

Joseph Wang: Fed Interest Rate Cuts Could Hurt The Stock Market
Sep 18, 2024
Joseph Wang, a former senior trader for the New York Fed and the mind behind FedGuy.com, shares insights into the Fed's latest interest rate cuts and their unexpected bearish implications for the stock market. He discusses the Fed's evolving view on labor markets, the tension between market expectations and official projections, and the potential effects of upcoming elections on monetary policy. Wang also touches on geopolitical risks and their swift impact on market sentiment, urging a careful approach to navigating this complex economic landscape.
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Intro
00:00 • 4min
Navigating Fed Uncertainty: Labor Markets and Interest Rates
04:04 • 21min
Market Sentiment and Policy Interplay
25:07 • 13min
U.S. Economic Outlook: Recession Risks and Housing Trends
38:11 • 8min
Escalating Geopolitical Risks and Market Sensitivity
45:45 • 2min
Navigating the Fed's Balance Sheet Strategy
47:28 • 7min
Exploring the Fed's Reverse Repo Facility and Interest Rates
54:16 • 3min