"What The F*ck!": Jim Cramer Snaps On Live Television As Rate Cut Frustration Boils Over | Metals Mine

  • "What The F*ck!": Jim Cramer Snaps On Live Television As Rate Cut Frustration Boils Over

    From zerohedge.com

    As most Zero Hedge readers already know, there’s been mounting controversy over the Federal Reserve’s decision to hold interest rates where they are as the rest of the world lowers rates, with some critics alleging that Chair Jerome Powell is intentionally keeping policy tight as political retaliation against Donald Trump. Since Trump’s presidency and into his return, tensions have surged—Trump has publicly accused Powell of “playing politics” and using tariff-induced inflation as an excuse to delay rate cuts. This debate spilled into the mainstream this morning on CNBC, where panelists talked about ... (full story)

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Zebi
Jul 28, 2025 2:57pm
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Quoting Trader#D300
The Fed is being political, as it has in the past, saying otherwise is more than naive. But America is doing just fine for all those with TDS here that have said for 3 months that the US would literally be bankrupt already. So while a quarter point drop is called for it’s hard to say we need much lower rates. https://www.foxnews.com/media/bill-m...depression-all

i dont know who you are but please take your head out of your ass...

are any of these "deal" the fukhead announcing signed and binding?.... cause if they nort binding for the next 10 or 20 years nobody gona build factories in usa since things will get unwound as soon as dems win in the midterms or humpty drops dead whichever is sooner which is his demise from the looks of his ankles LOL

theres no point in negotiating a deal when he'll be back in a month wanting more changes to the changes he already agreed too...he already wants to renegotiate usmca whicvh he renogotiated last term LOL
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OutThere
Jul 28, 2025 7:11pm
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Quoting Trader#A2B8
democrats would rather see America fail than see Trump succeed.
oh he is succeeding selling made in China crap to fill his pockets.
https://www.msn.com/en-ca/money/comp...8c5&ocid=hpmsn
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chemosi
Jul 28, 2025 11:02pm
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Quoting 240z
In February 2022, intelligence officials from the United States claimed that Zero Hedge has amplified Russian propaganda by publishing articles written by Russian state-run media. Wikipedia. Hard to belief FF allows this rag.

You mean the 51 intelligence officials who were about Hunter Biden laptop?...
All that matters is the accuracy of information that helps in trading and analysis....
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Trader#D300
Jul 28, 2025 11:34am
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The Fed is being political, as it has in the past, saying otherwise is more than naive.

But America is doing just fine for all those with TDS here that have said for 3 months that the US would literally be bankrupt already. So while a quarter point drop is called for it’s hard to say we need much lower rates.

https://www.foxnews.com/media/bill-m...depression-all
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Trader#A2B8
Jul 28, 2025 12:04pm
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democrats would rather see America fail than see Trump succeed.
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Trader#221B
Jul 28, 2025 9:49pm
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Quoting Zebi
{quote} i dont know who you are but please take your head out of your ass... are any of these "deal" the fukhead announcing signed and binding?.... cause if they nort binding for the next 10 or 20 years nobody gona build factories in usa since things will get unwound as soon as dems win in the midterms or humpty drops dead whichever is sooner which is his demise from the looks of his ankles LOL theres no point in negotiating a deal when he'll be back in a month wanting more changes to the changes he already agreed too...he already wants...
PCE inflation is lower than where Feds made a 50 bps rate cut last year during election, and yet feds remain paused. Historically, the 1930 tariff act was also deflationary. Data speaks for itself, and feds pride themselves as data dependant… and yet, they remained paused. Tell me they’re not political.
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Trader#3913
Jul 28, 2025 2:57pm
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Quoting Trader#A2B8
democrats would rather see America fail than see Trump succeed.
Homie no one wants America to fail. America is failing on its own
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240z
Jul 28, 2025 2:46pm
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In February 2022, intelligence officials from the United States claimed that Zero Hedge has amplified Russian propaganda by publishing articles written by Russian state-run media. Wikipedia. Hard to belief FF allows this rag.
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Trader#1B4B
Jul 28, 2025 3:31pm
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Quoting Zebi
{quote} i dont know who you are but please take your head out of your ass...
So you can shove yours in it? Your TDS will not allow you to accept that some deals are done and others are still being negotiated and deals that have been negotiated will continue change overtime.
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monopix
Jul 28, 2025 11:15am
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Hypocrite level hard.
After cut, we'll see a crisis.
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TheDazman
Jul 30, 2025 3:07am
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As soon as JP starts cutting the US dollar is going to tank into oblivion, I wouldn't be holding US stocks if you're not dollar based.
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240z
Aug 7, 2025 2:00pm
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Watch the Real Estate Market !!!!
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Trader#0DBB
Jul 28, 2025 11:34am
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another nostradamus is here, are you?
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Trader#B63B
Jul 28, 2025 4:55pm
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Damn
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Trader#9E77
Jul 28, 2025 2:56pm
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I do NOT understand why any reasonable human being can not understand why the FED would keep interest rates high with block chain asset settlement on the cusp of global implementation.
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