Tom Keene's Single Best Idea: Greenland, Louisiana Purchase, and January Market Angst
Bloomberg PodcastsJanuary 8, 20263 min346 views
9 connections·12 entities in this video→Greenland and the Louisiana Purchase
- 💡 Tom Keene discusses learning more about Greenland in 24 hours than in his entire life, drawing parallels to Venezuela.
- 📚 Wendy Schiller, author of an academic book on state-to-state inequality and a previous civics book, is featured.
- 🗺️ Schiller connects the Louisiana Purchase of 1803 to the idea of buying major territories, emphasizing its significance in US expansion.
Presidential Focus: Domestic vs. Foreign Policy
- 🧠 Professor Makunda of the Fletcher School notes that presidents often shift focus from domestic angst to foreign analysis and policy.
- 🇺🇸 This pattern is observed with President Trump, who is currently focusing on international matters.
January Market Trends and Volatility
- 📊 Jordan Rochester of Mizuho highlights that outlook reports and consensus trades often unravel by mid-January.
- 📉 Historically, Eurodollar volatility tends to fall in January, but this year has been quieter due to low volatility.
- ⚠️ Rochester notes that the hardest part of January is when these consensus trades begin to fall apart.
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GreenlandVenezuelaLouisiana PurchaseUS ExpansionWendy SchillerCivics EducationForeign PolicyDomestic PolicyMarket OutlooksJanuary Market AngstVolatilityConsensus TradesJordan RochesterMizuho
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