No end in sight.
Another 75 basis point increase today. Raising rates during a recession, what a stupid idea. The FED has created the perfect storm.
No end in sight.
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Another 75 basis point increase today. Raising rates during a recession, what a stupid idea. The FED has created the perfect storm.
What's crazy is that during Carters administration with record inflation and $4 gas with 55mph mandatory speed limits on interstates and 18% interest on home loans, the CD's were paying 10% or better. Savings accounts at banks were paying 12% and you got toasters, blankets, etc if you deposited xxx amount of dollars into your savings account.Pretty good rate for a savings account! To get 1.05apy at CFCU you’ve got to lock your money into a 4 year CD.
I have a HYSA with Cap1 and Discover and saw Discover is paying 1.1% as of this morning.
I'm far and away not the best at understanding the market but if costs to borrow increased with the rate hike and another likely coming in 2 months, why did the market go up? Is it just the big 5 having good results driving it up? Did Pelosi's husband make another big purchase?Markets loved the rate increase.
Futures up as well.
You can’t out guess the markets.
Yeah, the market doesn't always do what everyone expects, and it's entirely possible it will go up for a couple or three days, then start dropping again. That COULD be for reasons besides the fed raising rates, it's possible that enough people just saw some bargains.I'm far and away not the best at understanding the market but if costs to borrow increased with the rate hike and another likely coming in 2 months, why did the market go up? Is it just the big 5 having good results driving it up? Did Pelosi's husband make another big purchase?
With a recession here or right around the corner, last thing I thought was the market starting to heat back up so soon. I think there'll be another downturn or at least hoping since I still have a fair amount of $ on the sidelines.
Just make sure that the cd can be adjusted up. I know some institutions let you bump the rate up.
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