Daily Data Points


Autos

Collector Cars, Used Autos & Rate Hikes Are Being Driven by...

September 16, 2026  |  Petr Pinkhasov

A good sign that real upward rate pressure is going to manifest itself outside of TIPS and other direct means of measuring prices is that Used car prices for collectors are now starting to show a rebound in price

OER

Maybe OER Is (Still) a Problem

September 14, 2026  |  Sam Rines

At these levels of mortgage rates, housing should be one of the more disinflationary aspects of the print. But it was not.

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Investor Flows

Investor Flows – Government Bonds Back on Top

September 15, 2026  |  Alisa Avrukh

The three ETF categories with the largest inflows for the week that ended on 9/11/2026 were Government Bond ETFs at $3.06 billion, Global ETFs at $2.11 billion, and U.S. Small-cap ETFs at $1.99 billion.

Investor Flows

Investor Flows – Semiconductor ETFs Attract Inflows

August 4, 2026  |  John Kulis

The three ETF categories with the largest inflows for the week that ended on 7/31/2026 were Consumer Cyclical Sectors ETFs at $11.81 billion, Global ETFs at $7.80 billion, and Aggregate Bond ETFs at $1.78 billion. 

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Data Science Podcast


Data Science Podcast

Arbor Data Science Podcast: Wealth Creation in Modern Times

June 25, 2026  |  Gus Handler

Sam Rines discusses how high-profile tech IPOs and multi-billion dollar bond offerings drive immense wealth creation, fueling robust U.S. consumer demand in luxury real estate, high-end automotive, and restaurant...

Data Science Podcast

Arbor Data Science Podcast: Defense Stocks

June 18, 2026  |  Gus Handler

In this episode of the Arbor Data Science Podcast, Petr Pinkhasov evaluates recent market dynamics, capacity challenges, and technical charts impacting major defense stocks.

Data Science Podcast

Arbor Data Science Podcast: SPR Drawdowns, CPI Realities &...

June 12, 2026  |  Gus Handler

Sam Rines characterizes the latest CPI report as a mixed but largely expected print driven by energy costs, views regional housing spikes in the Northeast and Midwest as potential data anomalies, and anticipates a...



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