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TLT and 
SPY have experienced significant declines at the open today , with the latter signaling a market shift away from a Keynesian economy—dependent on government spending that favors a handful of well-connected corporations—toward an Adam Smith-inspired liberal economy guided by the invisible hand. Could this transition, amid all the talk of tariffs, potentially drive inflation? The future direction of TLT will hinge on how these new policies are implemented, particularly given that $2.2 trillion from the Fed’s 2020–2022 quantitative easing still lingers in the system. Pushing for interest rate cuts at this stage would certainly be a hasty move. Today’s rejection of technical resistance at $94.86 speaks volumes
TLT and SPY have experienced significant declines at the open today , with the latter signaling a market shift away from a Keynesian economy—dependent on government spending that favors a handful of well-connected corporations—toward an Adam Smith-inspired liberal economy guided by the invisible hand. Could this transition, amid all the talk of tariffs, potentially drive inflation? The future direction of TLT will hinge on how these new policies are implemented, particularly given that $2.2 trillion from the Fed’s 2020–2022 quantitative easing still lingers in the system. Pushing for interest rate cuts at this stage would certainly be a hasty move. Today’s rejection of technical resistance at $94.86 speaks volumes
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