Welcome to Seeking Alpha's Wall Street Breakfast Sunday Edition.

I'm Rob Isbitz, Seeking Alpha Contributor under the profile SunGarden Investment Publishing

and creator of a brand new site called E.T yourself.com. My friend Matthew Tuttle of

Tuttle capital management is with me again. He's a fellow seeking alpha contributor, a highly experienced trader and an EDF innovator.

So Matthew, you know, this is really supposed to be kind of a review of the week,

but we might as well just review

Wednesday and Thursday of this week we're recording this Thursday afternoon and

really I mean unless you want to talk about Philly Fed manufacturing, you know, which was down pretty sharply this morning, or jobless claims, which had the number two in front of it.

It's always in the 200 range and people try to make a lot out of this.

But I'm really curious to get your reaction to this

because of course, you know, Fed did not raise rates nobody expected him the raise

rate so guess what everybody was right however it's always the

reaction and it's always the interpretation of the words. It's always a pivot in the narrative.

I happen to personally think a lot of the stuff is overblown but markets move on it and they are moving and I guess

the meeting on Wednesday and the press conference that Chairman Jerome Powell gave afterward

with some fairly spicy questions I would say.

You know the the narrative the next day here is it was a hawkish pause and that makes

me think back to a Seinfeld episode where they were trying to find a girlfriend for George Kostanza.

And he was so particular, and he was at one point he was saying,

I like a pinkish hue, I really really I can't date anybody who doesn't have a pinkish

hue and pinkish you was what came to my mind when everybody's talking about hawkish

pause.

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