Are we going to shit?

And so he might raise rates again tomorrow? Or is this some statements about what they are thinking about the future, that sort of thing? Thanks Overnight!
 
SoyUnGanador said:
And so he might raise rates again tomorrow? Or is this some statements about what they are thinking about the future, that sort of thing? Thanks Overnight!
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It's rate decision and monetary policy for the future. I sent you the calendar link in the previous post.
 
The FED been hiking faster than ever,
IMO they won’t hike 75bp in Dec.
But let’s see tomorrow.

From the Dot Plot they target 4.5 for 2022.
325bp + 75bp + 50bp = 450bp
 
Yep, I was a Bear, but now I'm leaning towards the Fed only doing 50bps.

How's Soys form. He doesn't know Charts, Interest Rates or the FOMC, yet he can read Market sentiment like a Champion.
 
Here's what happens on FOMC Wednesdays...

The prepared statement is read at 2 PM ET, and the policy guidelines are released. Then at 2:30 PM ET, Powell does the Q&A.

See if you can find the demarcation point in this video.


Since nobody will understand what I am on about, the demarcation point is at 3:17 in the video.
 
Oil will determine where the US stockmarket goes. So far, Joe Biden releasing milions upon millions of crude oil from the US strategic oil reserves to sell cheap oil to Europe and keep oil prices low. That is about to end. OPEC is set to cut their oil production 2,000,000 barrels a day. US sanctions on Russian oil and natural gas and the deliberate sabotage of the Nord Stream pipelines 1 & 2, guarantees natural gas prices will remain high. Now, they have to tack on additional shipping costs and it takes about 2 months to deliver it to Europe. Add to that storage problems and natural gas shortages in Europe is about to erupt.
 
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no, we haven't seen the worst yet. data show we're setting up for a recession (probably, 9 months from now).
the FED will act on the current data, and raise interest rate + and more in the future. one can't fight the FED.
the leading stocks have been lagging the markets. what're the new leaders? :)
 
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