That path was meant to take us into a recession. I don't know how the 1.7 trillion Omnibus bill will impact that plan so I don't really have a prediction on the economy. I generally err on the side of planning for a tough year, but 2023 seems like a good year to tighten things up and hope you can take advantage of discounted assets in 2024.
frankly, I have a whole lot more confidence in what the Fed actually knows...than whatever it is you think you know...or "don't know" ;-).
This isn't middle school homeroom, Britney. I get that you're only as smart as a 13 year old girl, but do you really have to post like one?
My post wasn't critical of the Fed at all, so what exactly are you disagreeing with?
taking a little time...do some study/research...and come out with whatever opinion suits you...then someone might offer their opinion instead of also saying "Duh??"
I made a statement of fact about the Fed. I didn't give a single opinion about the Fed's current economic strategy. I'm only confused because you make less sense than the President when he's stayed up too late.
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to troll
You’ve got your work cut out for you.
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Maybe reparations and student loan cancellation can pull us out of this historic downturn. No?
Link: https://www.cnbc.com/amp/2022/09/27/stock-market-losses-wipe-out-9-trillion-from-americans-wealth-.html