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Needless to say I am disappointed with yesterday's FOMC decision. Since I am currently afflicted with FDFS*, I will outsource discussion of my disappointment to Ryan Avent and Scott Summer.
*FDFS = Fed Disappointment Fatigue Syndrome.
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