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at Bloomberg Live.com slash Green Festival. Over the past few years it seems as if markets have been obsessed with Federal Reserve

action. First the rate

cycle

cuts. Investors might find it useful to know

when is the Fed gonna start a new cycle of cutting rates. As it turns out there's specific data you should be looking at

to know when that cycle might begin. I'm Barry Riddhaltz and on today's edition of At The Money, we're going to discuss how you can tell

when the Fed is going to start cutting rates. To help us unpack all of this and

what it means for your portfolio, let's bring in Jim Bianco, chief strategist at Bianco. His firm has been

providing objective and unconventional research and commentary to portfolio managers

since 1990, and it's top rated amongst institutional traders.

So, Jim, let's just start with the basics.

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