My question is this—could this erosion of forward commitment increase long-term inflation expectations, making it costlier for the Fed to restore credibility once it finally tightens again? In such a scenario, what tools (e.g., explicit average targets, communications discipline, yield curve control) might the Fed realistically deploy to rebuild trust and anchor inflation expectations?

Insightful piece — you've captured a critical inflection point in policy framework. The removal of the ‘make-up’ commitment from FAIT indeed undermines credibility: that one-for-one reassurance that past inflation overshoots would be corrected later. Without it, the Fed’s flexible average targeting feels more like reactive discretion than a firm anchor.

We can all join a Buffett club. But I like your idea too!

This company really impresses me. Not just the entire concept but the potential seems limitless. This is a major problem, worldwide that needs a solution, and this may be it. Bullish on $SNES.

What is up with this? Every support and resistance level is a $50 increment.

Great read.

How can you say overvalued when I have a long tern price projection of $1200 a share.

This might be worth a read.  From Fox News:

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Let it go, markets rightfully so sold off Monday, long overdue, rest assured we ain't seen nothing yet 😈 $dia $qqq $spy 🐻❤ 

Hmm, an article about how to multiply by 3. Very helpful!