‘Big Short’ investor Steve Eisman: I personally think there should be no Fed rate cuts this year

Steve Eisman, Neuberger Berman senior portfolio manager, joins 'Squawk Box' to discuss the latest market trends, the state of the economy, the Fed's interest rate outlook, and more.

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[@kortyEdna825]

Rate cuts commence in June 2024, taking 6-8 months to complete. A potential crash, if any, might occur by March 2025. The soft landing narrative is gaining traction, making this big recession everyone is calling for less likely. With $1 million from a business sale, I'm seeking profitable investment opportunities for the next 3 years.

[@chrismckay9647]

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[@ronsilva7394]

This man is unaffected by inflation

[@jancula9]

Yep, top 1% don't get it. Also everything is fine just because of gargantuan deficit spending, without it we'd already in recession like other countries

[@ian_pedalz]

Rate cuts would send inflation sky high, if anything rates should go up.

[@Jcp379]

If you are worried about inflation you would advocate for rates to either stay the same or increase. Lowering rates is inflationary.

[@clay6517]

yup, hes worth 2 billion. they benefit from inflation.

[@darrenhere5856]

yup typical liberal who does give two F's about the little people. "you can't have everything, unless you are me"

[@bobbymainz1160]

Our economy is like a flailing fish, fighting for its life. The normal state of the U.S. economy is actually very bad. Because of this it goes into convulsive spasms fighting to grow any way it can out of desperation. Tricks, gimmicks, rule changes try to stimulate the economy and prevent it from falling but they only bring temporary relief to people since, when you factor in inflation we are declining.

[@alexyoung3126]

People believe their currency has the worth it does because they have no other option. Even in a hyperinflationary environment, individuals must continue to use their hyperinflationary currency since they likely have minimal access to other currencies or gold/silver coins.

[@williamyejun8508]

Inflation is gradually going to become part of us and due to that fact any money you keep in cash or in a low-interest account declines in value each year. Investing is the only way to make your money grow and unless you have an exceptionally high income, investing is the only way most people will ever have enough money to retire.

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[@marcc.3513]

Here’s an idea: let the guest talk without interrupting

[@lppoqql]

For those of us who have a working memory, back in 2007 the Fed cut rates and everyone thought we had a "soft landing" then 2008 happened. We need to learn from history.

[@sciencefliestothemoon2305]

And what would that be?

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[@petermaag9622]

This isnt that

[@bryantgouveia]

@@petermaag9622 Tbh, every single time we have had a crash its always been when they start cutting rates because that's when all the damage has been done. Go look at all the major crashes that has happened in the past 50 years. If it did happen soon tho would be a great opportunity to get rich ^..^

[@makelele7311]

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[@KapilKhatter]

Weird day with the CNBC hosts sounding more intelligent than a highly respected expert. And the comment section filled with thoughtful critiques.

[@bryantgouveia]

They sounded dumb lol. Guess you don't fully understand economies. Inflation is decreasing at a faster rate, but its still going to be above 2% for a long time because its measured year per year and the base is still quite a lot higher than 2%. Cutting rates anytime soon would be stupid and force them to increase interest rates again, because if they were to do that anytime soon inflation will skyrocket again. Anyways, I don't mind a big crash coming. Would be a great time to get rich. The rich love crashes, because its the easiest time to multiply your wealth

[@joesixpack2878]

love Steve Eisman, great at what he does, but he's a little out of touch here. Lol

[@Erikpdx]

​@@joesixpack2878he understands the theory on why the Fed would want to cut rates - and we don't have those conditions. The risk is higher inflation, which we need to avoid

[@KapilKhatter]

@@bryantgouveia Not to me. I think they were frustrated (rightfully) at Eisman’s dismissiveness. Rising personal debt, rising credit card balances, falling house prices, rising crime levels - completely ignoring anything that doesn’t fit his un-nuanced take.

[@ATMOSK1234]

Rising crime levels? Where? The United States has some of the lowest crime rates in its history right now.

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I leave the grocery store with about 30% less than I did about three years ago. which sucks.

[@KrustyKlown]

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[@24theMoney]

50% less

[@Erikpdx]

We still enjoy some of the lowest food prices as a percent of income in history. Maybe we have to eat chicken a few more nights instead of beef to save money if are budgets are tight

[@stevechance150]

Fortunately the grocery store chain's CEO is bringing home millions more than he was two years ago, thanks to the Trump Tax Cuts for millionaires. Thank God someone is protecting our millionaires.

[@masterstacks2030]

no mention of massive government deficit spending?

[@boyheemskerk4711]

There was

[@prolific1518]

Never. If the country implodes the rich will just move to another. They don't care about US debt

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[@mbanderson83]

This is a prime example of someone being right once doesn't mean they are right about anything else.

[@user-hh5kr6ec1v]

Could not have said it any better myself.

[@christopherklotz2058]

For real

[@natureboy915]

I was just about to comment the same thing

[@Jcp379]

Yeah if people are truly worried about inflation they would advocate for higher rates. If they lower rates houses will become even more expensive and less affordable and young people will never get ahead. Lowering rates now only helps boomers.

[@michaelcooper1860]

I'm confused how for 45 years we had higher rates than current rates but now it's important to get them lower. Rates under 3% were never heard of until the 2010s. Can you explain why the change in policy.

[@BOBBY1006]

@cnbc, How long before Kernen retires? It would be nice to hear a business guest talk without being cut off before he/she finishes their statement.

[@acornsucks2111]

Young guy is a left wing bot.

[@makelele7311]

Wall Street people doing good as that men said. He does not feel inflation cause he don't care how much egs are or milk.

[@moneyglitchjon]

Inflation makes his stocks go up

[@makelele7311]

Here is the real thing and FED knows that wery well We need interest rate at 8 % to lover the inflation not 5,5% that will case recesion and country colapse.So they just continue to kick the can down the road. We will not have recesion before midle 2025 or 2026 by that time stocks will go up extremly as Crypto market.

[@blah5387]

There’s a lot of money flowing in the economy, but it’s isolated to fewer and fewer sectors

[@makelele7311]

@@aaronkerrigan241 yes but you have to know those people carry US economy and it is more than 80% of Americans who live from monthly salary

[@jefffawcett]

@@tomw485 exactly. The people in the comments really are clueless.

[@100xstreet5]

Love Joe. Keeping it real regarding inflation and not letting Eisman get away with a bit of nonsense. Prices are up big time and many people are much worse off than they were pre pandemic despite any measly wage increase. Keep it up Joe!

[@satoriasimov9169]

If inflation is the concern then cutting rates would be foolish. Why does anyone think cutting rates would mitigate inflation in any way.

[@jeedwards1981]

YEP, its only gonna bring it BACK. Housing is gonna skyrocket AGAIN if interest rates go down to 5% or so.

[@jf13579]

Lack of faith in the Fed

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[@prolific1518]

Smooth brains believe Democrats talking points blaming inflation on the fed

[@krsmedley]

As someone who sees week in and week out that suppliers/manufacturers are still raising prices consistently. He’s 100% right that it’s not looking likely for any rate cuts this year with inflation still hanging around 4% and true inflation much higher, definitely increasing faster than wages. They cut rates now, and you’ll see dramatically more inflation.

[@antardas4830]

What did I learn from this convo? Nothing……..

[@WickedSmaaht]

Exactly, many words discussion like

[@Erikpdx]

People expecting cuts need lower their expectations. The market has been pricing them in, and it's likely a misstep

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[@sheepman6291]

Finally, someone with a head. Housing is going up again. In the state of Utah Housing is up 5% year over year. Inflation is still going up more than 2%.

[@user-vb5in3pu3s]

Funny how CNBC will acknowledge it's a weak economy in one video and in this video say it's a strong economy.

[@jasonbeaton3308]

What a CLOWN! This just proves how out of touch some of these folks really are. I went through the McDonalds drive through, spent $4.09 on just fries, and the cashier was telling me about her other job. Inflation hurts the bottom class the most as they are usually the last ones to touch the money.. those closer to the printer aren't as affected.

[@KapilKhatter]

$5 for a large fries in Canada

[@jasonbeaton3308]

@@aaronkerrigan241 Go touch some grass.

[@michaelschooler7423]

I think this guy is smart, but I don't see why he is saying the economy is fine. We went to the market this week to get some mayonnaise for deviled eggs and they wanted $8 for a bottle. Are you kidding me? Here is another data point: everyone I know is seeing layoffs at their companies. That being said, I do agree the Fed should leave rates alone. If they lower rates, we will see prices go up even more.

[@philipsamuelsen7904]

Loved the "Let them eat cake comment"!

[@poorrandall8982]

You can't have everything! - The Big Short Guy

[@teebone2157]

Recession is needed ASAP

[@kosta1987]

You have a short position?

[@mistakiwi9853]

​@kosta1987 First thing I thought of 😂

[@georgekazanchyan4976]

100% Agreed! It will happen come suddenly out of nowhere and it will be long and deep.

[@60spf]

They should rename this show: Talking My Book.

[@kurdi98k]

No cuts is my base case. Until real estate drops more (insurance, property taxes too) inflation will remain elevated.

[@WickedSmaaht]

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[@andrewkyriacou1922]

Steve Eisman is a great man!! The Data is not weak! Love him (No Diddy). When he put up his hand to ask if there was any % chance of a bubble in The film and the guy said no, the way he got up and left while calling his colleagues was Brilliant. Much Respect to Mr Eisman.

[@doubleaaa4956]

It’s crazy how they are saying everything is good? They obviously don’t have to worry about money and don’t see what is really going on out there. CNBC, REAL PEOPLE ARE STRUGGLING!!!!!!!!!

[@MatthewMS.]

We know

[@MatthewMS.]

Can’t solve world problems. They are talking about a very specific thing unrelated to what you said. I wish you well though, you got this!

[@jiantong1985]

love to hear from Steve Eisman, always frank and to the point. They should just let him talk if they invite him to the show

[@KG-ok3xq]

That’s right. Price for everything is still too high. Thank you for keep saying that.

[@goneviral8814]

While Tom Lee wants 3-5 rate cuts this year.

[@free-qe6wx]

Of course there should not be funds rate cuts this year, because the funds rate is not sufficiently restrictive. But that is not the only thing they have to worry about.

[@logicomega7]

They only care about interest payments. The Fed has to lower rates to keep the ponzi scheme going longer. The scheme = the U.S.A

[@FoundingFathersUSA]

I agree with Eisman, if the concern is high prices then for sure keep rates steady. I think industrial policy is more helpful than Fed.

[@frankedwardark]

Honestly, this concerns me and has left me uneasy. Especially this potential depression, no more a recession. I'm unsure about my $130K account strategy, considering the uncertainty of this whole recession mostly.

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[@michaelwelch103]

Steve, one of the smartest guys on Wall Street.

[@nightknight9415]

Joe will always find something to complain about while loving the sound of his own voice...

[@adeebihabibi]

Maybe people are starting to see that the movie, though great, was not accurate

[@ersteimmobilie7419]

Joe is so biased it hurts to watch.

[@poorrandall8982]

no he provides a needed balance as Sorkin pumps his politics on the other side

[@illegalsmirf]

Actually in this particular case he did a good job.

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[@xSalamz]

No rate cuts in an election year.. no chance.

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Joe..talk less, listen more please....

[@ricardo5301]

This guy got lucky once and now everyone thinks he’s the new stock messiah. He hasn’t done anything since.

[@donrektmeplease]

Steve is right. There is no point talking about a rate cut with a runaway economy.Let it self heal. Markets are designed to head to equilibrium

[@acornsucks2111]

Healing since the dem spending ambush and inflation in 21.

[@zcallis1]

These people can't see outside their bubble. It's amazing

[@MatthewMS.]

I liked this today. He’s right. Things are really good, very nice and as investors naturally no one can believe it. This is on easier game mode; rare thing.

[@bernardmagoon3734]

There is an incredible return on infrastructure investment. The feds need to keep interest rates up so that when a recession does hit they have the power to lower interest rates. It's their #1 defense against recession.

[@9tloosemore]

Joe has lost his ability to focus on financial issues, as his personal political views obscue his ability to allow his guest to speak unencumbered.

[@chavruta2000]

The bonds vs stocks via interest rates dynamic is just not relavant because everything is just cruising along at mild rates, so it doesnt matter, and so why change the rates?

[@DragonCatsTradering518]

Completely agree..No fed rate cuts..I talked about the Federal reserve's last meeting and inflation on my channel 2 weeks ago and give current updates

[@Kwanka69]

Clearly nothing like his movie fantasy character. Completely out of touch with the “little guy” on Main Street that his character pretended to care so much about.

[@philfortner1805]

I hear Eisman saying that the economy looks fine for the rich. Yet in reality it's a fireball.

[@jasonn4798]

The cost of things generally go up a bit every 5 years so it’s possible to say that the inflation we have experienced is a normal rate of exposure.

[@alexproctor9765]

The guest has it wrong. He said he is not calling for deflation I am and here is why. If the Fed is claiming their 2% inflation target is both the goal and one the two dual mandates than we must have deflation for awhile. We we were running with high inflation during part of 2021 all of 2022 and.part of 2023. The Fed started hiking to late by their own admission. Therefore we need deflation for a 12-18 months or so to average the 2% looking back over the last two years. If not than we allow for high inflation and create new permanent high price hikes on things like rent, house prices, food, car sales etc etc If the Fed just focuses on a 2% target going forward without correcting for its own mistakes than the 2% target is bogus and the people get burned with permanent new higher costs over a short time frame. Essentially, what we need is a single mandate Stable prices, low or no inflation, strong dollar policy. Prices going up will be a by product of supply and demand in the private marketplace

[@tyshig.]

That was one of the most out of touch perspectives I’ve seen for a while. That’s someone who’s like yeah, my expenses are $5M/month but I still make $25M/month so the economy is great. Ask your local server or any adult below the age of 35. You could get a “true” perspective.

[@christiancoronado]

Yes, you can't have everything. For example, you can't have a fiscal spending manufactured economy without hurting the middle class.

[@sylvainbazinet4108]

I’ll like to see a debate with Joe Scarborough MSNBC vs Joe Kernen CNBC About politics

[@3zObafouzr]

congrats you are the only person on planet earth who wants that

[@user-xf3kd1eg5v]

Typical “rich guy” talk about how everything’s great and inflation having gone up 30% is no big deal. We need to tax these elitists 30% more and see if he still thinks it’s no big deal.

[@mattblaircomedy]

This clip embodies the Leslie Nelson meme… everything is fine!

[@ivivivir]

Why none wants deflation? I want deflation. I want my purchasing power to increase. Only government and debtors want inflation at the expense of citizens.

[@madhukiranvaddi4312]

How economy is fine, when we have highest ever DEBT which is growing rapidly ..,

[@clarkroberts5603]

.... one wealthy guy in the room is seeing it from the perspective of the average person, the others are fighting tooth and nail that everything is fine, things are pretty good, yes the average person had less purchasing power and wage increases haven't kept up with inflation, but we've benefited from it because we own the businesses that have been little effected and much rewarded.

[@acornsucks2111]

Steve is right.

[@AnimatedHistory-InCharts]

One reason to cut can be real rates are too high on historical basis... 5.5% rates with inflation at 2.5% don't make sense. Now, before they cut rates they have to make sure inflation is stable at least around 2.5%... and going to 2% next year, otherwise better not to cut because then they'll have to rise again next year. A better move would be beginning with yield curve control (YCC), say put a ceiling of 4.5%/5% or whatever number is appropriate on the 10-year, to control excessive long-term debt costs and let fed fund rates at 5.5% to make sure inflation does not pick up.

[@chislands]

"The Economy is Fine" -- Steve Eisman What hole is Eisman living in?

[@tedstriker6743]

Yes I agree! Fed has been so weak makes me sick

[@nedrawlings6762]

If I was a Judge . . . Joe gets called out for 'leading the witness' (doesn't work with Steve), Becky is both beautiful and smart , MSNBC awaits Andrew's introduction

[@paulka427]

It is interesting that no guest will say the obvious. The stock market is up because of runaway government spending, it is not AI or productivity gains. The real question is what will happen to the stock market if the US deficient gets to 3-4% of GDP.

[@ClearOutSamskaras]

"The stock market is up because of runaway government spending."? What are you talking about? How does government spending make stocks go up?

[@paulka427]

@@ClearOutSamskaras when the government gives huge contracts to Microsoft, amazon and defense companies that flows into their earnings. Increased earnings leads to increased stock prices.

[@monarene44]

The American “dream” is shape shifting big time. Consumers will have to optimize their choices on every level and focus on long term security. Boats might not be rocking in this election year environment, but the tide is definitely going out.

[@johnrnigrorealestate]

This is the most clear as day distinction between Wall Street mega-millionaires and normal everyday people. “But inflation is still around at like 30%” “Eh yeah but we’re fine” “People are struggling to pay for groceries” “Yeah, but the economy’s fine” “Fine for rich people like us maybe” “Nah, everyone’s fine. Wages are up, they should be happy!”

[@s.m7667]

Dive further into the rabbit hole beyond inflation to find what most non elitist people are angry at...and you will find a general dissatisfaction about many things. Truth is that inflation's just one statistic. Our media today continues to push a narrative that we should all shut up and take what we're given and be happy about it. Eisman once took time to visit Florida housing developments during the 08 market collapse to confirm his thesis...maybe he should get off the couch and do something similar this time.

[@abovemediocrity245]

But higher interest rates push up prices in the first place, no?

[@homarmendoza26]

rate cuts would mean higher inflation, more credit card debt, and savings losing purchasing power. lower borrowing costs would also mean more cheap robots / ai replacing jobs, which is deflationary. It's not ideal, but the economy is fine. people living in a bubble are mainly the ones complaining that it's not. Why wouldn't they want rate cuts if not to continue living in one?

[@greenjoygardens]

I love how Steve has to take multiple moments here and there to stare into Joe's soul.

[@bruceg]

News Flash! Billionaire not affected by price of eggs doubling in 3 years.

[@abajaj1510]

Love it.....when everyone is complacent is when there ris no more.money left to go in...

[@lavague7648]

It is because everything is going fine i decided to reduce all my expenses by 30%. When economy will go bad and prices start normalise i might consider increase spending. I think each one of us should cut spending NOW.

[@markbrophy5454]

Commodities are rising sharply so the Fed should raise rates. Inflation is too high.

[@thebarryman]

Joe dropping the hammer at the end! Wow

[@BM-qn6fg]

As much as I would love a bubble, I tend to agree.

[@gen-X-trader]

Uh.. why should they cut rates? Because they are anticipatory not reactionary? That would be a start ..

[@MegaPapa8888]

refinancing costs and earning will be problematic.

[@meadeanthony94]

he said let them eat cakehad me rolling haha

[@brianmanDC]

Newsflash CNBC and guest: today's American prosperity is BORROWED prosperity.

[@TonyTrupp]

On average, wages for lower income folks have actually been increasing at faster than the rate of inflation.

[@fascinatedbyeverything]

Many of you are criticizing Eisman for saying the economy is doing well and therefore the Fed shouldn't lower rates. You point to the inflation you've personally experienced. Okay, but lowering rates - what Eisman is arguing against - would make inflation worse, not better. So if you're concerned about inflation you should be on Eisman's side here! I think many of you are reading too much politically into this discussion, so much so that you don't realize that Eisman is arguing for a more hawkish position against inflation than the status quo, not a more dovish one. I think Eisman should have asked Joe...."Ummm, are you saying the Fed should lower rates? If you're concerned about inflation that makes no sense."

[@deanphillips4862]

35 trill in debt to service............ make it 10% and see what happens!

[@dalepellerin]

Inflation is drastically down and the economy is great. I wouldn't lower rates. We're creating much healthier business operations without free money so that when the free money returns, it can actually go to real innovation.

[@sdcaeastcountyfamily]

Riley Coyote super genius...master of the obvious

[@kmc7473]

I was paying 11% int on home loan in ‘81 The rates now are not too bad, the 0% was dumb, and does anyone think if int rates go down to say 4% grocery vendors all of them will lower their prices really ?? Hahaha no way Jose

[@selma5885]

cutting rates now is crazy

[@thirdeyevalhalla]

Glad to be a young subsistence farmer and sinking my money into retirement right now. Yes, feed is up but finally able to offset with my own grow. Phew!