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1. Rent prices. "Our national rent index started the year with its sixth straight month-over-month decline, falling by 0.2 percent in January. Year-over-year growth also remains negative at -0.5 percent, but is slowly inching back toward positive territory."
2. Q4 GDP. "The Atlanta Fed's GDPNow model tracking for Q4 GDP crashed from 3.2% yesterday to 2.3%, driven by large declines in net exports and change in inventories."
3. HFs vs. gold. "Hedge fund exposure to gold has declined sharply in recent months. Often, a sharp decline has pointed to higher gold prices moving forward."
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4. HY bond breadth. "Why should you care about HY bond breadth data?? Because deterioration might precede a serious downturn in equities."
5. Tech vs. World. “The PEG ratio for technology versus the World stock market ... has now converged. This suggests that we are not at the start of a major rotation out of all that has performed best into everything that has lagged, but rather are at the start of a longer period of market broadening.”
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