Do You Check Back to the Moving Average When You Overshoot a Moving Average?

The moving average has transition from declining to rising this is elemental as long as one's eyes are working. Even when it's rising you typically get a check back to it and that's what i think is likely looking out over the next sort of eight to ten weeks 8 to twelve weeks makes sense to me. The bull case no recession no job losses inflation is transitory well i'd have to push back a little bit on that one because we're a couple years into this transitory nonsense, he says. No need to raise rates much from here apart but Rates are going to stay elevated for longer  that's part of the equation that i think people are either missing or just choosing not