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They are not divorced from reality. Inflation is coming down. The goal is not to cause a financial collapse to get to deflation. That is a terrible concept to continue to raise

It's simple, the system is designed for the wealthy. The wealthy don't care about inflation since they hold significant assets that also inflate much faster. Do you think they care about paying $5 for a loaf of bread when one of their assets went from 1 million to 1.3 million? Stop thinking from a poor person perspective and think like the rich, then it will make sense.

Inflation is at 3% and declining

@@InvestingWithAdamKInflation has come down but it's not at the target and there's clearly evidence of it stagnating at 3%, which is not their target. Yet they are clearly trying to find an excuse to start a cutting cycle. Furthermore Powell completely dismissed the warmer inflation prints that came out the past two months, and with energy prices rising rapidly of late there is danger of an uptick. Joseph even said so himself in this very video. The Fed is way too overconfident that they've squashed inflation. They didn't do what is actually necessary because they let Yellen go on a spending binge the past 18 months while letting banks pig out on the BTFP. To be clear I'm not suggesting inflation is going to surge back up to 9% again, I'm just pointing out that there's too much easing already happening to reliably hit their 2% target and you could easily see it ticking back up in the wrong direction sooner rather than later.

@@method341It has declined and is stagnating at 3% - not their target

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What about the crazy inflation in migrants?

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Economic data has come in stronger than expected. The probability of recession (that would trigger a rate cutting spree) has decreased.

@@Kolumbus123 Which economic data specifically?

@@tastypymp1287 For the US, gdp has been stronger than expected (Q3 4.9%, Q4 3.1%, current AtlantaFed GDPNow still at a good 2.1%). Unemployment rate has ticked up a bit for february, but many expected a much more significant rise for the last couple months, which would have been the Sahm-indicator for recession. An indicator I look at is the "4-Week Moving Average of Initial Claims" on the FRED website of St. Louis Fed. That looks quite tame.

my mortgage is 2.75 and I dont think I'm ever going to sell - I could always just rent it out.

That definitely matters as well.

@@Fedguy12 So far all signs point to a white collar recession. You even alluded it to it in one of your presentations. Unauthorized immigrants are less likely to be employed in white collar jobs and are concentrated in lower skill jobs(farming, cleaning, construction, food preparation and serving, etc). White collar jobs are vulnerable to offshore outsourcing and workers on temporary visas which have been happening for decades in the computer industry. So far, most of the layoffs of white collar workers occurred in the technology sector followed by the banking sector.