When the U.S. Treasury Secretary openly says the Fed went too far — that’s a signal the market cannot ignore. Chris Bessent just confirmed what many suspected: the era of tight monetary policy is ending, and a new cycle is beginning.
🔑 What Bessent Said:
- Fed mistake. Rates stayed too high for too long.
- Pivot incoming. He called for 100–150 bps in cuts.
- Powell’s weakness. No target, softer rhetoric — signs of retreat.
- Labor market cracks. Data revisions show the “jobs boom” was overstated.
- Artificial Intelligence. Treasury is preparing a plan for workers at risk of being replaced by tech.
- Geopolitics. New rounds of U.S.–China talks are set for October/November, while shutdown risk looms next week.
📊 Why It Matters for Investors
- Bonds. U.S. yields likely to roll over — time to position early.
- Dollar. Easing = weaker USD, stronger gold & Bitcoin.
- Equities. Liquidity flows back: tech, AI, and growth stocks benefit.
- Crypto. Historically, Bitcoin rallies when the Fed eases.
- Macro. AI + monetary easing + renewed U.S.–China talks = a perfect storm for capital rotation.
đź’¬ Bottom line:
The U.S. just admitted the obvious — “higher for longer” has failed.
We are entering a new liquidity cycle. For investors, this is the window: position before the wave hits.
With experience and realism,
George Zimmerman
Your broker & market partner






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