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What a finish to the day. Let's welcome in some familiar faces Josh Brown and Luke capital president Courtney Gibson's great to have both of you in overtime as I said what a finish and it was a classic sort of post-fed reaction take a little bit of time and then we

finished on the highs of the dayport should we feel better at this moment about

stocks or worse?

Well Scott so good to see you at the end of my day. You know, at the end of this, what do I always say?

The markets hate uncertainty. Regardless of whether or not we had priced in seven hikes going into this or not, whether

we priced in five, six, three, whatever you want to think about in the market had it priced in

around five, the market doesn't like uncertainty. So we needed to make sure

exactly what the Fed was going to do and be very, very clear on how the Fed was thinking. And I think

that JPAL did an incredible job messaging and signaling.

What we've known for months?

I mean, how much more leading into this did you need to know?

Now, obviously, there were some challenges around the geopolitical issues that are going on,

humanitarian crisis in addition to obviously an economic potential crisis, but ultimately this is much better for stocks to know that we're at 25 fifths here and that the

Fed will use their flexibility as we move forward to obviously combat one of their

focuses which is price

stability and inflation.

It's interesting you use the word flexibility Josh

was it that flexible make no mistake this was a hawkish fed today. Was Jaypal soothing the word of the moment? It

appears in his news conference, perhaps. It's a hawkish fed, which is why I ask whether

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