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Major Wall Street firms dominate the financial markets — but they still rely on outdated data and methodology to make some of their most important decisions.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…
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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.
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Payroll Friday … Just Vindicated Trump? May 2, 2025 Moneyball Economics Private investors, hedge funds, and Wall Street pundits all seem to be preparing for a catastrophic downturn… But today’s payroll numbers point to a thriving economy under Trump’s new regime. Let’s put on our “Mr. Labor” hats and dive into the numbers, and I’ll show you how and why my prediction for this month turned […]
Will THIS Data Force the Fed to Cut Rates? April 30, 2025 Moneyball Economics The US Federal Reserve has a dual mandate — not just to stabilize prices by taming inflation, but also to maximize employment. This second mandate often gets forgotten, especially when it comes to mainstream back-and-forth over tariffs and trade wars. But this Friday’s payroll numbers are poised to make a big difference in Fed Chairman […]
“The Venezuela Option:” Phase 2 of Trump’s Economic War April 23, 2025 Moneyball Economics For more than a month now, President Trump’s ever-evolving tariff policy has been taking a toll on markets and confounding investor expectations. We can’t yet know exactly where Trump’s tariffs will end up, largely because our future trade policy will hinge on the types of deals he can forge with our key trading partners. Amid […]
Why Labor is Still My #1 Profit Lever in 2025 April 16, 2025 Moneyball Economics Greetings from Japan! I’m currently visiting the Land of the Rising Sun to catch up with old friends and acquaintances (I was a Research Fellow at Kyoto University in my youth, and I did some of my earliest work as an economist over here). I’m still keeping tabs on global markets — especially labor markets. […]