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Market Insights with Jim Bianco: Navigating Through
Market Insights with Jim Bianco: Navigating Through Economic Signals | Hedge Fund Telemetry
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Join Thomas Thornton, founder of Hedge Fund Telemetry, in a riveting webinar featuring Jim Bianco, President and Macro Strategist at Bianco Research, L.L.C. With over three decades of experience, Jim is renowned for his objective and insightful analysis that frequently challenges the mainstream…
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Krugman 🤦
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St and lt rates both will fall if catastrophe or 'normal' rate lowering over time, which BTW will hardly matter except for atmosphere.😮
Nvda is on fire 😮..
These both folks have been so wrong for so long
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Agreement here with Krugman comment…..again sad.
Great discussion Jim and Thomas and great graphs and hope Biden Admin listen to this….but they probably don't ….sad.
I think Jim is correct. The Fed can declare victory at 3% percent inflation, people won't have a problem to live with that. But if the Fed then lowers interest rate and inflation spikes back up, then their credibility will be completely screwed. I do not believe Powell won't have such a concern.
The overall picture is that, after the interest rate hikes, the supply side already adapted to the new norm. If you turn demand back up by lowering the interest rate, even just a bit, there is a real danger that the inflation can spike back up, just as what we have seen in the 1970s. Of course, they can always make the wrong decision, and be remembered as Arthur Burns 2.0.
In my opinion, the correct decision (I guess) is to claim victory at 3% inflation, but then keep the rate high forever, i.e., they need "high forever" as opposed to "high for long".
Economic investigator Frank G Melbourne Australia is following this very informative content cheers Frank😊