Today: Fed Presidents Across the U.S. Talk Inflation - DiMartino Booth with Neil Cavuto of FBN

Today: Fed Presidents Across the U.S. Talk Inflation - DiMartino Booth with Neil Cavuto of FBN
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[@zaree7040]

The market is echoing the 2015-16 scenario, poised to reach new heights, but may experience a sideways trend until fed signals rate cut. I recently sold 25% of my portfolio, comprising struggling stocks recommended by certain financial KZbinrs, which unfortunately took a significant hit.

[@roosefeitosa2536]

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[@mrabrasive51]

Inflation is 30-50%..dont any of these people ever go shopping?

[@kapdolkim1914]

Agreed. Those inflation numbers are BS. They work if you don't buy anything : )

[@Dohair879]

Fact, most things are up 50% period. There’s no reason why they will fall either because they are getting the money. While wages are going down because of this.

[@Gabber44906]

Agree. Such crap to tell all it is sitting at 4% what a JOKE!

[@jimmason8502]

And prices are up NOT because consumers have money to spend, (demand) I mean who buys like 10 steaks a day or an extra car just cause they have the cash available? There is no doubt price gouging going on, we see it in Canada every day. The price of a jar of Classico spaghetti sauce has gone from $3.99CDN in 2022 to $5.99 (50% increase) today at one of our large grocery chains, yet we can get it at Walmart sometimes 3 for $10.

[@johnjaco5544]

Property tax up,electricity up,cable tv up,internet up,homeowners insurance up,auto insurance up,medical up,resturants up,bars up,airlines up,INFLATION,what INFLATION.Or is it the DEVALUATION of the american dollar?????

[@jimbeam4111]

The thing that isn’t up equally is wages.

[@Danielbboylight]

@@jimbeam4111Remeber that wages are a COST, meaning companies have to make up for the increased cost of doing business

[@JohnDaniels]

Wages going up is not a good thing, what we need is asset prices to come down. Just think about people who are on fixed incomes who are getting decimated by inflation.

[@tammyturowski6703]

Deflation wld be worse than inflation. The economy wld die. The fed wont let that happen. Not even an option. ​@@JohnDaniels

[@jimbeam4111]

@@Danielbboylight I understand that but we’re at a point where the current wages can’t afford to purchase anything. Input costs of things such as materials are driving the prices up more than wages can keep up. Companies don’t have to pay people a relevant wage. They have that right. The consequences are a completely bankrupt nation.

[@Rowena90]

Wow! What a great video. you so well articulated. Monetary and Fiscal policies should work hand in hand to have a full effect, but we live in an era where government just doesn't care, it will spend and double-down and spend more and more.. it just doesn't care, and it would debilitate the monetary policy. The sad outcome will be likely BOTH the transition to a digital dollar CBDC that will give ultimate control to the government thus shrinking even more the independence of the central bank. At some point the central bank will have no actual meaning left. Honestly, it feels we're not too far from it already..... I would buy Bitcoin and buy hard assets like gold /silver as a store of value while also actively trading...The only wild card for us investors is to actively engage the market by trading, it's about playing it smart and steady during trading...managed to grow a nest egg of around 100k to a decent 432k in the space of a few months... I'm especially grateful to Francine Duguay, whose deep expertise and traditional trading acumen have been invaluable in this challenging, ever-evolving financial landscape.

[@jechcar]

Thanks for keeping it light and real at the same time. Much needed for us traders in times like these!

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[@SamsonMow_]

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[@kalebfulton]

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[@JohnDaniels]

The interest rates need to stay where they are or go up, but certainly not go down.

[@tammyturowski6703]

What they need to do and what the fed will do.. isn't always the same.

[@anniealexander9616]

Danielle is correct. I get cheap prices on produce and meats because they have to sell it quickly. I go to Ingles. Lately they haven't been dropping the price of it fast enough and deep enough so it's going bad. I have my freezer full and can wait for prices to come down. Insurance and taxes need to be dealt with.

[@JohnDaniels]

Don't forget home prices and rents

[@anniealexander9616]

@@JohnDaniels I loaded up on homes during the housing crash. Me and my grown children are living mortgage free

[@JohnDaniels]

@@anniealexander9616 Consider yourself extremely lucky, every one else who was unlucky enough not to have a home is getting decimated right now by shelter inflation.

[@anniealexander9616]

@@JohnDaniels I feel extremely lucky that I didn't buy my dream home right before the crash. I still remember the day I chose to walk away from making that purchase. Today, I'm seeing a lot of things I saw back then. It seems everyone is making more money than I am. This past weekend I was sent so many pics of beach vacations. Then I received pics from friends who were dining out and listening to live music. It's Bike week. Then it's Jeep Jam. It's even trips to New York. Meanwhile, I'm saving to pay property taxes, property insurance, car insurance and save for an emergency. This will definitely collapse. Debt can make it go on for years. My best friend couldn't pay his mortgage. So, he took $75k out as a second mortgage.

[@JohnDaniels]

@@anniealexander9616 Yes I agree this seems like the roaring twenties to me. I think what is happening is people are filling house rich. I know one guy that I work with was telling me how his house almost tripled in price + he had the biggest smile on his face and was glowing and seemed so happy + he was out just like you said buying stuff going on vacations but his property tax and insurance have skyrocketed also. And then you have the opposite extreme where the poor and middle class are getting decimated by shelter and inflation if they're renting or if they're trying to buy a house. Taking consideration a bricklayer living with his family in an apartment the rent just keeps going up and any little bit of money he had saved is now been devalued the purchasing power has been greatly reduced. I feel the same way like this is a repeat of 2008. The fed's fund rate in 2007 was 5.5 and they held it for a year and then they started lowering the rate going into the recession. And now here we are at 5.5 feds fund rate again and they've held it for 9 months so I would forecast That in about 3 to 6 months they will start cutting because the lag effect from all that tightening will be upon us. And we'll have approximately 6 months to a year and a half till we hit bottom and that will be the time to go out and get rid of any of your cash why it has maximum purchasing power if you're looking to buy any big ticket items that would be the time to buy them.

[@shopart1488]

Lower fuel prices may just fix everything. Remember everything is delivered buy fuel. Not electricity.

[@tammyturowski6703]

There is no fix to this lol

[@tammyturowski6703]

And they won't lower fuel because they want to ban it

[@lockup6104]

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[@samspeaks9413]

The way to deflate retail prices is to stop buying. Sales is the top line on every P&L. They can only cut the payroll so much, then they start cutting prices.

[@d.t.4523]

Thank you, keep working.

[@dm-oz9yd]

DDB wrong on dismissing the damage that cumulative inflation has done, saying its not so bad. Cut Danielles salary in half and tell her to suck it up

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[@Shayri_72]

For the bull run: DOT, FIL, SOL. Best ICO? Definitely Revux.

[@TheSnerggly]

Danielle is a realist. I don’t eat meat but even I’ve noticed the drop in beef and egg prices. The produce section of my grocery store gets wiped out by Monday’s now.

[@rakeshali9318]

Revux is shaping up to be the best ICO this year. Get in early!

[@andyp90210]

Oh Danielle! 😍

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Swapped my alts for BTC and Revux. This presale is a no-brainer!

[@Funyo999]

Focusing on presales for the best returns. Revux is my top pick!

[@joshuaburns3167]

Big pile of B.S.

[@DiwakarDiwakar-br2th]

Expecting Revux to go 100x once it’s live on Binance.

[@RanjitRay-gq6sb]

Revux is the hot topic in my crypto chats. Rising star for sure!

[@tradrjk]

The nasty reality the car insurance that street thefts are an important culprit

[@Grated-Turdburger]

Car theft needs to be a capital offense and stop playing games with these career criminals.

[@anniealexander9616]

You mean insurance fraud because they know they can't make the payments.

[@jimbobarooney2861]

Car insurance will come down in a recession, so theft is the problem its price gouging theft

[@logantcooper6]

​@@Grated-Turdburger agree. Too many lib DA's refusing to prosecute and costing us money.

[@jimbeam4111]

Car insurance is up because people are buying $100,000 suvs and trucks. The repair on those vehicles is extremely expensive.

[@kiyoshitakeda452]

Agree with Danielle and the evidence. However the market continues to climb. When will reality catch up? For now best to trade (me) with stop loses and other control mechanisms. The profit potential of "irrational exuberance".

[@bradw2k]

Danielle is right that layoffs will trump this so-called sticky inflation. But these markets want to climb this wall of worry. Confirmation of entering a blow off top will be when Bitcoin, the OG meme stawk, bursts through 74k any day now.

[@profitmix441]

He said the prices aren’t going anywhere? But the people will. Watch these companies file for chapter 11

[@iishirkerii9540]

Follow the light Joe! You’re almost there!!

[@xiule1211]

Boycot car insurance companies

[@kapdolkim1914]

Daniel is spot on. We have a lot of cash on hand and a lot of assets - but we stopped buying a lot of stuff as it just isn't worth it anymore. So people who are not so flush are either adding debt or slowing spending.

[@globalfamily8172]

We made too money money to get any COVID checks and we didn't own a business. It has been the hardest last 5 years since I left the house at age 18.

[@ssuwandi3240]

Walmart did it thru Mix Shift strategy. I reckon Retailers are getting more defensive in price management

[@terricaba]

Im growing my food

[@ShivaShiva-kj8ys]

BTC and Revux are my main holds, maybe adding some ETH.

[@koki4o]

1:30 JEWLERY

[@WolverineTraining]

My car insurance jumped 20% this month

[@cryptoscool]

What? Why? Are you working from home now or not driving as much? Please explain.

[@bdek68]

No chance!

[@WolverineTraining]

Correction…jumped! Not dropped.

[@michaelweaver2627]

Corporation's have been more then passing on their higher costs to the consumer. The corporation's have been using inflation as cover to continually raise their profit margins. In fact they bragged about how the consumer is resilient and would keep on paying higher and higher prices. These corporations are just as much to blame for consumer price inflation as anything else. Let them deal with the high refinance rates they so fear and have helped create. Let them drown in their irresponsible debt loads.Todays rates are actually a return to sanity and normal not some severe distortion like we've seen the last 20 years. Sure it will be painful but it's going to be painful in one way or another so let the corporations feel the pain just like the rest of us Let them try and raise prices as the economy goes deep into recession. Something has to break, I say let the corporations be part of that. Most of the corporate ownership is with a very tiny percent of the population, they got this pain coming because they created this economic system

[@JA-zh5xi]

Only the government causes long term inflation. NONE of this happens if it weren’t for the idiotic democrats handing out free money for two years.

[@erinsweet8147]

Our truck insurance went up 50% in September.

[@an0therdimensi0n99]

work harder. work longer. pull yourself up by the bootstraps. when i was a kid we walked uphill 4 miles in deep snow to get to school. america, show us what you are made of!

[@itshimhim2837]

Biden… QUIT SPENDING MONEY WE DONT HAVE…

[@donmarek7001]

Both parties are bad about this one.

[@ssuwandi3240]

Biden started off @1.4% inflation, higher disposable income and tossed up low unemployment with Obama's.amd the Joke and IsraElites ruined everything to the ground 😂

[@bobz4968]

looks younger with less makeup. cute

[@malang9782]

Betting Revux will pump before XRP does.

[@user-vw3dw6or9t]

Rates going up for consumers by banks not paying interest on deposits

[@tammyturowski6703]

Find a bank who does. 5% is ez to find.

[@PatriceMorris.]

It’s in my paycheck, but I’m still not buying

[@tmm226]

Just like that, everyone has cash...🎉🎉

[@TB-ki1ux]

LeaveAnyComment &ThumbUp 4AIgos

[@hugh009]

Closing 99 Red Lobsters immediately due to losing their investor $17,000,000. Cracker Barrel who normally does well with seniors down 16% and the dinner business dismal.

[@Horatio1886build]

How about this: everybody over spent: government, consumers, free money, government backed loans for people who didn’t qualify. Then shut the whole freaking economy down for a year-What would we expect.?? This all has to be paid for one way or the other. You can’t fool the gods of economics/ reality.

[@huntsalone2013]

the cope is strong in this one . . .

[@CarolannBrendel]

I know you're very busy, so you probably won't see this post, but I have closed my X account, so it's the only way I can contact you. I have been troubled by something you posted for comment on X a while back. It's been several weeks, but I think you called it something like "a possible different way." I'm not an expert, so I'm sure I misunderstood, but it has left me wondering if you are having second thoughts about capitalism.

[@ralos329]

Mrs booth is great but can someone tell me what money she’s talking about when she mentions that too much money was pumped into households for far too long? She’s not just referring to the $1200 stimulus right?

[@DanielleDiMartinoBoothQI]

The average single working mother of 2 made $61k on annualized basis when the CARES Act was signed into law BEFORE the first penny of stimulus money is factored in -- in Texas, a healthcare worker would have collected twice as much as her prior income to not work...she rightly made the best economic choice, but what a hangover for the work ethic...

[@jeffwhite3021]

Paycheck protection act

[@ralos329]

@@DanielleDiMartinoBoothQIholy crap you responded to me! Thank you.

[@prolific1518]

​@@DanielleDiMartinoBoothQI the "right choice" to be lazy and depend on the government. I'm getting close to just saying don't recommend this channel.

[@Kevin-pv1or]

@@prolific1518 she said right economic choice. For a mom. I mean if the government is giving it out…. Not like her previous job (hypothetically) would’ve stayed open anyway

[@prolific1518]

None of what you say matters to the market. If it doesn't matter, why talk about it? The government made recessions illegal.

[@grantw7946]

Ch ick eh n

[@RobertSpradling]

Here is a thought: Can we get FOX to find someone better than Neil Cavuto who is in my opinion someone who always asks question skewed towards a socialist communist hidden bias.

[@joem8736]

This is same Danielle who said layoffs would go through roof in April. Wrong again as always stop listening to her.

[@bradleyqueen3879]

She's a fed apologist. Thinks Powell is some sort of economic savior.

[@Kevin-pv1or]

Well, she wasn’t wrong in a way. A lot of layoffs are going on, only thing preventing recession is government spending and govt jobs

[@westcoaststacker569]

Wait till all the numbers are revised after the election.

[@chrisbytwerk3712]

This fox TV host made it more political when it just need to be economical discussion.

[@blondelion7918]

Since he brought it up, there's no way I'm forgiving Biden. The worst ever.

[@westcoaststacker569]

This whole economic discussion is based on Fiscal Spending! Not Monetary policy. It is a political discussion, and he did place blame on Trump for the spending. I was actually impressed. Biden did not help and really they both only signed what Congress sent them.