Skanda Amarnath, Employ America executive director, EJ Antoni, research fellow at The Heritage Foundation, and CNBC’s Rick Santelli and Steve Liesman join ‘Squawk Box’ to react to January’s CPI data.

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  1. I like the last guy talking common sense, rather than the first guy who thinks he can convince us that he knows what he's doing in financial markets, by wearing a gold tie and matching hanky in his blazer pocket.

  2. The wisest thought that is in everyone's minds today is to invest in different income flows that do not depend on the government, especially with the current economic crisis around the world. This is still a good time to invest and trade in gold, stock and digital currencies. C. Kevin insights and charts are productive.

  3. So the FED is trying to fight inflation but also funding it by trying to keep banks from failing because they’re sitting on over 500 billion dollars of unrealized losses. Not to mention they look at the same data everyone else looks at which is possibly months behind.

  4. People really need to get passed this interest rate crap – especially Wall Street. First off, these people are NOT experts. If they were, they would have been screaming bloody murder a loooooooooooooooooooooooooong time ago. Second, and more important: The only 'expert' on interest rates that matters right now is Powell and the Fed. And he's already made it clear how the raising and lowering of interest rates is going to take place – Wall Street is not invited.

  5. Given reduced inflation signals and as the Federal Reserve has halted rate hikes, what are the best additions for a $500K portfolio to enhance the overall performance of my portfolio this year

  6. Being green, high energy price, more regulations are not bringing lower price. The CPI seems credible and causes concern, not only on earning which is a lagging indicator but also on real time daily pricing pressure perceived by consumers.

  7. everybody wants 0% interest….FED will not lowering interest rates until something begins to break….stock market going to the moon is only going to raise the CPI and inflation….grandma and grandpa's 401k is up…they are going to buy more stuff…

  8. I'm considering a review of my $600K portfolio allocations, particularly in light of the latest CPI report. I'm diversifying into the trending tech stocks and renewable energy. They seem promising but i'm not so sure

  9. $50,000 a year trading was a dream, Then it became $50,000 month, Today, I can make $50,000 a day, what happened when you strive to be 1% better everyday & never stop focusing on your skills

  10. Well the latest CPI report reinforced a potential end to the interest-rate hikes that have hurt growth for over the past year, making a soft landing scenario more likely for the US economy. Recently sold 30% of my $500k portfolio comprising of plummeting stocks, quite devastating!

  11. Rich are getting richer.. poor are getting poor. Why the out of touch interviews(they all rich). Feds cant print anymore. Poor are not getting higher wages so deflation wont be stopped only way to fix economy is a reset. The fed wont be able to stop this deflation, wont be enough printing presses to print fast enough. Mellinials and Genz start giving up completely. World War 3 begins, American Revolution Begins. Bleak outlook

  12. Market highs can sometimes be followed by corrections, but predicting the timing and extent of it is challenging. I've heard some analysts talk about a 'massive' correction. It makes me wonder if it's time to adjust my $2M portfolios or maybe even consider some defensive investments.

  13. Just thought of the perfect meme ——> a montage of MSM financial talking heads overlayed with images of the upcoming societal, currency and economic collapse of America, cities burning, violence everywhere, while 'War Pigs' by Black Sabbath plays in the background, while these guys keeping talking about '4% bond yields' and the 'Feds next move". Keep prepping peeps.

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