Published: 2025-10-29
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PayPal's net income ($4.6B annually) will exceed Tesla's net income after accounting for Tesla's recently lost EV subsidies.
"This company produces $32 billion in revenue a year. It makes $4.6 billion in net income. That's nearly as much as Tesla has reported. And when you take away Tesla's EV subsidies, which it just recently lost, I can guarantee you this is going to be more than Tesla."
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If DraftKings (DKNG) stock breaks its identified support level, it could drop 50-75% to $10 per share.
"if it breaks that support, which is 100% a possibility, it has a huge uh leg down, another 50% drop or a little more than that, 75% drop uh down to $10 per share."
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Jerome Powell predicts that the federal government shutdown will negatively impact economic activity as long as it lasts, but these adverse effects will reverse once the shutdown concludes.
"The shutdown of the federal government will weigh on economic activity while it persists, but these effects should reverse after the shutdown ends."
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Jerome Powell states the base case prediction that the inflationary effects of tariffs will be short-lived, resulting in a one-time adjustment to the price level.
"A reasonable base case is that the effects on inflation will be relatively short-lived, a one-time shift in the price level."
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Jerome Powell indicates that a further interest rate cut at the December FOMC meeting (2025) is not guaranteed.
"A further reduction in the policy rate at the December meeting is not a foregone conclusion."
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Jerome Powell predicts that starting December, the Fed will maintain a steady balance sheet size, leading to a gradual decrease in reserve balances as non-reserve liabilities (e.g., currency) continue to grow.
"In December, we'll enter the next phase of our normalization plans by holding the size of our balance sheet steady for a time while reserve balances continue to move gradually lower as other non-reserve liabilities such as currency keep growing."
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Jerome Powell states that the Fed will continue to run off agency securities from its balance sheet and reinvest the proceeds into Treasury bills to gradually shift its portfolio to consist primarily of Treasury securities.
"We will continue to allow agency securities to run off our balance sheet and will reinvest the proceeds from those securities in Treasury bills, furthering progress toward a portfolio consisting primarily of Treasury securities."
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Jerome Powell predicts that Federal Reserve reserves will continue to decline as non-reserve liabilities increase.
"Of course, reserves will continue to decline from that point forward as non-reserve liabilities grow."
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Jerome Powell predicts that the Federal Reserve will begin adding reserves at some unspecified future point to match the growth of the banking system and the broader economy.
"at a certain point you'll want to start grow you want to start reserves to start gradually growing to keep up with, you know, the size of the banking system and the size of the economy. So, we'll be adding reserves at a certain point."
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Jerome Powell expects housing services inflation to continue its downward trend.
"housing services inflation has has been coming down and is expected to continue to come down."
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Jerome Powell predicts that significant investment in AI will lead to higher productivity.
"this is an area where there's going to be a lot of investment and that's going to drive higher productivity"
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Jerome Powell expects additional tariff-induced inflation to continue for some time, likely into the spring (2026), as tariffs work their way through the supply chain.
"So the the basic expectation is that there will be some additional increased inflation because it takes a while for tariffs to work their way through the through the production chain and finally get to consumers... So that'll continue to happen for some time, probably into the spring."
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Jerome Powell predicts that once all tariffs are fully implemented, they will cease to cause new inflation, leading to a stabilized higher price level, and subsequently, measured inflation will revert to non-tariff levels.
"But then as as all the tariffs are in, they stop generating inflation that you've had a one-time price increase... prices stop going up, they'll just be at that level. And then measured inflation will come back down to non-tariff inflation."
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Jerome Powell estimates the economy will grow at approximately 1.6% in 2025, which is slower than 2.4% in 2024, with potential for a 0.2-0.3% higher growth rate absent the government shutdown.
"the economy is growing at a slower rate than it was 2.4% last year. We think around 1.6% this year. It could have been a couple of ten higher if not for the shutdown."
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Jerome Powell states that the Federal Reserve will eventually resume interest rate cuts.
"if we if we do wind up resuming rate cuts at some point, we will at some point."
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