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The regular economy got a little help today.

It was the help it needed a quarter point rate cut from the Fed,

which should immediately translate into lower borrowing costs for a variety of shorter-term loans,

although not necessarily longer-term loans because those are set by the actual market.

Still, we'll take all the

help we can get at a time when the consumer seems to be barking at larger purchases, vacations,

even steak dinners, because they fear they might lose their jobs and costs have gone up so

much because of inflation. Fulfful Fed chief, J. Powell made it clear that the Fed may not cut again

next month, may not. And I think that sudden

circumspect attitude really did club the averages. Dow ultimately sinking 74 points after being up

most of the day. S&P ending minimally down. NASCAR still gaining 0.55 percent after being

much higher, though, in the session. Now, you might think it's crazy for people to be worried

about their jobs

with the unemployment rates so low and the president cracking down on immigration. But we're now

seeing a reckoning of sorts where everybody's worried about their jobs because of, yes,

artificial intelligence. The epicenter of the worry, the sun around which all anxiety revolves,

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