Give it to me straight

Is tomorrows 75 bp rate hike already priced in? Or will the bulls continue to suffer?

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This one may be priced in but have they priced the next one in yet? Kek

Well, 99% of the market is expecting 75 bps, but things are never really priced in. There will definitely be a dump when he announces the 75 bps

Maybe, but are all the missed earnings and layoffs?

100 bps

idk but not buying any more until tomorrow
>it might pump, everyone is expecting a mega dump

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last time when everyone expected 50 and got 50 markets dumped

hes gonna announce they will do nothing and delay the hike

the damage is already done if they just keep the QT as its now money will slowly fade out of the markets

no need to crash it all at once

> 75 bp rate
don’t think they’re going to do this tomorrow. looking for 50 this time around.

This. I caught a little of an interview with the WSJ how did the 75bps story and he was very vague. He never said it was a direct quote from anyone, it almost sounded like the story was his opinion that the Fed had no other option than to go 75. Seems like sloppy journalism imo

Wrong

Insider here. You are half right.

W-What happens if he goes for 100bps?

He promised 50 so it isnt priced in at all. If he goes higher he will show the market that he doesnt know what hes doing / hes panicking which will trigger another massive sell off.

You tomorrow's 7.5% rate hike.
And no, no it is not.

It's 1.25%. It is not even remotely priced in. Shorting eth to 300.

Circuit breaker gets triggered 2 minutes after announcement

The inflation report Friday was worse than expected so you could say they were basing 50 on incomplete data and now that they know it's worse they may do 75. But they probably knew unofficially.

Jackhammer raise to 2.5% no survivors

>Is tomorrows 75 bp rate hike already priced in?
Yes, it's even beyond that, as some have been calling for 100 basis points.
But essentially the FED has a journalist from the washington post who they "leak" what their intention is prior to the event in order to avoid market chock. The journo wrote a piece yesterday saying 75 bp is very likely, which caused the significant downturn we saw yesterday.

>Blows his brains out live on CNBC

75 bps? Try 175 bps.

Why would you be bullish no matter what the FED does at this point. Are you retarded? It doesn't matter anymore. It is over.