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The Dividend Cafe

The DC Today - Wednesday, January 25, 2023

The Dividend Cafe

The Dividend Cafe - The Bahnsen Group

Monetary Policy, Business, Retirement Planning, Estate Planning, Dividend Growth Investing, Wealth Management, Macro Economics, Investing

4.9572 Ratings

🗓️ 25 January 2023

⏱️ 6 minutes

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Summary

Dow: +10 points (+0.03%) S&P: -0.02% Nasdaq: -0.18% 10-Year Treasury Yield: 3.45% (-1.8 basis points) Top-performing sector: Financials (+0.74%) Bottom-performing sector: Utilities (-1.36%) WTI Crude Oil: $80.49/barrel (+0.45%)

ASK DAVID “This statement in Brian’s response to yesterday’s question caught my eye:

“…because inflation is ultimately driven by demand.”

I find this interesting because I believe I have heard you say, quite emphatically, that inflation is first and foremost a supply side phenomenon. So is this simply a theoretical disagreement among peers or am I misinterpreting something? ”

~ Mike

Inflation, by definition, is one or the other or both. “Too much money chasing too few goods (or services)” – it is an algebraic expression that can have one or both inputs contributing (MV=PT) I believe this recent moment’s inflation (2021-22) was clearly supply-side-driven. The context of Brian’s full paragraph with that one line in it makes clear his view’s alignment with mine.

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0:00.0

Welcome to the DC Today, your daily market synopsis of the Dividing Cafe, brought to you every Monday through Thursday to bring you up-to-date information and perspective on financial markets.

0:14.2

Hello, welcome to the DC today. It is Wednesday afternoon. I hope you were well served by my partner, Brian Sightel's wonderful

0:24.5

discussion and contribution yesterday. And I think you will be by my other partner, Trevor

0:31.7

Cummings, his work tomorrow. I'm able to squeeze this in here today, but I literally am just kind of running all over lots of meetings and whatnot here in New York.

0:42.1

And so my time has been a bit limited.

0:45.6

And so I'll just tell you today that it was a very bizarre day in the markets.

0:52.5

And basically the Dow ended up up 10 points on the day. And it had been

0:57.7

down not quite 500, but within a whisker of down 500 points. So I think a lot of people want to know why.

1:06.3

And I would love to give you a reason. The thing I want to tell you is not to listen to anyone giving you the reason.

1:12.8

There wasn't an announcement at the, you know, hour and a half point or let's see,

1:17.8

it looks like the bottom of the day happened.

1:22.4

Let's call it two hours into trading.

1:26.4

There wasn't some announcement from the Fed that reversed things.

1:30.1

There wasn't a particular profit announcement.

1:33.4

You know, there just sometimes is not an easy, coherent way to make heads and

1:39.9

tales of why the market does in a given day what it does.

1:42.9

I think the broader narrative is very explainable, which is that we're in a given day what it does. I think the broader narrative is very

1:44.9

explainable, which is that we're in a period of elevated volatility around pretty

1:49.8

justifiable uncertainty as to whether or not the market is going a certain direction or another

1:57.7

one. You do have a vulnerability around this earning season. We're getting

2:05.9

deeper into earning season. It hasn't quite broken, I hate using this term for a lot of reasons,

2:11.7

but it hasn't quite broken in the Darwinian direction that I think it usually does, which is to say it's not that everything

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