Trump’s Economy Finally Takes Shape
Fed independence is now dead, and we are entering a new era of politicized economics. Let’s analyze where the economy is, and think about where things might go from here.
Fed independence is now dead, and we are entering a new era of politicized economics. Let’s analyze where the economy is, and think about where things might go from here.
On May 3rd, the shocking, yet expected, announcement finally came. Warren Buffett, the legendary investor and chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, will step down at the end of 2025. The 94 year old is finally passing the reins of the vaunted… Read More ›
They say economics is nothing without a measure of predictive power, and I haven’t issued any predictions recently. So let’s talk a little future. It’s the end of April at the time of this issue’s writing, and trade flows to… Read More ›
This topic has been hotly requested, so here we go. Tariffs! They’re trump’s central economic theme, not a day goes by where they’re not in the news. But even though they’ve suddenly been thrust into the spotlight, I haven’t seen… Read More ›
I spent a long time working on a nice, big explainer blog to talk all about tariffs with you. Then, yesterday, we got the much-anticipated Liberation Day announcement, and you’ve seen the market reaction since. I hope you celebrated yesterday!… Read More ›
This blog is slated for release in early February, a couple weeks into Trump’s new term, a couple weeks without College Football, we’ve all had some time to adjust, and the sky hasn’t fallen just yet, eh? We’re bringing back… Read More ›
I hope you’re ready for the Wild West, because it’s back. Apart from some specific thinking about inflation and interest rates in the first half of 2024, this blog has remained pretty quiet regarding where I think the US economy… Read More ›
Every once in a while, you feel like you’re in the zone. Like things are finally going your way, and the world is your oyster. Well, I’m not quite on that level, but after some much-needed personal time, I hope… Read More ›