Fed has to deal with the rest of the population, not just industrial cues.Thanks for correcting. Yes, I think Elon is implying (and has been hinting at this for a while) that he is beginning to see significant input cost declines, and that the fed is at risk of making a policy mistake by hiking rates too much.
Certainly the fed has a lot of data, but we see how well they used that data when making the decisions that got us here. I think I'll side with the guy who is building out businesses and industries that exceed many of the worlds nation's GDP than the federal reserve.
Problem we have right now is spiking rents and lack of housing, a shortage with its seeds going back to the Great Recession. We need more housing for that to really relent. The Fed is raising rates, which discourages new housing. A real conundrum for the policy makers in the end.
Another real issue to consider short term is the impending rail strike. Want to see some short term energy price spikes? Hope this does not happen.
And then of course we have the typhoon bearing down on Shanghai. Let’s see how Tesla prepared for it.