Announcements from the Fed are kind of like early season NFL games.

You see a lot of overreacting out there.

BondiFull Money starts now.

I'm Chris Hill joining me today, BondiFull Senior Analyst, Sean Ratanti.

Thanks for being here.

Thanks Chris, glad to be back on the show.

So I wanted to get your thoughts on a number of things, including just sort of how you're

feeling right now because I said on the show on Friday, I think I said this, Theran

Gross, I feel like if pessimism were a stock, I would be buying it because the pessimism

that's in the market right now is really high and I understand why that is.

But before we get into the Fed meeting later this week, just generally is an investor.

How are you feeling right now?

So funny that you said that quote, Theran, because I think it was Friday, I tweeted out

that the time to buy is when pessimism is relevant.

And so I feel the pessimism right now as well, but that's kind of when I get excited.

I'm not saying stocks can't fall further, but there's that old Howard Marx quote, if

it's cheap, I buy it.

And then if the story doesn't change and it falls, I just buy more.

And so I'm at this point where I think there are some very good buying opportunities.

And I think it's a good time to nibble, take some small positions.

And then if they fall more, just and the story hasn't changed, just buy more of those assets.

Regarding what I'm looking at, believe it or not, one year and two year, US Treasury

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