Thoughtful Money with Adam Taggart · Wednesday, September 2, 2026
Adam Taggart suggests that Federal Reserve candidate Kevin Warsh's approach, if appointed, could signal a significant shift towards a less interventionist Fed. Taggart notes that Warsh aims to restore market integrity and believes markets should react to signals, not the other way around.
“Right? And as you know, for, you know, decades now, uh, the Fed has been one of the chief culprits in placing its thumb on the scale by all the interventions it's done. And Warsh and I, I agree with him on this. He said, look, you know, we should be reacting to the market signal. The market shouldn't be reacting to us.”
“The market is a much more efficient machine and therefore, uh, we're we really want to understand what that machine thinks.”
“Um, and he shared online, so I'm sure he's not uncomfortable with me sharing it. But he's 86, you know, he's not got a lot of Fed chairs.”