#PowellRemarks Powell kept interest rates unchanged, but warned of the possibility of lowering them twice this year if economic data allows. He claimed that new tariffs would raise inflation, saying, "Someone has to pay for it." Who do you think that person will be? That's right: the consumer.

Wall Street reacted calmly, but the message was clear: the path to reductions will be slow and dependent on data, not promises. Meanwhile, Trump returned to the attack, insisting that he will significantly improve his performance.

My question is clear: Is Powell protecting the economy or postponing the inevitable? Is this "cautious" approach stemming from "reasonableness" or from fear?

Many traders follow charts only, but Powell's words move the market more than any candlestick. Are you trading with an integrated strategy or just reacting?

Let's move on to the discussion: Will you act now, waiting for a policy change... or will you wait until you see?