This Is Not Good News For The Fed
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Top Comments (10)
The part that really stuck with me is how even with high-yield savings, we’re still losing buying power. Inflation's climbing, rates are stuck, and now there’s a whole standoff between Trump and the Fed. If core inflation keeps rising but they’re pressured to cut rates anyway, regular folks could be the ones paying the price. What are we even supposed to do with our money in a situation like this?
Who really own the market? The expensive it gets, the richer the elite gets. The cost of inflation doesn’t cover the those costs and it’s seems it goes to the corporate. Then they ‘suddenly’ retired just before they get exposed to avoid consequences. The laws need to be changed for these people to be liable for causing so much pain.
Some experts think the fed decision could boost certain industries, while others warn it might increase inflation concerns. I'm reviewing my $120K portfolio allocations and I'm curious about strategies to respond to these potential sector impacts.
It’s not inflation anymore. It’s the new norms! Deficit spending is killing the middle class!
Your reporting is exceptional. Concise and highly informative, I watch them all, thank you.
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The markets, including housing, have continued to go up even with historically average interest rates. It's the government itself that needs the lower rates because their debt service payments are so high. Higher rates theoretically reduce inflation because they discourage borrowing, but the gov refuses to be discouraged. They are simply demanding that the fed help them to print more money (inflation).
the interest was very low during covid that lead to many people bought houses during that time . house value went up 2 or even 3 times, and now house is so expensive for so many people. on the top of that ,property tax ,insurance also go higher ,as well inflation . i want to see things go back to pre covid pandemic area .
Jaspreet, you give some real serious advice and info, i have to give you credit for that. I am also a stock and options trader, so i stare at money all day.
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Top Comments (10)
The part that really stuck with me is how even with high-yield savings, we’re still losing buying power. Inflation's climbing, rates are stuck, and now there’s a whole standoff between Trump and the Fed. If core inflation keeps rising but they’re pressured to cut rates anyway, regular folks could be the ones paying the price. What are we even supposed to do with our money in a situation like this?
Who really own the market? The expensive it gets, the richer the elite gets. The cost of inflation doesn’t cover the those costs and it’s seems it goes to the corporate. Then they ‘suddenly’ retired just before they get exposed to avoid consequences. The laws need to be changed for these people to be liable for causing so much pain.
Some experts think the fed decision could boost certain industries, while others warn it might increase inflation concerns. I'm reviewing my $120K portfolio allocations and I'm curious about strategies to respond to these potential sector impacts.
It’s not inflation anymore. It’s the new norms! Deficit spending is killing the middle class!
Your reporting is exceptional. Concise and highly informative, I watch them all, thank you.
Felt like I need to say this tonight I started watching this channel a few yrs ago at 50 yrs old . I'm trying to figure out something different in my life . An my finances never thought before that some dumb uneducated truck driver like my self could do anything like this man says . Like I sead uneducated 16yr old drop out. But I listened and tried changing small things in my life and finances. And 3 yrs later, im moving my family 2200 miles across the country. i have 250k in the bank, and I just bought a 30-acre place and am starting my own business with almost 5 million dollars in backing . This channel really did change my family's life. How i look at money and finances . I'm just putting it out. There's in case there's another me out there trying to figure it out late in life. Never to late
Register for my free masterclass & get Market Briefs as a bonus: https://briefs.finance/72ee1b WARNING: LOOKOUT FOR SCAMS IN THE COMMENTS! There are many fake accounts impersonating me, and there are many bots promoting fake/scam investments. I will NEVER ask you to contact me through YouTube comments, telegram, or WhatsApp. I have a checkmark next to my name and my comment will be highlighted. Fake accounts do not have that. Please be aware of fake accounts trying to scam you using my name and picture!
The markets, including housing, have continued to go up even with historically average interest rates. It's the government itself that needs the lower rates because their debt service payments are so high. Higher rates theoretically reduce inflation because they discourage borrowing, but the gov refuses to be discouraged. They are simply demanding that the fed help them to print more money (inflation).
the interest was very low during covid that lead to many people bought houses during that time . house value went up 2 or even 3 times, and now house is so expensive for so many people. on the top of that ,property tax ,insurance also go higher ,as well inflation . i want to see things go back to pre covid pandemic area .
Jaspreet, you give some real serious advice and info, i have to give you credit for that. I am also a stock and options trader, so i stare at money all day.