My commute to the office, if you can call it a commute, is about one and a half miles. Total drive time is about 7 to 8 minutes. Often, I will listen to some smooth jazz or something similar, or just have the windows down and feel a warm breeze. This morning's ride in was a little different. I cannot explain how, but when I turned on my truck, my satellite radio came on to CNBC and the morning "talking heads." For some reason, I didn't instantly change the channel but rather I was lulled into the siren's song and found myself paying attention to the conversation already in progress. The gist of the story was rising prices and inflation and what the Federal Reserve has been saying regarding this subject. The debate was going something like this: "Is this recent rise in prices and increase in inflation going to continue or is it transitory?" That is when I heard the guest say likely one of the most insightful comments I have ever heard on the 24/7 financial "news" when asked about the subject of inflation and its trajectory: "That's hard to say." It could be easy to miss and [...]The post That's Hard To Say appeared first on Doyle Wealth Management.