In today's show, you will learn why banks are desperate for borrowers,  how the surge of liquidity from the Treasury is turning into a trickle,  what the recent economic data says about the health of the global  economy, and what the ISM Services PMI says about the services sector.

In today's show, you will learn how the monthly ISM Manufacturing PMI  data can be used to identify a peak in stocks, yields, and consumer  prices, how hedge-fund managers are positioned in the futures market,  and an update on Momentum Timer Pro™ as it goes macro.

In today's show, you will learn how the short interest on TLT is setting  up for a massive short squeeze, how quant or CTA positioning in  Treasuries will likely send long rates to zero percent, what the recent  economic data says about the global economy, and how the weekly credit  data indicates lower interest rates are coming.

In today's show, you will learn how the deflationary forces of QE are  stopping the inflationary forces of fiscal stimulus, what the recent  economic data says about the economy, how the Richland Fed surveys show a  margin squeeze in the manufacturing and services sectors, when and  under what conditions the Fed will start tapering, and a special  announcement.

In today's show, you will learn how short interest on the S&P 500 is  a multi-decade lows, that corporations are set to buyback even more of  their shares, that the durable goods new orders didn't match up with the  manufacturing diffusion data, how today's Treasury auctions went, and  how hedge-fund managers are positioned in the futures market.

In today's show, you will learn if everyone is really all-in stocks with  prices near their all-time highs, how corporate profits show stocks are  extremely overvalued like they were in the dot-com bubble, what the  Chicago Fed National Activity Index says about the economy, if the  weekly unemployment data is signaling any kind of improvement, what the  Kansas City Fed Manufacturing Survey says about the Midwest  manufacturing sector, how dealer inventory continues to drop, and what  the weekly credit data says about demand for new loans and the direction  of interest rates.

In today's show, you will learn how pent up demand can go bust by  looking at Netflix's earnings report, why the CPI may peak in May and  not April, what the recent economic data says about the economy, and how  bonds are looking a bit bullish.

In today's show, you will learn what it means when money is being  destroyed at the fastest rate since the GFC and how it impacts the  growth rate of the money supply, how the CPI is likely to peak in April  by understanding the base effects, how low primary dealer inventory is,  and how dealers and hedge-fund managers are positioned in the futures  market.  #BondBullish #DollarBullish #DollarDestruction  Have a question for the show? From time to time I answer your questions.  E-mail Steve or, send him a message on Facebook, LinkedIn or Twitter.  http://stevenvanmetre.com/about/contact/  https://www.facebook.com/svmfin/  https://www.linkedin.com/in/steven-van-metre-b4a08b182/  https://twitter.com/MetreSteven  https://stevenvanmetre.com/portfolio-shield/  Portfolio Shield™, and The Macro Show™, and Momentum Timer Pro™ are  unregistered trademarks of Steven Van Metre Financial.  Watermark Artwork by Jasmine Miller Twitter: @jazcreative  The content of this video is provided as educational information only  and is not intended to provide investment or other advice. This material  is not to be construed as a recommendation or solicitation to buy or  sell any security, financial product, instrument, or to participate in  any particular trading strategy.  This video was prepared by Steven Van Metre in my own personal capacity.  The opinions expressed in this video are my own and do not reflect the  view of Atlas Financial Advisors, Inc. or Steven Van Metre Financial.

In today's show, you will learn what it means when retail sales jump but  the amount on credit cards dumps, how the dollar is suggesting import  prices are peaking, why last week's drop in unemployment claims isn't  enough, what the New York and Philadelphia Fed manufacturing reports say  about the regional manufacturing sectors, how capacity utilization  isn't showing inflation, and why cash piling up in banks is bullish for  bonds.

In today's show, you will learn what is signaling inflation is peaking,  what drove the CPI higher, why the CPI is likely to head lower in the  next few months, why higher gasoline prices are bad for the recovery,  and what the recent economic data says about the health of the economy.