>rate hike
>25 basis points
Rate hike
Isaac Bailey
William Richardson
in a market that holds everyone's retirement funds yeah 0.25% is a big fucking deal. think about it. loans from the government are going up 1/400th
in a real market with real participants with real incentives 1/400th is a fucking lot.
also keep in mind that is just the first hike. people are predicting anywhere from 3-7. this means anywhere from 0.75% to upwards of fucking 1.75%
Josiah Sanchez
>0.25% is a big fucking deal
idk if you noticed but inflation is double digits
25bp is a piss in the pond
Bentley Jones
people calling for end of days when we're at 7% instead of 2% don't really understand that things can be easily reigned in
that's why there's a slow and steady halting to asset purchases and a slow and steady increase to rates
omicron has swept through, cases going down, no appreciable deaths, no more stimmy
people are getting back to work, corporates will get back to more competitive pricing
sorry but this is ultimately a nothingburger. if you're retiring this year? sure, things aren't ideal, but youll have to live tight for a few years until production gets back to pre-pandemic levels
Juan Lopez
>that's why there's a slow and steady halting to asset purchases and a slow and steady increase to rates
AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA HOLY SHIT IMAGINE BEING SO RETARDED
the assets purchase will never stop, they will never allow junk bonds to default, we are in permanente yield curve control, aka the bond market is now a Ponzi scheme, and you cannot taper a Ponzi scheme
There will be zero rate hikes this year
FED will keep lying and you will believe this time it’s true and that ycc is temporary, but just like gold convertibility was (((temporarily))) suspended, we are entering in the era of central banking oligarchy
Extend and pretend is the new standard
Henry Fisher
they gradually raise it in multiple events it will go to about 3 - 4%
Brayden Foster
>the goyhm is believing at our lies
I’m sure they are gonna print 150 trillions for the muh climate change goals with a 4% interest rate ahahahaha holy shit get real
you don’t have to be a genius to understand where the propaganda is pushing the narrative, climate change will be the next big fat excuse/lie/nothingburger to lower rates, justify the pandering and the upcoming hyperinflation, and you will drink it and get all your assets confiscated because of “the greater goal” of lowering the temperature of the planet (which is not even increasing and it’s totally out of human control), ahahahahaha, and you will also drink the kolaid
buy some esg stocks goy, they are saving the planet ahahahaha
Gabriel Torres
But we're probably not getting a rate hike until March? This month's Fed meeting was last week.
Gabriel Thompson
It’s not happening
Jonathan Williams
>1% EOY
>600K mortgage has to pay 72K in interest a year
Bentley Evans
>the assets purchase will never stop
They will stop within a few months you pathetic moron.
Jaxson Campbell
But theyre still spending 120 bil monthly contrary to what theyve been saying also youre a nigger
Eli Myers
yes goym we are going to decrease asset purchasing from 15b to 30b! so by feb 2022 we'll be purchasing 60b and 1 by end of q1
Nicholas Johnson
why are they tapering upwards
Isaac Johnson
Asset purchases will be halted completely by June. The Fed's balance sheet will start shrinking at that point.
Elijah Rodriguez
yes, from +120b to 0 or even negative. Jews are parasites, they don't seek to kill their host right away.
Joshua Rodriguez
the fed will back down
Anthony Flores
Actually listening to Joos
Charles Russell
>Asset purchases will be halted completely by June
Juan Martinez
just like QE2 was the final QE?
who do you think is going to finance the US federal government spending binge? the tax payer? LOL
Aiden Harris
You retards weren’t in the market in 2018? The fed put triggers when the SPY goes down 20%. Then the fed goes max dovish
Gabriel Murphy
QE = mainly MBS and corporate debt, not treasuries.
Joshua Ross
who the fuck do you think finances 1T in spending for the feds lmfao
Sebastian Jenkins
Investors.