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23/02/24

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Originally posted by Sharetrader78: ↑

You say long-term investor ... you don't recall when markets crashed what did the FED do
but as you say Markets are strong 20,000 Nasdaq or was it 100,000

FED fund rate

The benchmark interest rate in the United States is at 5.50 percent. Fed policymakers judged that the policy rate was likely at its peak for this tightening cycle, but generally noted that they did not expect it would be appropriate to reduce it until they had gained greater confidence that inflation was moving sustainably toward 2%, minutes from the January FOMC meeting showed. Also, participants highlighted the uncertainty associated with how long a restrictive monetary policy stance would need to be maintained.

Markets economy are interconnected even though looking at these record NDX highs and buying interest Vs the tapped-out debt laden consumer doesn't make much sense at times.. its the madness of crowds.GREED

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Yes it's pretty obvious the Fed doesn't give a ---- about the economy.

All he cares about is the stock markets. Too many insider traders.

Watch how quick he reduces rates when the stock market crashes, regardless of inflation.

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