Stocks really fell hard this afternoon after the PPI numbers came out and the fed stated that inflation is still an issue and we need higher interest rate increases next month. Hinting that we need 50 more basis points when the next rate hike comes. Watch as Paul from Everything Money reacts to the stock market falling and provides you a calm reminder to not worry in the short term.
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