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So how will markets react today to the fed?

The markets have reacted negatively to each fed meeting for as long as I can remember.

But this time I'm hearing talk that powell will be dovish and signal that rate increases are basically at an end?

I've noticed the last 10 fed meetings have ended in a fucking red day....will today be green?I've watched the last 10 fed meetings

EVERY SINGLE TIME IT PUMPED BEFORE IT....THEN IT ALWAY FUNISHED RED

I'm cautiously optimistic, someone tell me why this time we will stay green

All I saying is prepare yourself for a roller-coaster and God knows where it finishes end of day

That powell nigger better not be so hawkish this time, I'm hopeful he is more dovish because we are near the end of the rate cycle....only question is how near

>>56444444

>Co-workers start talking about investments

>people who haven't taken accounting 101 argue over what a liability is

>>51303598
>negative interest rates next year

>HR lady that has sent you multiple reminders to upload a profile picture enters the lunch room

>>22669273
>"no"

>couldnt claim UNI because im a cheap shit who would rather use exchanges than pay up fees to that faggot scam site
guess ill go to >>>/pol/ for a few weeks until this shit dies down
see you around faggots

Exceptionally shit thread.