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Printed like mad and this led to inflation because of the endless rackets in place and new to such up that free money. So now they have to "lower inflation" by sounding tough and raising rates thereby making the dollar a more attractive investment than equities and destroying companies unrealized valuations. This also kills jobs and weakens consumers in various ways but the message to companies is the priority. The message is "do what you have to, to lower prices." But they will never do this if people can pay. Also inflation has not changed. So will the hawkishness be the plan until consumers are broken? So poverty, homelessness, joblessness, more debt and less savings is the only way to pivot? What am I missing, under better conditions, what other factors would ease inflation?

>> No.52212135

>So poverty, homelessness, joblessness, more debt and less savings is the only way to pivot? What am I missing, under better conditions, what other factors would ease inflation?

Yes. He literally said in his speech, more people need to lose their jobs and more households need to burn through their savings until they have nothing left to spend.

>> No.52212154

>>52212095
You need to artificially induce boom and bust cycles in order to prevent total collapse. Usury is a reward for the people that understand this and maintain the System.

>> No.52212194

>>52212095
Hyper inflation is a loss of faith in the dollar. All the fed is doing is attempting to delay that by making everyone think they are going the other way. They will raise rates but the debt is already unsustainable with these interest rates and will cause a market collapse within a year without any further increases. Which is at the moment better for people to think than that their entire life savings are worthless and that the dollar which underpines the entire world economy is going to die.

This is nothing more than buying time so they can gobble up as many real assets as possible while getting ready for the death of the dollar which they know is coming within the next two years. Sooner once people realize the dollar is worthless and that is when hyperinflation really starts. This is all bullshit table shuffling and mind games to delay it. It is impossible to tame inflation without raising rates to 20% and again 4% is already unsustainable.

You can ignore anything they say. It's pure bullshit.

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>>52212095
raising rates will continue until you go back to work wagie

>> No.52213588

>>52213416
extremely based picture.
fuck jannies and their rampage bans for no reason.

>> No.52214273

>>52212154
>You need to artificially induce boom and bust cycles in order to prevent total collapse..
False dichotomy...
>Usury is a reward for the people that understand this and maintain the System
...but that's an interesting way to think about it.

>> No.52215749

>>52212095

Didn't know the Fed was responsible for writing budgets and passing out freebie checks to millions of people.

>> No.52215753

>>52212095
They want you poor, sick, and in debt.

>> No.52215768

>>52215749
kike

>> No.52215880

>>52215768

No. Just pointing out an inconvenient fact. Talk to your congressman if you want change. Probably won't be effective, but if you don't place blame where it belongs you will never improve the situation.

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>>52212095
>Also inflation has not changed.
??

>> No.52216229

They should have raised rates years ago, not during the middle of a recession. They're literally pretending the recession isn't real because they fucked up and are trying to cover their ass.

>> No.52216403

>>52212095
>what other factors would ease inflation?

1. Demand that the Executive stop their senseless war on energy. Behind every unit of GDP lies energy. This has been true since the industrial revolution and that isn't going to change with any "green technology". If that doesn't happen kiss everything else goodbye, including your life.

2. Demand that the Fed be disbanded. Some premises behind the Fed: a) the government should act as a lender of last resort, b) the USA needs a central bank; c) the government or an independent Fed has the data and the right to control the price of money. This is known as price fixing in normal circles; it's well-understood that it doesn't work very well. For example, setting interest rates way too low for way too long is one action that has contributed to the current situation. Markets - meaning entire economies - should set interest rates in the same way that prices for everything else are set.

3. Demand that Congress get their shit together and come up with a plan to balance the Federal budget. It will take 20 years but a plan, especially if it is actually adhered to, might make that quicker. They don't have a choice anyway: interest rates are going to force them to reduce spending.

>> No.52217389

>>52212135
sounds pretty gay desu. peak clown world.

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>>52215880
>>52215749
>no no don't place blame like that
>compartmentalize the blame

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>>52212135
>>52212154
>>52212194
Thanks, this is part of the bigger picture.
>>52213416
Cope. I don't need to work anymore but I like to. Kek good pic though.
>>52215749
In a sense, they are.
>>52215753
Well slaves are easier to control that's for sure
>>52215880
Money > talk
>>52216403
>>52217389
>>52217409
I was looking up correlations with Fed rate hikes. I'm starting to think inflation and rate hikes and drops are not correlated let alone causal.
Could be the main player the Fed tries to keep in line with its threats is OPEC. Higher rate makes for less borrowing to buy oil. Oil drives all other commodity prices. So when does oil price drop?

>> No.52221157

>>52218695
It is also a ploy to buy up all the assets for cheap once the goy is forced to sell just to afford to eat

>> No.52223610

I don't understand, where the fck all the money in crypto went to ?

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>>52212095
>poverty, homelessness, joblessness, more debt and less savings
>what, under better conditions, would ease inflation

https://files.catbox.moe/9julz3.webm

>> No.52224644

Whats funny about the media is the pieces they’re making honing in on a twisted interpretation to try to make it sound dovish and justify the market bubble carrying on. Guys! Look at the hidden message! Guys! Here’s what he meant by “Fuck you, dump it”, it’s really bullish!

>> No.52224726

>>52212095
My question is when the fed prints lots of money… and there’s is more money in the system… how do the prices know how to move up? Like if someone had a fake money printer that printed out perfect dollar bills that were fake… and they printed out 50 billion dollars and started spending them… how does the price for a burger know you go up a couple cents?

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>>52213588
Nice digits

>> No.52224738

>>52215880
The potential for a political solution ended a very long time ago

>> No.52226703

>>52224738

Agreed. Begrudgingly!