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Most-reacted post we have seen: Live with Garrett Baldwin - 0914 — 45 reactions on Sep 14, 2026.
I’ll be live here at 8:30. Mpp 1104 1.38MB ∙ PDF file Download Download Good morning: H.L. Mencken once wrote, “Democracy is the theory that the common people know what they want, and deserve to get it good and hard.” That’s all I’ll say about U.S. elections… and the stupid national sport that it became. With the election in the bag, we look at what comes next… and Americans will decide again in two years… They’ll wonder in 2028 why costs still aren’t coming down… because not once in this article from CNN yesterday was the Federal Reserve, national debt, the Cantillon Effect, or regulation…
“See ya tomorrow…” Dr. Steve Brule. Dear Fellow Traveler, I suppose I should be focused on this election… But the bigger market news hits tomorrow… At 8:30 am… the U.S. Treasury announces how it plans to keep borrowing on a scale that hasn’t quite been rivaled in modern history. The Quarterly Refunding Announcement will tell us quite a bit about the future of U.S. debt. It shouldn’t have this dull of a name… but it does… largely on purpose. The report tomorrow can move mortgage rates, corporate borrowing tallies, bond prices, and, of course, U.S. equities. Ahead of this announcement, we got…
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I’ll be live at 8:30… And the election coverage at OptionPit starts at 10 am… here. Good morning: I’ll do my post-midterm outlook this morning… but I’m not going to include it in the slides. This is designed for a live conversation, so join me at 8:30 if you want to hear what I have to say (or watch the replay). This is going to be a PACKED SHOW. While everyone loses their minds over politics here in the United States, you know me. The people who are in Congress aren’t going to have as great an impact on your life as the people who run the Federal Reserve or the Treasury Department. That’s a…
Good morning: This morning, I got my time wrong… but I’m hosting a three-day election event over at OptionPit that starts today at 10 am . Yes, there will be replays… and yes, it’s recorded. Some traders care about the results, and others don’t… what matters most is being prepared for what comes after the polls close on Tuesday… and the market starts to react to the news. Join me and a wall of traders all three days… and it’s all starting at 10 am. See you there. Stay positive, Garrett Baldwin
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I’ll Be Live Here at 8:30… And we’ll start election coverage over at OptionPit at 11 am. Good morning: Well, we came out of our third-standard-deviation range on our daily charts this morning after Friday’s selloff. Now, Wall Street is starting to get bullish after the election.
Dear Fellow Traveler, Good win for the Buffalo Bills… bad result for the Northwestern Wildcats… Between those two games, I wrote and filmed this podcast… Today, we’re talking about the great engineering feats of Wall Street. America took the world’s safest financial asset - the risk-free bond - and made it extremely dangerous… As our debt grew, we surrounded our bond market with massive amounts of borrowed money, derivatives, collateral agreements, and backup machinery… Now, we have the equivalent of an Intensive Care Unit for our debt market. Our bonds are fine. The government pays them…
“We’ll vacation first class., I’m breaking your fall. You’re breaking my ass.” - Rainbow Kitten Surprise, First Class Dear Fellow Traveler: I’ve been told that AI is now dead… The broad Goldman Sachs AI basket just experienced its biggest selloff ever… Chart 1: Goldman Sachs and ZeroHedge Dead… dead… dead… Must be the case… But… why, on the private side, am I still seeing every big player scrambling for power, cutting deals, and pursuing any location that will let them turn the chips on? And why are usage growth and revenue forecasts clearly there? Anthropic just had very good news… It had a…
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I’ll be Live at 8 am… Mpp 1030 1.16MB ∙ PDF file Download Download Good morning: A little boxing reference for you as we witness an uptick in volatility and the ever-necessary reminder that nothing good really happens for the market when the FNGD pushes above its 20-day and 50-day moving averages. I’ve argued this since our inception and started asking the questions that need to be asked. We highlighted the Howell shift toward Turbulence last week, and warned about the possible Bull Trap that emerged this week into the Fed meeting. This does feel a little different than the previous selloffs…
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