The belief that the Federal Reserve would stop raising interest rates was the driving force behind the entire economic chaos. What should we do now that we have a situation where interest rates are crashing? At this point, how would you suggest that I safely allocate $300k?
Although the market is currently volatile, aren't the current valuations a result of the Federal Reserve's monetary policy and low interest rates? Therefore, my recommendation is that you consult a financial advisor who can give you entry and exit points for the shares that you are interested in.
Agreed, my portfolio is well-matched for every market season yielding 85% from early last year to date. I and my CFP are working on a 7 figure ballpark goal, tho this could take another year. IMO, financial advisors are the most sought-after professionals after doctors.
this is definitely considerable! think you could suggest any professional/advisors i can get on the phone with? i'm in dire need of proper portfolio allocation
Kevin warsh speaking the truth. Fed has moved into politics not the other way around. The world’s financial system is in a world of hurt from a decade of easy money and run away government spending. Hold fast. The storm is just beginning.
So every time there’s moral hazard and goofballs make bets in the gazillions and the fed forgives the weirdness to save the market, every time that attack on america happens, you’re telling me it’s important to take the fake number back to zero?
“Pardon me while I overthink this…” FOMC may regret their 50 bps cut decision now, but the justification at the time seemed fairly clear. They were reasonably on the fence in July but didn’t cut, immediately followed by employment numbers (UN-adjusted) that would have justified a 25 bps cut. So when September came, they took both 25 bps cuts at once, to catch up.
i clearly remember jeremy siegel begging for a 50 maybe even 100 points cut. edit-it’s just weird how everyone who helped build the consensus can perhaps run away and lay the blame on jay powell, who is a scholar and a gentleman. I wonder what the professor has to say, i don’t hate him, he’s made us all a lot of money if you listened to him.
@@speedrunner9907 I admire Prof Siegel but still take him with a tiny grain of salt. I’m envious of his energy and lightly restrained optimism, as a fellow geriatric. Regarding the FOMC, outsized sudden inputs to the monetary system in either direction are suspicious at the outset, but the “stacking” of two small incremental moves in the Sept meeting seemed reasonable, given the evidence and trends. Best of luck to you.
When the economic policy of either Party appears on a losing streak, it does seem difficult to choose? Hoover may have had some liberal looking attempts to be helpful to Citizens, after the 1929 affair that landed in His Lap, still they include Hoover as a GOP Guy, in any explanation of that years economic effects. 8 minutes and no mention of the former Colonies that were acquired in a hostile takeover from the Spanish Empire in 1898, and milked for resources until they joined a Trade Union? How can Colonial Empire apologists discuss the fate of the Empire as a gathering, of the former Colonies decide what the Supply Chain should charge, and ignore that group? Like Lord Belamy or the Earl of Granthum discuss the sad status of the British Empire in the 1920's? The demise of the American Empire seems to be another victim of Politics, and not Greed? I assumed if Becky had a shock collar on Steve, She may have squeezed the button?
Public education has obviously failed america. If you drive up production cost, then the consumer has to pay for the increased cost. Large corporations have management under contract and quotas to meet to keep stock holders in the market. If the energy cost goes up, labor cost goes up, and transportation from producer to consumer goes up; then obviously the price goes up? Luckily, my mother was an economics professor and actually educated me on how markets work, instead of being gaslighted by media who have no clue how inflation works. They're making americans dumber every episode 😢
The belief that the Federal Reserve would stop raising interest rates was the driving force behind the entire economic chaos. What should we do now that we have a situation where interest rates are crashing? At this point, how would you suggest that I safely allocate $300k?
Although the market is currently volatile, aren't the current valuations a result of the Federal Reserve's monetary policy and low interest rates? Therefore, my recommendation is that you consult a financial advisor who can give you entry and exit points for the shares that you are interested in.
Agreed, my portfolio is well-matched for every market season yielding 85% from early last year to date. I and my CFP are working on a 7 figure ballpark goal, tho this could take another year. IMO, financial advisors are the most sought-after professionals after doctors.
this is definitely considerable! think you could suggest any professional/advisors i can get on the phone with? i'm in dire need of proper portfolio allocation
Thanks, I found it. I booked a call with her on her website, her résumé seems pretty tight.
I don't care how high they raise interest rates, inflation isn't going away until they government stops running up these ridiculous budget deficits 😂
so you advocate for cutting government contracts to private companies for example through medicaid? are you against the private market?
I wonder if the FED has a third mandate which is to prop up the US stock market.
Kevin warsh speaking the truth. Fed has moved into politics not the other way around. The world’s financial system is in a world of hurt from a decade of easy money and run away government spending. Hold fast. The storm is just beginning.
ok moscow thanks for your opinion, by the way, how’s the ruble doing?
Inflation is the only way out of the mounting government debt. Cut the rates and let inflation run wild. This is looking like the fed policy.
Don’t turn the money printer off when it’s time for me to fill up my bucket.
Kevin Warsh articulated perfectly the problem with the Feds recent actions(~last 3+ years)
This is the best guest I've seen in a while
The fed needs to get rid of their balance sheet and keep their interest rate around 3%
So every time there’s moral hazard and goofballs make bets in the gazillions and the fed forgives the weirdness to save the market, every time that attack on america happens, you’re telling me it’s important to take the fake number back to zero?
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“Pardon me while I overthink this…”
FOMC may regret their 50 bps cut decision now, but the justification at the time seemed fairly clear. They were reasonably on the fence in July but didn’t cut, immediately followed by employment numbers (UN-adjusted) that would have justified a 25 bps cut. So when September came, they took both 25 bps cuts at once, to catch up.
i clearly remember jeremy siegel begging for a 50 maybe even 100 points cut. edit-it’s just weird how everyone who helped build the consensus can perhaps run away and lay the blame on jay powell, who is a scholar and a gentleman. I wonder what the professor has to say, i don’t hate him, he’s made us all a lot of money if you listened to him.
@@speedrunner9907 I admire Prof Siegel but still take him with a tiny grain of salt. I’m envious of his energy and lightly restrained optimism, as a fellow geriatric. Regarding the FOMC, outsized sudden inputs to the monetary system in either direction are suspicious at the outset, but the “stacking” of two small incremental moves in the Sept meeting seemed reasonable, given the evidence and trends. Best of luck to you.
When the economic policy of either Party appears on a losing streak,
it does seem difficult to choose?
Hoover may have had some liberal looking attempts to be helpful to Citizens,
after the 1929 affair that landed in His Lap, still they include Hoover as a GOP Guy,
in any explanation of that years economic effects.
8 minutes and no mention of the former Colonies that were acquired in a hostile takeover from the Spanish Empire in 1898,
and milked for resources until they joined a Trade Union?
How can Colonial Empire apologists discuss the fate of the Empire as a gathering,
of the former Colonies decide what the Supply Chain should charge,
and ignore that group?
Like Lord Belamy or the Earl of Granthum discuss the sad status of the British Empire in the 1920's?
The demise of the American Empire seems to be another victim of Politics, and not Greed?
I assumed if Becky had a shock collar on Steve, She may have squeezed the button?
Nice
Thank you Mr Warsh
thank you for what? being a critic??i could get the same conversation at the local bar. that’s the same issue with trump too.
By the way. Vote red.
red, the color of the red communists?
taking the herion away.
Joe you are a annoying and ridiculous
Retire!
Warsh is "former" thank god.
No wonder they got rid of him. The guy speaks the truth.
Almost as if it's market manipulation like they've been doing with Vix swaps and forwards.
the action starts best thing in life. Great United States stock market.
Is Kernan drunk
Inflation is embedded in housing. Anything else is gibberish 🤷♂️
that is what you have done bad economics.
Public education has obviously failed america. If you drive up production cost, then the consumer has to pay for the increased cost. Large corporations have management under contract and quotas to meet to keep stock holders in the market. If the energy cost goes up, labor cost goes up, and transportation from producer to consumer goes up; then obviously the price goes up? Luckily, my mother was an economics professor and actually educated me on how markets work, instead of being gaslighted by media who have no clue how inflation works. They're making americans dumber every episode 😢
your stock market would of collapsed
Inflation is extremely simple to calculate if you aren’t focused on hiding the truth about wealth inequality.