Now, the cat going home doesn't mean anything when it comes to what was said. And to talk about the anxiety of changing the Fed chair, it's been 8 years since Powell took office in February 2018, during which the tools that the Fed and the Treasury use to intervene in the market have changed. Given how quickly the market reflects the messages from economic leaders - even tweets - and considering that Warsh is not particularly more hawkish than Powell, I think this is not something to be overly worried about.