EDIT: can someone explain why this is being downvoted? I made this comment when there were zero other comments on HN, so I meant no offense to this community. It was just crickets on the HN thread, so I wondered where else there might be active/informed discussion.
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https://twitter.com/UrbanKaoboy
https://twitter.com/PeterZeihan
https://twitter.com/EPBResearch
https://twitter.com/JavierBlas
https://twitter.com/LastBearStandng
among others. You'll at least be exposed to a lot of terminology that you can then dive into with sites like Investopedia. I'll caution you not to rush out and start trading based on what you see. If you want to trade, that's a skillset that needs to be honed over time(learning to be unemotional, set limits, choose position sizes, etc).
Just read the Fed directly. Its not too difficult. The Press Release (started at 2:30pm) will also be relatively straight forward IMO.
:D We're a bit too myopic and self-congratulatory if we even try to compare.
Smart talk on this topic is valuable. Monetary forums are in person, to preserve privacy, and when distributed by newsletter, expensive.
Reading the Fed's thoughts directly, and maybe following some well-regarded economists, is the best one can do as a nonprofessional. (I'd argue it's at par with most professionals, too.)
Definitely not a perfect source, but I find it helpful at least.
Good breakdown of facts. Only slightly biased towards pro-raising-rates but relatively balanced IMO
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