Trish Regan
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ASSET PRICES RISE as Fed Chair Powell Declares "The Time Has Come"
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August 26, 2024
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5:34Now PlayingTrish Regan and Rob Hordon, Co-Founders of 76research, discuss the Federal Reserve's recent pivot with Chairman Jerome Powell announcing at Jackson Hole that "the time has come for policy to adjust." With the labor market seemingly starting to crack after an extended phase of restrictive policy, interest rate cuts are on the way. Asset prices, from stocks to gold, are already advancing.
The Fed has been a key pillar within a financial and economic system that has for decades steadfastly protected the interest of asset owners. The Fed's most recent pivot underscores the need for a long-term commitment to stocks... in other words, "Don't Fight the Fed."
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