As traders do we care who is responsible for the gains?The fed is responsible for about 87% of those gains!!!!
As you can see they always bow to wallstreet and give them anything and everything to keep everything blue skies and colorful rainbows.
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The Federal Reserve is likely to say rate cuts are coming, satisfying markets
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They can always follow Germany, Japan and Switzerland, push interest rate below zero.I'm patiently waiting for a fed funds rate below 1% and a recession train coming at full speed. Oh how lovely it will look when the fed has no where to go...
Too many years have gone by with the fed propping, eventually something has to give!!
I'm patiently waiting for a fed funds rate below 1% and a recession train coming at full speed. Oh how lovely it will look when the fed has no where to go...
Too many years have gone by with the fed propping, eventually something has to give!!
They can always follow Germany, Japan and Switzerland, push interest rate below zero.
Yep - I recall that Japan went for at least a decade (this is recollection off the top of my head) with negative interest rates.
And the ECB and the BOJ have already signaled the markets that a rate cut is in the offing.
I never understood why I want to pay someone to hold my cash when I can just put them in my bank vault or safety deposit box and is readily available. When I pay someone to hold my cash I have an added risk: That someone could take my cash and disappear.There is no mathematical reason why it can't be below zero, absent some way to arbitrage it.
We got negative interest rates here in Sweden tooThey can always follow Germany, Japan and Switzerland, push interest rate below zero.
I never understood why I want to pay someone to hold my cash when I can just put them in my bank vault or safety deposit box and is readily available. When I pay someone to hold my cash I have an added risk: That someone could take my cash and disappear.
There is no mathematical reason why it can't be below zero, absent some way to arbitrage it.