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NEW Inflation Report - What this Means [Fed].

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hey everyone me Kevin here understanding

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today's report is a little bit of a

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doozy at first glance it seems like we

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get bang on expectations if not a better

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report but there is a counterveiling

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argument that's being made by some on

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Wall Street including some whom a lot of

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you like getting updates from so we're

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going to talk about that person's

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opinion along with the data right now

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then we'll talk about what the

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implications are for the Federal Reserve

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and of course we have to remember what

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the federal reserve's goals are along

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with what they've told us they would do

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so we have to keep that in mind to take

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an objective look at exactly what's

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going on so first when we got pce

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inflation numbers or as we were

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expecting them yesterday we remember

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that the February data is really just

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based off of the CPI February data and

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it's not really new information that's

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why most of the time we don't really pay

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that much attention to PC but it is

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important because it does factor into

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being a the fed's prefer inflation gauge

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and it's a tool for a lot of fed

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charting tools like the multivariant

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core inflation tool from the New York

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fed which I actually think is pretty

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dang good so even though it inherits a

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lot of its data from CPI making CPI the

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most important for most people pce is

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really that report the FED likes because

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of how it manipulates all their little

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fancy charts and so what we ended up

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getting is we had an expectation that we

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were going to get a headline

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month-over-month increase of 0.4 we got3

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so we actually got better news on the

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headline month-over-month figure that's

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good but that headline number is

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affected by some of the volatile

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measures in food and energies like gas

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and oil the year-over-year figure came

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on bang on expectations 2 and a half%

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the core which strips out that more

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volatile food and energy component came

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bang on expectations three and the core

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deflator year-over-year came bang on

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expectations

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point8 but we had some downsides here

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that I didn't really love at first I saw

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this I go okay cool slightly lower and

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then match match match match match that

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seems relatively good but there was a

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devil in the details there was actually

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a revision of the prior pce number for

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January the prior pce number for January

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was reported to be 0.4 that was revised

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up to 0.5 and the prior year year number

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was 2.8 which was revised up to

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2.9 now those revisions along with

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today's data are thrown into the

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beautiful Wall Street Journal charts as

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put together

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by Nick T Nick T has some thoughts on

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well some of the data we got this

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morning let's take a look at some of his

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posts and try to then reconcile all of

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this with what this means for the fed

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and stocks and markets in general

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so right here you have Nick T giving us

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an update on what some of the numbers

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are he indicates that the 12-month pce

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rate in February was the lowest in 3

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years which is fantastic 2.8 the lowest

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in 3 years

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wonderful however the six Monon rate

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came in at

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2.9% in February that was as low as 1.9%

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in December and 2.6% in January so when

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we look over here here at this sort of

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beigy looking color we could see we

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dropped below fed target only to shoot

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right back above it right here at that

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2.9% level so the recent 6mon period

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along with the recent 3month period is

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becoming a little bit more aggressive on

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inflation uh when we look here at the

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pce index for February we see it up 33%

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in February the 12month rate ticked up

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to 2.5% from from

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2.45 or from 24 from January and the

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6month annualized rate was 2 and a half

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which is actually down from January so a

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tiny little bit of give and take in some

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of these numbers here and I think when

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we look at the charts it's pretty clear

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yes we're going to have volatility

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around these numbers but we're probably

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settling somewhere with inflation

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between 2 and 1/2 to 3 1/2% okay what

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does that mean why is that a big deal

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well we can jump on over to our pce

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report and in the actual PC report we

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won't actually get any insights into why

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that's a big deal so one said we'll use

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it as a little bit of a notepad for us

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to draw some ideas on but I want you to

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first know what Bloomberg economists

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think they think the numbers we got

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today actually reiterate getting a cut

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in June and getting three for this year

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so they think we're going to firm up

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price Ing and they think we're going to

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firm up and reiterate yes we're getting

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three Cuts this year they actually think

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that will be bullish for people who want

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to buy bonds or maybe even interest rate

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sensitive stocks keeping in mind that

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this is bitcoin's reaction which well as

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usual it's kind of all over the place

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and given that it's at 699 I can't

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really say that trading in this range is

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any kind of meaningful indicator so

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instead let's just try to understand for

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a moment what is the Federal Reserve

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trying to do this is the pce report by

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the way you can see the largest

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contributors were as usual Financial

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Services Insurance Transportation uh led

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by air transportation housing and

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utilities and motor vehicle parts led by

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light new trucks obviously the

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cybertruck now let's go in over here and

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let's make a few notes the very first

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thing that we have to understand is we

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have to understand what's the fed's goal

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okay this is really important we've

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talked about this before we have to

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understand this uh and there are a few

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goals that the Federal Reserve has so

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I'm going to list these out right here

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uh so uh okay here we go and uh there we

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to get those out of the way so what is

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the fed's goal well the federal

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reserve's goal is very simple let's

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erase this and let's make this clear

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let's say the neutral rate of interest

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is

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3% and let's say that inflation is

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running at

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25% well what should the Federal

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Reserves rate be 5 and a half per.

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whoops that was funny kind of flipflop

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there we go it disappeared on me for a

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second about five and I see that the

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hackers are coming in that would give us

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a rate of about 5 and a half% that's

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where we are now well what if the

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neutral rate is actually

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2.5% well then we should have an

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interest rate increase down to 5% that

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would be the equivalent of one to two

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rates whether you're measuring from the

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bottom or the top okay uh rate Cuts

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basically this is probably where the

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federal reserve's head is and the

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Federal Reserve probably probably thinks

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that even when we look at the Nick T

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charts we're probably bobbing around

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that 2 and 1 half level and so we're

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probably setting up for at least one to

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two cuts assuming the neutral rate of

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interest is 2 1 12% and inflation is

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settling around

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2% that's my take that's my belief now

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what does that mean well it reiterates

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yes some cuts for this year does this

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report iterate that we need four five or

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six Cuts Absol absolutely not in fact

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when we look at personal spending it

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exploded personal spending came in at 08

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versus the 0.5 expected retail

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inventories coming at 0.5 versus the 04

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expected inventories and spending

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exploded yet personal income somehow

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missed again coming at at. 3 versus 04

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probably because people are spending

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still more of the savings they have or

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they're just taking on more debt which

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obviously isn't sustainable in the long

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term but for a short-term play is this a

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bad Catalyst that all of a sudden we

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need to get a bunch lower rate Cuts or

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or or a bunch more rate Cuts because the

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economy's falling apart no econom is not

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falling apart is this a report that says

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we are going for no cuts no absolutely

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not this is a report that actually

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probably reiterates somewhere between

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two to some I I would say I would say

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probably two cuts because I think

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there's an equivalent argument to argue

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for one cut this year equivalent

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argument to argue for three it probably

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reiterates at least two cuts for this

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year so yes two cuts are likely to begin

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this year whether they begin in June or

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not will be predicated by the next

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inflation reports so make sure to

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subscribe to the channel I'll keep you

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updated with everything that's moving on

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in terms of what I think the market is

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going to do on Monday actually think the

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Market's going to like this data on

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Monday I don't think this is a seld the

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news uh set of information it is April

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1st so it's the beginning of the new

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quarter but any kind of rebalancing

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theoretically should have already been

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done so I don't really have a negative

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Catalyst for April 1st April 2nd Tesla's

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deliveries that might be different

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anyway thanks so much for watching we'll

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