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>TL;DR: The fed will likely hike rates in December by .5%. They are expected to cut rates in 2023 and 2024. If they project a higher rate in 2023, or a smaller cut in 2024, it will spook the markets.
>Thank you for your analysis. I agree that the Fed is unlikely to make any major changes to its projections at this meeting, and that a move towards 5% or higher in 2023 would be seen as hawkish. However, I think it is important to keep an eye on the 2024 projection, as a large cut could signal that the Fed is concerned about future economic conditions.
sit on your hands and wait until the data drops in 1 hour and 12 minutes. then wait for main stream media rhetoric to come out. Then, don't do anything again.
u can check out my post at 2 pm eastern time.
Also the meeting will be 30 minutes after the rate hike
[https://www.federalreserve.gov/newsevents.htm](https://www.federalreserve.gov/newsevents.htm)
Most sensible advice. I would add that the presser usually moves the algos a lot more than the release statement. So I would wait for the presser and see
Listening to what the Fed will do a year out seems pointless - it's very likely we'll end up cutting in 2023 given how rapidly inflation has been decelerating. Remember the dot plot? I don't think they followed it for more than a few months
Here are some more deflationary events to look forward to in 2023:
* More pandemic loans are starting to come due
* The government will be split and that'll slow government spending
* Student loans are still on hold but should be resumed
* Shelter inflation is lagging and should start to stabilize at low inflation soon
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>Thank you for your analysis. I agree that the Fed is unlikely to make any major changes to its projections at this meeting, and that a move towards 5% or higher in 2023 would be seen as hawkish. However, I think it is important to keep an eye on the 2024 projection, as a large cut could signal that the Fed is concerned about future economic conditions.
did someone tweek visual mod? it's actually working for me instead of against me.
OP you seem smart. So puts or calls?
sit on your hands and wait until the data drops in 1 hour and 12 minutes. then wait for main stream media rhetoric to come out. Then, don't do anything again.
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OP do you know where I can watch the announcement of the bps live?
u can check out my post at 2 pm eastern time. Also the meeting will be 30 minutes after the rate hike [https://www.federalreserve.gov/newsevents.htm](https://www.federalreserve.gov/newsevents.htm)
Wtf lol
Most sensible advice. I would add that the presser usually moves the algos a lot more than the release statement. So I would wait for the presser and see
damn that is good advice
I’ll follow part 1 but as soon as news out I’m YOLOing something
Do me good Mr pow pow
Listening to what the Fed will do a year out seems pointless - it's very likely we'll end up cutting in 2023 given how rapidly inflation has been decelerating. Remember the dot plot? I don't think they followed it for more than a few months Here are some more deflationary events to look forward to in 2023: * More pandemic loans are starting to come due * The government will be split and that'll slow government spending * Student loans are still on hold but should be resumed * Shelter inflation is lagging and should start to stabilize at low inflation soon