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  • The Fed’s Interest Rates Are still Fueling Inflation rather than Dousing it, and People Getting Used to this Inflation

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    The Fed has now raised its policy rates by 500 basis points in a little over a year, with the top of the range now at 5.25%, and with the Effective Federal Funds Rate at 5.08%. But “core” CPI, which excludes the volatile food and energy components, has gotten stuck at around 5.5% to 5.7% for the fifth month in a row. There wasn’t any progress at all with core CPI in five months. Inflation intensity is simply shifting from one category to another. As inflation temporarily subsides in one category, it resurges in another. The Fed’s short-term policy rate, as measured by the Effective Federal Funds Rate ... (full story)

Wallstreet knows exactly what they are doing. Setting people up. Take the market higher and higher even though they know it is daft, then boom. Sell, sell, sell. That's the only reason I can think of why things are looking like they are.

But I am no professional so who knows.
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data is nothing what ppls placed more just depend on it ppls placed buy a lot when it went 2064 now it is in sell data is not much stronger,fed is nothing just use their comment for market sell and buy
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Wallstreet knows exactly what they are doing. Setting people up. Take the market higher and higher even though they know it is daft, then boom. Sell, sell, sell. That's the only reason I can think of why things are looking like they are. But I am no professional so who knows.
Well, you are correct. We can finally see a definitive weakness in labour market. Revisions are down, far more than it should be. Basically, the last sector Fed was seeing as resilient is starting to crack. Many economists are expecting the recession to hit US in July and at latest in June. Market expects no rate hike from this point on anymore. Any future rate hike from the Fed will bring turbulence to the markets. The system I use also agrees that June and at latest July is when we will have it official in US. I am anticipating some breaking news to come out very soon and Fed to pivot in response to it. We are very, very close fellas. Gold is about to get reevaluated significantly, meaning, it will fly very soon to prices we haven't witnessed yet. Michael Burry said Fed will pivot in June and start printing as a response to some event which will happen in the near future and cause the infaltion to go up once again. I mean, it's either in June or July that recession will hit in my opinion. We have to start preparing ourselves right now before it's too late. Also, Fed will not pause this time around, there will be no time for that. They're either going to hike while they can or cut once the event comes. Take care and thread cautiosly fellas!
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Wallstreet knows exactly what they are doing. Setting people up. Take the market higher and higher even though they know it is daft, then boom. Sell, sell, sell. That's the only reason I can think of why things are looking like they are. But I am no professional so who knows.
The Dow is showing signs of collapse.
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{quote} Well, you are correct. We can finally see a definitive weakness in labour market. Revisions are down, far more than it should be. Basically, the last sector Fed was seeing as resilient is starting to crack. Many economists are expecting the recession to hit US in July and at latest in June. Market expects no rate hike from this point on anymore. Any future rate hike from the Fed will bring turbulence to the markets. The system I use also agrees that June and at latest July is when we will have it official in US. I am anticipating some breaking...
Well I guess you don't live in Florida - ain't no recession happening here anytime soon
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