Jared Dillian
Bloomberg
Myrtle Beach, SC, United States
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Recent articles by Jared:
Crypto's Limp BlackRock Response Is a Clear Tell
If not even a vote of confidence from the world’s largest asset manager can spark a rally, then the bear market is far from over. → Read More
Team Soft Landing Is Starting to Pull Ahead
It’s starting to look as if the US economy might avoid a deep and painful recession as the Federal Reserve battles to bring down inflation. → Read More
Uber Embodies the Post-Covid Inflationary Economy
The ride-sharing company is finally enjoying some pricing power, which may be the turning point investors have long waited for. → Read More
Presidents Don’t Move Prices. So Why All the Tweets?
For Biden it’s gasoline; for Trump it was stocks. Taking credit on social media for market swings will always backfire eventually. → Read More
Junior Bankers Deserve Their Bonuses. Really.
Cutting payouts when inflation is already eroding their value will only hurt the morale of those lowest on the ladder. → Read More
The Dollar Bulls Are Looking Increasingly Like a Cult
It’s hard to boil the $6.6 trillion foreign-exchange market down into a simple narrative. But that hasn’t stopped people from trying. → Read More
Single-Stock Levered ETFs Are Financial Mutants
The SEC has approved a product that is sure to increase volatility and benefit few investors. → Read More
Are We in a Recession Now? Just Look at Discount Retailers
The shares of companies that operate so-called dollar stores have soared in one of the rare bright spots for markets. → Read More
Americans Are Talking Themselves Into a Recession
If not even one of the hottest job markets in history can cheer up consumers, then an economic downturn looks inevitable. → Read More
The Redditors Should Know When They Are Conquered
The more meme stock investors lose, the more strident they become. → Read More
California’s $17 Billion Rebate Plan Is Economic Illiteracy
The last thing the US economy needs is more inflation, but the state’s bid to send checks to its citizens will only bolster prices. → Read More
Average Investors Should Try and Time Markets
It doesn’t mean going all in or out but rather tweaking allocations in response to telltale signals. → Read More
Oil Is in Another Bear Market
Traders seem to be betting on demand destruction, which would not be bad for the economy, stocks and bonds. → Read More
Inflation's 'Fun' Period Was Way Too Brief
Rising prices are initially good for the economy because activity tends to pick up and wage growth accelerates. The trick is not to be fooled by the resulting boost to nominal GDP. → Read More
The Next Crisis to Hit Markets May Be About Liquidity
It’s becoming tougher to trade securities, and it's not just because the Federal Reserve is tightening monetary policy. → Read More
Gold's Strange Behavior Shows It's No Haven
Lately the precious metal is adding to portfolio volatility, moving with the broader markets instead of against them. → Read More
What Fidget Spinner Mania Can Teach Bond Traders
We are witnessing maximum fear about interest rates. That is good news for the bond market, but perhaps not so much for the economy. → Read More
There's a Bull Market in Macro Doom
Bearish arguments are compelling because they sound smart. That’s what makes them seductive to novice investors. → Read More
Walmart Truckers Earn as Much as Some Bankers. Good.
The pandemic and supply-chain disruptions have upended the notion of an essential job. → Read More
Consumer Despair Is Probably Worse Than We Realize
Prices of hard assets are rising fast and financial assets are dropping, ratcheting up the misery. → Read More