An in-depth analysis of a barcode chart comparing Russell 2000 and S&P 500 performance with the manufacturing PMI overlay, discussing the performance of small caps during economic upswings and proposing modifications to the chart representation. The chapter also contrasts letters from Larry Fink and Jamie Dimon to shareholders regarding future outlooks and highlights the significance of strong capital markets for economic prosperity.
On episode 138 of The Compound and Friends, Michael Batnick and Downtown Josh Brown are joined by Dion Rabouin and Callie Cox to discuss: the Fed's next move, why inflation is so stubborn, Larry Fink's shareholder letter, the craziest meme stock yet, why people play the lottery, the problem with housing, and much more!
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