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Fed holds rates steady, signals cuts ahead
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My Two Cents
Six months of "next meeting" and here we are again.
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This is priced in already — the real signal is the dot plot, not the statement.
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Why downvotes
An upvote-only comment section can't tell popular from correct — everything floats, so the loudest or earliest reply wins regardless of merit. A fair fight needs a way down as well as a way up. That's the whole product: not comments everywhere, just a real downvote wherever one is missing.