Jesse Felder: The Fed Wants A Market Correction (But Risks Creating A Crash Instead)
By tapering and then raising interest rates, is it possible the Federal Reserve is intentionally trying to cause a market correction?
Macro analyst Jesse Felder thinks so, as it needs to start taming both the asset bubble and inflation monsters it has created.
Felder suspects though that this will be more difficult than the Fed thinks, and things could get out of hand — leading to a full blown market crash and possibly a recession.
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