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CAP Associate at Capital Group
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Majored in Finance, Economics, and Data Analytics with 5+ years experience in options trading. Focus on fundamentals, with special interest in equity valuations and macroeconomic analysis.

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Is Wall Street Destroying The American Dream?
​​​​​​​Is Wall Street actually buying up all the housing... or is something far worse going on?
The 2024 Economic Outlook
So many economists were wrong. Everyone thought that we would be in a recession in 2023.
2024 Outlook: Rate Cuts And The Influencer Apocalypse
We managed to skirt a recession (again!) and get inflation down (somehow!) and maintain a relatively strong labor market (excellent!), and still grow the economy.
2024 Themes For The Economy
One theme that would be interesting in 2024 is how perception shapes reality, especially in the field of economics.
Why The Federal Reserve Matters So Much
We love Fed Day.
The Only Thing You Need To Know About The Economy
A discussion about how America’s labor structure affects its citizens, the economy’s impact on the consumer, and what went into Jerome Powell’s decision to aggressively hike rates.
Tired Of The Vibecession
A vibecession is the idea of a disconnect between consumer sentiment and economic data. People are misinformed, adjusting to a new economy, and they are sad.
The United States Has A Spending Problem
A discussion about the merits of the efficient market hypothesis, and how the lottery of pessimism shapes the stock market and other markets.
The New Era Of Crisis Volatility
A discussion about the corporate debt environment and the future with increased global volatility.
Deflation's Vicious Cycle
A discussion with Nick Timiraos about what he sees going into 2024 and what he thinks the Federal Reserve will do next.
How Social Media Shapes Economic Perception
You would have to be a fool to point to one thing as the reason that the economy is weird, but media is a big force in how we perceive the economy.
When Work Doesn't Work: The Failure Of The 9-To-5
Keynes thought that we would be working 15-hour weeks by the 21st century, which clearly, has not happened.
Financially Unhinged: Rising Deficits And Bond Turmoil
Rising borrowing costs may be influenced by U.S. growth expectations and concerns over significant federal deficits.
Today's Economic Challenges With San Francisco Fed President Mary Daly
A discussion bout monetary policy, the labor market, Claudia Goldin, and more.
Strikes, Deficits, And The Housing Crisis
The Fed has raised rates so fast and so furious to battle inflation, putting pressure on those who were hoping to own a house but also putting pressure on the U.S. government.
How Unions Are Changing The Economy
Last month, large stoppages from strikes resulted in 4.1 million missed days of work, according to the Labor Department.
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