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Notes on the Week Ahead, 354 episodes. Page 3 of 4.

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The Stagflation Scare

202

Facing Reality on Growth and Inflation

203

The American Consumer: Still Ready to Drive the Recovery

204

Haircuts and Roulette Wheels: Are we “Due” for a Correction?

205

Washington games and their consequences for risks, taxes, stimulus and investing

206

Speedbumps on the Road to Recovery

207

Monetary and Fiscal Timetables

208

The Profits Wave

209

The Investment Implications of a Mutating Economy

210

New Palette Same Picture

211

The Variants and the Vaccines

212

Speeding More Slowly

213

After the Storm

214

The Season of Supercharged Demand

215

Why the Bond Market is Ignoring Inflation

216

The Fed’s Forecasts

217

The Evolving Expansion

218

U.S. Housing - Booming not Bubbling

219

Midterm Report Card

220

The Jobs Mosaic and the Outlook for Interest Rates

221

The Washington Menu

222

Commodities and the Risk of Inflation

223

Inflation, Taxes and the Need for Mindful Investing

224

Double-Dose

225

The Calm before the Surge

226

Runway for the Rotation

227

Time for a Fed Change of Tune

228

Boil then Simmer

229

Interest Rates and Equities in a Strengthening Economy

230

Interest Rates in an Early Spring

231

Investing With a Lead

232

A New Year for China

233

The Race to Full Employment

234

The Pandemic Crisis and the Policy Reaction

235

The Investment Implications of Biden Rescue Plan

236

The Price of Partisanship

237

The Investment Implications of the Stimulus Deal

238

What the Fed Can’t Fix

239

The Need for Support more than Stimulus

240

The Investment Implications of a Falling Dollar

241

The Winter Wave and the 2021 Rebound

242

A Long-Term Perspective on Investing

243

Mapping out the road ahead

244

Recovery Realities

245

Reversing the Population Pause

246

The Fed’s Timetable

247

The Investment Implications of a Contested Election

248

The Problem with MMT

249

The Pandemic Marathon

250

An Exuberant Rally in an Incomplete Recovery

251

Average-Inflation Targeting in a Washington without Hawks

252

The Human Implications of the Washington Stalemate

253

The Investment Implications of the Coronavirus Debt Surge

254

The View from the Base of Recovery Mountain

255

An Antidote to Risk

256

The Backroads of Economic Recovery

257

The Investment Implications of a Rolling-Wave Pandemic

258

Risks to the Market

259

The Patchwork Quilt

260

Patterns of Recession

261

Lessons from East Asia

262

Inflation risks in the wake of the pandemic

263

The Road to Recovery

264

Why the stock market isn't more worried

265

The Investment implications of the CARES act

266

Holding an economy in suspended animation

267

The Investment Implications of COVID-19 ; an update

268

The year of the virus

269

When Markets drift apart

270

Adjusting strategy for slower growth

271

Virus

272

Getting to 21 without going bust

273

Stable Growth, Fading Risks and Rising Valuations

274

Understanding Underreaction

275

Hot and Cold Wars

276

A Turning Point in Trade Turmoil

277

Holding pattern

278

Extra Toothpaste in the Tube: The Remarkable Elasticity of U.S. Labor Supply

279

Giving Thanks and Planning Ahead

280

Fiscal Truth and Investment Consequences

281

The Inflation Corridor

282

A Sudden Change in Seasons: Investing in a Slower-Growing Economy

283

Jigsaw

284

The Problem with Profits

285

Winning Ugly

286

Close Calls

287

2020 Vision and Political Distortions

288

Why the Fed shouldn’t cut rates on Wednesday (but probably will)

289

Recession or Resilience: The Hiring Tiebreaker

290

Filling in the Demographic Pothole

291

The Message from the Yield Curve

292

Investing for the Middle Run

293

The Investment Challenge from Washington Policies

294

New Brush Strokes for the Big Picture

295

Summer Sequels

296

The Investment Implications of Excessive Stimulus

297

Chairman Powell’s Message

298

Can the Fed stop at just two rate cuts?

299

Schrodinger’s Market

300

The Fed Shows its Hand