Hello, fellow Rebel Capitals hope you're well.

So we've got some huge news out of Europe, which begs the question, is the United States next?

Let's shoot right over to see NBC and you'll see exactly what I am referring to.

Here we go, Eurozone inflation eases,

that's one way to say it,

at 2.5%. that's one way to say it. Two point five percent as corporate

Mrs. Estimate.

Another thing that I want to point out is the feds

assumed target

is two percent now what that's not a scientific number they just

that's a total random number they try to make you believe is scientific but this is the

narrative they're trying to push well we've got to get inflation down to 2% 2% 2%

and then what and then what? That's somehow the Goldilocks economy. Somehow we're going to be

running on all eight cylinders then. I mean, this is just, it's complete nonsense. nonsense and really if you think about what they try to get you to believe

is that all the fact that they try to get you to believe this and the fact that they assume you'll buy into this is in my opinion it's

condescending it's disrespectful it's treating you as though you were a child we

understand they do that but But the point is, if we

start to see the inflation numbers in the United States doing the exact same thing,

where they're surprising to the downside, this is going to shift the narrative to where, oh, now all of a

sudden the Fed's definitely going to cut rates this year, they're going to cut by three times,

four times, five times.

Now, I'm not saying it's going to work.

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