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This is everyone's last chance to trim their roles before the rate cuts. Once the rate cuts occur, the bull market will return, and companies doing layoffs (sen
by rgbrenner 3y ago
This is everyone's last chance to trim their roles before the rate cuts. Once the rate cuts occur, the bull market will return, and companies doing layoffs (sending the message they are not experiencing growth) will be punished by the market.
- preommr 3y ago> bull market will return Return? It's been 'line only ever goes up' since November.
- rgbrenner 3y agoExpectation of a bull market. Right now companies arent being penalized for layoffs because there's some uneasiness about the impact of the feds actions. A lot of people expected a recession from pushing interest rates this high, but it hasn't happened. Once it's clear that there will be no recession from the fed's actions (ie: when rates drop), CEOs will be fully responsible for their company's poor performance in the eyes of the market.
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- panphora 3y ago> Once the rate cuts occur, the bull market will return Rate cuts often signal an impending recession, not a bull market, as historical data shows. The Federal Funds Effective Rate chart illustrates how recessions (marked in gray) align with periods of rate reductions. https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/FEDFUNDS https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/FEDFUNDS
- marcosdumay 3y ago> impending recession Hum... That graph shows recessions being a signal of impeding cuts and really not the other way around.