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SonGoku
SonGoku Aug. 19 at 2:43 AM
$TLT $SHY $SGOV $IEF META AI response on if rate cuts will happen soon Short answer: Probably not "soon" — and some forecasts now say no cuts at all in 2026. Here’s what the data is saying right now as of Aug 2026: What’s happening Fed is on pause: Rates have been held at 3.50% - 3.75% since the last cut in Dec 2025. Inflation is sticky again: May CPI was 4.2% YoY and core PCE was 4.1%. That’s well above the Fed’s 2% target. Middle East war/oil prices are keeping it elevated. Labor market is still solid: Unemployment 4.2% in June, which gives the Fed room to stay hawkish. What forecasters expect for 2026 It’s split now: Most brokerages: 0 cuts Goldman, Morgan Stanley, Barclays, JPMorgan and others now expect no policy change in 2026. A Reuters poll majority also expects the Fed to hold all year. Some still see 1-2 cuts: Citigroup and Wells Fargo see 2 cuts late in the year. The Fed’s own "dot plot" median is for just 1 quarter-point cut. A few even see hikes: BofA and Deutsche now forecast 2-3 hikes instead. Market pricing Futures markets as of early July put 0% chance of a cut in July and ∼75% chance of a hold. Some traders are even pricing in a hike by year-end. Why the shift Early 2026 expectations were for 2 cuts. But war-driven energy prices + inflation running hot pushed forecasts back. New Fed Chair Kevin Warsh also looks more hawkish. Bottom line for you "Soon" = unlikely. Next move is more likely a hold, and some say a hike. If we do get cuts, most that still forecast them point to Sept-Dec 2026, not now. What matters: Rates will likely stay "higher for longer" unless unemployment spikes suddenly. This is why SonGoku and other finance creators keep stressing risk management and dividend income right now — borrowing costs aren’t dropping fast. Want me to show how rate cuts vs no cuts would affect SCHD, JEPI, and a mortgage? Google AI response Rate cuts are unlikely to happen soon. The Federal Reserve left its benchmark rate at 3.5% to 3.75% during its July meeting, and persistent inflation concerns alongside energy costs mean markets are currently weighing the possibility of further rate holds or even hikes rather than near-term cuts. Major financial institutions like Goldman Sachs do not project actual rate cuts to begin until late 2027. Current Economic FactorsInflation Pressures: Elevated energy prices and sticky inflation metrics have caused the Fed to adopt a patient stance.Policy Stance: The federal funds target range remains steady at 3.50%–3.75% following a divided 9-3 vote in July.Market Outlook: Major forecasters expect policy rates to hold flat or face upward pressure before any easing cycle begins.
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SonGoku
SonGoku Aug. 18 at 10:36 PM
Yikes crazy.. $SPY $TLT $SGOV $SHY
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TalkMarkets
TalkMarkets Aug. 17 at 12:50 PM
Rising Bond Yields Are A Warning To The US Treasury And The Fed Also Mentions: $TLT $SHY $IEF https://talkmarkets.com/article/rising-bond-yields-are-a-warning-to-the-us-treasury-and-the-fed-1786971011
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SonGoku
SonGoku Aug. 16 at 4:51 PM
$TLT $IEF $SGOV $SHY https://x.com/treasurybonds1/status/2089031683244691807?s=46&t=8OxA83oihMxQOGi15o7Stg
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WallStreetBetsCapital
WallStreetBetsCapital Aug. 15 at 5:19 PM
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SonGoku
SonGoku Aug. 12 at 3:19 PM
$SPY $TLT $SGOV $SHY As the Government tries to normalize and celebrate CPI of 3-4%, please understand… ~4% inflation is a disaster. Your purchasing power is cut in HALF every 17 years. You're being brutally robbed.
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SonGoku
SonGoku Aug. 10 at 7:49 PM
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ShangVXO
ShangVXO Aug. 10 at 7:42 PM
$SHY No shot I’m ignoring this
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SonGoku
SonGoku Aug. 8 at 6:45 PM
$SGOV $BIL $SHY $BND https://x.com/darkminer/status/2086159901571883047?s=46&t=8OxA83oihMxQOGi15o7Stg
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SonGoku
SonGoku Aug. 8 at 2:23 AM
Is America dollar going to repeat Germany in 1920’s hyper inflation event.. $SPY $TLT $SGOV $SHY
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SonGoku
SonGoku Aug. 19 at 2:43 AM
$TLT $SHY $SGOV $IEF META AI response on if rate cuts will happen soon Short answer: Probably not "soon" — and some forecasts now say no cuts at all in 2026. Here’s what the data is saying right now as of Aug 2026: What’s happening Fed is on pause: Rates have been held at 3.50% - 3.75% since the last cut in Dec 2025. Inflation is sticky again: May CPI was 4.2% YoY and core PCE was 4.1%. That’s well above the Fed’s 2% target. Middle East war/oil prices are keeping it elevated. Labor market is still solid: Unemployment 4.2% in June, which gives the Fed room to stay hawkish. What forecasters expect for 2026 It’s split now: Most brokerages: 0 cuts Goldman, Morgan Stanley, Barclays, JPMorgan and others now expect no policy change in 2026. A Reuters poll majority also expects the Fed to hold all year. Some still see 1-2 cuts: Citigroup and Wells Fargo see 2 cuts late in the year. The Fed’s own "dot plot" median is for just 1 quarter-point cut. A few even see hikes: BofA and Deutsche now forecast 2-3 hikes instead. Market pricing Futures markets as of early July put 0% chance of a cut in July and ∼75% chance of a hold. Some traders are even pricing in a hike by year-end. Why the shift Early 2026 expectations were for 2 cuts. But war-driven energy prices + inflation running hot pushed forecasts back. New Fed Chair Kevin Warsh also looks more hawkish. Bottom line for you "Soon" = unlikely. Next move is more likely a hold, and some say a hike. If we do get cuts, most that still forecast them point to Sept-Dec 2026, not now. What matters: Rates will likely stay "higher for longer" unless unemployment spikes suddenly. This is why SonGoku and other finance creators keep stressing risk management and dividend income right now — borrowing costs aren’t dropping fast. Want me to show how rate cuts vs no cuts would affect SCHD, JEPI, and a mortgage? Google AI response Rate cuts are unlikely to happen soon. The Federal Reserve left its benchmark rate at 3.5% to 3.75% during its July meeting, and persistent inflation concerns alongside energy costs mean markets are currently weighing the possibility of further rate holds or even hikes rather than near-term cuts. Major financial institutions like Goldman Sachs do not project actual rate cuts to begin until late 2027. Current Economic FactorsInflation Pressures: Elevated energy prices and sticky inflation metrics have caused the Fed to adopt a patient stance.Policy Stance: The federal funds target range remains steady at 3.50%–3.75% following a divided 9-3 vote in July.Market Outlook: Major forecasters expect policy rates to hold flat or face upward pressure before any easing cycle begins.
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SonGoku
SonGoku Aug. 18 at 10:36 PM
Yikes crazy.. $SPY $TLT $SGOV $SHY
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TalkMarkets
TalkMarkets Aug. 17 at 12:50 PM
Rising Bond Yields Are A Warning To The US Treasury And The Fed Also Mentions: $TLT $SHY $IEF https://talkmarkets.com/article/rising-bond-yields-are-a-warning-to-the-us-treasury-and-the-fed-1786971011
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SonGoku
SonGoku Aug. 16 at 4:51 PM
$TLT $IEF $SGOV $SHY https://x.com/treasurybonds1/status/2089031683244691807?s=46&t=8OxA83oihMxQOGi15o7Stg
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WallStreetBetsCapital
WallStreetBetsCapital Aug. 15 at 5:19 PM
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SonGoku
SonGoku Aug. 12 at 3:19 PM
$SPY $TLT $SGOV $SHY As the Government tries to normalize and celebrate CPI of 3-4%, please understand… ~4% inflation is a disaster. Your purchasing power is cut in HALF every 17 years. You're being brutally robbed.
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SonGoku
SonGoku Aug. 10 at 7:49 PM
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ShangVXO
ShangVXO Aug. 10 at 7:42 PM
$SHY No shot I’m ignoring this
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SonGoku
SonGoku Aug. 8 at 6:45 PM
$SGOV $BIL $SHY $BND https://x.com/darkminer/status/2086159901571883047?s=46&t=8OxA83oihMxQOGi15o7Stg
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SonGoku
SonGoku Aug. 8 at 2:23 AM
Is America dollar going to repeat Germany in 1920’s hyper inflation event.. $SPY $TLT $SGOV $SHY
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SonGoku
SonGoku Aug. 8 at 2:21 AM
$SPY $TLT $SGOV $SHY So what will it be in the next 5-10 years.. hyper inflation, stagflation or deflation..
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SonGoku
SonGoku Aug. 6 at 7:16 PM
As much as am an advocate for rate hikes.. the system and current administration most likely aren’t going to let that happen.. they don’t want deflation.. they are full throttle on currency debasement and keeping things unaffordable for most people.. $SPY $TLT $SGOV $SHY I’ll be really shocked if we get even one 25bps hike.. I really don’t see that happening under this admin..
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SonGoku
SonGoku Aug. 3 at 9:39 PM
$SGOV $TLT $IEF $SHY https://x.com/treasurybonds1/status/2084393273955918101?s=46&t=8OxA83oihMxQOGi15o7Stg
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moneyflow_trader
moneyflow_trader Aug. 2 at 6:51 PM
$SHY wonder if this can get to 80
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SonGoku
SonGoku Aug. 1 at 12:49 PM
$SPY $TLT $SGOV $SHY Debt crisis brewing.. got assets ??
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ggoggo
ggoggo Aug. 1 at 5:00 AM
$SPY $TLT $SHY $IEF Recession time?
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SonGoku
SonGoku Aug. 1 at 3:13 AM
$SPY $TLT $SHY $IEF I think many people are underestimating a higher for longer rate environment.. I think high rates could stick around for 1-2 years before any meaningful cuts happen..
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SonGoku
SonGoku Jul. 31 at 2:10 PM
$SPY $TLT $SHY $SGOV $IEF Great time to own some fixed income.. pretty much risk free at these levels compared to stocks..
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SonGoku
SonGoku Jul. 31 at 2:44 AM
$SGOV $TLT $SHY $IEF BND FWIW, I would argue that the catalyst for higher long dated treasury yields in the past 24 hours has far less to do with the federal reserve and the hawkish dissents than it does the $95 billion supplemental with $75 billion ear marked for munitions. What’s driving treasury yields higher isn’t economic fundamentals but supply concerns. Especially as the government tries to compete with private sector borrowers, tapping the capital markets to fund their AI expenditure. IG borrowers have already tapped the mkt for $1.3t in the first half of the year. the real “new paradigm” is the Govt being crowded out by private sector.
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SonGoku
SonGoku Jul. 31 at 2:42 AM
$SGOV $TLT $BIL $SHY https://x.com/spomboy/status/2082854195510861836?s=46&t=8OxA83oihMxQOGi15o7Stg
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PickAlpha
PickAlpha Jul. 28 at 2:23 PM
4/4: Fed decision risk in focus: Reuters says bar for July hike is higher than futures imply; yields ease ahead of Wednesday FOMC with markets still pricing meaningful hike odds. $TLT $IEF $SHY $SPY PickAlpha View: a hold this week, with communications leaving September hike pricing largely intact and keeping front-end rates and the dollar supported.
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SonGoku
SonGoku Jul. 27 at 10:17 PM
Kevin O Leary “Your not rich until you have $5 million in T bills.” $SPY $SGOV $BIL $SHY BND
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