Hello fellow rebel capitalists hope you're well so a new report from the Wall Street Journal

just comes out and implies that when the Fed starts dropping rates, they're not going down to 4%.

No, no, no, they're going straight down to 0% if history is a guide.

Let's get right over to the Wall Street Journal and check this out.

Title, when rates drop, they usually plunge.

And if this sounds familiar, or I should say it should sound familiar, for a lot of you guys that watch this channel consistently, because we talk about this all the time. History suggests Central Banks expected scenario

isn't likely to happen. Where have I heard that before?

I think on this YouTube channel, it's, oh yes,

it's called the Rebel Capitalist channel.

That's why I've heard this before.

Let's keep going.

Federal Reserve is hoping for something it has never managed before.

So whenever I go over these articles from CNBC and Bloomberg, where all these talking heads and experts are sitting there just saying,

oh, well, yeah, look, I mean, going into 2024, we're going to have this no landing,

and the Fed is just going to drop interest trades by maybe 25% maybe once a quarter

and it's just going to be this beautiful de leveraging and then we're just going to gradually go back down to where we were before, you know, 2%.

But the Fed is going to do this over the span of like three or four years.

And each time they cut rates the market's

going to explode higher the economy is going to continue to boom. This is the

narrative that you hear right? Where on this channel we just look at charts from history and say, well, yeah, that might happen,

but the probability is incredibly low.

Why?

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