseeker]

I'm dubious on calling the spring 2020 contraction a recession, and Todd is right to question it. The contraction lasted about three months and wasn't coordinated across the entire economy. (I think a couple sectors didn't contract.) Plus it had an exogenous cause (the pandemic). Of course, the economy almost a year later is still recovering, and some sectors remain sluggish and depressed. But that was also true in 2009-11. The labor market didn't fully recover until 2015.

(In a long term sense, the pandemic is endogenous, intrinsic to the current era of globalization, which has been slowly coming to an end since 2015.)

We had one-quarter contractions in Q1 2011, 2014, and 2015. Those were correctly not labeled recessions. The December 2007 - March 2008 contraction (all in housing and related) is tacked on to the 2008-9 recession, again dubious. The economy expanded again March 2008 - June 2008 before the real recession started, and it reached a slightly higher level. It looks suspiciously political (meaning partisan political) to me.