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Tonight's non-farm payrolls are crucial! Powell is treating the public as a gamble, do you dare to engage in this financial conspiracy?
Today, I am going to tear apart the pretentious nonsense of Wall Street! Powell made it clear on Wednesday— in his eyes, the livelihoods of ordinary Americans are just a numbers game! Unemployment rate below 4.5%? Want to cut interest rates? No way! What kind of "full employment" is this? Go ask the people waiting for gigs on the street, ask the middle-aged programmers who have been laid off, ask the young people working three jobs who still can't pay their credit cards, whether they acknowledge this "full employment"!
Look, this old guy talks about "looking at the overall data" but his body is very honest. Consumers have no money left? GDP is crawling slower than a turtle? The labor market is about to fall apart? None of that matters! As long as that lousy unemployment rate can hold up, the Federal Reserve can confidently keep interest rates pinned at the high level of 5.5% to suck blood. What's even more outrageous is that even his own people can't stand it! Waller and Bowman immediately flipped the table and voted against it, which is a kind of internal strife that the Federal Reserve hasn't seen in over thirty years. If you ask me, these two are the ones who really understand!
Powell is still shamelessly talking about tightening immigration policies and stable resignation rates—nonsense! That's just a cover-up for fooling the outsiders! Look at the market response, it's so real: U.S. stocks are crashing, bond yields are skyrocketing, and the dollar is soaring like crazy. Traders are telling you with real money: a rate cut in September? What's the difference between a 50-50 chance and flipping a coin? The annual rate cut expectations have been slashed to just a tremor, and that Englishman from Standard Chartered was blunt enough: "Powell is just one step away from tattooing 'no rate cuts without rising unemployment' on his forehead!"
A 4.1% unemployment rate? What a load of gold numbers! This figure has been stuck between 4% and 4.2% for over a year, lifeless like a coffin lid. Those elites at the Royal Bank of Canada even boast that this is a "supply-demand balance"—pfft! Clearly, the labor market is barely hanging on to its last breath! What's even more disgusting is that inflation hasn’t been controlled at all, with core CPI at 2.9% and core PCE at 2.8% being called "slightly above target"? When pork prices in the market rise by 30%, why don’t you go tell the aunties it’s "slightly high"? And then there’s the looming tariff sword; even Powell himself wouldn’t dare guarantee that it won’t trigger a second inflation wave. In the eyes of these bastards, the common people’s grocery basket is less important than the curves on their PPT!
Think about that time in April when traders were dreaming of a 130 basis point cut this year. A month ago, they were still hoping for a 70 basis point cut. Now? It's been slashed directly to 35 basis points! The most ironic part is the futures market prediction, which states that when Powell rolls out in May next year, the total cut will only be 65 basis points—less than half of what was initially expected!
Now let me ask a heart-wrenching question: Do you really think Powell will open the floodgates in these ten months? Just look at the situation: the unemployment rate stubbornly refuses to rise, inflation lingers, tariff bombs could explode at any moment, the Federal Reserve is in disarray, and on top of that, there are those political maneuvers from the politicians in an election year... Lowering interest rates? Dream on! When that old man sitting in the marble palace treats the livelihood of ordinary people as chips on the gambling table, do you still believe in the so-called "economic data"?
Tonight's non-farm report will either be the champagne that Powell raises to celebrate or the sound of shattered glass from millions of broken families. The house always wins at the casino, but the common people who bet their entire fortune—do you really think you can walk out of this situation alive?