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Spread of the Day, 3/17/26: DAL - USO
Crude rose again as the Iran war and Strait of Hormuz disruption kept inflation risk front and center ahead of the Fed, yet the standout leadership came from airlines and travel.
2008 isn’t back — but credit just flinched
Credit is not yet confirming a systemic message. Real stress begins when the lowest-quality spread starts widening on its own logic and keeps widening after equities stabilize, because that usually signals refinancing capacity is deteriorat...
Spread of the Day, 3/16/26: SMH - USO
Today’s tape was a rotation out of war-panic oil and back into AI beta. Crude fell hard as traders latched onto signs that the Hormuz shock might become more manageable, while AI-linked equities led the rebound and pulled the broader market...
When banks crack before junk does
Banks (XLF) versus the broad market (SPY) only really breaks hard when credit stops being repricable and starts becoming suspect collateral in investors’ minds.
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Very good macro charts, spreads and insights using public data. Not financial advice. Not a PhD economist. Not your quant
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