Monetary policy should remain tight until the 11% additional inflation we've had since January 2020 above the 2% trendline is erased. There's no point in having an inflation target if you're not going to adhere to it. The Fed should not cut rates at all this year.

The US government has stolen 46% your purchasing power since 2000

Inflation has been above target for 52 months in a row but let’s panic to cut rates in the largest speculative bubble since 99

Holy based

We’re playing with fire up here if it goes much higher. I don’t think you’ll be hearing Trump talk about cutting rates or firing Powell in the near future. Cutting rates rn would be financial suicide.

Has anyone asked Michael Durant from the Black Hawk Down incident what he thinks of all the fuckin Somalians in America?

Money supply expansion via deficit spending and artificially low interest rates and the Fed manipulating the price of assets This is far left, Obama style economics.

Welp

I believe it’s possible that Jeffrey Epstein was escorted out of his cell during the roughly 3 minute time frame cut out of the footage.

Everything Must Go.

We are in a massive, almost global bubble

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They’re gonna pump everything one more time before the boomers croak

The communist/socialist takeover of the left is very real, but to prevent it we need to actually fix the problems. Money supply expansion via deficit spending, the fed keeping interest rates artificially low and pumping asset prices, the rampant speculation, these are all what

Gentlemen, start your printers 🏎️

One-day tick chart of the 30-year yield reacting to Powell getting fired.

Grok is cooked

I don't know who needs to hear this but firing Jerome Powell won't lower mortgage rates.

Our elected officials dunkpost on each other like high schoolers