It's all just really going to be indicative on what happens tomorrow.

The scenarios that I see playing out as if Powell comes out and he's very hawkish

and he gives comments leading towards that they're going to continue to raise interest rates

and not back down to 50, maybe another 75 or even hotter,

we're going to see a big snap down and then a really big sell-off through the end of the day.

It'll look like a big red ramp.

Down. Not the ramp you left. Not the kind of ramp you like. Flipping that on its head,

we could open down and Powell could make comments that, yeah, we're going to get this interest rate

height going, but we're actually seeing indicators that some of the mechanisms and tools

we've been using are working.

So we're going to consider maybe pulling back to a smaller rate hike in the future.

A rate hike for sure, but a smaller one so we don't have to hike interest rates too hot and heavy.

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Trick-or-treaters. It was pretty lit at the skyline. Do you guys hand out? Like, were you the house

that was handing out the giant candy bar? No.

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hey, maybe we can get some candy bars.

She's done to be a candy person.

So when I got back, there was no candy in the house.

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