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Plus, one Trump trade we wish we'd known about...

Hi All - Happy Saturday and welcome back to Street Tweets from The Street Sheet.
The US election has come and gone, and everyone has an opinion on what it means, for them, their country, or their portfolio.
But we arenāt here to talk politics. Discussing āmoneyā is the only dinner table taboo weāll break. So instead of an electoral hot take, consider this factoid: some crypto trader raked in $4M by investing in $DOGE ahead of the election.
It wasnāt āDogecoinā though. Thereās a separate meme coin called DOGE; an acronym, which stands for āDepartment of Government Efficiencyā, the imaginary federal arm some extremely online analysts believe Elon Musk will one day helm.
Thatās one Trump trade I wish Iād known about.
Market Review:
Wall Street surged to fresh records last week, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 marking their best weekly performances in a year following Donald Trump's election victory. All three major indexes rose Friday and finished the week at record closes. The Russell 2000, a basket of small-cap stocks, also soared.
Investors were buoyed by optimism surrounding a Republican-controlled government, with expectations for deregulation, tax cuts, and an uptick in mergers and acquisitions. However, concerns about the federal deficit and potential inflation risks from tariffs remained.
Stocks also got a lift from the Federal Reserve, which cut interest rates by a quarter point on Thursday, with Fed Chair Jerome Powell expressing confidence in the economy.
Market Preview:
The bond market will be closed on Monday for Veteranās Day, and no major reports are scheduled.
On Tuesday, the week will kick off with a key gauge of optimism among small business owners, as well as several speeches from Fed officials.
Wednesday will bring key inflation data from October in the form of the Consumer Price Index (CPI), which will surely influence the Fedās final interest rate decision of the year next month. And more Fed Speak will come in throughout the day.
On Thursday, weāll get the Producer Price Index (PPI), which gives a glimpse into future inflation by showing price increases for manufacturers, which may be passed onto consumers down the line. Additionally, Fed Chair Jerome Powell will deliver remarks later in the day.
Finally, US retail sales are due Friday, which will clue investors into the state of consumer spending last month.
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26% of households are living paycheck to paycheck, in the sense that their necessity spending is close to their total household income, per Bank of America, $BAC:
ā unusual_whales (@unusual_whales)
4:57 PM ā¢ Nov 7, 2024
For a second there, I thought it was just me.
On the bright side, only 0.000001% of Americans die of shark attacks each year.
So thereās still that.
Fun fact: This was only the 5th time since 1960 that $SPX returned more than 2.5% while simultaneously breaking into an all-time high.
The last time this happened was March 21st, 2000.
ā Tier1 Alpha (@t1alpha)
10:02 PM ā¢ Nov 6, 2024
Hmmā¦ Both election yearsā¦ š¤
Both milestones also occurred the same week as a highly-watched Fed decision ā and amid sustained hype following a technological breakthrough. (Dotcom then, AI now.)
More notably, most economists and historians consider March 2000 the peak of the dotcom bubble. We all know how that went.
But perhaps most compellingly, March 21st, 2000 was the same day *NSYNC released their fourth studio album, No Strings Attached, featuring timeless classics like āSpace Cowboy (Yippie-Yi-Yay)ā. Coincidence? I think not.
JPMORGAN: ā.. What I find notable .. is how the Biden and Harris teams were not able to convert the following into more substantial gains at the polls:
ā¢ Close to an all-time high in the labor force participation rate
ā¢ A surge in reshoring activity of US manufacturing jobsā¦ x.com/i/web/status/1ā¦
ā Carl Quintanilla (@carlquintanilla)
12:02 PM ā¢ Nov 7, 2024
Okay, so maybe one election take.
No matter what the data says, itās hard to argue the economy is going great when more than a quarter of citizens live paycheck-to-paycheck.
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From ZipRecruiter on the labor market from last night's call:
"ZipRecruiter continues to navigate a protracted labor market downturn." Their Q3 revenues fell 25% y/o/y "primarily due to reduced demand from SMBs (small and medium sized businesses) with continued uncertainty andā¦ x.com/i/web/status/1ā¦ā Peter Boockvar (@pboockvar)
2:45 PM ā¢ Nov 7, 2024
Another sign of a softening labor marketā¦
(Or maybe just a sign podcast advertising is not the conversion tool it once was.)
RESEARCH: Night owls, or adults who stay up late and have a preference for evening activity, generally performed better on cognitive tests than people who are morning-oriented, according to study by Imperial College.
ā The Spectator Index (@spectatorindex)
4:00 PM ā¢ Nov 7, 2024
Take that, Mark Wahlberg.
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