Yes rate cut in jun. 

$S&P 500(.SPX)$   Beware the see-saw only for a show. Do not be fooled.

No will not . things are not done with . USA is just buying time and by pausing just helping ownself to have a breather for ownself , not others ! So this news is not really win win for all . 

Wow this ie really good news time to buy buy buy! Maga!

The market is holding its breath as another Consumer Price Index (CPI) report approaches. For months, inflation has been the key driver of market sentiment — and with the Federal Reserve’s next move hanging in the balance, every CPI reading feels like a make-or-break moment. A Soft CPI Would Be a Game Changer Investors are hoping for a "Goldilocks" CPI — not too hot, not too cold. A softer-than-expected reading could signal that inflation is cooling faster than anticipated, giving the Fed more breathing room to consider cutting interest rates. That would be music to Wall Street’s ears. Stocks have rallied before on similar data, and a repeat performance could help reverse some of the recent market shakiness. Why This CPI Matters Even More We’re in a unique moment. Growth is slowing just en

So you miss the opportunity to buy cheap stock and asking ppl not to go in high hoping it will drop to your advantage and purchase ?

Yes more rate cut to reduce inflation 

Why Inflation No Longer Drives Interest Rate Cuts—It’s About Tariffs Now For years, whenever the economy seemed too slow or prices were rising too fast, central banks—like the U.S. Federal Reserve—adjusted interest rates to keep things in balance. This system worked well when inflation was mostly caused by people spending too much or too little. But today, a new player has entered the scene: tariffs. And they’re changing the rules. The Old Way: Watching Inflation Like a Hawk Interest rates are kind of like the economy’s gas pedal or brake. When inflation (the general rise in prices) was low, central banks would cut rates to make borrowing cheaper, which encouraged people and businesses to spend more. When inflation was high, they’d raise rates to cool things down. This worked well when inf

Has it ever occurred to you that if you suddenly introduce sudden tariffs that vary greatly from country to country, you will face multiple practical obstacles at the customs operational level?Feedback from the current point of view, the actual possibility of landing almost 0, including several aspects:Technical bottleneck: classification identification and physical limitations of origin verificationComplexity of commodity classificationThe difference in duty rates between medical device parts and automotive parts may be as high as 30%, but it is difficult for the existing customs system to achieve accurate identification.For example, mixed-function electromechanical products (e.g., medical device housings containing sensors) may involve multiple tax code classifications at the same time,

With US Non-farm payroll out last Fri, 04 Apr 2025, there will not be any economic reports in early part of the week of 07 Apr 2025. Focus on jobs (employment reports) will turn to inflation from mid-week onwards. Investors should (at least) take a look at the latest inflation report because it’s the first after the initial 25% tariffs imposed on Mexico, Canada and China (20%). Economic Reports. Below are US economic reports that will be out this week. Wed, 09 Apr 2025. US Fed’s FOMC minutes of meeting for March 2025. Not an economic report (per se) but it provides insight to FOMC sentiments towards inflation control, in light of global tariffs rollout. Thu, 10 Apr 2025. Consumer price index (CPI) for March 2025. US weekly jobless claims. Fri, 11 Apr 2025. US Producer price index (PPI) for

The $S&P 500(.SPX)$ and $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ plunged 9.05% and 9.75% respectively last week, due to the sweeping U.S. tariffs imposed.Major market movers included $Apple(AAPL)$ (-13.6%), $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ (-14%), $Amazon.com(AMZN)$ (-11%), $Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$ (-11.3%), $Microsoft(MSFT)$ (-5%), $Broadcom(AVGO)$ (-13.5%), UnitedHealth (+1.8%), $TJX Companies(TJX)$ (+3.3%),

$ProShares UltraPro QQQ(TQQQ)$ Finally a rebound saving my bullish positions…

CPI lower than expecte. Stocks don't go down in a straight line. There will be many dead cat bounces or bear market rallies on the way to the bottom.

There is a strong argument that the slower month-on-month CPI increase is due to weak consumer demand. Look at the breakdown of the categories.Airline fares and gasoline prices dropped by 4.0% and 1.0% respectively. This suggests weaker consumer demand for travel.New vehicle prices declined by 0.1%. This indicates consumers are holding back on large discretionary purchases. This also aligns with the consumer confidence index from a couple of weeks back which highlighted a drop in sentiment on large purchases in the near future by consumersOverall the CPI and core CPI numbers reinforce my opinion that the economy is not doing well. Consumers are pulling back and businesses do not feel confident raising prices any more. This will reflect in the next set of readings - both inflation and labor