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Low Inflation? Asset Prices at Record Highs Suggests Otherwise January 10, 2021 One of the keys to being a successful investor is making sure you’re getting the right facts. Otherwise, you run the risk of making investment decisions based on poor or faulty information. The problem is, the media has a major trust issue. Many Americans put very little faith in the accuracy of the “news” they get from newspapers, TV, radio and social media. A Gallup poll in September found that 33% of Americans a full third don’t trust the media at all. This would be distressing in any year, but it was particularly so during a pandemic and presidential election. ....
10 Weekend Reads The weekend is here! Pour yourself a mug of French Roast coffee, grab a seat by the fire, and get ready for our longer form weekend reads: • The Unbeatable Ed Hyman For four decades Ed Hyman has been unrivaled among Wall Street economists. It is a truth universally acknowledged that Edward S. Hyman Jr. is Wall Street’s greatest living economist. And a nice guy too. The former has been documented every October since 1976 in Institutional Investor. The latter, most recently by everyone interviewed for this article. Is his reign nearing its end? (Institutional Investor) • No, Austin Won’t Become Silicon Valley 2.0 Appalled by the sky-high rents and wealth inequality of today’s San Francisco region, the other tale is that the tech industry itself is the real villain. Having eaten the Bay Area alive, and now in the process of spitting out the bones of a once-dynamic city, it looks for its next meal. The same ....
Low Inflation? Asset Prices At Record Highs Suggests Otherwise Last month, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that consumer prices rose at an annual rate of only 1.2% in November. The weakness was driven mostly by energy prices, which are still down from the same time last year due to lower demand. Other commodities, though particularly food and building supplies soared in price last year, leading many people to wonder where the 1.2% inflation figure is coming from. Take a look below. In the past six months alone, wheat prices have shot up more than 25%, corn 35%, soybeans 50%, as Chinese grain imports are hitting new record highs. I don’t know about you, but my food deliveries have gotten substantially more expensive in the past few months, so I have to question inflation being under 2%. ....
Institutional Investor. The latter, most recently by everyone interviewed for this article. After a total of 40 years as the No. 1 analyst in economics on the All-America Research Team, another four in second place, and a single appearance as a runner-up, you might wonder when enough will be enough for Ed Hyman, who is now 75. I was tasked with finding out how much longer he plans to stay in the game. That would be a great scoop. Might he be architecting a graceful exit sometime soon? The answer is no. That settled, the assignment to profile Hyman took a different direction. ....