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Liz Young Thomas

@lizthomasstrat

Head of Investment Strategy at @SoFi. Proud Wisconsin native. If you want something new, you have to stop doing something old.

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CPI was mixed: Headline came in at 0.2% m/m and 2.7% y/y (below ests), while core came in at 0.3% m/m and 3.1% y/y (above ests). Markets are seeing the glass as half full right now.

CPI was mixed: Headline came in at 0.2% m/m and 2.7% y/y (below ests), while core came in at 0.3% m/m and 3.1% y/y (above ests). Markets are seeing the glass as half full right now.
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Peeling back the 🧅, some important inflation components are concerning: The services ex-shelter category accelerated to 0.5% m/m, highest since Jan 2025 and Mar 2024, respectively. Goods ex-cars remain hot, and car prices have swung back to a positive territory.

Peeling back the 🧅, some important inflation components are concerning: The services ex-shelter category accelerated to 0.5% m/m, highest since Jan 2025 and Mar 2024, respectively. Goods ex-cars remain hot, and car prices have swung back to a positive territory.
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If free George Webb burgers for the whole state because of 12 straight wins doesn't scream Wisconsin, I don't know what does 🍔 #ThisIsMyCrew

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Given the belief that businesses are eating the tariffs, something to watch today is the Trade subcomponent of PPI (i.e. changes in retail & wholesale margins). Trade falls under the Services category, which usually accounts for the majority of PPI. More to come at 8:30 ET.

Given the belief that businesses are eating the tariffs, something to watch today is the Trade subcomponent of PPI (i.e. changes in retail & wholesale margins). Trade falls under the Services category, which usually accounts for the majority of PPI. More to come at 8:30 ET.
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The increase in PPI was driven by services, and there were increases in general services costs *and* in the Trade component (i.e. wholesale/retail margins). The Fed won't like this report.

The increase in PPI was driven by services, and there were increases in general services costs *and* in the Trade component (i.e. wholesale/retail margins). The Fed won't like this report.
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A sign of how concentrated the stock market is: The S&P 500 is down 0.6% despite advancing stocks outnumbering declining stocks 2 to 1. This return/breadth combination has only happened on three other occasions since 1996--all three of which occurred in 2024 & 2025.

A sign of how concentrated the stock market is: The S&P 500 is down 0.6% despite advancing stocks outnumbering declining stocks 2 to 1. This return/breadth combination has only happened on three other occasions since 1996--all three of which occurred in 2024 & 2025.
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Bitcoin is -11% since its ATH of $125k on Aug 14 and is below its 50d MA. It hasn't triggered an oversold condition, but the weakness is worth noting given the recent positive momentum in stocks.

Bitcoin is -11% since its ATH of $125k on Aug 14 and is below its 50d MA. It hasn't triggered an oversold condition, but the weakness is worth noting given the recent positive momentum in stocks.
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The NY Fed measure of underlying PCE inflation is 1 percentage point above pre-pandemic levels: Goods are adding 40bps, while services ex-housing are adding 60bps. Tariff pressures aside, this is the gist of why the Fed in a tough spot.

The NY Fed measure of underlying PCE inflation is 1 percentage point above pre-pandemic levels: Goods are adding 40bps, while services ex-housing are adding 60bps. Tariff pressures aside, this is the gist of why the Fed in a tough spot.