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The math says the Fed is not fighting inflation hard enough. The open question is whether it has the stomach to go where the math points, or whether it stops early again. Read this 👇 The Fed funds rate has averaged about five and a half percent since 1954. Even excluding the Volcker peak, the average is near five. If the current rate sits in the four to four and a half range, it is below the historical norm, not above it. The real rate is the number that matters. Subtract inflation and you are looking at roughly zero to one percent positive. That is not restrictive. That is neutral at best. Volcker did not break inflation with a nominal rate near five. He took it to twenty percent while inflation ran ten to fourteen. Real rates of six to ten percent positive. That is what forced deleveraging. A restrictive stance today points to a funds rate in the six to seven percent range. Some argue higher, given how much debt the system carries. The same rate bites harder on leveraged borrowers than it did in past cycles. The catch: the Fed has never sustained that level without breaking something. Every time real rates went that positive, you got a recession or a financial crisis. 1980. 1981. 2001. 2008. The pattern is the Fed gets there, panics, and cuts before inflation is fully dead. #Fed #Inflation #Rates #Markets ~ Slim

What happens to a stock market when that socialist government spends more than it can afford on programs and that brings a public revolt? Just ask #France - $EWQ What happens when hard left communists take over a country? Just ask #Brazil - $EWZ

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OK, students of "Cycle Analysis." $MU, what's the plan?

Thirty days of disciplined trading, gone in one position. Nobody sits down and plans that. So why does it keep happening? Learn about that in… "A Trader's Ride"
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#Bitcoin - Here is the analysis we showed last Friday on the Market Week Show. /BTC_F following the ideal patterns well. Learn Cycle Analysis! Slim brings an amazing offer for the askSlim.com Cycle Analysis Workshop Thursday

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The market has a way of finding the exact thing you haven't dealt with yet. It doesn't care that you weren't ready. "A Trader's Ride" ~The life you build ~The trader you become Slim's new book - Coming soon

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France’s social democracy model is failing under its own weight. It already spends one of the highest shares of GDP on social programs of any major economy, yet schools are falling apart, living costs are driving people into the streets, and debt sits at 119% of GDP with interest costs climbing toward 90 billion euros a year. Pensions are consuming a huge share of budgets that should be funding classrooms and basic services. People are protesting because the system is not delivering what it promised. The response they want is more spending. That only makes the problem worse. It drives debt higher, raises borrowing costs, and crowds out the very services everyone is complaining about. The model has trained people to expect benefits the economy cannot sustainably provide. Fixing it means cutting back on promises and restraining spending growth. That will anger a public that has been told these things are owed to them. But continuing the current path just digs a deeper hole. High spending has not produced the results. The debt path is unsustainable. The model has reached its limit. #France #Debt #Protest #SocialDemocracy

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CoreWeave $CRWV is down ~65% from its June 2025 peak near $187. How many analysts had it as a Sell, or even recommended taking profits, when valuations were extreme? Almost none. Consensus stayed Buy the whole way. Even after this debt-driven collapse (bonds yielding ~15%), most still rate it Buy with average targets around $140 (100%+ upside). A few outliers (Bernstein, Rothschild) actually said Sell. The rest? Buy the dip. This is the recurring problem. Analysts almost never get clients out of parabolic high-valuation positions, especially in hot AI names. High targets, momentum, and banking relationships win. Clients hold the bag. #CRWV #CoreWeave #Stocks #Investing #AI #WallStreet #Analysts

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@ChrisCuomo I watch you because since you’ve been on #NewsNation, you’ve been a balanced 2-sided pragmatist. Now it’s all smoke, as the election comes and you’ve gone hard left. I’m disappointed.

No one is talking about a chart formation that is one of the best. Semiconductors have probably made a bull market top. You know what that means in a market that has this much concentration in AI/Tech.