The Fed chief is playing it too cautious when steering a $30 trillion powerhouse. We've got the economic fundamentals firing on all cylinders—strong growth, solid employment numbers, no major crisis looming. Yet the approach keeps defaulting to defensive posture, as if disaster is around the corner. That hesitancy creates unnecessary uncertainty in the market. What we really need is confidence-led policy that matches the actual strength of the economy, not one that's constantly bracing for impact that isn't materializing.