To the few bears still in enough denial to think rate cuts aren't coming: Inflation, at least to how the Government measures it, is leveling out. It's higher than they would prefer compared to their mandate, but as long as tariffs dont exponentially pile up, YoY inflation would remain tame. The job market on the other hand is showing extreme risk of slipping out of control, and that isn't an indicator they want to sleep on. Even initiating a rate cut this month won't have an immediate effect, so the longer they wait to tackle the unemployment side of their mandate, the worse things would get if the trend held. Cuts are coming to stem unemployment, and inflation is on the backburner. Put your cash to work.

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as of right now, 10:10am, my brokerage account is up more TODAY than i will earn working 2020 hours at my STEM job in 2025. today more than half of the stocks in my account are up +3.5%, one is up +40% I'm melting! Melting! Oh, what a world, what a world! Who would have thought.......

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