Fed Warning: High Interest Rates to Stay for 2024

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[@michaelbogart2159]

They raise interest rates, but then continue their obscene overspending and money printing. Such a mess

[@m.2038]

The thing is the US government is the one spending and the Fed Reserve only acts accordingly. So in reality the US is in trouble. We are forced to spend because our government is trying to keep its hegemony. Military aid for all but nothing to balance the economy. We are truly in trouble.

[@oSnapMillerTime]

And people want to work but the government (democrats) are trying to suppress job and growth.

[@souljahroch2519]

They stopped printing money when they started hiking interest rates. That's the literal meaning of quantitative tightening.

[@EmilyAllan]

Congress is spending like our dollar is worthless. The Fed can't counter that. All they can do is reign in the banks, which is what they are doing now.

[@kimojames808]

Just wish this inept govt of ours would pay us our social security monies back and stop free support to other countries.

[@knappieboy]

"High interest rates are here to stay" No one is surprised lol

[@jasonfuller1001]

The rates we have now are historically average. People got too used to the ridiculous 2% to 3% rates.

[@sfm45]

That and we also probably needs a good ole Nixon style "wage & price freeze" 🤣

[@patrapper7367]

They are not high. Cost of homes are high. Growing up on the 80's interest rates were high...14%-18%. Inflation caused homes to rise.

[@TheNetwork650]

Right

[@joshl5658]

​@@patrapper736714% interest on a $50,000 home ain't much compared to 7% on a $500,000 home for 30 years.

[@ridenfish39]

Buuuuuut they told us inflation was transitory…. 3 years ago 😂

[@Wrek100]

Generationally yes😅

[@kevinali3700]

😭

[@irishgamedog1511]

They lied then, They’re lying now, They’ll lie tomorrow.

[@VortexVibe634]

It is, they never said how long the transition it was going to take 😂

[@bucknut9475]

Before that it was conspiracy theory fear tactics. And “No serious economist believes inflation will be an issue”

[@emilschaffhausen3768]

The elephant in the room: why is inflation even acceptable? They should STOP PRINTING MONEY vs. playing around with the interest rates.

[@jameslacy679]

We should stop using them

[@HipHopCantSaveMe]

They just printed $95 billion for Ukraine

[@dawnfire82]

Keynesian dogma is that deficit government spending doesn't create inflation. Ever. So even when it obviously does **gestures wildly to 2021, when inflation started shooting up RIGHT after the Dems passed an enormous deficit spending bill in March of that year**, they refuse to acknowledge it because it's at the core of their entire economic theory.

[@gdub9998]

How else would the keep us all as slaves to work off the debt they’re printing

[@davidkoba]

Inflation is beneficial. Runaway inflation is bad as wages need to catch up. Buffet said it best when he stated that inflation should match gdp.

[@bradbaillargeon3248]

Jobs are up because people now need 2 to survive!

[@natkrash5234]

Yep, I know sooo many people that have 2-4 jobs these days. Its quite silly to brag about employment rates

[@Mattius08]

Yep!!! And they are low wage jobs too.

[@kevinali3700]

That makes sense!!🙏🏾

[@bonbonjovi4836]

exactly!

[@SandmanFromNJ]

Jobs are up and yet they wont hire me

[@VRGamingTherapy]

Should have just raised rates to 10% 3 years ago & be done with it. My god, they're so incompetent.

[@matthewhester5891]

They can’t, America will collapse under its own debt.

[@jesterapp]

This. Take the bogus CPI percentage and just ADD that to the bank rate. Watch inflation go bye-bye.

[@mango0686]

And you are competent? Lmao, gtfo couch warmer

[@Lewis-me7jr]

4 years ago.

[@OmegaIvanovic117]

Clown show starting with Fed chair JPOW

[@MrMoonDollar]

Fed: "Our plan for a soft landing is to just not land"

[@bradhaines3142]

thats not even a joke. its like being water boarded instead of drowned. you feel like youre dieing either way, just being water boarded lasts longer

[@Helixal]

“Ehhh. Long runway…. Maybe later.”

[@Wrek100]

💯

[@Sharpshooter649]

It’s called the “No longing” situation

[@MM-ig2zq]

Jajajajajajajajaja 100%

[@desmomotodesmomoto2033]

Get ready for surprise hike in 2024. Forget about cuts.

[@topicalstormofficial]

Yep.

[@bradhaines3142]

i hope so

[@russellperkins8334]

F the stock market

[@Mattius08]

I see rates going up. They need too. Historically the current rates we have today is still low. After 2010 with cheap debt/rates it contributed to inflation. With the current administration in office they will keep that money printer running along with increasing rates from 2019 it's a time bomb.

[@nickhansen8874]

@@Mattius08It’s not party specific. If Republicans had a trifecta, they would be pushing rate cuts. Trump did so constantly during his term.

[@brenanator6054]

The jobs they are adding are mostly part time and govt jobs, and getting rid of full time positions

[@phoenixtimesmetro]

Thanks for the years of financial news updates Brian.

[@clearvaluetax9382]

My pleasure! Thank you for all the support PhoenixTimesMetro!

[@viscabarcaa1]

A few month ago you were adamant the fed would start cutting rates this year, are you changing your tune?​@@clearvaluetax9382

[@travislemley6042]

Most of us pretty much expected this “higher for longer” after their first meeting. Buckle up!!!

[@ValerieSwan-js1wd]

Buckle up Indeed! We're going on a Bumpy ride!

[@Bluegroove47]

Save your money, people. Downsize now, while you can. Too many folks living over their head.

[@joeygproducedit7863]

starbucks is still busy as ever and the bars downtown are packed. people have money. some dont

[@Valorince]

The people with money aren't paying attention because they aren't struggling. ​@joeygproducedit7863

[@betsyburns1825]

I had a good laugh when Brian said "this just isn't adding up". That's why we listen to him. For truth.

[@yume816]

There’s no interest rate cut when they keep spending on wars.

[@tjsmith3060]

Unless the fed gets politically motivated I think there will be 0 cuts. As long as the government keeps spending like drunken sailors and not reducing regulations to promote production inflation will remain high even with the high interest rate.

[@dnah02]

Naw drunken sailors have better budget handling. The government is actually spending like a crackhead.

[@Countcho]

the fed is politically motivated. they are likely lying about "high interest rates to stay". Jerome Powell isn't about to let his legacy be imploding the economy. They'll just shock us with a world event and lowering interest rates will be done when people are distracted.

[@LebronCCP]

if the fed ever gets politically motivated, that would be insanely dangerous

[@raybod1775]

Jerome Powell was appointed by the President and Fed exist by an Act of Congress… of course they give into political pressure!

[@stevenporter863]

​@@LebronCCPwould be? They have been for decades.

[@paulfox9694]

They will raise them higher…not cut them

[@8474Starscream]

Incompetence at the highest level. Starts at the top and trickles down. Our Government is antiquated & can't balance a lemonade stand.

[@ThunderStruck94660]

And corruption.

[@TheVisitors44]

I think it’s worse than incompetence. They planned this theft all along. Check out the book “The Great Taking”

[@gardener_dad]

Take out the lagging indicator of housing, profiteering by insurance companies, and energy that can be fixed with a phone call and we are already below 2%.

[@icapfordollars9214]

The US economy is a submarine.

[@christianmorales8978]

The federal reserve isn’t part of the government

[@josephboyce3344]

interest rates are not high enough..................

[@Mattius08]

Agreed. Historically rates are kind of low still. I remember rates being normal at 15 percent

[@stevenporter863]

Need at least another two or three whole points. Then see if that is enough.

[@nubianpwr]

👍🏾

[@OGfancy420]

Easy to say when you are locked at 3%......

[@josephboyce3344]

@@OGfancy420 I paid 21% on my first home it never hurt me. That's what the fed and banks did to fix things this country BUT now we have a bunch of candy ass cry baby's. They need to get this under control or you will have something to cry about. 10 plus percent for a couple years would save your ass

[@FannieP]

The people who bought houses are going to be struggling bad 😬

[@urezzz]

Why is that? So far me and my family are doing great!

[@jimmyjay689]

Inflation affects everyone

[@unisonosc1617]

Zero cuts in 2024 imo. Praying for an increase...

[@SofaKingShit]

Death by zero cuts.

[@hollowpointdaze7363]

They will not cut rates this will only ignite more uncontrollable inflation and increase the debt limit, this Country is in a quagmire they will have to bite the bullet and raise rates and stop their wasteful spending.

[@mightybmx2900]

You are only saying that because you have a job and good income plus savings, imagine you lost your job, I bet you would be praying for a cut 😂

[@shadowbanned4days]

Up up up

[@oregonfelder1]

I hate the jobs reports. They are sub-par, low pay jobs or temporary/part-time work.

[@lemmonsauce6739]

Vote for the better. These selfish and out of reality people need to go. Tax payers money needs to go back to tax payers NOT people who don't pay tax or foreign people not paying taxes here.

[@jpjp280]

wow ok just vote thanks

[@jimmynava5644]

Voting doesn't significantly change anything

[@susangeiderman5272]

This company is filling up with green card workers. They are spending and not cutting their spending.

[@gobot4455]

Both parties are corporatist. One is openly corrupt though, so we have a fabtastic choice of the lesser evil or greater evil.

[@lemmonsauce6739]

@@jpjp280 Donkey

[@theofficialpeterkim]

When government is the source of inflation, they will never get it down to 2 percent. Powell doesn’t want to acknowledge it’s the government money printing is causing things to inflate. Also we used to energy independent but now we have to have beg for lower oil.

[@jasonfuller1001]

The U.S. produced 2.5% more energy in 2022 than we consumed. 2022 marked the highest level of US energy independence since before 1950. Your hypothesis about "energy independence" was wrong.

[@natkrash5234]

@@jasonfuller1001 Could it have something to do with the Biden administration selling off more than 40 percent of the Strategic Petroleum Reserve in that same 2022 year???

[@HH-le1vi]

​@Joe-no7gsif the government wants something and doesn't have the money, which is all the time then they have to go to the Fed, who charge them the Fed funds rate.

[@HH-le1vi]

We've produced more oil in 2023 and now into 2024 than any other country has in history. We're pretty much energy dependent right now and we'd be more energy independent if we had more refineries.

[@p.granger8824]

Rand Paul for president.

[@tacotruffles]

Brian telling it like it is. Much appreciated!

[@omegaplumbing]

They NEVER were going to bring down rates.

[@OmniCloud987]

I think no cuts this year, and higher unemployment. We simply have to stop spending for something to change or something has to break.

[@amandanichole8648]

Nope that is not an option for anyone, especially the average American. We HAVE to spend money more money I mean to have a car (car insurance), eat, breathe, clothes to wear that don't have holes in them from being too old etc. I mean... There's not much WE can do. It's on the govt.

[@Donkiko-bz1lv]

Im living in my van and paying $10 dollars a month at fitness connection to shower and use the toilet. Im not stupid enough to pay $1,500 a month for a damn apartment 😂

[@ThunderStruck94660]

Smart! You could buy an acre of land somewhere for cheap and just park on it.

[@survivingthetimes]

Yeah, let's just all become homeless. That'll show 'em.

[@Donkiko-bz1lv]

@@survivingthetimes government is attacking the homeless living in their cars in California tho. SMH

[@CJ-vz5bl]

​@survivingthetimes have you not seen the housing market? That's pretty much where we are heading against our will

[@Danybella]

@@survivingthetimes😂😂😂

[@bdtn342]

Why isn't Powell raising rates!!!? We should be at 10% by now

[@sagepirotess6312]

Raise the rates! Raise the rates. 5 to 8% is normal.

[@cumberlandquiltchic1]

You are correct! 0-3% is NOT normal! I remember 18+% in late 70s, early 80 . That was with good credit. That was normal. Gas prices sky high and lines at pump and certain days to get it. If things continue this way, (same people in charge) after November election…we will be back to that era. A lot of folks don’t remmbwr it. Im mid to late 50s and remmbwr it, so I don’t understand why it’s not discussed more.

[@kevo212]

agree, i been saying no rate reductions, and at least one rate increase is needed to stop inflation.

[@alexruiz3257]

Agreed. Raise them until the economy cracks!

[@sagepirotess6312]

@@cumberlandquiltchic1 yea I was a kid but 18% in 80s was normal. 5 to 8 was 2004. So yes.

[@DSNCB919]

​@@cumberlandquiltchic1 how much was a home backnthen 😂

[@ahmadzamil9507]

Appreciate your updates man! You tell it like they are. No baiting, nothing.

[@Nikodemis]

With 3 conflicts...looks like the printer is about to go brrr again.

[@ThunderStruck94660]

You can increase the interest rate by 1 billion percent, but if you keep printing money with no restraint, you will still get inflation.

[@topicalstormofficial]

The politicians don’t care when they launder millions.

[@airybrook]

don't give them any ideas

[@shanarobinson7672]

Super true.

[@Fashionista1386]

Thanks for the info Brian! 😊

[@clearvaluetax9382]

It's my pleasure and thank you for all the support! Happy Friday Fashionista!

[@americaneconomist86]

Look at the unemployment data it’s unchanged for several weeks. They’re hiding how bad it is. 3 cuts won’t be enough - we’re going below zero this time when deflation hits and the depression becomes prevalent

[@chuckchan4127]

Labor Participation Rate.

[@liucao6372]

i really wonder，is the unemployment data is real？ people more earlier get that？

[@chuckchan4127]

@@liucao6372 Look at Labor Participation Rate to get the real views of the labor market. And just not pretty.

[@chickadee7659]

When the unemployed run out of benefits their info cannot be included in how true unemployment rate is. The poll is not accurate by a a reasonable margin . Everything is a lie

[@johnseaberg5028]

Nah nah

[@marilynh5487]

Prices of homes need to come down.

[@jrspookjdm8849]

As someone who is in escrow rn with a 6.25% rate I can’t say enough how unexcited I am. It just feels like my generation is completely getting bent over smh

[@Critikal4k]

Seems like the government needs financial classes. Im about to disapprove their loan they are requesting every month. I mean man, there has to be a stopping point to all this useless spending.

[@superstar5123]

thanks for the update

[@mr8610]

Good grief. Who is in charge of this garbage? I just want to retire! JUST RAISE THE RATES ALREADY!

[@user-tl5yb1jy7c]

Why does high rates help you retire?

[@carlvonfuckwits2934]

The jews. We are Weimar 2.0

[@tylere6090]

Higher interest rates suck - but it’s exactly what the economy needs

[@MMM1986Anss]

USA standing on wrong side of the road

[@lemmonsauce6739]

They almost always seem to go the wrong way.

[@deepsea5266]

Native American karma

[@ThunderStruck94660]

@@deepsea5266 you do know that native Americans are not native to America right?

[@cathyg1099]

Inflation was never close to being under control. The Fed stopped raising rates too soon. What a mess.

[@j-dub618]

They're not actually trying to get inflation down to 2%. Because if they were, they would have kept raising rates. They know the deficits can't afford higher rates and apparently they care about that more than actually lowering inflation.

[@jasonfuller1001]

They are trying to have their cake and eat it too. They know if they keep raising rates it will slow spending, leading to layoffs, leading to deflation and high unemployment. There is no way to lower inflation without costing people their jobs. Fed does not want to embrace the realities.

[@zavi1919]

If anything they should be raising rates. I don’t expect any competence from this clown show government anyway so whatever.

[@oSnapMillerTime]

Wrong. They should stop mass illegal immigration consuming food and housing. They also need to lower energy costs. Interest rates need to go down not up.

[@p.granger8824]

How is the Fed supposed to keep raising rates when they get phone calls from your Gov telling them to stop?? We have the cart BEFoRE the horse. If the Gov would stop their debt, we could raise the rates up. They have too much debt to keep raising it. “How did you go broke? Slowly at first and then all at once.” Well, we’ve moved past the slowly part and are getting to the All at once part. Just because you can do something for 40-50 years and get away with it, doesn’t mean there is no tipping point. We are entering the Tipping Poibt.

[@tarekyared4404]

The bearish signal is that Powell is not in a rush to cut rates. The bullish signal is that he also seems resistant to the idea of increasing rates, even if inflation goes up.

[@alohastateofmind3565]

He won't telegraph an increase.

[@kennydlite]

Thanks as always, brian. My only regret is not finding your page sooner.

[@joeygproducedit7863]

this guy blew up during the stimulus check era haha he had the best updates

[@DieselDerek981]

Raise the rates!

[@bernitup6492]

Thanks for the non BS updates.... been listening to you for awhile and you have always been on point.

[@jjbeatz5025]

Bro 2 years later and we’re still dealing with this inflation, omfg 🤬

[@charlesvandenburgh7754]

Thank God for us who are heavily invested in CDs. Still believe in one rate hike.

[@haha-cm6pg]

Incompetence and corruption at its highest.

[@TheDuke792]

This is to be expected actually... Not surprised at all

[@LyaColette]

At this rate it will be just like the 80's when we had 14% rate increase

[@Hector_da_Goat]

I wonder how this will affect the stock market... 🙏

[@aaronpetry715]

Love all these odds of cut charts. Been looking at these for 12 months. Never been right. 😆😆

[@glorypi27]

I already know we're "stuck" in our house. No one can beat 3.6% anytime soon....if at all. Ever.

[@mr.random8447]

Go back to renting

[@virgnthermostat5928]

They let off the gas too soon, and spending is out of control.

[@danielj3010]

Thanks Brian!!

[@Bucketheadxx]

Interest rates stay high, meanwhile states are increasing property taxes across the board.

[@matthewmcelyea2970]

They should, property values are up 40% since 2020…what did you think was going to happen?

[@CherylVarner-vw1uv]

And our home Insurance went up by 800

[@jennycamitchell6421]

They keep taking our money…… and we let them why….

[@yeimelferrer]

Great news for my High-Yield Saving Accounts.

[@FlatWaterFilms]

Just what I was thinking. Higher monthly dividends! 🙂

[@sdean4816]

I bought 24 month CD’s with an average yield of 5.25 %. At least with that part of my portfolio I don’t have to worry about market swings.

[@bucknut9475]

It was always a rosy outlook ti think cuts would come so quickly. Brian has been spot on this entire time. Thanks man.

[@jogmas12]

Biden in trouble this November.

[@ScoobieDoo-zy1rh]

Perfect

[@chuckchan4127]

Perfect

[@jasonfuller1001]

Doubt it.

[@oSnapMillerTime]

WE are in trouble this November

[@p.granger8824]

I hate to say it but what is Trump gonna do about it? For one, Trump isn’t the fiscal responsible candidate we would need to address the situation. For two, this isn’t a new problem that just appeared - only some of the symptoms appeared. This is like a train speeding down the track at full throttle, it’s not going to stop on a dime. Biden may not be slowing the train down at all, but the train was already there.

[@prasannagaikwad2349]

Thanks Brian for dropping yet another Truth Bomb

[@djwalker124]

I love your content and I think you’re spot on!

[@hevertsomeillan6169]

Thank you for putting this video together and the info!! You’re very appreciated!

[@icebreaker2047]

I’m heading to the streets 😔

[@Secede]

Right there with you. Can't afford rising rental costs and don't have enough money for home purchase. Rock and a hard place.

[@majesticf0x130]

good luck

[@mikerowley3508]

​​@Joe-no7gsWhat are you talking about? Home prices under Trump were under $200,000 on average. Today for the same home would cost you $365,000. That definitely affects the rising cost of rent or even buying a home. At the beginning of Trump's presidency The average monthly payment for rent for a three bedroom two bath home would cost you around $800 to $900 per month today that same home would cost you $1,900 today. Utility bills have gone up, car insurance has gone up, gasoline has gone up and groceries have gone up, way up! This happened all under Joe Biden's watch.

[@MyLuckyGirlEra]

@Joe-no7gsit doesn’t cost anything to be nice. Your dogs probably sick of you.

[@TW0man4RMY]

@Joe-no7gs Hell yeah! Or should everyone wait until the fed finally gets to 10% in 2027? 🙄

[@davidcarp5935]

Sucks for mortgage and credit card but good for savers, safe savers with bank, CD, other interest bearing.

[@davidcarp5935]

@Joe-no7gs I wasn't a saver till now so good timing :-p

[@Landstalker1999]

You can tell in the comment section who are the over levereged greedy mortgage bag holders and irresponsible credit card spenders. 😂😂😂 Raise the rate to 20% and fix the inflation. Idgaf about people who over leveraged themselves.

[@mariannehuston4050]

Thanks for this update Brian.

[@Killer-man99]

Thank you!! For stressing me out even more! 😍😍😊❤️

[@NoNo-ng9sl]

These rates arent even high. Theyve simply deviated back to the historical avg. Its silly to call these rates high.

[@bradhaines3142]

@Joe-no7gs im an oddball, i want them to let it sit around 10% for a while

[@carstruckmidnght]

You are correct, but what about the cost of everything else which makes historical avg rates hit the wallet harder? It’s not that simple and your confident comment makes me realize how little you thought about this before you commented.

[@crewxp]

That's not how it works at all. You don't only look at the federal interest rate. You have all sorts of data and gamma values. But even simply put, you have to consider GDP as well as the independent inflation rate. Both of which are higher than they were four years ago and show little signs of stabilizing compared to stabilization periods in the past. Literally everything is worse😅 historic average my ass. We have to look at the whole picture, don't cherry pick data

[@passion4life986]

@@crewxpfurthermore, our debt crisis does not favor high interest rates… we are in much diff financial climate than in the past.

[@NoNo-ng9sl]

​@@crewxp😂cherry pick? Kenysian at its best. Even oil today isn't so high considering inflation over the past 30 years. Rates should never have been tanked. It's that simple. You can overcomplicate all you want.

[@AlphaKorr]

Im getting really tired of fed..

[@kmng3207]

Thank you, Brian. You’ve been spot on this whole time. I appreciate all of your research and sharing the information.

[@Grizzlee760]

Thanks for using your platform to actually inform us with the unbiased truth. We’re totally screwed but still appreciate this channel

[@Illninnio]

That man doesn’t deserve the title honorable

[@nathankurz]

Good. Keep them high. Raise them in all honestly.

[@punisher6659]

Thanks as always for your content.

[@kdefensemartialarts8097]

Thank you for your videos.

[@jettturbo1496]

I hate to say it but, i agree with just about everything you noted in this video... This government is seriously a bad joke

[@matthewmcelyea2970]

Money is still too cheap to borrow, people need to lose money at this point. Government needs to stop spending like a drunken sailor, banks will need to fail, it has to collapse. This is not sustainable. Government intervention into bank failures and bailouts ruin the natural course of bad decisions. Allow banks to fail without bailouts, people will lose money but that’s the point. Either collapse completely or deal with insane inflation. Consumer debt is astronomical even with ridiculous credit card rates. People are living beyond their means, we need to wake up.

[@richinmt1]

great reports and advice..............love watching

[@JourneyWithJazz-]

Thank you Brian!

[@jesusavila629]

Thanks Brian for the Info ! You think the Middle East conflict will affect everyday items cost like Gas, food , everyday good etc.?

[@chickadee7659]

100%

[@sherryholden7178]

Happy Friday😊

[@clearvaluetax9382]

Hi Sherry! Happy Friday! I wish you a very nice weekend!

[@jamshaidsaifudin8590]

Thank you for your hard work Brian. God bless you brother.

[@hospitaladministrator3359]

Thanks Brian

[@sumbochen2519]

If high interest rate stay longer... we might see price correction on these crazy inflated home prices.

[@stephenrinaldi9744]

Actually the opposite will happen. No one wants to list

[@kailaleebabineau3962]

There's no supply. Won't be a correction until there's significantly more supply somehow. Boomers selling houses won't help much because they're just downsizing and out-competing first time home buyers for small ranches. We need more small house developments but those don't have a profit motive

[@bradhaines3142]

@@kailaleebabineau3962 i mean with housing prices i wonder if they could still be plenty profitable. there was the whole 'tiny house' hype for a while there, maybe they can bank on that

[@mattr2626]

When was the last time we saw home prices go down besides 2008?

[@alexruiz3257]

Agreed. Keep raising rates so the housing market can explode. The commercial side is already starting to boil. The banks are feeling the pain and will soon enforce more foreclosures which will boom the listings. Its a matter of time.

[@JohnAPrescott]

End the Fed....so out of touch with reality...its not even funny...

[@p.granger8824]

The Fed is really only a puppet of the Gov. it’s the Gov you have a problem with. The Fed always tries to help the incumbent party.

[@midiman5045]

Yes I agree. I was thinking this way all last year.

[@jamescampbell1064]

Thank you for the video!

[@joelballard4955]

I wish the rates were higher. Like 6-8% FOMc and 10-15% mortgages

[@vanity3491]

Why do people want rates to go up? Just wondering I thought ppl wanted to have lower rates so they can afford houses?

[@joelballard4955]

@@vanity3491 no. We need rates to go up to kill inflation and crash the markets. Inflation needs destroyed at all cost. If the FEd lowers rates inflation will sore and make things even more expensive.

[@kermit1]

@@vanity3491lower interest = more bidders for houses = higher housing prices

[@hejohn9227]

not enough, should add one more zero after whatever you propose lol

[@SayChoow]

​@@vanity3491because they're all boomers who got their 30k houses in 1970 and think that raising rates won't hurt the generation population. Also they don't care about the general population. The feds are going to spend whatever they want. The only ppl that will be hurting from the rates will be the upcoming generation of supposed home owners and young adults trying to buy homes. Inflation is caused by big corporations greed and the ppl thinking raising interest rates will affect that can't comprehend this fact.

[@TheBastyPastyShow]

It will be interesting to see how much more money the government spends on interest payments now that the fed plans to have rates higher for longer.

[@RDThurston1]

Congratulations on 2 million subs! We all appreciate the truth coming from a trusted source and more are finding it every day. Keep up the great work.

[@infoseeker3303]

Really love your straight shooter approach to giving us the info. Appreciate you!

[@bkbekir7448]

Fuel price goes up above $4 per gallon. I see prices in stores go up again.

[@baldeagle4710]

Fuel is $6 per gallon in CA

[@bobslate7231]

Interest rates when taken from a historical point of view aren't high. The Fed had a 0 prime from 2008-2021 which was ridiculous.

[@huynguyentoantin]

You are always spot on. Respect!

[@stevenevangelist5221]

Have to watch. Thumbs up. Back in class. Help. TYVM.

[@qdood]

Have a great weekend everyone

[@clearvaluetax9382]

Happy Friday QDOOD! I wish you a very nice weekend!

[@qdood]

​@@clearvaluetax9382thanks Brian you as well

[@theoneandonly4486]

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[@zacharyfair6738]

2 million subscribers.... amazing. Just a guy giving straight news. I said it before, but it is nice to see Asian representation in USA - outside of CA.

[@user-hgkf5]

There's European-Americans like Graham Stephen too

[@lilblackduc7312]

You broke this story down precisely and explained it very well. Thank you...🇺🇸 👍☕

[@queenielau5907]

Thanks!!!