@wallstreetramen.comSeptember 9, 2026.
At eleven the Treasury offered to buy back six billion of its own long debt — triple the usual size. The desks had wanted seven to ten. Yields rose instead.
S&P 500 7,636.36, −0.48%
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@wallstreetramen.comSeptember 8, 2026.
Novartis's heart drug lowered the particle, not the events. Amgen's drug for the same target hasn't read out. It fell 10.08% anyway, its worst day since October 2000.
S&P 500 7,673.52, −0.58%
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@wallstreetramen.comSeptember 4, 2026.
Payrolls: 162,000 against 53,000 expected. Three times the number. July's loss became a gain. The two-year yield hit its highest since January 2025, the coin went back to 58, and the index fell 0.38%.
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@wallstreetramen.comSeptember 3, 2026.
A Fed governor said give disinflation a chance, we can wait one meeting. The odds of a September rise went from 63 to 48. The index rose 1.06%, its best day in a month, on a coin in the air.
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@paulstephens.bsky.socialA Country Gentleman [William Kingsman], ‘A Letter to the Right Honourable Sir John Sinclair, Bart. (Author of ‘The History of the Revenue’, and other fugitive Pieces), on the Subject of his Remarks on Mr. Huskisson's Pamphlet’ (London, 1811)
@wallstreetramen.com97 years ago today: The Peak of 1929.
DOW JONES 381.17, +0.22%
The photograph from that afternoon:
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