OPENING THESIS
Friday's soft CPI has the rate cut crowd celebrating. But here's what they're not telling you: while Main Street shoulders $264 billion in tariff costs, the establishment is positioning for the biggest wealth transfer since 2008. Trump's promising $2,000 "tariff checks" by mid-2026, but the Supreme Court might kill the revenue source first.
SITUATION REPORT
The India tariff withdrawal just dropped. Trump's backing down on the 25% levy after Modi agreed to stop buying Russian oil. Smart move geopolitically, but it exposes the whole tariff theater: when push comes to shove, deals get made behind closed doors while you foot the bill.
New York Fed data is brutal: Americans paid 90% of that $264 billion tab in 2025. That's $1,000 per household last year, $1,300 more coming in 2026. The "other countries will pay" promise? Pure fantasy. You're the piggy bank.
Patriot Signal: When politicians promise foreign countries will pay, check your wallet. It's always empty afterward. | | | | THE REAL STORY | The soft CPI isn't economic victory—it's the setup. With inflation "under control," the Fed can cut rates just as tariff revenues hit $171 billion this year. That's the largest tax hike since Clinton's 1993 squeeze, but they're calling it "trade policy."
Here's the play: cheap money floods back into assets while your purchasing power gets tariffed away. The wealth gap isn't a bug—it's the feature.
Patriot Signal: Soft CPI + tariff taxes = hidden inflation transfer from your grocery bill to their portfolio.
FOLLOW THE MONEY
Wall Street's positioning tells the story. While you debate whether tariffs work, they're front-running the $450 billion Trump wants to send back as checks. Money printer goes brrr, deficit explodes, and guess who owns the assets that inflate?
The Supreme Court case matters more than any Fed meeting. Kill the tariff revenue, kill the checks. But the real winner? Whoever's positioned for the inevitable monetary response when fiscal policy hits the wall.
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| | WHAT THEY WON'T TELL YOU | The India flip reveals the whole game. Modi gets his oil deal, Trump gets his "win," and energy markets stay rigged. Russian crude still flows, just through different pipes. The American consumer? Still paying premium prices while the commodity trading houses laugh to the bank.
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| | THE BOTTOM LINE | Friday's CPI was soft, but your bills aren't. The tariff game is the biggest wealth extraction scheme since TARP, dressed up as America First policy. While you debate trade wars, they're winning the money war.
The $2,000 checks? They'll come. Right when inflation roars back and your purchasing power gets halved. That's not economic policy—that's planned obsolescence of the middle class.
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