I currently have first-hand information from The Federal Reserve and the Freemasons, and it's 100% accurate! There will be no interest rate cuts in May, and the market will face a pullback next week. Trump has been calling for an immediate interest rate cut on social media in recent days, and members of The Federal Reserve Board of Governors have also signaled a potential early cut, which led to my misjudgment at the end of April. During this time, I have been directionless because I predicted an interest rate cut in the second half of the year, around June and July. Suddenly, they are exaggerating the information about an early interest rate cut, leaving me indecisive. Last night, I asked a fren who has connections with The Federal Reserve and senior members of the Illuminati, and he told me that there will definitely be no interest rate cut in May. This wave is a favourable information bull trap during the holiday, and there will be no interest rate cut on May 8.



If there is no interest rate cut in May, the market may experience a pullback in May, and in severe cases, a circuit breaker in the US stock market. With this information, I am even more convinced of the market trend. If there is still a circuit breaker in the US stock market in May, it is highly probable that there will be an interest rate cut in June or July, which still points to a recovery with interest rate cuts in the second half of the year, followed by interest rate hikes at the end of the year or early next year, bringing the United States into an economic depression era. The conspiracy group and Trump will fight to the death.
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