The Daily Digits

Five or six numbers each morning. Base rate, horizon, and the misses published. thedailydigits.com

The Daily Digits is a business podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 0 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts The Daily Digits, a business show with 0 episodes published.

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  The Daily Digits

  14bp: the speech moved rates, not the jobs revision

  Aug 29, 20265 minS0

  <p>Two things hit the tape at the same minute on Friday morning, and the market is crediting the wrong one.</p><p>5:12 on the numbers behind it. The Daily Digits makes five or six falsifiable market calls every morning, each with a base rate, a horizon and a line that would kill it. We publish the misses too.</p><p>In this episode</p><p>- Warsh added 14bp to the 2-year, and the payroll benchmark did nothing. Neutral on the front end, and that is a result rather than a shrug. Conditioning on a move this size gives 216...

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  The Daily Digits

  93 in 100: Nvidia’s best days are its most dangerous

  Aug 28, 20265 minS0

  <p>Nvidia closed up 8.74% on Thursday. Its own record since 2015 says a jump that size is a warning, not a green light.</p><p>5:13 on the numbers behind it. The Daily Digits makes five or six falsifiable market calls every morning, each with a base rate, a horizon and a line that would kill it. We publish the misses too.</p><p>In this episode</p><p>* Nvidia’s +5% days raise the odds of a 5% drawdown to 93 in 100. Expect a peak-to-trough fall of 5% or more inside 21 sessions of Thursday’s close, and neutral on direction over the same window.</p><p>...

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