Wall Street Is Asking For A Fed Bail Out (Again)
Published: 2024-08-10
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Published: 2024-08-10
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The Federal Reserve is expected to cut interest rates in the September meeting.
"the Federal Reserve Bank has kind of alluded that they're going to cut interest rates in the September meeting"
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Wall Street is calling for an immediate interest rate cut from the Federal Reserve due to recent stock market volatility.
"now because of the craziness that we saw in the stock market over the last week you have a lot of people on Wall Street telling the Federal Reserve Bank hey I think we need a rate cut now"
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The Federal Reserve is likely to increase the money supply to stimulate the stock market.
"what the Federal Reserve Bank do they opened up the money printer they started flooding the markets with more money and then that saved the stock market"
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A free investor workshop will be held on August 14-15, 2024, focusing on changes in money, new investment and financial trends, and wealth building strategies.
"on August 14th and 15th 2024 I'm hosting our biggest investor Workshop of the Year where I'm going to be going over number one how our money has changed over the last five decades but also how money has changed over the last 5 years and then more importantly I'm going to be going over new investment Trends new Financial Trends and how you can build wealth in this changing economy"
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The Federal Reserve will aim to stimulate the economy during a slowdown by encouraging consumer spending.
"when you see an economic slowdown then the Federal Reserve Bank will want to stimulate the economy the way they stimulate the economy is by encouraging people to spend"
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The Federal Reserve will likely lower interest rates to make borrowing cheaper and stimulate spending.
"the first way that the Federal Reserve Bank can help stimulate spending is by making borrowing money cheaper and the way they do that is by lowering interest rates"
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Low interest rates, implemented to stimulate the economy, fueled the housing market boom of 2021-2022.
"we all remember the Boom in the housing market in 2021 and 2022 and even it to 2023 and even today I mean it's still very hot but not as hot as it was back in 2021 and 2022 what boosted all that well it was the low interest rates remember the Federal Reserve Bank was working to stimulate because we were in a very slow economy"
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The Federal Reserve may engage in quantitative easing, which involves printing money.
"the second thing that they can do is this type of quantitative easing quantitative easing is a fancy way of saying printing money"
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The US government's spending is primarily driven by its credit capacity rather than its current revenue.
"the government spends money based off of how much credit they want to spend"
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Following the removal of the gold standard, the Federal Reserve can print unlimited money without direct collateral requirements.
"the Federal Reserve Bank has the ability to print essentially unlimited amounts of money because they don't really look at how much collateral the government has"
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Inflation is predicted to increase stock and real estate prices, benefiting investors.
"inflation makes investors Rich inflation makes stock prices go up inflation makes real estate prices go up"
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Over the past five years, the S&P 500 and the stock market have grown at a significantly higher rate than wages.
"if you look at the Last 5 Years wages grow by 20 to 25% while the S&P 500 has grown by many multiples of that the stock market has grown by many multiples of that"
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Recessions and market crashes are identified as key periods for wealth creation, leading to more millionaires.
"recessions and Market crashes create more millionaires than any other time"
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An emergency rate cut would involve the Federal Reserve holding an unscheduled meeting to lower interest rates before their next scheduled meeting.
"an emergency rate cut is that the Federal Reserve Bank would cut out before their next meeting have a emergency meeting and then they announce that they're going to cut interest rates"
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Lowering interest rates makes debt cheaper, encouraging consumer spending.
"number one is that makes debt cheaper that's good for consumers that's good for Wall Street in the sense that if you wanted to go out and spend money it is cheaper to do so"
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Lower interest rates will reduce borrowing costs for Wall Street institutions, allowing them to increase their investments.
"if interest rates go lower that means that Wall Street institutions can go out and borrow money for cheaper and then they can go out and invest more dollars"
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Lowering interest rates could exacerbate the existing inflation problem.
"you risk making the inflation problem worse"
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Increased consumer spending, potentially driven by lower interest rates, could lead to bidding wars for homes and cars, and ultimately drive up prices.
"if people start to spend more you start to see more bidding wars on homes you start to see more people go out and buy cars it's nice because you have more stuff but that could push the prices of things up"
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The speaker is asking for opinions on whether the Federal Reserve should cut interest rates immediately, in September, or maintain higher rates for a longer period.
"what do you think the better Reserve Bank should do should they cut interest rates right now should they cut interest rates in September or should they wait to keep interest rates higher for longer"
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Four consecutive months of shrinking US manufacturing has led investors to anticipate a potential recession.
"Manufacturing in the United States shrank for four straight months which had investors starting to worry about a recession"
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