The fact that the FED will start to update the printer from 2021 settings into 2025 settings, doesn't mean that this will have an immediate impact in the markets.No, these things take time.#Bitcoin has been going down after every FOMC meeting for this year, and that's primarily just to flush out longs in long liquidations.These moves, straight after the FOMC meeting, are usually price moves to trap everyone and I wouldn't put too much value into them.The actual move on the markets and the direction should c ...

My colleagues and I remain squarely focused on achieving our dual mandate goals of maximum employment and stable prices for the benefit of the American people. The Federal Reserve says they're fighting inflation. They say they are committed to a 2% target and that they're well positioned to wait and see.But the charts tell a very different story. While everyone is distracted by the quarter point rate cut and the drama of the dissenting votes, we're staring down the barrel of a massive liquidity injection in ...

There's a gap in price action between the Nasdaq and $BTC.Both of them, in tandem, have gone down after the FOMC meeting to be liquidating some of the late longers.That's fine.The current case is that the Nasdaq has inversed that entire move and is back 25700.$BTC, however, is still down $2,500-3,000 from that point.My assumption is that we'll be seeing a quick run back upwards on Bitcoin after US Open, either today or tomorrow. ...

So, you're saying next year bull market. >> We may be seeing a super super cycle. So, we'll see.Yeah, >> obviously expect volatility, but there's a lot of reason to think we're in a short-term uptrend and obviously there's the long-term uptrend. But regarding the short term, this is a great move for Bitcoin. What we're seeing, it's still following the bullish scenario in which the breakout above 92K might be a signal.Strong data coming out of the US on the labor market data. And since then, prices have been ...

RT Naga Avan-Nomayo (@JeSuisNaga)Will Bitcoin and crypto see a "Santa Rally" this holiday?Probably not, according to the analysts.U.S. spot #Bitcoin ETFs drew $224M in net inflows, but price still buckled post-FOMC.BTC touched $94.5k, then reversed to $90k as the tone from Fed Chair Jerome Powell leaned hawkish.Seven of eight Fed meetings this year have ended with BTC dropping.Bottom line: the macro overhang is still very much present.Full breakdown on The Block (link below) ...

That's why the $91.8K level is such an important level for #Bitcoin.It lost the level after the FOMC meeting and, that caused a market wide correction.Time to have fear?Maybe, but not yet.The markets are still making higher lows, which clearly presents a case of upwards trending markets on the lower timeframes.I wouldn't be surprised if Bitcoin climbs back to the resistance at $91.8K and breaks it this time.Some interesting things to note:- Losing the low at $89.5K will trigger more downside to potentially ...

🇺🇸 For the third consecutive FOMC meeting, US interest rates have been cut by 25bps. Initially, retail enjoyed some nice gains from the news. But as always, when euphoria hit, the FOMO burned many. We take a look at what it all means. 👇https://t.co/AHCTWTao0A https://t.co/6tf6SxF8In ...

Fed's Monetary Policy Stance - The market interprets the Fed's recent moves as dovish, suggesting potential future rate cuts, though possibly not in January or March [2] - The Fed's decision to buy T-bills is viewed as a dovish signal [2] - Some analysts believe the Fed is trying to prevent a potential crisis by injecting liquidity [4] - The market initially reacted to the news with a sell-off in miners, but then reversed course, anticipating a rise in gold prices due to potential QE [5] - The Fed is committed to a 2% inflation target [13] - The Fed was influenced by the Employment Cost Index (ECI), which showed wage growth at 35% [15] Market Reactions and Expectations - The bond market's reaction to the Fed's moves was less pronounced than expected, with two-year Treasury yields down by 0007% to 0008% [3] - Small caps finished at all-time highs [11] - The market closed up 0070% intraday [11] - The market anticipates a Santa Claus rally [13]

Inflation & Labor Market - The FOMC unanimously acknowledges that inflation is excessively high and requires reduction, while also recognizing the softening labor market and associated risks [1] - Persistent tension exists between the dual mandates, influencing decision-making processes [2] FOMC Discussions & Decisions - Discussions within the FOMC are thorough and respectful, despite differing viewpoints [3] - A decision was reached with broad support (9 out of 12), indicating a less unified consensus compared to typical situations [3] Monetary Policy & Economic Outlook - The effects of the previous 75 basis points rate cut are yet to be fully realized [4] - The committee is positioned to observe the economy's evolution before making further decisions [4] Data Assessment - Caution is advised when assessing household survey data due to technical issues in data collection, potentially leading to distortions [5][6] - Data collected in October and half of November may be unreliable due to disruptions in data collection [6]

Monetary Policy Stance - The decision to cut was divided, with two official dissents and soft dissents from four others, indicating internal disagreement on the appropriate policy path [1] - The FOMC generally agrees that inflation is too high and the labor market has softened, but they differ on how to weigh these risks and what their forecasts indicate [2][3] - The committee believes it is well-positioned to wait and see how the economy evolves, especially considering the effects of the previous 75 basis points cut are still unfolding [5] - The committee made a decision with nine out of 12 supporting it, showing fairly broad support [4] Data Assessment - The committee will need to carefully assess household survey data, as data collection in October and half of November may have been distorted due to technical reasons [6][7] - The committee expects to receive a lot of December data by the January meeting, but will scrutinize CPI and household survey data for potential distortions [7][8] Internal Discussions and Communication - The discussions within the FOMC are considered thoughtful and respectful, even with strong views and disagreements [3][9] - The dissents are not seen as counterproductive, but rather as a reflection of the complicated economic situation [8][9] - Many outside analysts agree that a case can be made for either side, highlighting the challenging nature of the current economic environment [9] Economic Outlook and Challenges - A large number of participants agree that risks are to the upside for both unemployment and inflation, creating a challenging situation for monetary policy [10] - The committee faces the challenge of balancing competing risks with a single policy tool, making decisions about the pace and size of moves [10][11]