Don't Fight the Fed (or Treasury): How to Play the Upcoming Volatility

Key Advisors | The Common Sense Bull
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2026年09月02日
In this NYSE Live interview on Cheddar, aired on 8/31/26, Eddie Ghabour breaks down why upcoming Federal Reserve policy moves and inflation pressures could trigger market volatility in September and October, creating key buying opportunities ahead of year-end.

Key Takeaways:

- Fed Tightening in September: Eddie warns investors to prepare for potential Federal Reserve tightening, driven by an accelerating inflation report and signals from the bond market.
- Projected Market Correction: Expect a healthy market recalibration with a potential 5% to 7% pullback in the S&P 500 and up to a 10% correction in the Nasdaq.
- Primary Inflation Drivers: A combination of elevated energy prices and massive capital expenditure buildouts for AI data centers are fueling persistent inflation.
- Bonds Over Labor: Although the labor market remains resilient, bond yields and price trends hold far more weight in driving economic activity and Fed policy decisions.
- Impact of Treasury Actions: Treasury intervention aimed at maintaining market liquidity ultimately supports risk assets, making short-term dips attractive entry points for investors.

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