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Everyone watched the Fed today and saw "no cuts" or a dot plot that looked "hawkish" They're missing what actually happened. Kevin Warsh just quietly announced he doesn't care about dot plots & he'll rebuild entire FED for an AI economy, while measuring inflation differently.

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This is the best clip on how Kevin Warsh taking over as Fed Chair might impact rates For the first time we'lll have real-time inflation data instead of legacy method of just surveying 8,000 ppl When the Fed starts using Ai & new data do you think the real inflation number is higher or lower than the official numbers today? And how does that impact cuts or hikes... That's the real variable to solve for. New era for the fed.

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