To The Moon

Wall Street traders and investors are bracing for key inflation data and looking for clues on the outlook for interest rates from the data and comments from Federal Reserve officials.Earlier, U.S. stocks edged lower after the Commerce Department's Bureau of Economic Analysis revised fourth-quarter GDP growth to a 3.2 percent annual rate, down slightly from the first estimate of 3.3 percent. The revision largely reflected a downward revision to inventory investment, which masked strong household spending and investment growth.Traders now expect the Fed to cut rates by about 80 basis points by the end of the year, equivalent to three rate cuts this year, almost in line with the expectations officials gave in December, but below the nearly 150 basis points market expectations in early Februar