“A prudent speculator never argues with the tape. Markets are never wrong, opinions are.” – Jesse Livermore The neutral rate of interest is a theoretical barometer of where economists believe interest rates need to be so that monetary policy is neither restrictive nor expansionary. The rate is dynamic in nature due to it being an estimate based on a range of economic and financial factors. It is also not a metric that is typically quoted by financial mediums as it can vary substantially based...