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I have to say I am so frustrated about

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the silliness that people say on the

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internet when it comes to inflation

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people are saying things like oh wow

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since when did inflation go into 6.5

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percent become bad news

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oh my God it's like economics 101 is

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missing from people's brains nobody is

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saying that it is good news that

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inflation is 6.5 but let's understand

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what Nick T has said with the Federal

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Reserve has had to say and some of the

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other very important things that we need

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to focus on first you have to understand

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that much like the real estate market

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inflections are what matter in economics

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you could be right here and if you

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compare year over year you might be

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comparing to here and that growth might

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be 6.5 but if you compare here to here

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that growth could be negative and

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eventually in the future when we're

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let's say over here at the Green Point

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and we compare to a year ago in the

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future now all of a sudden we might

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actually the year ago in the future

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might sort of be like that we might be

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looking at negative three percent

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inflation this is why structural trend

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and changes matter this by the way is

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exactly the same thing we're seeing in

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the real estate market in the real

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estate market you're seeing home prices

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down 10 to 15 percent off peak yet

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what's actually happening is you look

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year over year and you still see a lot

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of cities positive right but it's just a

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matter of time before we roll over on

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that year over year comparison it's

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basic Eco 101. of course then you have

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the clowns that come out and say things

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like oh well inflation can't go positive

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or inflation can't come down that is

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because after all China is going to

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reopen so I sent this tweet here and I

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said inflation can't like the other

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people right inflation can't come down

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because China will reopen and I'm like

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uh China has been open for 37 of the

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past 40 disinflationary years that we've

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had in other words China has been quote

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unquote open for the last 92.5 of

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disinflationary years that we've had

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over the last 40 years

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but yet the clowns are like no no this

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time's different if China reopens that's

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it that's it China reopens big inflation

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let's be real the inflationary problems

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we had was not caused by

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transitory U.S reopening it was caused

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by Insane and stupid money printing it

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was caused by a war in Ukraine that was

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not expected and it was caused by a

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complete rejiggering of Supply chains

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around the world yet today companies

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like Samsung and taiwan's semiconductors

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are saying the supply chain snarls are

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almost over Taiwan semiconductors

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literally today is up six percent on the

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news that they are almost done with the

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supply chain issues regardless of what

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happens with a Chinese reopening so

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these arguments that people have that oh

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no 6.5 inflation is is uh is somehow

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still bad news is ridiculous we are on a

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really good path for inflation

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plummeting there's a reason we had

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Hawker from the FED come out this

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morning say all right we're probably

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looking at uh you know basically uh 25

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basis point hikes and there's a reason

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the bond market is not only pricing in a

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25 basis point hike maybe I mean

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probably at this point once in February

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maybe again in March or even a pause and

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then the bond market prices in 1.7 in

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rate cuts by the end of 2023 and the

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bond market price is in five percent

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that means going back to zero within the

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next few years okay there's a reason

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because inflation is plummeted now some

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other people have this like counter

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argument and somehow they think that oh

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but Kevin

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you're only thinking inflation's going

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down if you take out housing well I'll

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have you know housing's like the most

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important part of people's expenses

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duh okay duh yes yes people spend most

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of their money on housing yes that is

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true but the Chicago or sorry the

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Cleveland fed themselves is well aware

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of the massive lag that you get in

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inflationary housing data that's because

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they literally ask owners by picking up

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the phone going hey what do you think

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you could rent out your house for today

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and you get a 6-12 month lag in when

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people actually adjust what they think

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their rent is worth to what the market

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actually is in fact here it is I'll

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provide the facts to you the Cleveland

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working paper series that they just

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released here in December of 2022 and

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this is something that Jerome Powell

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himself has referenced clearly clearly

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shows that when we look at CPI rent CPI

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rent the purple line is going up but all

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other actual leading indicators of rent

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whether you look at loopnet yardy a

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basket of these put together Zillow

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rents doesn't matter all of them are

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trending down while the CPI report one

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is still trending up it's just a matter

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of time before the CPI reported flexed

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down and then guess what huge anchor to

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inflation now then of course you have

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people that are like

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it's not just how they uh actually it is

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mostly just housing in fact the Bureau

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of Labor Statistics literally said that

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themselves they literally wrote The

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Shelter index was the dominant factor in

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the monthly increase in the index for

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all items less food and energy

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that's core okay shelter in fact they

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said accounted for more than

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half of the total increase of core

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inflation and core services in fact you

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even have the federal reserve's

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mouthpiece Mr Nick t uh from The Wall

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Street Journal look what Mr Nikki T had

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to say this morning on Twitter December

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CPI three-month annualized rates core

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Goods negative 4.8 percent deflation

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Services less shelter just

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1.2 percent annualized well under the

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two percent fed goal what's the only

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area that's still exploding

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shelter of 9.2 percent annualized that's

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insane but the Cleveland fed themselves

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says that number is getting ready to

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plummet now of course the FED is

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cautious right because they have to be

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because as soon as they start saying oh

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inflation is plummeting then everybody

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throws in the towel and starts going out

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and spending money again because fear

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goes away so the FED has to keep on the

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face of fear but the bond market is

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being crystal clear in how it's

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screaming to us the more the yield curve

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inverts the more the Federal Reserve is

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going to end up cutting rates in the

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face of inflation falling on top of that

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the bond market today is screaming to

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you and saying look yields plummeting on

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the 10-year under 3.5 percent why

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because the days of rising inflation and

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shocks to the upside inflation are over

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and behind us so personally you get

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frustrated when people are like oh but

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but

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then inflation minus food and minus

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housing isn't fair because most people

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spend most of their money on food and

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housing

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duh and eggs too we get it but the

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leading indicators for actually a basket

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of most food in the world and housing or

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plummeting so that means it's cheaper to

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rent stuff today it's just the reports

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don't show it yet ah now I'll tell you

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exactly why the Federal Reserve is doing

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this if the Federal Reserve right now

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came out and told you what the bond

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market was expecting the FED to do which

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generally the FED does what the bond

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market suggests the FED does anyway it's

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kind of crazy although they try to

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manipulate each other

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If the Fed right now came out and said

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hey yeah we're probably gonna cut rates

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by 1.7 percent by the end of 2023 and uh

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we'll cut rates by five percent over the

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next few years that's what the bond

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market is telling us

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If the Fed said that right now what do

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you think would happen

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every person and their mommy and their

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daddy and their granny would go out and

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spend money on debt they'd borrow they'd

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go into margin debt to buy stocks

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everybody would just YOLO on everything

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they'd go buy new cars they'd go buy a

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jet they'd go buy a new house everyone

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would just go not spending money again

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and then guess what boom inflation pops

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back up fed loses all credibility that's

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why they're keeping the hard face on

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because they have to they don't trust us

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they're putting the hard face on and

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they're treating us like little dirty

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brats like little step children not that

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there's anything wrong with step

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children okay I've had a lot of Step

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siblings myself anyway they're trading

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us like children

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because they don't trust us not to go

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blow it

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and they're probably right

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In fairness they're probably right kids

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look it we would all be having a

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freaking field day if they're like we're

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gonna cut

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