DiMartino is GREAT!...As far as Bloomieberg's interviewer ALONG with Green arrows presenting downward movement...With his $ we should expect the pictures to be presented in the financial markets standards.....SMDH,,,,Happy New Year America and the world economy.
You are the first on I've heard on Bloomberg who expects MORE rate cuts, not less like everybody else. Just after someone else said the said the same, and Claudia Sahm said that labor market strength just continuing is not likely. It seems that some realism is starting to be accepted as down days are happening.
I’ve never heard an explanation to plumbers and electricians and blue-collar workers why they should bail out student-loan borrowers for excessive debt for ?undergraduate degrees and ?post-graduate
Thanks for sharing such valuable information! I need some advice: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). How should I go about transferring them to Binance?
Does it matter if the Fed cuts the Fed Fund rate, as the deficit adds another $2+ Trillion to the national debt, will US bonds still be as attractive at lower rates? In spite of the Fed's total 1% rate cuts the bond market has raised rates 1% - so mortgage rates are back over 7%, and bank financing for businesses or cars, or ??? cost more. Plus with credit card delinquency higher than in 2009, consumer rates will be going up. Just asking...
@ oh let’s see. 2025 could see rates plummet once deflationary data comes in. US credit rating upgraded by summer as the Government’s balance sheet improves. Oil to be halved by opening Alaskan drilling and new pipe lines come online. Federal minimum wage hiked by Republicans having full control of the Government. Corporate tax cuts across the board. Deregulation of business’s opens up capital investments.
@@factsplz2248 And don’t forget, as money market accounts start to yield less and less, the 6 trillion held there will start to flood into stocks and bonds. Boomers control most of the wealth and are retiring or retired. They’ll need the income generation and money markets won’t cut it.
@@maverickjones9418 The new Federal minimum wage goes into effect tomorrow 1-1-25. Oil companies don't need more areas to drill, they have all they need -- look at oil company earnings reports, on average 1/3 of cash flow goes to drilling, 1/3 to dividends, and 1/3 to share buybacks/capital expenditures. Oil companies have long abandoned the money losing drill-baby-drill mentality. Just like in 2017 the lie that companies would use tax savings to raise wages -- it was used, and still is, to repurchase $1 Trillion per year in stock, which boosts stock prices and managements' income. Deflationary data will be nonexistent as 10% tariffs on all imported goods will add 10% to the price of goods -- and as in 2017, when prices were jacked up 25% for foreign goods, us manufacturers added 25% (see Whirlpool stock info). The government balance sheet will not improve with a deficit of $2+ Trillion. The interest alone on the $35 trillion of national debt is $1.3 trillion. Recall that in 2017 - 4 years, in the "best economy in history," the national debt jumped $10 trillion, when the debt needed to, and could have been cut. Trump also promised $10 Trillion in tax cuts -- where is the $10 trillion coming from other than issuing more debt? Wish you were right -- but remember this discussion in a year.
@@maverickjones9418 S&P already at a historic valuation level, higher than in 1929 or 2000. Better add "congress gives $1 trillion directly to Apple to ensure stock market success"
Rates need to go up not down , replace yellon and Powell with Ai learning software, return to sound money once again . Constitutional money backed by something tangible such as silver and gold ,
Danielle is the light in the night. Always love to listen to her insights
Thanks Danielle, appreciate all that you teach us. Hope you have a great 2025.🎉
Danielle is so informative. Always appreciate her insight.
Let’s all watch the narrative shift from bullish to bearish on mainstream outlets- because orange man is back! 🤡🤡🤡
Danielle, your voice sounds so much better.
Bloomberg and CNBC, what a load of fertilizer!
they spread it on thick too
DiMartino is GREAT!...As far as Bloomieberg's interviewer ALONG with Green arrows presenting downward movement...With
his $ we should expect the pictures to be presented in the financial markets standards.....SMDH,,,,Happy New Year America and the world
economy.
Perhaps the Fed Chair Powell could ask housewives for input on the cost of goods purchased on a daily basis
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
THRIVE IN '25! 🍾 🥂 💃🕺
2% , NEVER ! 🤣😂
You are the first on I've heard on Bloomberg who expects MORE rate cuts, not less like everybody else. Just after someone else said the said the same, and Claudia Sahm said that labor market strength just continuing is not likely. It seems that some realism is starting to be accepted as down days are happening.
Turns out, 2% inflation rate was a “target” and as long as the trajectory is in that direction, voila! success
I’ve never heard an explanation to plumbers and electricians and blue-collar workers why they should bail out student-loan borrowers for excessive debt for ?undergraduate degrees and ?post-graduate
Major problems are coming for this year financially….
Happy New Year powerful woman! Thank you for all the insights. Stay safe.
Happy New Year!
A dartboard would have the equivalent level of accuracy
Thanks for sharing such valuable information! I need some advice: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). How should I go about transferring them to Binance?
Does it matter if the Fed cuts the Fed Fund rate, as the deficit adds another $2+ Trillion to the national debt, will US bonds still be as attractive at lower rates? In spite of the Fed's total 1% rate cuts the bond market has raised rates 1% - so mortgage rates are back over 7%, and bank financing for businesses or cars, or ??? cost more. Plus with credit card delinquency higher than in 2009, consumer rates will be going up. Just asking...
Bullish bullish bullish.
Bullish on what?!!! Bad fake review.
@ oh let’s see. 2025 could see rates plummet once deflationary data comes in. US credit rating upgraded by summer as the Government’s balance sheet improves. Oil to be halved by opening Alaskan drilling and new pipe lines come online. Federal minimum wage hiked by Republicans having full control of the Government. Corporate tax cuts across the board. Deregulation of business’s opens up capital investments.
@@factsplz2248 And don’t forget, as money market accounts start to yield less and less, the 6 trillion held there will start to flood into stocks and bonds. Boomers control most of the wealth and are retiring or retired. They’ll need the income generation and money markets won’t cut it.
@@maverickjones9418 The new Federal minimum wage goes into effect tomorrow 1-1-25. Oil companies don't need more areas to drill, they have all they need -- look at oil company earnings reports, on average 1/3 of cash flow goes to drilling, 1/3 to dividends, and 1/3 to share buybacks/capital expenditures. Oil companies have long abandoned the money losing drill-baby-drill mentality. Just like in 2017 the lie that companies would use tax savings to raise wages -- it was used, and still is, to repurchase $1 Trillion per year in stock, which boosts stock prices and managements' income. Deflationary data will be nonexistent as 10% tariffs on all imported goods will add 10% to the price of goods -- and as in 2017, when prices were jacked up 25% for foreign goods, us manufacturers added 25% (see Whirlpool stock info). The government balance sheet will not improve with a deficit of $2+ Trillion. The interest alone on the $35 trillion of national debt is $1.3 trillion.
Recall that in 2017 - 4 years, in the "best economy in history," the national debt jumped $10 trillion, when the debt needed to, and could have been cut. Trump also promised $10 Trillion in tax cuts -- where is the $10 trillion coming from other than issuing more debt?
Wish you were right -- but remember this discussion in a year.
@@maverickjones9418 S&P already at a historic valuation level, higher than in 1929 or 2000. Better add "congress gives $1 trillion directly to Apple to ensure stock market success"
Danielle is my goat with lacy Hunt. Hope to meet both one day.
Rates may go UP as the debt and inflation fight back so 2025 could be crashes and nightmare coming...
Rates need to go up not down , replace yellon and Powell with Ai learning software, return to sound money once again . Constitutional money backed by something tangible such as silver and gold ,
They'll never replace the fed with anything objective, the goal of the fed is to keep JP Morgan and Wells Fargo solvent. It is a private company.
I appreciate Booth's current-data-based analysis.
Wardrobe too conservative, release the girls
The thumbnail made me think it was Lemon doing the interview... I almost didn't watch for that reason.
That would have been too much to stomach! 😂
Nah, this is Donald Lime
Can’t call you the Doom Mama if you are going to be on GLP-1s!