What we saw and heard today from the orange-colored president of the USA, about his call to lower interest rates were not improvised words; it was pure social engineering at the highest level. When a president says: "The US should have the lowest interest rates on the planet," he creates the optimal conditions for a soft landing ahead of a rate cut. I told you that the third indicator of an economic recession was a rate cut, and today, in a single sentence, they managed to dismantle that third indicator by generating in the US population what is known as the "Overton Window." The phrase "The US should have the lowest interest rates on the planet" was not the product of improvisation or the emotion of the moment; believe me, everything is coldly calculated through social engineering and narrative design. By publicly launching the president’s orange-colored claim that "The US should have the lowest interest rates on the planet," Donald Trump activated a very precise mass psychological phenomenon that changes the playing order for the Fed, so everything is moving very fast. Draw your own conclusions: a rate cut with a soft landing is a bullish catalyst. And I’m not contradicting myself; my job is to generate hypotheses capable of guiding retail investors, and this was a move I didn’t expect. We’ll see whether it’s coordinated with a majority in the Fed’s votes and whether it surprises everyone with a cut that nobody is betting on—saved a few Cambridge professors and a couple of firms. We’ll know soon. Stay alert!

Giorgio Sferraza