/biz/ - Business & Finance

dozen eggs cost $12

eat the bugs

>>51730532
Do u think they will pivot soon?

>>51730518
Shemitah is over, they 'bout to pivot.

>>51730549
No. They plan to raise rates another 1.5% between now and next spring. They will then hold that rate as long as they have to. They said as much after their last meeting. The is no reason why they would backtrack and change course.

The outcome will be another ~COVID style fake crisis to slow down money velocity. That way they can print more $trillions, keep boomer pensions solvent, and kick the can again.

I think next it will be the "Cyber Pandemic" that they were practicing; fake cyber attacks on the financial and payment systems to create new "lockdowns" where people can't spend or do anything.

>>51730592
this. /thread

>>51730592
Is that really going to be enough?

Or will they have to go full Volcker at some point?

>>51730642
This

>>51730650
Government will default soon - interest on the debt goes up by $300b/year per 1% raised lmao

>>51730518
Bullrun jump start
Other countries are going back to stimi checks. U.S. is the only one pretending they can fix inflation

>>51730592
>The is no reason why they would backtrack and change course
oh sweet summer child

>>51730518
>>51730549
>the bull is getting nervous

>>51730678
>interest on the debt goes up by $300b/year per 1% raised lmao
Can you please explain this for a brainlet like myself? Can't they just raise rates for everyone else but not themselves?

Economic Hydrogen bomb at the Feds AI Mainframe because it is stoopid in design.

I have thought about it. A lot.

>>51730532
Good. WEF Chads and gold Chads win. Vaccinated cattle get the slop and fate they deserve. I hope they pivot. I hope Biden fires Powell.

>>51730518
>if the federal reserve pivots
Lol, not gonna happen baggie.

>>51730592
>The is no reason why they would backtrack and change course.
we saw the reason two days ago with the BOE rescue of uk pension funds. Fed will keep tightening until something breaks, at which point they will leap into action to prevent another 2008-style collapse. If we're lucky, the thing that breaks will telegraph that it's breaking far enough ahead that we can go long before the fed swoops in to save the markets. If we're unlucky, it'll happen overnight at 3AM in the morning and everyone will get caught offsides. But it's coming - even the fed itself acknowledges this is their strategy - it's just a matter of when. And things are guaranteed to break long before we ease back to 2% inflation.

>>51732174
>baggie
I hope you're holding gold because nobody will have the liquidity to cash out your shorts without a pivot/aggressive QE in the next 6-12 months. you gleeful bears seem to think this means "hurr dumb mumu gets wrecked" and not the end of modern finance

>>51732208
I can't tell if most of these retards are zoomcucks with memory/foresight of two weeks in either direction, trolls, or bots trying to astroturf sentiment. in any case they're appallingly shortsighted and seem to think the fed has magic powers.

>>51732216
>baggies getting desperate

>>51732255
lmao I don't care if the fed pivots, gigacrash would be exciting times. but you don't seem to understand the gravity of the situation.

>>51732228
Just zoomer bullshitting about things they don't understand in the slightest.