Aaron Soderstrom @AaronSoderstrom

Chief Investment Strategist omega2wealth.com Southlake, TX Joined May 2011

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Aaron Soderstrom @AaronSoderstrom

7 months ago

Reported ISM numbers came in weak today. If only there were a way to forecast them!

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The Economist @TheEconomist

8 months ago

President Trump says tariffs can boost the American economy and fund tax cuts, with foreigners footing the bill. But our Economics editor, @currhenry, argues that tariffs might be a dead end for America econ.st/4hSlmuu

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Aaron Soderstrom @AaronSoderstrom

12 months ago

This is going to be good.

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The Kobeissi Letter @KobeissiLetter

2 years ago

BREAKING: Median cost to buy a house hits a new record of $2,748/mo, up a MASSIVE 90% since 2020. In other words, buying a house today costs nearly $33,000 per year. This is 46% of the median PRE-TAX household income in the US. Post-tax, homebuyers in the US are spending…

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Jack Farley @JackFarley96

2 years ago

Wow, rejection rate for U.S. auto loans has skyrocketed Rejection rate (orange) now higher than application rate (blue)...

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Guy Adami @GuyAdami

2 years ago

Can’t wait to hear how everyone caught the reversal in $NVDA today

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zerohedge @zerohedge

2 years ago

Average credit card interest rate hits new record high 22.2%

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Steven Anastasiou @steveanastasiou

2 years ago

PART 5: The Great Depression vs today As in 1928-29, stocks have risen in spite of major Fed tightening. The M2 money supply is falling at the fastest rate since 1933. Again, major banks have failed. Just how similar is today’s economic backdrop vs the Great Depression? 🧵

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Jurrien Timmer @TimmerFidelity

2 years ago

What's next for the market? It may depend on liquidity dynamics and whether the Fed’s Quantitative Tightening (QT) efforts continue to be offset by the interplay of reverse repos (RRPs) and the Treasury’s cash balance at the Fed (TGA). So far, it has all been a wash.