Market expectations are shifting fast. The probability of Powell slashing rates this December just hit 88% — the strongest odds we've seen since October. Traders are practically pricing it in now. Will the Fed actually pull the trigger, or is this another case of markets getting ahead of themselves?
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HappyMinerUncle
· 22h ago
88%? Come on, the market is getting carried away again. I'll bet five bucks that Powell will still give us a surprise in the end.
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liquidation_surfer
· 12-01 02:26
88%? Brothers, this time they are really going to play people for suckers, old Powell can't escape this time, right?
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PessimisticLayer
· 11-30 21:55
It's that time for the market to hype itself again... 88%? Just listen to it, don't really believe it.
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rugpull_survivor
· 11-30 21:54
88% This probability, to put it bluntly, is a casino mentality. Powell will be blamed no matter if he cuts interest rates or not.
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ImpermanentSage
· 11-30 21:45
88%? Here we go again, the market always thinks it has seen through Powell's intentions... only to get slapped in the face countless times.
Market expectations are shifting fast. The probability of Powell slashing rates this December just hit 88% — the strongest odds we've seen since October. Traders are practically pricing it in now. Will the Fed actually pull the trigger, or is this another case of markets getting ahead of themselves?