Cutting rates could be a mistake unless the goal is to postpone a crash by creating an inflationary bear market.

🔶 Market decline, but no crash: Lower rates would prevent a crash, but commodity speculation could inflate prices.

🔶 This is similar to how the Fed postponed market crashes in 2000 and 2007, which ultimately worsened the recessions.

🔶 Inflationary bear markets: Cutting rates can lead to slow market declines due to inflation rather than a sharp crash.

🔶 Delaying the inevitable crash could result in deeper economic problems in the future.

This approach may seem to buy time, but it risks making the eventual downturn far worse.