Trump: &#x201C;Too Late&#x201D; must cut interest rates, now, and bigger than he had in mind. Housing will soar!!!

Donald "Too late with Epstein files'' J. Trump

Sep 15, 2025 7:57am

POTUS - Please stop announcing what everyone knows - you will get a 0.25% rate cut in September and 0.25% in October.

I HIGHLY doubt we get a 0.5% cut - for no other reason that Powell will do that just to p#ss you off.

Sep 15, 2025 8:31am

Trump is right and has been for quite some time.

But as for the soaring housing market, we remember vividly Chairman Greenspan who, in effort to stay on the good side of four presidents who appointed and reappointed him kept the interest rates low thus causing the real estate boom. This is how Greenspan singlehandedly engineered the Great Recession of 2008. (With the mighty help from Wall Street that got into the act with unthoughtful Collateral Mortgage Obligations and Mortgage backed Securities and as a result Clinton's Community Reinvestment Act of the late 1990's that graded lenders according to how may mortgage loans they made to poorly qualified borrowers.)

ww3361

Sep 15, 2025 8:47am

Inflation is truly out of control.

Mission 2.0%: FAILED

Central bank impartiality: FAILED

Inflation expectations anchored: FAILED

Second round effects mitigated: FAILED

Global supply chain certainty: FAILED

Good luck everyone

Trader#6BAC

Sep 15, 2025 7:57am

There should not be a rate cut yet

Trader#1F68

Sep 15, 2025 9:29am

Quoting Eurorally

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Trump is right and has been for quite some time. But as for the soaring housing market, we remember vividly Chairman Greenspan who, in effort to stay on the good side of four presidents who appointed and reappointed him kept the interest rates low thus causing the real estate boom. This is how Greenspan singlehandedly engineered the Great Recession of 2008. (With the mighty help from Wall Street that got into the act with unthoughtful Collateral Mortgage Obligations and Mortgage backed Securities and as a result Clinton's Community Reinvestment...

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Trump is not right and neither is the Fed. The rates should be north of 10% at least. Stocks at the all time high. Crypto at the all time high. Gold and silver at the all time high. Yields artificially suppressed by central banks (buying the debt themselves). In a free market, the rates would be north of 10% already.

Both Trump and Powell don't know what the fuc' they're doing. Powell is stupid, but people who believe him are even more stupid. How can one say that rates are restrictive if all markets are at the all time fuc'ing high?

This is the worst place we are currently in. Basically, the Fed has done an amazing job of literally doing the worst that they could. Rates were never restrictive and probably will never be as the Fed is too incapable of doing their job. Trump is just fuel to the fire with his dumb calls for lower rates. It's too little too late for the Fed to hike rates now and that is exactly what they should be doing instead of continuing to destroy the USD by lowering rates.

I expect 25bps cut with further rate cuts planned on every upcoming meeting, because the Fed is fuc'ing stupid and doesn't work for the interest of the American people, but rather rich coc'suckers that will get even more wealthier as stocks will continue to surge higher along with gold and everything else.

B-b-b-b-buuuut, higher rates would cause recession? Exactly! The very thing that is necessary to return the purchasing power back to the currency. Everything would become cheaper and bubble would deflate, which is exactly the cure we need and exactly what the Fed isn't fuc'ing doing. We need that fuc'ing recession! Lower rates will only prolong the suffering and cause even more suffering as the currency continues to lose purchasing power. It would by somewhat "controlled" demolition, while the path we are currently on will get us to the point of uncontrollable nightmare scenario.

To finish... both the Fed and Trump could care less about the average American, as they both call for lower rates which works for the rich and not for the average income and poor. Whether the Fed holds or cuts rates is totally fuc'ing irrelevant, as they need to be hiking big time, and as soon as possible.

Momofrmnyc

Sep 15, 2025 8:29am — Edited

Quoting Vancarbon

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Housing ! Why the focus on housing ? Surely, the housing market is correlated to a stable economy/employment . That’s the backbone of any successful economy - and controlling inflation of course , though that hasn’t gone well recently .

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Obviously the individuals he's talking about are flushed with cash and are ready to enter the housing market at the opportune time. The average American not so much ........

Sep 15, 2025 8:18am

Housing !

Why the focus on housing ?

Surely, the housing market is correlated to a stable economy/employment . That’s the backbone of any successful economy - and controlling inflation of course , though that hasn’t gone well recently .

Sep 15, 2025 8:36am

Quoting Momofrmnyc

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{quote} Obviously the individuals he's talking about are flushed with cash and are ready to enter the housing the market at the opportune time. The average American not so much ........

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Who knows what enters his head .

It’s random nonsense at times due to his lack of understanding how economies work .

Sep 15, 2025 2:04pm

Quoting Trader#8509

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What really blows my mind is that Trump is clearly.... smarter than many, many people. Too many... if you ask me. It's sad, really.

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As an admirer of the POTUS policies I would disagree with your statement - yeah I know you were being sarcastic - that Trump is smarter than the rest of us. I believe that due to his many years of real estate and business deals he just thinks differently and too often out loud (Truth social/X)

Too many people hate the big guy without actually learning and researching his policies - its too bad their hatred gets in the way of logic.

Sep 15, 2025 2:08pm

Quoting Wichtigster

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its all to make the rich, more richer. he is corrupt and needs to get accounted for it, when he leaves office (if this day will ever come)...

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OMG HOW wrong can you be?
Trump is probably the most investigated businessman in the world - from IRS to government witch trials - yes even impeached twice and both times NOT GUILTY

You write "if he leaves..." He did leave after the Democrats cheated and manipulated the 2020 election - Killing the Hunter Biden laptop story is 1 of 20 examples of the media bias.

Then people like you write ridiculous statements that are just plain lies - please get help - you need anger management classes

Momofrmnyc

Sep 15, 2025 8:38am

Quoting Vancarbon

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{quote} Who knows what enters his head . It’s random nonsense at times due to his lack of understanding how economies work .

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Which is the biggest irony since his degree is in Economics. Alas we just learn to mute him out when he's discussing certain things.

ww3361

Sep 15, 2025 7:10pm

Quoting Eurorally

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{quote} Where have you been living. In Rwanda without access to the news? Just for clarification: The year to year rate of inflation is 2.5% to 2.7% while the average annual rate of inflation has bee 3.48% over the last 50 years. You may be surprised to learn that the 2.00% inflation target adopted by our FED and emulated by the central banks world over is not the result of any scientific economic study but it was pulled out of the thin air. Thus, it could be 1.0% or 3.0% just as well. Furthermore, the low POSITIVE inflation rate is a good thing...

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Hey boomer. Nice to lock horns again. Albeit frustrating that your old left brain simulation of reality is falling short again.

Once more: Hedonic adjustments.

Once more: Fed could pick 0.5% or 5% target. Point remains: They've demonstrated they can't reach it. They can't tame this independent, surrogate marker of "enough" credit.

Once more: just because they got away with murder in the 1970s doesn't mean they will again (even with hedonic adjustments).

Sleep well.

Inflation is out of control. I welcome the day I post that statement on FF and be wrong (5 years almost).

19monza64

Sep 15, 2025 12:10pm

"Too Late" ABSOLUTELY MUST cut rates NOW, and by a recklessly huge amount, like only he can. HOUSING WILL SOAR TO MARS!!!
JUST LIKE IT DID IN 2008!

wizzytech100

Sep 15, 2025 8:11am

I guess the FED won't be taking credit or blame for this cut.

Sep 15, 2025 9:53am

Powell is a cautious individual, I envisage him and the board sticking to their guns and going with a 0.25% precautionary cut with caveats in the press conference .

Inflation is likely to run hot for the foreseeable so I think they’ll factor this into the dot plot and it might dismiss some of the market expectations . Third quarter opex expiration Friday and October to bring some much needed volatility .

Sep 15, 2025 1:08pm

Quoting 19monza64

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"Too Late" ABSOLUTELY MUST cut rates NOW, and by a recklessly huge amount, like only he can. HOUSING WILL SOAR TO MARS!!! JUST LIKE IT DID IN 2008!

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The subtlety of that post didn’t pass me by

rosy440

Sep 15, 2025 6:21pm

All the old senile fools should retire. Otherwise, they are turning our world into hell. Trump used modern technologies of fast information transfer to deceive Americans. It is a pity that the man has many court charges, and he controls the people of America and stirs up all the trading platforms in favor of his personal wallet.

Jr123

Sep 15, 2025 8:54am

Interest rates just starting to go down won't make people jump in and buy a house. They will wait till they can get a even better rate. No one wonts a higher mortgage for 35 years.

Sep 15, 2025 2:00pm

Quoting Trader#D4ED

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There is a tramp in the house itself, that's why he cuts the interest rate, only he will benefit from this

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1. There is no tramp in the White House - your house? Maybe
2. The POTUS CAN NOT CUT INTEREST RATES! Please get your FACTS correct
3. ANYONE in the US who has a loan that charges a variable rate will benefit. Businesses can refinance debt at a lower rate thereby saving money to re-invest in their company - Lower interest rates will help more people buy cars, houses. Lower rates will allow me to refinance at a lower rate saving me over $100 monthly.

So there are 3 reasons why you are incorrect - Show me where I'm wrong...

Sep 15, 2025 2:12pm

Quoting 19monza64

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"Too Late" ABSOLUTELY MUST cut rates NOW, and by a recklessly huge amount, like only he can. HOUSING WILL SOAR TO MARS!!! JUST LIKE IT DID IN 2008!

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The 2008-2009 housing crisis was 100% the responsibility of the Banks and Wall Street getting greedier than normal. Stop comparing apples to oranges

Yes housing will boom - Residential apartment buildings in particular. Do you know how hard it is to get the financing for 1000 room apartment complex's? Yeah lower rates get housing going - creates jobs - induces new spending on furniture, housing supplies, etc - loan refinancing, etc...

Sep 15, 2025 6:57pm

Quoting ww3361

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Inflation is truly out of control. Mission 2.0%: FAILED Central bank impartiality: FAILED Inflation expectations anchored: FAILED Second round effects mitigated: FAILED Global supply chain certainty: FAILED Good luck everyone

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Where have you been living. In Rwanda without access to the news?

Just for clarification: The year to year rate of inflation is 2.5% to 2.7% while the average annual rate of inflation has bee 3.48% over the last 50 years.

You may be surprised to learn that the 2.00% inflation target adopted by our FED and emulated by the central banks world over is not the result of any scientific economic study but it was pulled out of the thin air. Thus, it could be 1.0% or 3.0% just as well.

Furthermore, the low POSITIVE inflation rate is a good thing as it protects us against the dreaded deflation whereby the prices start dropping uncontrollably, producers and retailers are unable to recover their costs and a wave of bankruptcies ensues.

And if you believe, not know, that the inflation and prices are high, then be advised that the historical economic data show the prices of most products are lower than 50 years or 5 years adjusted for inflation
with the exception of housing that is a special case: (a) High demand as Americans have been buying houses left and right frequently overbidding the asking price such as during the recent epidemic and (b) the average house was 1,700 sq. ft. 50 yeras ago in 1975 and it is 2,500 sq. ft. today.

For instance, the average price of meat was $1.80 a pound in 1975. The inflation from 1975 to today has been 520%. This means that a 1975 dollar is worth $6.20 (not just $5.20) today. $1.80 is therefore $11.16 today. But we buy Angus steak for $6.50 to $9.00 a pound, beautiful pork cutlets for $1.50 to $3.50 a pound and chicken drumsticks for as low as 99 cents a pound.

Then you may ask about income. Then you will be surprised to hear that the household income has been rising slightly above the rate of inflation for decades slowly increasing the American standard of living that remains the highest in the world.

Sep 16, 2025 8:36am

Quoting Schultz

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{quote} If prices are rising they are not falling. A bit silly. You forget that CPI is a basket of items. What is with this uncontrolled deflation thing that you are hung up on? You are talking about the case of a depression, a general state, and I think everyone would agree that isn't very nice. But prices can and often do fall in a controlled manner. Two examples - one CPI, one specific. Anecdotal evidence only, but fairly robust examples, without analysis. General prices fell in the US (and possibly the world) for most of the 1800s. A period...

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What is it you are talking about? Europe, with its socialist government, had long term interest rates on larger deposits in the negative territory quite recently!

A little knowledge of economics and the mathematics of inflation would go a long way in understanding this.

"If the prices are rising they are not falling?" This shows a severe lack of understanding of the subject. We have had the cumulative inflation of 520% over the last 50 years since 1975, on the average 3.48% annually. But the upshot is that the household income have risen slightly over 520% thereby rising slowly the American standard of living.

Sep 16, 2025 8:38am

Quoting Trader#D4ED

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There is a tramp in the house itself, that's why he cuts the interest rate, only he will benefit from this

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Whatchu talking about man? Is this economics or just a woo doo economics or nothing like that at all, just the common wisdom of the extreme left?

Sep 16, 2025 5:43pm

Quoting Schultz

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{quote} Strawman fallacy. Also, cut the ad hominem shit. When you point your finger there are three pointing back at you.

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Respectfully, I am not going to engage in a vulgar back and forth.

But I would like to bring to your attention the science of economics, the related method of scientific inquiry and the mathematics of inflation.

Sep 16, 2025 1:49am — Edited

Quoting Eurorally

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{quote} Furthermore, the low POSITIVE inflation rate is a good thing as it protects us against the dreaded deflation whereby the prices start dropping uncontrollably, producers and retailers are unable to recover their costs and a wave of bankruptcies ensues.

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If prices are rising they are not falling. A bit silly.

You forget that CPI is a basket of items.

What is with this uncontrolled deflation thing that you are hung up on? You are talking about the case of a depression, a general state, and I think everyone would agree that isn't very nice.

But prices can and often do fall in a controlled manner.

Two examples - one CPI, one specific. Anecdotal evidence only, but fairly robust examples, without analysis.

General prices fell in the US (and possibly the world) for most of the 1800s. A period of general (relative) prosperity, with the usual blips. Anything to do with computing technology has been mostly falling in price since about forever.

Sep 16, 2025 9:05am

Quoting Eurorally

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{quote} What is it you are talking about? Europe, with its socialist government, had long term interest rates on larger deposits in the negative territory quite recently! A little knowledge of economics and the mathematics of inflation would go a long way in understanding this. "If the prices are rising they are not falling?" This shows a severe lack of understanding of the subject. We have had the cumulative inflation of 520% over the last 50 years since 1975, on the average 3.48% annually. But the upshot is that the household income...

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Strawman fallacy. Also, cut the ad hominem shit. When you point your finger there are three pointing back at you.

max2004

Sep 15, 2025 8:04am

Does the market really care about what this guy says?

Trader#FE2F

Sep 15, 2025 9:04am

If rate cut is smaller than DJT's expectations; "Too Late" will transform to "Too Little"

leila9

Sep 15, 2025 9:49am

Mr President! We are proud of you!. 50 Points cut ahead, for sure!

Trader#C482

Sep 15, 2025 11:02am

So much TDS, it is just sad at this point.

How many trillions in wealth have been created since Trump was elected? Look at stock indexes worldwide on Election Day in November and where those indexes are today.

Yep, the world is completely falling apart with everyone smart enough to be in stocks making lots of money.

Sep 15, 2025 7:55am

We're ramping up...

Sep 15, 2025 8:01am

Housing will soar...

Sep 15, 2025 6:36pm

Quoting Trader#1F68

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{quote} Trump is not right and neither is the Fed. The rates should be north of 10% at least.

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This is not just "unsmart," it is crazy.

Sep 15, 2025 10:43am

I suppose he wants Americans to borrow even more than the average $70,000 that they each already owe.

Sep 15, 2025 1:03pm

Housing will soar? They have been soaring the last 15 years. Median house price today - a bit over $400K.

Median house price at peak in 2007 - $257K.

Blessed-man

Sep 15, 2025 9:31am

I think the POTUS should just double as the FED Chairman and let us have peace

PiipPool

Sep 15, 2025 6:51pm

There would have to be inventory to buy.

PointBreakFX

Sep 15, 2025 10:12am

Unlike Taco - for the FED, their number one fear is losing the hard-won progress against inflation. Therefore, a 50 bps cut is extremely unlikely unless they see a severe economic threat that outweighs the inflation risk.

Powerful insight (diluted by Taco's rage bait): Sometimes, the Fed needs to be inflationary to hit its target. If inflation is running too low, they cut rates to push it up to 2%. The goal is not 0% inflation, it is 2%. The question is whether their action would push inflation above their target?

TheDazman

Sep 15, 2025 8:30am

I'll be pleasantly surprised if the meeting this week is anything other than a non-event. But I think it's unlikely anything unexpected will happen barring a crafty question from the Bloomberg reporter.

Trader#D4ED

Sep 15, 2025 8:33am

There is a tramp in the house itself, that's why he cuts the interest rate, only he will benefit from this

Trader#B47A

Sep 15, 2025 9:12am

Powell!, cut baby baby cut, Now!

Jeremygordon

Sep 15, 2025 9:50am

This is just a scenario between Trump and Powell, this is a sweet story that will not be forgotten, it is very misleading for those who do not know about the gold scenario, the higher the gold, the more profits the USA will reap

Sep 15, 2025 7:57am

hahahaha

Sep 15, 2025 8:40am

Gold maniac again, the bubble is getting so big and it will explode Wednesday.

Trader#AE21

Sep 15, 2025 8:48am

This guy is so shameful that his friends are getting shot and he comes monday morning and manipulate markets to earn some extra bucks… low life orange guy

240z

Sep 15, 2025 11:13am

You Broke it, You Own it, Donnie

Trader#8509

Sep 15, 2025 12:02pm

Look at all of the Fools who take the Bone and just run with it.

This is age old. Nothing new. Wake (not woke) up. You are like lambs to the slaughter. Sheep being Herded by a pack of much Smarter DOGS.

I can lead you to water, but I can't ram your heads in there and make you drink.

Have fun

Drdexter

Sep 15, 2025 12:03pm

Soo which direction for trade is best sell gold or buy gold . Any body guide

Drdexter

Sep 15, 2025 12:04pm

Soo which direction for trade is best sell gold or buy gold

Trader#C65D

Sep 15, 2025 12:09pm

Quoting Trader#8509

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Look at all of the Fools who take the Bone and just run with it. This is age old. Nothing new. Wake (not woke) up. You are like lambs to the slaughter. Sheep being Herded by a pack of much Smarter DOGS. I can lead you to water, but I can't ram your heads in there and make you drink. Have fun

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Go on then mouthpiece. Post your trades , with evidence , so we can be judge and jury of your pompous post .

No !

Thought not .

Trader#C65D

Sep 15, 2025 12:12pm

Quoting Trader#8509

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What really blows my mind is that Trump is clearly.... smarter than many, many people. Too many... if you ask me. It's sad, really.

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Oh ! - I don’t know . I’d say you’re on equal par on the Dumb scale as him .

Maybe , a touch ahead

Trader#8509

Sep 15, 2025 12:36pm

Quoting Trader#C65D

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..a touch ahead (edit: of the curve)

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Did I catch your Stop Loss there somewhere Cowboy?

No need to reply, I know that I already did...

Childish insults like that = I've (we've) already won

It shows that you should probably cashout my friend, go and get a shitkicker of a job. And just accept it. For you are a Classic Text-Book Example of someone who is desperately thirsty. Yet, you just will not, nor will you likely ever.... drink.

The game has not changed in hundreds of years. Since its conception, by people a lot smarter than you and I put together. All you need to do is step outside that head of yours and put in a little EFFORT.

There's no free lunch, but all the coffee you can drink. If it is lunch you seek, go buy it from a YouTuber selling their shitty 5k U$D course.

Or you can DYOR and find it yourself.... for free.

Good luck

Trader#7BE0

Sep 15, 2025 12:45pm

Quoting Trader#8509

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{quote} Did I catch your Stop Loss there somewhere Cowboy? No need to reply, I know that I already did... Childish insults like that = I've (we've) already won It shows that you should probably cashout my friend, go and get a shitkicker of a job. And just accept it. For you are a Classic Text-Book Example of someone who is desperately thirsty. Yet, you just will not, nor will you likely ever.... drink. The game has not changed in hundreds of years. Since its conception, by people a lot smarter than you and I put together. All you need to do is...

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Oh , that old moral equivalence methodology .

Distraction at its best , yet the lowest form of intelligence somewhat .

No trades posted I see . As expected .

I feel like Shakespeare treading the boards , calling out the charlatans. How liberating it is to be free under the hashtag trader pseudonym .

Good luck to you also Sir !

Wichtigster

Sep 15, 2025 1:31pm

its all to make the rich, more richer. he is corrupt and needs to get accounted for it, when he leaves office (if this day will ever come)...

Trader#66AA

Sep 15, 2025 3:41pm

Quoting fx6996

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{quote} The 2008-2009 housing crisis was 100% the responsibility of the Banks and Wall Street getting greedier than normal. Stop comparing apples to oranges Yes housing will boom - Residential apartment buildings in particular. Do you know how hard it is to get the financing for 1000 room apartment complex's? Yeah lower rates get housing going - creates jobs - induces new spending on furniture, housing supplies, etc - loan refinancing, etc...

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They don't think like this.

Trader#A306

Sep 15, 2025 8:38am

After this news everyone should buy a house (or dream about it a bit).

Trader#75DA

Sep 15, 2025 8:52am

wednesday when rates will not be cut - will be bubble collapse

Trader#75DA

Sep 15, 2025 8:54am

-0.25% will be max as it was promisses a few weeks ago

Trader#E418

Sep 15, 2025 10:02am

Good that NOBODY cares
You destroyed US economy inflation was going down And you destroyed 3 years of work to cool down PANDEMIC problems with your stupid tarifs

Trader#8509

Sep 15, 2025 11:54am

Wait a minute... Was that just a... hidden... Buy NASDAQ

JT tip?

{looks at charts}

There, you now have your answer.

That is how the game is played.

Adios amigos

Trader#8509

Sep 15, 2025 12:07pm

What really blows my mind is that Trump is clearly.... smarter than many, many people. Too many... if you ask me.

It's sad, really.

Trader#350A

Sep 15, 2025 1:34pm