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The Fed is Lying | The Coming Horrible Recession.

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well folks in my opinion the fed is

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either panicking or lying to us about

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the coming recession and the stock

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market realizes it that's why stocks are

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falling as the fed meeting once again

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ends and once again bond yields are

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rising with the 10-year now rising up to

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3.45

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now maybe that's just because uh you

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know last year the fed spent the entire

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year telling us that inflation was

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transitory while the delta variant was

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destroying our supply chains and we

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printed even more money but don't worry

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now any kind of recession is sure to be

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transitory because after all the

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consumer and markets are very strong

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consider what the fed told us yesterday

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the fed told us yesterday the consumer

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is strong and the economy is doing very

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well you look at this chart it's a chart

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of consumer sentiment in the united

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states being at 22 year lows it is

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literally at the lowest point since the

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dot-com bubble didn't even bother people

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and it is not even as low as the 2008

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recession that's right we are the lowest

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point in the last 22 years on the chart

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people are worried and they're worried

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because they realize that not only do we

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have the hottest inflation that we've

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had in four decades but they realized

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the fed

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might not know what the hell they're

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doing and so as you can see with

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inflation we had a peak in march

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followed by a decline in april which was

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good

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but unfortunately another higher peak in

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may in terms of inflation and so while

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jerome powell talks about strength we're

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kind of scratching our heads going wait

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a minute why then is inflation going the

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wrong way and why is consumer sentiment

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so

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low and on top of that you've got the

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u.s savings rate as a percentage of

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personal disposable income at just 4.4

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percent yet again another metric that is

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at a low since

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2008 where it was actually slightly

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lower but also quite freaking low

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and so

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it does make you wonder why does the fed

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jerome powell and their bodies why do

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they all think that gdp is going to end

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at 1.7 at the end of the year it doesn't

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quite make sense

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even the atlanta fed's gdp now tracking

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indicator doesn't seem to agree with the

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federal reserve themselves

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the gdp now indicator went negative in

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q1

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and guess what we ended up having for

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gdp in q1

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a negative read

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guess what the gdp

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now data hit again today

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negative we are once again

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negative you can see it here on the

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chart

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now according to this chart on screen

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if the gdp now chart is correct

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we will fall into a recession because

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after all two quarters of negative gdp

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is a recession

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and see the fed is telling us oh but

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don't worry don't worry

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we have no plans of inducing a recession

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in fact they want to be very clear that

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we have no plan to induce a recession

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not trying to reduce induce a recession

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now let's be clear about that we're

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trying to achieve uh two percent

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inflation consistent with a strong labor

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market that's that's what we're trying

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to do well the stock market doesn't

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believe that the fed can avoid this and

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the stock market knows that if we

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compare all the way back to 1929 and all

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the crashes that have happened since

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1929

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in times of a recession

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at least with how mature we are in terms

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of this crash now

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we have at least two more large lows to

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hit before we can actually say we've hit

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bottom now if we don't have a recession

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maybe we're already at the bottom the

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markets aren't convinced that we're

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going to be able to avoid a recession

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especially as we get sledge hammered by

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the federal reserve with a 75 basis

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point hike now consider this

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the federal reserve told us in may

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that 75 basis points of an increase for

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the fomc of federal funds rate was off

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of the table

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and yesterday what did we get 75 basis

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point now

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we believe this was leaked to the media

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on monday via like a text or a phone

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call because the fed was in their

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blackout period and they wanted to kind

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of prep the markets and so then they

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prep the markets markets priced in the

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75 and sure enough here's your 75.

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that was after the cpi data showed a

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meaningful and broad-based increase in

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inflation data not a decrease and this

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wasn't just certain categories it was

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literally everything

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and we saw a bump in consumer

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expectations for inflation before the

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cpi read even came out which means our

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next read for consumer expectations for

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inflation will probably be even worse

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now powell of course says this was him

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adapting

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well markets aren't convinced that he's

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done adapting

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and even though yesterday jerome powell

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promised that well i shouldn't say

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promised but set the expectation that

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quote

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we do not expect moves of this size to

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be common and that this is an unusually

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large hike

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the fed may have lost some credibility

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because again here we are looking at

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consumers and looking at the economy in

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a much substantially weaker position

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than what the fed seems to be telling us

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about and so how can we believe that

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they're going to be credible to say that

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75 basis points are unusually large when

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it's entirely possible in the july

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meeting we could end up with a 75 or

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even 100 basis point hike and that'll

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just have to say well

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we had to adapt

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folks there's no cheering with the fed

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until inflation actually starts coming

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down but it gets worse because the

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so

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what's another reason that the fed is

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freaking markets out right now well

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yesterday we kind of brushed this off it

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had to do with the federal reserve kind

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of dropping their mention that they want

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to keep a strong labor market the

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market's finally realizing however now

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and i kind of mentioned that this was

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odd in my summary video yesterday market

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is finally realizing that jay pal is

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giving up on the dual mandate remember

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maximum employment and stable prices

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well we've got maximum employment in

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fact we've got more than maximum

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employment so jpr's kind of like yeah

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that's not really our goal right now our

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goal right now is just

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inflation getting inflation down so we

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don't really have a central bank

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that has a dual mandate right now we

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have a single mandate federal reserve

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and that is to crush inflation and the

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easiest way to crush inflation is by

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destroying demand and quite frankly

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inducing a recession even though japan

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tells us don't worry that's not the goal

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we know this is pretty much what it's

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going to take and that's unfortunate and

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that's what the market is pricing in now

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now even if

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the fed tells us

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they want to see

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you know

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drops in cpi for them to relax on their

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rate hike cycle

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just a few months ago the federal

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reserve was telling us you know we're

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really just looking at the

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month-over-month data and core cpi as

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long as core cpi and the month over

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month data comes down

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okay maybe we could pause on our rate

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hikes

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well jerome powell once again

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flip-flopped on this and now he's

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telling us that no we actually want

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headline inflation numbers to come down

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sure core and month over month data

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matters but we really want that core to

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come down

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this is really i'm sorry the headline

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number to come down this is really bad

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because if powell wants the headline

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number to come down the only way to

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achieve that is by

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you know with monetary policy since we

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can't really control commodities

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and control supply the only way to

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achieve that is with straight-up demand

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destruction like folks if you are tired

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of high oil prices and gas prices which

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i'm sure you are in high energy prices

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and the fed is as well and we want to

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see that headline inflation go down

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which is heavily driven by energy prices

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and food prices bonding prices the only

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way to drive that down is with straight

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up demand destruction and the fed has to

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get people to drive less spend less

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money now california seems to have a

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different opinion california seems to

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think we should give everybody 400

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so they can go buy more gas and continue

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having demand so why drive less when you

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could just get free money from the state

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of california

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oh freaking california

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folks let's keep going over here with

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the fed

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see

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the problem with the fed right now is

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that the stock market is not just pissed

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that the fed is you know dropping labor

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from their arguments and focused on uh

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inflation so heavily but it's that

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the fed doesn't even realize that by

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creating the well i'm sure they realize

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but they're certainly not talking about

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it but by creating the kind of demand

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destruction that they need to get

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inflation down we will maybe not have a

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recession fine maybe they're right about

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that but we'll have an earnings

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recession which is just as bad if

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anything it's actually worse for stocks

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quite frankly i'd rather have a not

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earnings recession and a regular

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recession than have an earnings

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recession

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and uh well i'm confusing myself here

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the point is i don't want an earnings

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recession on stocks because then stocks

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plummet you have a regular recession but

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you still have earnings going up eps is

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going up well maybe that's not that bad

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because eps is strongly correlated with

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long-term gains for stocks the problem

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is stocks are just getting reamed and so

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is the bond market i mean look at for

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example peloton a stock that's already

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down 90

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now their bonds are selling for 70 cents

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on the dollar revlon just filed for

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bankruptcy and to add insult to injury

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people are still raising prices

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contributing to inflation yes that

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includes tesla but folks it's not just

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the united states germany just saw the

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biggest increase in five-year yields

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since 2011. the swiss national bank just

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dropped a bombshell surprise of a 50

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basis point hike nobody was expecting

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that the ecb just had an emergency

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meeting where they're planning on

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announcing a new tool to announce or you

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know something to basically help deal

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with surging bond yields because they

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realize the bond market's collapsing

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they also

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had the following to say which was not

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good they said quote inflation

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may end up being more entrenched than we

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think and sentiment is worsening

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great last thing we want is central

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banks telling us uh maybe inflation's

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more entrenched than we thought it was

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on top of that the bank of england is

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expected to hike rates today the uh

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reserve bank of australia is signaling a

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period of substantial rate increases

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ahead

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but folks don't worry we won't be

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hearing a lot from the fed for a while

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right

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we should be good i mean we just had the

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fed meeting right wrong the fed speak

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calendar is back

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so i've got it written down let's see

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here fed speak calendar powell talks at

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a conference tomorrow on saturday waller

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speaks on tuesday mester and barkinspeak

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on wednesday powell speaks in the senate

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and evans barkin and hardest being

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then on thursday powell speaks before

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the house

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oh my gosh

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i kind of like the blackout period

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better because this is a disaster but

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then again maybe ben bernanke was right

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the federal reserve thinks that monetary

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policy is 98 talk and 2 action and folks

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this is all a complete disaster and the

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fed is in my opinion either just

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panicking

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entirely wrong

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about the strength of the markets or the

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economy

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or they're just straight up lying to us

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because that summary of economic

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projections sure was a revision

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but it wasn't a real revision

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