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oh hey everyone meet kevin here today

0:04

we've got to talk about the federal

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reserve and well projections for what

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the hell is about to happen on wednesday

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and folks preview i don't think it's

0:13

going to be good that's because the

0:15

federal reserve has a few big problems

0:18

to solve and i'm not just talking about

0:19

inflation i'm talking about the

0:22

differences in what's known as the

0:23

summary of economic projections this

0:26

federal reserve meeting is going to be

0:27

different in that we actually get a

0:29

summary of economic projections which we

0:31

don't get in every single federal

0:32

reserve meeting the last time we had one

0:34

was in march and before that we had one

0:36

in december which means we missed

0:38

january and may for these these

0:39

particular meetings are especially

0:41

important because what they are is a

0:43

projection of the board members opinions

0:46

on where the unemployment rate will be

0:48

where the recession potentials will be

0:50

where inflation will be and a lot of

0:53

these things have changed since march so

0:56

let's talk about these things first

0:58

from march or in the uh the march

1:01

release the one that came out on march

1:03

16th the federal reserve uh blew us away

1:06

with their gdp projection the market was

1:09

expecting a three and a half percent gdp

1:11

read they actually came in with 2.8

1:14

percent that was a shock and we saw a

1:16

little bit of pain at the moment when

1:18

that scp report came out uh and so

1:20

what's fascinating here is

1:22

i don't think anybody thinks gdp is

1:25

going to be between 2.8 percent for 2022

1:27

and 2 and 2.2 percent for 2023

1:31

the reason is

1:32

we're thinking there might be a

1:33

recession

1:34

recession would mean the sap gdp should

1:38

show some form of gdp closer to zero and

1:42

if we go negative then we see a

1:44

recession now the cool thing about the

1:46

scp is we actually get a range of what

1:49

all the different folks on the federal

1:51

open market committee think for the

1:53

recession potential

1:54

last time the gdp range for 2022 was

1:57

anywhere between 2.1 to an optimistic

2:00

3.3

2:01

if now imagine this flips and the ranges

2:05

of gdp projection are like

2:07

2022 anywhere between 0.5 to 1.5 percent

2:12

huge revision down and then 2023

2:15

potentially the ranges are negative 0.4

2:19

to 1

2:20

the market's going to freak about that

2:23

gdp change in direction really big

2:26

problem now there's a second problem

2:28

here though and we got to get to talking

2:30

about inflation and unemployment and the

2:32

fed funds terminal rate but here's the

2:34

thing that you really got to think about

2:35

okay

2:36

and folks it has to do with the fed's

2:38

credibility this is so freaking critical

2:41

because back in the 70s and this is what

2:43

was different in the 70s was that

2:45

inflation was high for six to 10 years

2:48

it was over five percent for six to ten

2:50

years and the fed's like don't worry we

2:52

may have left the gold standard but

2:54

don't worry uh the inflation's

2:56

transitory don't worry we'll get it down

2:58

with just nominally higher federal funds

3:00

rates well what ended up having to

3:02

happen we ended up having to get paul

3:04

volkered that's because the fed lost so

3:06

much credibility nobody actually thought

3:07

inflation was going to go down when

3:09

people don't believe that inflation is

3:10

going to go down they demand more pay

3:12

and they buy more stuff now which

3:14

actually self-fulfills more inflation

3:15

that's bad the fed has to have

3:17

credibility which they do to some degree

3:20

today but they're losing it you compare

3:22

the fed to the rest of the world the

3:24

united states dollar is the strongest

3:26

it's rising substantially over the past

3:28

few weeks especially if you compare it

3:30

against like the japanese yen failed

3:32

monetary policy experience what happens

3:34

the dollar gets stronger which is

3:36

actually bad for earnings at u.s

3:38

companies that are trying to sell to

3:39

companies or people abroad because it's

3:41

more expensive for them to buy products

3:43

you know somewhere around

3:45

52 percent of buyers of tesla's are

3:47

foreign that makes teslas more expensive

3:49

right which potentially reduces demand

3:51

but anyway point is when we talk about

3:53

the fed they have to maintain

3:55

credibility and unfortunately because of

3:57

their spat with transitory inflation

3:59

they don't appear to have very much

4:01

credibility left right now and so that's

4:03

why my opinion this next scp report is

4:06

really really really really really

4:07

critical see if we end up having the

4:10

federal reserve give us an sep report

4:12

that's sort of like oh hey guys all

4:15

right um yeah uh we think gdp is going

4:18

to go down from 2.8 percent of the end

4:20

of the year we actually project now that

4:21

it's going to be like 2.4 percent well

4:24

everybody's just going to roll their

4:25

eyes at the fed and then we'll have even

4:28

less faith in the fed and i think the

4:29

fed realizes that i think the fed's

4:31

going to realize that okay what we have

4:33

to do this time is we actually have to

4:35

make sure that we give a summary of

4:37

economic projections that's reasonable

4:40

if we have an inverted yield curve which

4:41

is just inverted again today the 10-2

4:43

treasury yield curve then we probably

4:46

actually need to be honest with people

4:48

for once and project a proper gdp

4:50

forecast because otherwise we won't have

4:52

any freaking credibility left at the

4:54

same time they're obviously going to

4:56

warm us up to the idea of what the

4:57

market's already starting to price in

4:59

which is a higher terminal fed funds

5:02

rate and they need to do this again to

5:04

maintain credibility if they come up and

5:05

they're like oh we're just going to go

5:06

for 250s and then we're going to go for

5:08

25s again nobody's going to think

5:10

they're credible so they have to give us

5:12

bad news in order to maintain their own

5:14

freaking credibility they have to tell

5:16

us we're going to go for what the

5:17

market's saying potentially 175 bp hike

5:20

whether that's in june or it's in july

5:23

followed by 50s 25s are gone 50 is the

5:27

new 25 and 75s are the new 50s because

5:30

we're not seeing that inflection down in

5:31

inflation they can't even pull the

5:33

narrative that they were polling in

5:35

march

5:36

or in may which is like oh there's some

5:37

measures that inflation has peaked and

5:39

it's trending down not after this last

5:41

report it's a complete freaking disaster

5:43

so

5:44

two big problems here okay and then we

5:46

gotta talk about these these uh other

5:48

things regarding uh inflation and

5:49

unemployment of that i'm gonna summarize

5:51

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okay

6:14

so the two big problems

6:16

again number one they have to give us

6:19

bad news on the scp otherwise they lose

6:21

credibility and they have to give us bad

6:23

news on the raid forecast because

6:25

inflation just isn't transitory that

6:27

means all of a sudden this whole idea

6:29

again oh

6:30

yeah don't worry guys everything's

6:32

smooth sailing out dude don't mind a

6:34

hurricane out there don't mind you need

6:36

that all of that is just bull crap the

6:38

fed's got to give it to us straight for

6:40

once to maintain their credibility

6:41

because only if they are credible well

6:44

inflation expectations come down and see

6:46

this is a concern the last inflation

6:48

expectations that came out friday

6:50

came out in such a way that uh well i

6:53

should say they came out right before

6:55

the consumer sentiment survey came out

6:57

which was a complete disaster and

6:58

consumers inflation expectations

7:00

actually rose more substantially than

7:02

expected that's bad but wait a minute if

7:05

consumers expectations for inflation

7:07

shot up before inflation actually shot

7:10

up in this last terrible report that

7:12

means the next

7:14

outpouring or the next uh report on

7:16

consumer inflation expectations could be

7:19

even worse

7:20

unless the fed has substantial

7:22

credibility and again they can't be

7:24

credible if they keep telling us that oh

7:26

everything's fine they have to make us

7:28

feel like paul volcker's coming and

7:31

maybe he won't but this whole softest

7:33

landing thing they should kill that stop

7:35

saying we're going in for a soft landing

7:37

i wish joe biden would do this too they

7:39

need to wake up and go listen folks it's

7:41

not all good it's bad we have a problem

7:44

you need to start saving money and get

7:46

out of debt and you're going to have a

7:47

crap time if you're invested in real

7:49

estate or stocks and they got to be real

7:51

with us because if they would just be

7:52

freaking real with us then people would

7:54

actually trust them again that's why

7:56

this scp is going to be so important no

7:59

more softish landing because you know

8:00

what the softest landing is all

8:03

right now we said that we're good okay

8:05

we gotta now talk about the other

8:07

problems in the report because the other

8:09

problems in the report are also a big

8:11

problem

8:13

the unemployment report is going to be

8:16

bad in this projection i'm going to

8:18

explain that so here's what i mean with

8:19

the unemployment report being bad so

8:22

when we potentially flirt with a

8:23

recession you see companies go bankrupt

8:25

like revlon went bankrupt that was

8:27

terrible and when companies go bankrupt

8:29

people lose their jobs so we expect the

8:30

unemployment rate to go up but the fed

8:33

has only projected that the unemployment

8:34

rate would tick up by 2024. this is more

8:38

freaking fed and i'm tired

8:44

oh gosh

8:47

there's no ladder

8:50

not like a beached whale over

8:52

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9:08

anyway uh so where were we oh the

9:10

unemployment so here's the thing in the

9:12

last scp

9:14

they bullshitted us again okay

9:16

they told us

9:18

they told us that

9:20

the unemployment rate would take up in

9:22

2024 first this is they're full

9:25

of crap

9:26

they've told us many times that they

9:29

need to in order to get inflation down

9:31

lower

9:33

lower inflation by raising rates and

9:35

that is going to lead to a tick up in

9:37

unemployment

9:38

especially if you have a recession or

9:40

depression right

9:42

they need to be real with that in the

9:43

next scp report the problem is if

9:46

they're real with us in that next scp

9:47

report people are going to freak out

9:49

again so you've got a lot of potential

9:51

freak out coming you've got the change

9:53

in real gdp that forecast is going to be

9:56

a disaster i think it's going to the

9:58

range is going to flirt with

9:59

recessionary numbers and

10:01

either look they're either real with us

10:03

and it flirts with recessionary numbers

10:04

and everybody freaks out or they lie to

10:06

us and everybody freaks out because

10:07

they're not credible and that's even

10:08

worse we need them to have credibility

10:10

which means we need to stop the

10:12

and wake up

10:13

the fed funds rate okay the terminal fed

10:16

funds rate

10:17

oh boy this one this one's a disaster

10:19

okay

10:20

so the last projection for the fed's fed

10:23

funds rate at the end of the year was

10:24

1.9

10:26

they told us the fed told us we need to

10:28

get above neutral neutral is when we're

10:31

not constrictive or accommodative we're

10:32

neither of those that's about expected

10:34

to be 2.5 though nobody actually knows

10:36

where the neutral rate is

10:39

fine

10:40

well in the last scp they told us they

10:42

would get to 1.9

10:44

now they're telling us oh well we think

10:46

we're going to go a little above neutral

10:48

which would imply a terminal rate of

10:49

somewhere between 2.75 to 3.25 percent

10:54

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10:56

are pricing in right now

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renovations but folks the terminal rate

12:32

that traders are now pricing in for the

12:33

fed's fed funds rate is four percent

12:37

that means on this next scp if the fed

12:40

wants any freaking credibility we gotta

12:42

drive i forgot if the fed wants any

12:44

credibility anymore any credibility

12:47

anything oh let me get my glasses over

12:49

here if the fed wants any credibility

12:51

they're going to have to update

12:53

the scp terminal rate and that is also

12:56

going to freak out the market so

12:58

the terminal funds rate for a terminal

13:01

rate for the end of the year again was

13:02

expected to be one point

13:04

gosh 1.9

13:06

my expectation is in this next report

13:09

from the fed

13:10

we're honestly probably going to get

13:12

something like

13:15

2.8 to 3.2 by the end of the year that's

13:19

also going to freak the market out so

13:21

look you're going to have low buying

13:23

volumes between now and the fed meeting

13:26

because people don't like uncertainty

13:27

people freak out over uncertainty and i

13:30

would expect low buying volumes between

13:32

now and the fed meeting

13:33

but when we get the fed meeting i also

13:36

think we're going to experience a

13:37

disaster we're going to be in a

13:39

situation where when we look at that scp

13:41

we're going to go holy crap this is the

13:44

fed trying to regain the people's trust

13:46

trying to regain the credit credibility

13:48

and look i'll tell you

13:50

as much as you might hate the fed right

13:51

now at least we have

13:54

like

13:55

some regulation and a fed and

13:59

institutions that like try to solve

14:01

problems when they come up

14:02

which is what crypto unfortunately does

14:04

not have and that's why we started this

14:07

whole stable coin disaster which we've

14:09

been talking about potentially happening

14:11

since the end of 2020 on this channel

14:13

i've always said stable coins i don't

14:15

understand them i don't understand why i

14:17

mean i understand them but i don't

14:19

understand how they're not

14:22

multi-re-hypothecated with no regulation

14:24

and how that's okay and that

14:26

unfortunately is now affecting what's

14:28

actually a really good technology

14:30

blockchain technology i'm a big fan of

14:32

blockchain technology but i'm very

14:34

concerned

14:36

about the future for of an unregulated

14:39

environment uh you know and i don't want

14:41

to come across as like a fed shill i

14:42

think they effed up here i really think

14:44

they effed up

14:46

and that's why i think they're going to

14:47

have to regain credibility this is not

14:49

going to be like a paul volcker but it's

14:50

kind of like

14:52

this is like the pre-pulvering

14:55

anyway folks i wish you the best i

14:57

seriously do i'm always here for you and

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uh

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i'll keep you updated check out those

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stream now and uh

15:07

look forward to talking to you all soon

15:09

thanks bye

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