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    By Brian Barnier on March 1, 2018 Employment, GDP, Housing, Imports & Exports, Market Fundamentals, Money & Prices, Productivity, Wages & Salaries

    “Wow” factor charts have helped readers see a reality in a fresh way. Some Fed Dashboard & Fundamentals comments dug deeper into data, some painted a more complete picture of data points, and some framed the analysis in a more insight way. For more insightful framing, these are top picks:

    DATA ANIMATION: No fear of deflation is cause is PIPE Factors (July 2015)

    Tech and Trade Transformation

    • It’s not secular stagnation; it’s the tech and trade transformation (October 2016)
    • Tech & trade – “must discuss” topics for Jackson Hole (August 2016)

    Complications of P/E, EPS and related ratios:

    • To find better measures of value, look beyond broadsheet relics (November 2015)
    • Market value – why P/E might not be what you think it is (May 2014)

    Cash gearbox and natural interest rates (September 2015)

    5 drivers of the stock market since 1951

    • How to get over 90% of your returns with less stress – start with macro (September 2017)
    • Comment replies for “Fed caused 93% of the entire stock market’s move since 2008” (March 2016)
    • Distinct drivers of stock market boom eras (August 2015)

    Strain Gauge (August 2017) – Measure strain (and equity price bubble) between financial markets and corporate output.

    World to U.S., “Do you get globalization yet?” (Dec 2014) – Red Dots picture import impacts on prices, wages and hours worked.

    Pig tails and price levels — a tale of inflation and you (Dec 2014) – pieces together a picture of  restrained inflation.

    Situation status and organic growth imperative (Oct 2014)

    • Rise of the autonomous financial sector
    • Domestic destiny derailed by deleverging, demographics, dilution and disjointed regulation

    Growing cash and who has it

    • Who are the 5 captains of corporate cash? (Nov 2015)
    • Fed’s flight path dilemma — cash gearbox gives answers (Sept 2015)
    • 3 insights for corporate cash – finding health (Sept 2014) – Corporate cash compared to investment is usually calculated with economic data, here fundamental data sharpens insight

    Is this the Fed’s inflation trap? (Aug 2014) – Causes of price increases are critical to avoiding monetary policy distortions

    Y2K – when workers hit the wall (Aug 2014) – Productivity to Real Wage per Person picture illustrates today’s situation and points to causes that pre-date the credit bubble bursting

    How hot is housing? Before digging into dirt, dig into data  (July 2014) — Housing is not a headwind; it is bubbly when benchmarked to Treacherous Triangle

    3 insights from the Real Rates-Real People Curve (June 2014)

    • Focus on real people pictures limits of monetary policy through history
    • Updates Phillips Curve for focus on today’s dynamics
    • Real Rates-Real People Curve data updated (Jan 2015) in Limits of Fed Policy – Real Rates-Real People Curve
    • Real Rates-Real People Curve data update (Oct 2015) in Fed’s liftoff fail-safe — “Cap and lift”
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