RenMac

Jeff deGraaf, Neil Dutta, & Stephen Pavlick
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Mar 20, 2024 • 45min

RenMac Legends: A Conversation with Ethan Harris

Ethan Harris discusses his insights as a Wall Street economist, strategies for interpreting economic data, and the importance of non-consensus thinking. The conversation also touches on navigating Federal Reserve policy, making significant calls, forecasting economic trends, and exploring correlations between macro indicators during expansion phases.
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Mar 15, 2024 • 22min

RenMac Off-Script Podcast: TikTok Trade

Neil and Steve welcome Kevin to the podcast to discuss Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer’s desire to replace Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, the House vote to put TikTok on the clock, how China might retaliate against U.S. companies, what copper and commodities are saying, how the U.S. economic outperformance is benefiting Mexico and Canada, and why soft retail sales may not derail the overall solid US consumer story.
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Mar 8, 2024 • 20min

RenMac Off-Script: Bullish Zone

RenMac discusses how the payroll print is bullish for the soft-landing camp, why you should keep watching the unemployment number, how both parties saw what they wanted to in Biden’s SOTU, the takeaways from Powell’s testimony, why there is still momentum in the market, how gold is breaking out, and why you should be careful with sentiment.
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Mar 1, 2024 • 15min

RenMac Off-Script: Momentum Vs. Beta

RenMac discusses relief rally in response to expected inflation data, the underpricing of a May Fed cut, Michigan's warning signs, Haley's potential continuation after Super Tuesday, firmness of global indices, and relative weakness in utilities and staples.
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Feb 23, 2024 • 19min

RenMac Off-Script: Fiscal and Fed Fiasco

Discussions range from US debt outlook and Fed policies to Japan's economic impact. Insightful analysis on 10yr yields, Nvidia's market impact, and biotech opportunities. Political focus on SC Republican contest and MI Democratic primary.
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Feb 16, 2024 • 22min

RenMac Off-Script: No-mentum

RenMac discusses the volatility around the recent economic data, moderating inflation expectations, the correlation between air freight and industrial production, the crowded calendar that awaits Congress when it returns, why Neil wasn’t impressed with his Moscow grocery experience, what is and is not a momentum market, and whether bond yields are a better buy now or later.
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Feb 9, 2024 • 20min

RenMac Off-Script: How Much Did Hur Hurt Biden?

RenMac discusses the good, bad, and ugly for Biden in the Special Counsel report, Neil’s affinity for pop culture, how stronger productivity may be keeping inflation under control, why China may be so bad that it is good, the limited U.S. exposure to FX risk from China, and whether presidential race odds are influencing the S&P.
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Feb 2, 2024 • 25min

RenMac Off-Script: A Flukey Month

RenMac discusses why the flukey payroll report may reduce the Fed’s sense of urgency, why the weather mattered in January, how a boost in productivity may also be a boost to earnings, how employment is more of a byproduct of a strong economy than a cause, whether the disconnect between economists and voters on the Biden economy is narrowing, why the Jan. 6th trial may be the one that could move voters, polling context, why Michigan matters, and whether consolidation can be contained.
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Jan 26, 2024 • 20min

RenMac Off-Script: Extreme Options

RenMac discusses Nikki Haley’s prospects, Trump’s Veep-stakes, how voters are viewing an improving economy, the path of least resistance, why Tesla is starting to crack, whether homebuilders should be worried, how pockets of tech options could be concerning, and why Chinese tech sentiment may be setting up nicely.
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Jan 19, 2024 • 19min

RenMac Off-Script: Retail Sales & Retail Politics

RenMac discusses why Nikki Haley’s path to the presidency beyond NH is not a bright one, how better than expected retail sales and residential housing figures suggest a strong economic outlook, the great debate over when and how much the Fed will cut interest rates, why Fed Governor Waller is not riding the team transitory train, why the weakness in materials is good news not bad news, and why conditions are looking good for small caps.

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