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The Fed JUST Began the GREAT RESET | NEW DANGERS.

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now i can make coffee right here while

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streaming videos to you live got the

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little nespresso right there and some

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fresh coffee

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welcome back everyone let's do a recap

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of everything that jerome powell just

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told us from his federal reserve meeting

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and let me tell you there were some

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bombshells in this one some mega

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bombshells including i mean for how long

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have i been talking about wanting to

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start this real estate company because i

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think the housing market's about to go

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through a mega crash jerome powell

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literally in this press conference told

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us that the housing market is about to

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go through a quote difficult correction

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okay let's get into the content of what

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we need to cover with jerome powell

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there's a lot all right and some of

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these things are good some of them are

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actually a little bit concerning so

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first we got our 75 basis point hike

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wall street was expecting two dissenters

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we actually got zero that means we had a

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unanimous 75 basis point hike the two

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dissenters were actually expected to

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potentially go for a 50 basis point hike

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wrong every single person on the board

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is expecting a 75 basis point hike in

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addition to that before the summary of

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economic projections came out we wrote

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down estimates of what we thought that

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the federal reserve was going to raise

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rates to as a terminal rate the terminal

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rate is a really important number

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because that's how high we think

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interest rates are going to go before

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the fed pauses and then eventually

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u-turns and on this document when we

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covered this live i wrote down that i

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thought we were going to see 4.6 my

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estimates were in red in 2023 and then

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3.9 percent in 2024 wall street thought

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that the terminal rate would go to 4.1

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next year and then 3.6 the year after

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that

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folks i nailed both of them 4.6

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on the 2023 terminal rate that's the

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upper end of the range i gave and on the

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money 3.9 with the estimate that i gave

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and that happened live it was pretty

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epic but the reason i wrote those

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estimates is because i said that i

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believe the federal reserve made a big

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mistake in june when they gave us their

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last summary of economic projections

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they didn't put on their big boy pants

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they needed to put on their pants and

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spank us a little bit and say you know

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what we just have to be real with you we

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need to be more aggressive than we have

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been and finally today the federal

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reserve did that that made me very happy

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that the fed is finally putting on their

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big boy pants and they're telling us get

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ready for a spanking now that's good

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because it does mean the fed is really

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serious and they're trying to make sure

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they build up their credibility as much

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as possible that they're serious about

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getting inflation down the jerome powell

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gave us a few zingers that really hurt

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and i'm not even talking about the

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housing market singer one of the first

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zingers that jerome powell gave us is

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that in order

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for inflation to go down

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we need to do more for longer even if

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inflation expectations are low

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now that was a shocker for me because i

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always say that the fed watches

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inflation expectations closely both the

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market inflation expectations as

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measured by the five-year break-even

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rate which have been plummeting and the

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consumer expectations for inflation

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which have also been trending down

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unfortunately jerome powell today said

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look it's great that inflation

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expectations are low but the problem is

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they don't have to stay low they could

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jump up really quickly the best time to

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get inflation down though is while

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inflation expectations are low but that

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means we have to be more aggressive now

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while in inflation expectations are low

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before higher inflation expectations

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become entrenched now that's a mouthful

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but it was basically a way of saying

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yeah those charts are good kevin but

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we're gonna have to be more aggressive

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we have to put the big boy pants on

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which i'm actually proud of them for

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finally doing this was necessary to

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finally have a summary of economic

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projections that was realistic and spoke

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to america with a sense of realism not a

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sense of bs which we've gotten in the

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prior summary of economic projections

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which in my opinion have been complete

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trash

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now this is the summary of economic

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projections that we have now and there

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are a few things to really pay attention

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to

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number one change in gdp the federal

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reserve believes we're going to be as

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low as 0.2 on gdp for 2022 that is

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dangerously teetering on the line of a

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recession jerome powell mentioned the

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word recession numerous times during his

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press conference which in past cycles he

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has avoided saying and he says that the

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longer we have to stay at higher rates

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and the longer we have to keep raising

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rates the less likely it is that we're

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actually going to have a soft landing at

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all in addition they expect growth to

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remain below trend for the foreseeable

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future in fact you can see here that

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growth is not expected to exceed two

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percent any time over the next four

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years the gdp is only expected to be 0.2

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percent in 2022 1.2 percent in 2023

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until rising to 1.7 in 2024 and even

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though these estimates are bad the

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estimates have always been not as bad as

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reality reality has always been worse

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than these now something else that's

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really interesting is the unemployment

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rate they projected would only go up to

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about 4.4 percent next year and this was

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one of the other dangerous things that

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came up in this meeting the federal

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reserve said in order for them to pause

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inflationary rate hikes they would need

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to see job openings and quits come into

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balance if you quit your job it means

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you can get another job and that means

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you think the labor market is very tight

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as an employee forget about quits for a

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moment let's think about something

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that's a little easier to understand job

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openings right now we have about two job

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openings per

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one job

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applicant

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and the jerome powell has told us in

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prior sessions and prior fed meetings

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that we need to see that two job

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openings go down to 1.8 1.7 1.5 1.4 and

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match one so that way we have one job

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opening per applicant and when we have

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one job opening per applicant what

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happens then now we have equilibrium in

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the jobs market and we actually more

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permanently bring inflation down because

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right now even though people's wages are

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going up which could lead to an

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inflationary spiral a self-fulfilling

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spiral of prices going up

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people are not actually seeing their

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real income go up because inflation is

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so high and that especially hurts the

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lower income demographics like we talked

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about this morning in my course member

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live stream where we try to do

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fundamental analysis every day the

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market is open whether it's on stocks or

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real estate we analyzed american express

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and we analyzed what both the cfo and

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ceo were saying about this twin cities

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approach we're seeing to income

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demographics and potentially how

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american express could be one of those

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stocks along with tesla that could

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actually fare well during an earnings

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recession because their income cohort or

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i should say their customer cohort has a

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substantially higher income than other

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individuals that's the tale of two

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cities approach that jamie dimon over at

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j.p morgan also echoes now going back to

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the summary of economic projections oh

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let me just finish that thought this

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whole zinger about the the uh having to

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bring uh the un the labor market back

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into balance is a problem because

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it hasn't been getting better job

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openings have not been coming down and

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that makes me concerned that the federal

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reserve's

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interest rate policy is actually going

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to stay restrictive for not just

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sometime but for some time longer and

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the reason for that is they got to bring

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the labor market into balance but this

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is becoming harder and harder by the day

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and so far the numbers aren't actually

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going down so this is actually bad news

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so it's good news the fed put on their

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big boy pants but it's bad news that

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they're telling us the numbers that need

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to go down aren't going down sure

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inflation expectations are low but those

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only matter if the other numbers go down

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and since the job numbers aren't going

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down that his job openings aren't going

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down we have a problem and we have to

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get more restrictive and that is the

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defense the fed uses against anyone who

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says the fed might be overdoing it they

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just look at the jobs market and go look

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at the jobs market man that's all we're

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going to say look at the jobs market

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it's too strong that's a summary of the

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federal reserve's opinion on on jobs and

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it's very very critical now the summary

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of economic projections does foresee

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that inflation uh

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pce inflation will go down to about 5.4

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by the end of the year both all of these

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expectations here will probably end up

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getting missed uh they almost always do

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the most important thing is that peak of

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the federal funds rate i already

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mentioned this though that the federal

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reserve expects the peak to be about 4.6

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and then go down to 3.9 percent next

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year visually you can take a look at

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this chart right here before the meeting

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we had a blue line expectations of what

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the fed rate hike would look like and i

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warned before the meeting that it's very

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likely we are going to see rates stay

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higher for longer and the market's going

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to adjust for that and now the new dot

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plot represents the white line and the

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orange line represents the uh the

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post-fed market which means we're still

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not aligned with what the dot plot says

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which could mean more compression in

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stocks if the stock market actually

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cares about the dot plot which to some

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degree they should because the federal

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reserve is pretty unanimous in their

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decision to raise rates uh next year in

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fact these top dot plots right here

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represent a high-end terminal rate of

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about 4.875

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and this right here represents about

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4.375

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that's 3 8.

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and you can see that there's an equal

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distribution of members who are looking

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at a a terminal rate of between 4.375

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and 4.875 there's only one person who's

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voting outside of that range otherwise

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everyone's pretty consistent that hey we

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need to go pretty strong here on rates

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it's not until 2024 that we really see a

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diversity of opinion in terms of what's

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going to happen and what this tells you

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right here is the fed has absolutely no

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freaking idea what's going to happen in

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2024 but when it comes to 2023 the fed

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understands

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we're screwed and we need to work harder

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okay very very very very important now

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there's some other very important things

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that the federal reserve talked about

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specifically in regards to housing a few

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months ago the federal reserve told us i

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believe it was in june the federal

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reserve told us jerome powell said that

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if he was a first-time homebuyer right

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now he would not purchase a home instead

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he would wait for a pause or a reset

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today he was asked what's your

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definition of a reset what did you mean

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when you said that and he responded and

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today said that the housing market is

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out of balance that people buying homes

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for 10 over the asking price sight

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unseen is not a balanced market that

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there's a big imbalance and very

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unsustainable levels of real estate

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appreciation

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jerome powell says we need to see supply

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and demand align again so that way quote

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people can afford a house again and that

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quote we probably have to go through a

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correction in the housing market end

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quote which will end up being a quote

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difficult correction end quote a

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correction is defined as an over 20

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decline in housing prices this in my

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i've been warning about that we are

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going to go through a correction in the

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housing market and not only are we going

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to go through a correction in the

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housing market but we're not even close

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to peak fear yet peak fear is probably

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more likely to visit us somewhere around

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q1 to q2 of 2023 because that's when on

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a year-over-year basis we're going to

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look back and go oh dang the real estate

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market is getting smoked

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so we'll see it all depends on that

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10-year treasury rate which is pretty

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okay then uh we had this uh expectation

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from wall street that the federal

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reserve was really going to bs us again

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we didn't get that we actually got a

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little bit of a stronger fed here the

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fed talked about weaker exports weaker

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business investments the uh talked about

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gas still being higher and more

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expensive even if compared to last year

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even though gas prices have come down

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we've uh talked about or jerome powell

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talks about core pce that's core

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inflation being way too high that if you

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chart core pc on a 3 6 and 12 month

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basis inflation is at core inflation is

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at 4.8 4.5 and 4.8 percent and that this

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is not where we want to be that even

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though supply-side chains being hot have

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started to cool down inflation is not

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coming down enough and it doesn't matter

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if the rest of the world is going

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through this synchronous hike of

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interest rates and sure maybe there's a

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risk of overdoing it but the federal

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reserve more importantly risks

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underdoing it because if inflation

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expectations rise while inflation is

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still hot the cost of actually bringing

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inflation down will be much more

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devastating and much worse to the

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economy and could potentially even spell

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economic collapse this is why paul

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volcker paul volkered us in the 80s we

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want to avoid the devastation from

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inflation expectations rising and

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therefore we need to do everything we

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can to get inflation expectations down

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now and that's why the fed is acting

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more aggressively and this is why the

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fed is giving us more dire projections

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they want people's wealth to decline

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with a wealth effect as studied by

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robert schiller who came up with the

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shiller uh case-shiller index for real

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estate prices tells us that most of the

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wealth effect occurs not from stocks but

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from real estate and in order to really

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bring down people's impression that they

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can continue to spend money they have to

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essentially cause a correction or force

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a correction in the housing market it's

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not a surprise and it's exactly what the

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federal reserve has been alluding to for

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almost a year now the writing was on the

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wall

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so bottom line what's my take on this

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well i'm finally happy the federal

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reserve gave us a serious dose of

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reality the terminal rate is going to be

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higher for longer the housing market is

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going to crash and stocks are not going

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to the moon anytime soon now maybe we're

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going to have another fed relief rally

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which we've had almost every single time

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after a fed meeting we get like a one to

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two week relief rally but that doesn't

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mean the pain is over we are still

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waiting for reports to actually show

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that inflation is declining and we now

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have a big highlighter on the jolts

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report which even though we knew it was

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important previously the biggest

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highlighter was just drawn on the jolts

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job openings report and it's scary

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