Why Most Market Commentary Is Written After the Move
Explanation is easier than prediction. A look at the structural bias in most published analysis.
When every forecast agrees, the information is usually already priced. What to do with the odd one out.
Explanation is easier than prediction. A look at the structural bias in most published analysis.
We reviewed two years of our own notes. The patterns in what we tracked, and what we ignored, are instructive.
Acquisition activity is concentrating in niche corridors where specialist knowledge carries a premium.
Interchange rules and scheme pricing are being renegotiated in several markets, with effects passing through to merchants.
The industry is moving away from long leases toward rolling plans, and the change is reshaping how spaces are designed.
Short-term volatility measures fell across the group as dollar moves settled.
Deal flow in the asset class has grown steadily as borrowers seek flexible structures outside the syndicated loan market.
Concentration in the leading index contributors has reached its highest level in several years.
Volatility is low, but the distribution around current rates is unusually tight, which leaves little room for surprises.
The dramatic story gets the clicks and the quiet trend compounds. A case for tracking the slow-moving series.
Coverage of a statistic usually arrives after the statistic. Reading the underlying series first is how you avoid writing yesterday's…
Keeping a running record of what you noticed and what came of it turns scattered reading into an actual edge.
Four questions that separate a development worth tracking from a headline that will be forgotten by Friday.
Providers reported continued expansion of memberships, with the fastest growth in cities outside the largest financial centres.
A competition authority confirmed it had opened a review into interchange and processing fees, with no finding made at this…
Copper held a recent range, and traders read the industrial metal's resilience as a signal that manufacturing orders remain firm.
A survey of recruiting firms found open technical roles down sharply year on year, with most paused postings concentrated in…
Footfall across a sample of high streets came in below the comparable weekend, and sector analysts pointed to a shift…