One letter a month on where the market is going and why, written for a smart friend rather than a trading desk, with every number sourced and the calls scored in public.

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Borrowing costs hit their highest since 2007 last week. Investors trust the Fed to beat inflation and expect two more rate hikes to do it. I think oil decides it: at most one more hike if there is a deal with Iran, at least two if there is none by the end of the year. Here is how I got there, and what it means if you save, borrow or own stocks.
Alex Romano. Astronautical engineer. Knight-Hennessy Scholar, Stanford. USNA graduate. Founder of ALAN.
Every letter carries its sources, opens or closes a standing thesis on the record, and links to the pages on ALAN where the numbers live. When a call is wrong, the next letter says so by name.