Recessions are bad. They need to naturally happen every now and then. When you try to artificially prop up the economy it may hold off the inevitable for a year or 2 but the outcome will be worse.Fed went too far by raising rates too much too fast. Backing it off a bit to where it should have been makes sense.
That's why the yield curve was invertedFed went too far by raising rates too much too fast. Backing it off a bit to where it should have been makes sense.
You mean like when they kept the rates artificially low for years under Obama?Recessions are bad. They need to naturally happen every now and then. When you try to artificially prop up the economy it may hold off the inevitable for a year or 2 but the outcome will be worse.
So the solution is to double down on a bad decision?You mean like when they kept the rates artificially low for years under Obama?
Because they know the house of cards is very close to crumbling and they need to prop it up for another 16 monthsHow can they lower rates when it's the strongest economy in the history of mankind?
But the tax cut......Because they know the house of cards is very close to crumbling and they need to prop it up for another 16 months
We are in one of the longest stretches ever without a recession. It doesn’t much matter what’s done.But the tax cut......
dont mention that, they dont like to bring that up or QE that propped up the stock marketYou mean like when they kept the rates artificially low for years under Obama?
if the economy cant handle a .25 reduction then we need a recession, considering raising rates would tank the economy faster
You know what growth in wages and income lead to? Inflation.
yes, but there has been no inflation since trump took officeYou know what growth in wages and income lead to? Inflation.
You know that keeps inflation in check? Higher rates
Wrong.yes, but there has been no inflation since trump took office
Dennis T made sure we got our 1.9%>>>>You know what growth in wages and income lead to? Inflation.
You know that keeps inflation in check? Higher rates