Group 1 - David Zervos, Chief Market Strategist at Jefferies, criticizes the Federal Reserve for being "seriously behind" in monetary policy adjustments and calls for immediate large-scale interest rate cuts to address potential economic slowdown risks [1][2] - Zervos emphasizes that the current monetary policy is overly tight and needs aggressive easing to support the labor market and stimulate economic growth, despite the Producer Price Index (PPI) rising to 3.3% year-on-year in July [1][2] - He suggests that a reduction of 200 basis points in interest rates is acceptable, considering the long-term deflationary effects of artificial intelligence and technological advancements [1][2] Group 2 - Zervos warns that continued delays by the Federal Reserve could lead to significant deterioration in the job market, predicting that timely monetary easing could create an additional 1 million jobs within a year [2] - He advocates for the inclusion of more professionals who truly understand market operations in the Federal Reserve's decision-making process [2] - The market currently anticipates a rate cut in September, with a preference for a moderate adjustment of 25 basis points, while Zervos and other advocates for aggressive easing are intensifying the focus on this policy shift [2]