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4 thoughts on “And Now, The Fed

  1. I sure wish they wouldn’t cut next week. Not necessary. Rates will keep falling a bit anyway so rest and see what happens. Doctors have been trying to get my blood pressure to go down for 25 years. My medicine has kept my numbers steady for 20 years. Trouble is the medicine caused my feet and hands to swell. Four months ago, without telling my doc I just quit taking the meds. A month later at my physical lo and behold, my bp is normal. It still is and no more swollen anything. For what seems like forever, the Fed couldn’t raise inflation to their 2% target no matter what they did then we got a visit from da boogie man and whoops 5%+. So we raised rates and dat boogie man starts to shrink. Now we’re stuck at 3%. How about that? The median is the target. Time to give up the meds and watch for a while. (Now all my shoes are too big.)

    1. I love this story.
      I resist going to the doctor for anything except something terrible-and even the last time I went in to see a doctor; in hindsight sight, I regretted going. I also made the decision to stop some medications for my 91 year old dad (with diminished cognitive abilities) that were stressing him out when he had to go in to get shots, every 2weeks. Six months later, he is fine.
      I am a big fan of Michael Pollan (“Eat food. Not too much. Mostly plants”).

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