Jared Dillian
Bloomberg
Myrtle Beach, SC, United States
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The CME Is Becoming the DraftKings of Exchanges
One of the world’s largest marketplaces for derivatives wants more retail traffic, but at what cost? → Read More
It's a Housing Slump, Not a Crisis
What distinguishes the current slump from the subprime mortgage collapse is that there’s much less leverage in the financial system. → Read More
Free Trading Isn't Free, But We're Still Better Off
A new study estimates that “hidden” execution fees costs retail investors $34 billion a year. It sounds like a lot, but it’s actually very little. → Read More
This Economy Is Proving Too Hard for Economists
The data isn’t fitting Wall Street’s longstanding models very well, but that’s no reason to dismiss the data as outliers. → Read More
The 1% Tax on Stock Buybacks Is Just the Start
Although small now, the levy will surely increase over time until it becomes too costly for companies to repurchase their shares. → Read More
Wall Street Bonuses Are Too Small for Many
The pay divide at big banks has only gotten wider, leaving many disgruntled and prone to mistakes. → Read More
Single-Bond ETFs Solve Some Key Investing Problems
Sure there are risks, but taking a benchmark US Treasury security and putting it into an exchange-traded fund wrapper is a revolutionary idea. → Read More
Latest Meme-Stock War Is Hedge Fund Versus Hedge Fund
The latest spike has all the making of a short squeeze orchestrated by big investors, not a loose legion of lightweight day traders. → Read More
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