John Bolton former national security advisor raided

[putnam6]

The fed aims for a 2% inflation rate on a yearly basis.

Adding another 1-1.5% is a large increase on top of the planned 2%.

That may not be good for interest rates, but great for any manufacturing that comes back to America.

In the end it just adds to the inflation marathon we have been going through.

Yeah, I bought my first house at 9.25% this "inflation" is manageable. 

Oh, and screw the Fed, they should have lowered the interest rate already...

[ReturnofBroccoli]

Yeah, I bought my first house at 9.25% this "inflation" is manageable. 

Oh, and screw the Fed, they should have lowered the interest rate already...

September looks good for cuts according to everyone everywhere which may mean they'll do the opposite lol who knows. I hope they do the opposite and send ethereum to 1300 so I can throw my house on top of it

[putnam6]

September looks good for cuts according to everyone everywhere which may mean they'll do the opposite lol who knows. I hope they do the opposite and send ethereum to 1300 so I can throw my house on top of it

Hell, I don't know anything for sure; all my real experience is pre-COVID. Nowadays, it's living in 30-60-90 day windows, you beat out a good week and hope to build off that momentum. I mostly think about what I can control, and don't have time to think too much about what I can't control.

In the past, a cut in the interest rate, especially in August and September, clients would refinance loans, freeing themselves to order new inventory or even better pay off balances due. Manufacturers do the same, freeing up funds for marketing, in-store promotions, etc. It's a shot in the arm for the fall, holidays, and end of the year run.

Nothing guaranteed, though...one hurricane taking the wrong path and all bets are off, or a thousand other variables. But it's always been that way to a certain degree.

Like Ive heard one manufacturer adjusted prices in anticipation of raised tariff costs, costs that haven't materialized... thier prices are 30-40% higher than average, and long-time clients are walking away... they will spend months chasing business they should already have in hand.

[Harte]

The fed aims for a 2% inflation rate on a yearly basis.

Adding another 1-1.5% is a large increase on top of the planned 2%.

That may not be good for interest rates, but great for any manufacturing that comes back to America.

In the end it just adds to the inflation marathon we have been going through.

They may aim for 2% but they are lousy marksmen.
Harte

[ReturnofBroccoli]

Hell, I don't know anything for sure; all my real experience is pre-COVID. Nowadays, it's living in 30-60-90 day windows, you beat out a good week and hope to build off that momentum. I mostly think about what I can control, and don't have time to think too much about what I can't control.

In the past, a cut in the interest rate, especially in August and September, clients would refinance loans, freeing themselves to order new inventory or even better pay off balances due. Manufacturers do the same, freeing up funds for marketing, in-store promotions, etc. It's a shot in the arm for the fall, holidays, and end of the year run.

Nothing guaranteed, though...one hurricane taking the wrong path and all bets are off, or a thousand other variables. But it's always been that way to a certain degree.

Like Ive heard one manufacturer adjusted prices in anticipation of raised tariff costs, costs that haven't materialized... thier prices are 30-40% higher than average, and long-time clients are walking away... they will spend months chasing business they should already have in hand.

Im the same way, its a waste of precious energy to focus on things that arent, energy that can be used to change what you can.

[Thoughtful3]

Haven't been reading the entire thread, but has anyone mentioned that no one is above the law?

You're quite right. That book is going to come back to haunt him.


https://thehill.com/opinion/national-sec...the-price/

[cherokeetroy]

The fed aims for a 2% inflation rate on a yearly basis.

Adding another 1-1.5% is a large increase on top of the planned 2%.

That may not be good for interest rates, but great for any manufacturing that comes back to America.

In the end it just adds to the inflation marathon we have been going through.

Government nearly 40 trillion in debt

Current financial system is outdated and broken

We'll be switched to digital/ crypto sooner than later

[Vermilion]

You're quite right. That book is going to come back to haunt him.


https://thehill.com/opinion/national-sec...the-price/

“A federal judge already spelled this out in black and white. In June 2020, Judge Royce Lamberth warned that Bolton had “likely jeopardized national security by disclosing classified information in violation of his nondisclosure agreement obligations.”

And then Biden made it all go away.

[Thoughtful3]

Victor Davis Hanson has an interesting take wrt to John Bolton's case.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=izAKOnpdbzc

[worldstarcountry]

He took John McCain's place as the intel guy for Qatar/ Muslim Brotherhood. The video shows what looks like a clear exchange of ... something. The guy talking to Bolton receives an envelope or box from his jacket inside. He discreetly puts it in Bolton's hand and it enters his custody, whatever it was. Maybe it was a birthday letter? This is ironically enough, happening at John McCain's funeral. I think that was also the picture that had that cannibal guy in there who ate a Syrian soldiers liver or kidney or some shit on  video during the Globalist siege on Syria. Allegedly this investigation actually began under Biden administration . Who knows why  it stalled.
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I forgot  to add the full image with everyone with the traitor  McCain working with Islamic extremists on behalf  of the globalists during the Globalists siege on Syria. The ISIS leader all shaved down right behind him. But people still do not want to call McCain a traitor? That is the Muslim Brotherhood AND ISIS he is in that  picture smiling with. And then John Bolton took over selling them classified intel by the looks of that discreet exchange and handoff clearly  on video at John McCains funeral. The  man was not even in the ground and Bolton was happoly selling out. But yea sure, I guess Trump is just going after Political enemies right?? A guy selling classified intel to Islamic extremists and designated FTO's is an innocent political persecution, a persecution that began actually under the Biden admin??