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Graphical Tuesday
A collection of a few interesting, but relatively unrelated graphs I’ve gathered around the web the last few days:
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Half Way There
As of yesterday, half of the S&P 500 has has reported second quarter earnings (251 out of 500), and are 3.5% ahead of estimates with 36% coming in above and 11% below. Energy remains the laggard...
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July Returns
From Merrill Lynch, returns through July 31 We’ll publish our July market cap weighted sector performance on Monday.
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Rates
Post number 150 on the Bloodhound Exchange is a quick view on Rates. The 10-Year Treasury hit 2.87% as banter between the Yellen-supporters and Summers-supporters begins to heat up. Since its 6-month...
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Friday in Pictures
Our random collection of interesting graphs of the week: The Fed’s balance sheet is enormous. They don’t need to mark to market, so that is a positive, but eventually they will need to wind that...
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It’s Friday, Fri…
Our weekly feature Friday in pictures which looks at a random, yet interesting, set of graphs, tables and pictures. Hedge fund underperformance is not a new topic. We have argued that comparing the...
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Red Sox Win – Prognosticator’s Nightmare or Destiny?
Congratulations to the 2013 Boston Red Sox for taking home the World Series title. As a native Bostonian, not much could make me happier for more reasons than one. A Marathon bombing victim aptly put...
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Friday = Pictures
I am traveling today, but that shall not stop the Friday in Pictures., our collection of the week’s graphs and charts that we find interesting even if completely unrelated to each other. In light of...
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Friday’s Pictures
Post-close, welcome to weekend viewing in this week’s Friday in pictures – an non-correlated look at whats happening. Where GDP goes, so do rates. If you think we are recovering, bonds are a tough...
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