“70% of market is driven by algo’s”…finally an honest response to the daily stupid questions by the anchors about daily meaningless price action! I like this guy!
These CPI numbers are highly suspicious. Prices of everything from needle to plane r skyrocketing. In CA hard to get home insurance n auto insurance r up 50% to 80% without any tickets stuff
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The Fed has started to run off mortgage backed security sitting in the balance sheet, which means the market supply vs demand will determine the rental rates in conjunction with over or under occupancy.
Yea if we stop counting things that make us look bad we can trick more people into thinking we doing good. If we stop counting all those jobless people our unemployment would be 0%.
You want less of something tax it (payroll). You want more of something incentivise it (laziness). One of my employees doesnt want a raise because she will lose more in government assistance than the raise and new position.
Please have these "experts" explain to us how higher rates will bring down double-digit inflation for Auto Insurance and Tolls which are largely controlled by crony fiscal policy? We must vote accordingly.
Higher for longer. It took this long to get to 3.6% on CPI. Sorry to burst anyone’s bubble but it will take another 12-18 months to get and stay under 2%.
@@inertiaforce7846 The problem is if you look at the data, the Fed cannot push inflation down with higher rates. It’s a blunt tool. Insurance inflation? Shelter (rent) inflation? Nothing to do with the FED funds rate going higher, but will just cause more pain without fixing the problem. My home insurance doubled from 2023 to 2024 with no claims and I don’t even live close to a fire zone or any danger areas. How will the FED hiking rates help with that?
@@chrisginoc My insurance went up a significant amount also with no claims made and no increase to my insurance risk. Remember that inflation is just the general cost of goods and services, it's not specific to one type of good or service like insurance. It's taking an average of all goods and services supposedly. If interest rates go higher, it makes cash savings become more valuable compared to other forms of investment, and it raises the payments on existing debt and new debt. When payments go up for debtors, they don't have as much money to spend. When cash savings produces a higher return, there's less reason to take risks with investing since cash savings can beat inflation. The above reasons slow spending and therefore slow price increases. This is the theory at least.
The EV sector springing forward in May. FSRN... Fisker. Added 3 new Dealerships...IDEX.. Ideanomics... Rivian...Nio...Xos Trucks.. Archer Evtol Jets and more. Filling the Dips.?
Absolutely nothing good about the last 2 days inflation data. Market keeps pricing in cuts that wont happen and the plunge protection team will not allow any selloff to take hold.
The admin will try to window dress the economy b 4 the election; the almost surest strategy is inside knowledge; politicians try hard to protect this privilege.
3-4 is too high for a healthy economy. 2% is a better target.🎯 High interest rates will eventually slow the economy and reduce inflation. There is a lagging effect, which you’ll see go into effect next year.
2% is the target when economy grows within similar range. If economy will grow faster in the coming decades, the target of inflations has to be adjusted accordingly.
