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Major Wall Street firms dominate the financial markets — but they still rely on outdated data and methodology to make some of their most important decisions.

As a result, these financial titans consistently miss the mark on key data points like jobs numbers. This happens so often that we take it for granted, too, with factual government data constantly surprising Wall Street.

Andrew Zatlin recognized this as an opportunity hiding in plain sight … He built a whole new forecasting system from the ground up, focusing on real-time data and pushing research technology to its limits.

His revolutionary new system predicts future jobs numbers with alarming accuracy, earning him the coveted #1 spot on the Bloomberg terminal’s long list of forecasters.

Andrew’s forecasts and insights have only been available to high-paying hedge fund clients and institutional investors.

Until now…

Moneyball Economics is a special 2X per week video broadcast directly from the desk of Andrew Zatlin.

Until recently, Andrew only shared this biweekly video update with a handful of industry insiders and colleagues — mostly top institutional investors and executives from the financial publishing industry.

Now, he’s making Moneyball Economics available to Money & Markets readers — for FREE!

As the name implies, these videos are all about a radical new approach to trading and investing — using advanced analytical tools and real-time data to keep up with today’s fast-growing economy.

Twice each week, you can look for a new issue covering a wide range of topics, from “Big Picture” economic trends to pinpointing opportunities in breakout sectors.

Andrew likes to send out these updates every Tuesday and Thursday, but that schedule is subject to change as different opportunities present themselves.

If you have any questions, comments, or suggestions, don’t hesitate to email my team at Moneyball@MoneyandMarkets.com. This is a two-way street, and we read every email you send.

Fed Shock: Powell Walking into A Trap? August 15, 2025 by Andrew Zatlin Moneyball Economics We’re now coming down to the wire — with just a few weeks left before Jerome Powell’s Fed officials decide whether or not we’ll see a rate cut in September. Right now, the economic data is looking good. The American economy looks strong. But as I’ve showed you time and again these past few weeks, […]
“Sweeps Week” for Critical Economic Data August 13, 2025 by Andrew Zatlin Moneyball Economics   Right now, we’re in the middle of a massive transformation in both data and perception… Wall Street and Washington are gradually coming around to recognize the slowdown I’ve now spent months ringing alarm bells about, and the data doesn’t look good. Today I’d like to dive into a moment-by-moment breakdown of what you can […]
Trump Doubles Down on Tariffs (Here’s Why) August 8, 2025 by Andrew Zatlin Moneyball Economics, News President Trump is back on the warpath — this time threatening a new round of tariffs on producers of semiconductors and pharmaceuticals if they won’t promise to onshore their production. Why would he target these two sectors specifically? And why now? The answers and everything else you need to know are in today’s episode of […]
How 800,000 Jobs Simply “Vanished” … August 6, 2025 by Andrew Zatlin Moneyball Economics President Trump’s recent firing of BLS head Erika McEntarfer has drawn significant controversy from media pundits — with some even arguing that his actions might jeopardize the integrity of jobs data. Unfortunately for said pundits … they’re actually a bit late to the party. Because as the White House pointed out in a press release […]
Groundhog Day at the Fed (Again) August 1, 2025 by Andrew Zatlin Moneyball Economics Wednesday afternoon, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell announced that interest rates would be holding steady for the time being — which was exactly what the market expected. The real came not from the message itself … but instead, from the way Powell delivered it… Particularly when it comes to Powell’s newfound “dovish” tilt, and how […]
Trump’s Tariff Tango Eludes Investors July 30, 2025 by Andrew Zatlin Moneyball Economics Is Donald Trump’s radical new tariff policy a brilliant game of “4D Chess?” Or is it simply a doomed political stunt, destined to alienate our allies and trading partners? That’s been the #1 question on investors’ minds since the President’s “Liberation Day” announcement of sweeping reciprocal tariffs back in April. Trump hit harder, faster, and […]
Cycle Slowdown in Jobs Market July 25, 2025 by Andrew Zatlin Moneyball Economics Earlier this week, I told you about the ongoing Death of Intel, and why one of America’s most dominant tech companies is now headed toward extinction… The very next day, Intel’s executives reported that they’d be laying off 15% of the company’s staff and canceling plans for new semiconductor fabrication plants. If you’re wondering why […]
The Death of Intel July 23, 2025 by Andrew Zatlin Moneyball Economics For more than half a century, Intel (INTC) has reigned supreme as the world’s leading manufacturer of some of the most prized computer chips. But now — after decades of dominance — the semiconductor giant is suddenly behind the eight-ball, and stuck in a market that’s evolving faster than they can keep up. Today, we’re […]
The Fed’s About to Make a Disastrous Decision July 16, 2025 by Andrew Zatlin Moneyball Economics In just two week’s time, Jerome Powell and his fellow Federal Reserve officials will convene behind closed doors to decide the fate of the US economy. Powell will almost certainly choose to err on the side of caution, deciding not to cut interest rates and instead let things simmer for another two months. He’ll cite […]
Jobless Claims Point to Mega-Slowdown… July 11, 2025 by Andrew Zatlin Moneyball Economics 2025’s markets have been characterized by volatility and unpredictability — as President Trump’s transformative new agenda leaves investors scrambling to adapt. In this kind of uncertain market, the power of a reliable leading indicator becomes immeasurable… And jobless claims (which are my specialization) just so happen to be the best leading economic indicator out there. […]