Anthony Pompliano

It's under 1%.

And she was like, well, it's BLS.

And I was like, BLS stands for bullshit.

It's two different things.

So Truflation now, for those that don't know, Truflation, the data came out that it has a 97% correlation of the CPI with a one-month lag.

So if you look at what Truflation says with 97% correlation, a month later, you'll know what CPI is going to say.

Well, right now, Truflation is below 1%.

Every single day so far in 2026, inflation, according to true inflation, has been below 2%.

There's not been one day where it's been over 2%.

So when you look at the 97% correlation, given where true inflation is, one month lag, in the next 60 days or so, it is believed that the CPI metric could go as low as 1%.

So it was at 2.7.

Now it's at 2.4.

It could go to 1%.

Let's see.

If that correlation holds, there's going to be a lot of people who are very interested in true inflation.

The second thing, which is the prediction markets, the Federal Reserve.

This is not like some crackpot blog website.

This is the Federal Reserve.

It isn't right all the time, but still, they put out a post, and they called it the Kaoshi and the Macro Market.

Yep.