Supercore Inflation Would Be A Great Name For A Band

Dead Man's Curve is the nickname for a portion of SR-826 where it shifts from 826W to 826S. It's a slow, wide curve, but very dangerous because if an accident happened, you wouldn't see it in time.

• Sticky Price Inflation index rises for the first time since December 2022, no turning back now.

• Jared Blikre warns of the Fed risking a repeat of the inflation lessons from the 1970s, except now there's no way to solve it even if they actually wanted to.

• Concerns arise about a potential clog in the plumbing of the SOFR market around Tax Day on April 15, volume already passed in $1.9 trillion again.

We're rounding the corner where it is about to become obvious to the public that if the Fed hikes, prices rise, and if the Fed cuts, prices rise anyway. So long as there is any level of confidence that the Fed can "do something" even theoretically, people hold on to their dollars for some amount of time, trusting the central bank. But when they suddenly realize the Fed can't do $#!+ even if they wanted to, they will dump their dollar gold derivatives all at the same time.

GenZ will dump them for tote bags, puberty blockers and bottom surgeries. The poor but sane will dump them for food and energy. Those who are very late to the game and who we've been berating for 20 years but they haven't listened to us, will dump them for real money. Bitcoiners will likely have collective heart attacks and they won't be able to do anything because they'll be frozen between panic and religion. And we, the stackers, will do pretty much nothing, because we already have enough money, hopefully.

Sticky Price Inflation Heads Back Up