The anticipated meeting between president Trump and Janet Yellen has concluded, and according to Fox News, it lasted no more than 30 minutes, running from 2:00PM to 2:30PM, or barely enough for Trump to stop patting himself on the back about the yuuge Dow Jones rally under his presidency.

#BreakingNews WH official tells me Janet Yellen's meeting with @realDonaldTrump has just come to an end. More to come. — Brian Schwartz (@schwartzbFBN) October 19, 2017

#BreakingNews WH official tells me the meeting with Yellen and Trump started at 2:00 pm and went to about 2:30. — Brian Schwartz (@schwartzbFBN) October 19, 2017

And to think it was a just over a year ago that Trump was bashing Yellen for creating a stock bubble with the help of low rates, shortly after urging his fans to sell their stocks.

As a reminder, last September, Trump said that "keeping the rates artificially low so the economy doesn't go down so that Obama can say that he did a good job. They're keeping the rates artificially low so that Obama can go out and play golf in January and say that he did a good job. It's a very false economy. We have a bad economy, everybody understands that but it's a false economy. The only reason the rates are low is so that he can leave office and he can say, 'See I told you.'

Which in light of recent Trump tweets is... ironic.

The White House's statement on the meeting was brief, and according to Fox Business reporter Brian Schwartz, "[Trump] expressed in past that he’s looking at renominating Yellen. Meeting was structured just the same as other candidates”

WH source: “He’s expressed in past that he’s looking at renominating Yellen. Meeting was structured just the same as other candidates” — Brian Schwartz (@schwartzbFBN) October 19, 2017

Still, judging by the online betting market, Yellen's odds have improved and the Fed Chair is back to second place, behind Powell, who has emerged as the online community's favorite candidate by a wide margin.

And while John Taylor's star appears to have set after bursting on the scene last week, following a report that Trump has taken a shine to the Stanford economist, here is ABN Amro's Nick Kounis on what would happen if the biggest possible hawk of the bunch were to be appointed as the next Fed chair: