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The Fed Just Flinched—And It’s Bad News for Farmers, Housing, and the Dollar
From California’s housing shakeup to collapsing job numbers and inflation hedges soaring, here’s what the latest data reveals about where our economy is really headed.
Economic Ninja
September 11, 2025
Ninja News 9/11/25
September 9, 2025
🚨 The US economy is struggling, with job growth revised down by 911,000 through March, leading people to save, reduce debt, and invest in inflation hedges like gold, silver, and Bitcoin.
📉 The dollar index is falling due to government data manipulation and the Federal Reserve lowering rates, devaluing the currency internationally.
📈 Lowering interest rates will likely cause inflation across various sectors, including the stock market, potentially creating a situation similar to the .com bubble.
🏘️ While median home prices may rise due to inflation, the lower-end tier of home prices is expected to collapse, potentially leading to increased speculation in low-priced properties.
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🏛️ The current administration is accused of planning a controlled demolition of the economy, following the previous administration's efforts to conceal economic issues, including changing the definition of a recession.
September 7, 2025
🏦 The Fed lowering interest rates in response to a negative jobs report is a bad sign for the economy, indicating things are getting worse, as the Fed has never lowered rates during good times.
📉 In 2007, the S&P fell 1.4% on the first negative jobs report, but rallied after the Fed's 50-point basis cut on September 18th, as investors saw rate cuts as a positive sign for borrowing and speculation.
💹 Inflation hedges like gold, silver, and Bitcoin are increasing in value as the dollar loses value when interest rates drop, due to reduced returns on holding dollars.
🔄 The Fed's rate cuts in 2007 were eventually sold off after the second negative jobs report, as investors realized the Fed was lowering rates into a slowing economy.
🚨 The economy is heading for a crash because the Fed's rate cuts signal worsening conditions, not improvement, similar to the 2007 scenario where the S&P fell 50% over the following year.
💼 Investors' initial positive reaction to rate cuts, followed by a realization of underlying economic weakness, demonstrates the complex relationship between monetary policy and market sentiment.
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