Powell looked frustrated and frustrated. I've never seen him like this before... I've watched every FOMC press conference he's held.

The Keynesian model of the Federal Reserve doesn't work here.

The Fed doesn't think inflation will return to +2% until 2028. 2028. Haha ...

Powell just called this a "risk-management rate cut." You can do whatever you want with this information.

If bonds give back their gains after all this, that's a signal, not noise.

It makes one wonder... What happens if labor market data strengthens again and inflation continues to accelerate?

1 minute candle activated.

The market seems to have fully priced in expectations of a tough rate cut.

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In the short term, keep an eye on the following Bitcoin Average Weighted Average Price (AVWAP): If downside volatility occurs today due to the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) decision or Powell's press conference, we would expect prices to fall into these ranges and (hopefully) act as dynamic support. Lock in and embrace the nuance.