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Fed in Crisis: Terrible Jobs Report WORSENS Economic Outlook.

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hey everyone me Kevin here oh man we had

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a jobs report come out this morning that

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at first looked like it kind of matched

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what Economist surveys were but the more

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we looked at the details the more we

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realized

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buckle up because the FED is about to

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whack us back into the hole they are not

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going to be happy with this report in

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fact markets are now pricing in a

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terminal fed funds rate that's slightly

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higher than yesterday at about 4.66

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percent but those on Wall Street say the

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market still hasn't priced it enough and

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that's why the Market's probably turning

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red because now we're getting folks on

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Wall Street saying this report could

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potentially be what finally pushes the

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fed from a terminal that is a high fed

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funds rate of 4.6 percent to five

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percent that means the next fomc meeting

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in November is almost certainly going to

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have a 75 basis point hike and

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unfortunately it is unlikely that we're

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actually going to see a substantial

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softening in the consumer price index

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report next week as we still have hot

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labor data which unfortunately is driven

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most by Leisure and hospitality and I

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hate to say it but I'm in a hotel

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because I'm about to go on a weekend

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trip with my family and I'll tell you

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the biggest increases were in

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entertainment food and dining and

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drinking establishments and uh

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let's just say I'm contributing to that

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inflation so up front I'm sorry but now

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in the long term JP Morgan believes that

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in order for us to actually get

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inflation to go down to two percent we

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are going to have to see the

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unemployment level or I should say the

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jobs level of inflation sit around an

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annual three percent rate presently that

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rate and in this last report it is at

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five percent so we still have a while to

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go before we actually see wage inflation

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start declining month over month we're

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sitting at point three percent which is

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right along expectations but still at

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3.6 percent annualized which is also

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still above that three percent that JP

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Morgan believes we need to be at to be

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able to get to two percent inflation and

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unfortunately the FED is backing

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themselves into a corner the FED is

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saying we will not stop until we get to

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two percent inflation this is very

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different from what they did in the 80s

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when they used the phrase opportunistic

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disinflations say that look inflation's

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at four or five percent let's now wait

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and we'll just wait until inflation gets

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to two percent it ended up taking 15

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more years to go from high inflation to

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four and a half to five percent

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inflation but then 15 years to go from

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that four and a half level to two

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percent 15 years today the FED is

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telling us no we are not going to

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resolve inflation that quickly or we're

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not going to U-turn that quickly we're

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not going to pause like that we're going

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to go ahead and keep hiking until we

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actually get to two percent inflation

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and this is now being priced into the

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market and so if you're seeing red in

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the markets today which you are crypto's

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falling about two percent that's even

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following the binance hack yesterday of

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about 100 million dollars that was

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terrible you've got uh Treasurer yields

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skyrocketing again the 10-year sitting

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knocking on the door of 3.9 which is

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absolutely terrible for Real Estate uh

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househack.com but let's actually talk

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about some of the numbers that came in

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here we were expecting 255 000 jobs to

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be created we actually got 263 000

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that's above long-term Trend and it's

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hotter than expected it's not hotter

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than expected by much I mean it's 8 000

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more jobs but still it's not better than

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expected right so we got we didn't get

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good news on that if anything we got

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slightly bad news on that we got

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slightly bad news in the fact that the

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labor force participation rate also fell

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the labor force participation rate fell

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to

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62.3 percent down from the prior read of

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62.4 percent uh this has now helped

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contribute the headline unemployment

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rate to actually fall the headline

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unemployment rate fell from 3.7 percent

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to 3.5 percent and this is the last

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thing that we want to see right now is

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the Wall Street Journal and the New York

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Times or whatever putting on their

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headlines oh look the unemployment

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rate's going down economy still strong

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the economy is still really really hot

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again the law largest job gains actually

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came from Leisure and Hospitality here

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and as as much as it is true that I've

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been traveling and uh and and spending

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more on entertainment and food with

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family uh I will say I I mentioned this

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in our live stream that we did earlier I

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think for the last like six weeks I've

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probably had the equivalent of four

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drinks we've Lauren and I we just

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haven't been drinking at all she also

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had a surgery that she had to go through

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so couldn't but anyway it's been very

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interesting uh it's really good for

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weight loss hint like big five six

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hundred calorie Mai ties are not very

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good for weight loss but anyway uh we

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had 5.2 percent of people teleworking we

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had the labor force participation rate

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again at 62.3 percent the biggest gains

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in workers again coming from Leisure and

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Hospitality at 63 000 with food and

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service food service and drinking places

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Rising sixty thousand Healthcare Rising

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by sixty thousand and professional

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business services Rising by forty six

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thousand manufacturing 22 000

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construction 19 000 wholesale trade

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eleven thousand and financial activities

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and services down eight thousand I was

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mentioning that we'll probably see a lot

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lot more layoffs in the neighborhood of

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financial services which could help

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bring down some of the these strong jobs

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reports once you start getting companies

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like credit Swiss laying people off and

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the other large Banks which are way too

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bloated with staff it makes no sense

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that their earnings and revenue went

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down to the neighborhood in the

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neighborhood of 30 to 40 percent but

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their staff and payroll bloated by

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another 10 to 15 percent it's absolutely

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maddening so unfortunately this was not

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the best report and it was certainly a

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hot report which is now leading to

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expectations that the inflation report

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next week is also going to come in hot

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I'll go ahead and give you the preview

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for inflation right now this is before

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the jobs that data came out the

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expectation for year-over-year inflation

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is 8.1 percent and the month over month

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inflation is expected to come in at 0.2

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percent for the next meeting or the next

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CPI report but unfortunately with this

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jobs report those numbers could come in

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worse than expected you also had a

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revision up of the last jobs report

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which was revised up 11

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000 jobs that's not great so not only

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did you have a slightly hotter report

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but you also had a revision up of the

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last report again less labor force

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participation lower headline inflate uh

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jobs report or unemployment report

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and then again we have Wall Street now

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suggesting that we need to price in

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probably closer to a five percent

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terminal fed funds rate and so that's

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why we're seeing pain in the markets

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today including the NASDAQ down nearly

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two percent S P 500 and DOW all turning

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red treasury yields again sitting about

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3.9 percent and the five-year Break Even

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actually taking up as well even though

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the five-year Break Even is at the

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lowest point it's been in the last year

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it's actually still at a high relative

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to 2018

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it's basically at the highest point of

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2018 and if you remember 2018 you

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remember that Jerome Powell was raising

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rates back then and Donald Trump was

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threatening to fire Jerome Powell

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something that hasn't really been done

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before and led a lot of questions like

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can the president do that but anyway

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Jerome Powell was hiking rates back then

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when inflation break evens were where

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they are now so worth knowing we

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definitely have some work to do and

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that's why we're seeing red in the

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markets right now so it's quite painful

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we'll do some fundamental analysis

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together but otherwise this unemployment

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and jobs report not so great is a bad

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signal unfortunately for CPI going

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forward and it's just not the best news

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that we were hoping for anyway thanks so

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much for watching

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