Could another Rate Cut Actually Spike Mortgage Rates? Find Out!

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[fasom]

There is a huge lag between when rate cuts are implemented and the effects are actually felt. Not only that, but rate cuts themselves always happen based on lagging indicators, such as unemployment (unemployment data always lags hiring data since businesses stop hiring before they start firing). This is why rate cuts have almost never successfully prevented a recession. We saw it in '08. The yield curve uninverted, the fed cut rates, the markets surged for a bit based on false hope and reality set in soon after as the bad unemployment data caught up to the bad hiring data and it was armageddon from there. Anyone feeling the impact of these economic shifts should consider Crypto long-term trading strategies to protect their assets. My advice to anyone feeling the heat in this inflation, just trade long term more than ever, I have made over 720k from day trading with Seren Wintersun’s in few weeks, this is one of the best medium to backup your assets incase it goes bearish..

[dhans]

It was the Boeing machinists who went on strike, not GM. Second time I've heard this so had to comment. Strike seems over as they agreed to a 35% wage increase over the next 4 years, which is huge

[melodyn]

So will mortgage rate increase or drop?

[danajajai]

Hi Dan,

I'm currently in the process of purchasing a home on a VA loan and I'm trying to decide when to lock in my mortgage rate. My loan officer called me yesterday and recommended I lock in soon, but I'm hesitant because I missed a better rate two weeks ago and now I have to bring more cash to close.

Given the current market trends, do you think it might be worth waiting another day or two (maybe until Friday or even Monday) before locking in, or should I go ahead and lock in now? I'd really appreciate your thoughts on this. Thanks!

[ashishvanapamala]

What is actually driving them if not fed cuts what will bring them down

[xrayded]

The problem is supply now it’s always been that problem.. when you keep the cattle in the gates for a long time some of them get out when the get open that when all hell breaks loose so what they are doing is opening the gates slow as possible that’s my conclusion that’s what they are doing so it will be a while tell it goes down! I been saying this for a while!

[shouse]

fed should have never let up back in September, they eased the pain but let inflation still linger and offshoot is wage increases which adds to inflation....

[savikx]

One more cut will boost mortgage rate because of the bond markets fear the inflation

[radzer]

Leaving the rates around 5% is what should be the minimum. Leave it alone and things will work out over time. Flush out the companies that cant survive without low interest loans. We need stuff to happen to get peoples spending into check. Debt needs to go down across the board even if it gives us a hard couple of years overall. Stop the handouts. Work for what you want. Alot of the spending people dont need to do that money is leaving the country anyways to outside the country companies.