Will Powell spike the punch bowl ?

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There’s no glitch anymore o_O


Yes, they "fixed the glitch".


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You are perpetually living a life full of
fear, hatred, frustration, anger, vengeance, worry ....
towards the Fed.

When talking about the Fed,
There was / is / will be nothing positive out of your mouth.

All your new threads are about expressions of your
negative emotions.
Your life is full of negative emotions.


Be a trader.
Traders are happy with the Fed because
it provides trading opportunities.
 
Happy with 7%+ inflation? Are you out of your fuxxing mind?

Considering how fast the price retracted after such weak CPI data with ALL three CPI numbers better than both the previous and forecast, it's very likely Powell is going to continue to take a strong stance against inflation to really make sure it's dead. I mean with so good of CPI numbers, the market should've stayed rallied at 100 points and yet the market quickly retreated from the top and never recovered. What does that indicate? It indicates that the market is not confident that Powell is satisfied with these numbers.

Ultimately, the numbers don't matter. What matters is if Powell is happy with these numbers convinced that the inflation is really dead and on its way back to the targeted rate of 2%. As long as he's not happy, the market won't be going up. That's how it is. Seeing how fast the market retracted from the top so quickly, I wouldn't even put 0.75 raise off the table.
 
What decline? There is no decline. Nobody at the Fed cares about 1/10 or 1/5 of a percent variation. They hike 50bps tomorrow and another 50bps Q1 and then stand pat. Simple as that. How anyone can constantly read more into this than the Fed has made perfectly clear is an absolute mystery...

What The Dawn meant was not that Powell was happy with the 7% number, but happy with the rate of decline.
 
What decline? There is no decline...

You're not very good at understanding this whole concept of rates, percentages of rates and velocities, and English language thingies, are you?

Whoops, I used an Oxford comma. @destriero is gonna' slam me for that I think.
 
There is no point to all this cynical bs. You're making theories based on bs assumptions and running with them. And you dismiss facts and outlooks because markets didn't do some orderly predictable move. Markets don't work that way.

You are either a troll or you are desperately long. I hope it's the former.
 
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