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crypt0_sports t1_jea5b4c wrote

Will the unaffordable housing, cars, rent, food ever have an impact?

Both greedflation & inflation are still rampant!

There’s no pivot or pause coming - they said exactly that many times over the past year.

These paid-for posts to shill bags are so detached from reality it’s not even funny.

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garycow t1_jea5ljz wrote

$1.59 eggs today down from $7/dozen - sounds like deflation to me :)

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crypt0_sports t1_jea62y0 wrote

Mine went up 2.48 to 2.79 yesterday.

They were called out about the price gouging due to the bird flu.

Everything else still increasing.

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garycow t1_jea6buj wrote

still a massive decrease from $7

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crypt0_sports t1_jea6pfn wrote

Aside from eggs , which at 2.89 are still over 100% increase from a year ago, everything else in food and fuel , etc are increasing

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Arkanor t1_jea9jqe wrote

It's only unaffordable if you don't have any money which isn't really a problem to people trying to get your money.

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chichiharlow t1_jeabz2r wrote

"Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said on Wednesday (March 22) that officials considered not raising interest rates at its meeting due to banking system stress following the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank." ~Reuters.

Place your calls!

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Brendogg22 t1_jea8ujd wrote

I’m annoyed at analyst saying that he will pivot. Jpow does what he says. Don’t fight the Fed.

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PortfolioIsAshes t1_jeab27n wrote

Feds already put their foot down and said their goal is to bring inflation under control, a pause would mean something broke so hard that Feds can't prioritize bringing inflation down anymore. Truly a highly regarded veteran, dude's a perma S&P bull btw so good luck listening to him.

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Idennatua t1_jeaaetk wrote

I'm ngl, if the fed doesn't keep hiking we're all doomed man.

Hyper stagflation is not an investors friend

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OptionsKing--CFTC t1_jeab19y wrote

I don't know why people keep saying this.

Pausing rates won't eliminate the threat fixed income securities have that have depreciated as a result of rates. In fact, because we operate off of a lag, there's a chance banks could dry up during this time and still fail. That and losing control of inflation? Yea, I don't think so.

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WheresVlad t1_jeab8eo wrote

Hopium on another level.

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VisualMod t1_jea4ppx wrote

>I agree that the banking sector turmoil will likely lead to the Federal Reserve pausing its rate hikes, which in turn could power gains in the S&P 500 index. I believe Yardeni's target of 4,600 points by 2023 is achievable given these conditions.

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