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The Fed JUST Reset the Market | MAJOR CHANGE

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everyone me kevin here let me tell you

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about some major changes from the

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federal reserve what we just heard

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jerome powell talk about in the senate

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and some implications of this and i have

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to say i am pissed this is important and

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massively important to the future of the

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stock market because we've got some

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talk powell now because powell is either

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very confused or he's lying to us

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remember what jerome powell told us last

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week i tweeted it here's a copy and

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paste of what i tweeted

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the consumer is in very good shape says

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drum powell there's no sign of a broader

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slowdown in the economy people are

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talking about it and consumer confidence

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is at lows that we haven't seen since

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the great financial crisis and sure

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stock prices are down to some extent but

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no we're not seeing a broad-based

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slowdown jerome powell reiterated today

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because this was just last week

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reiterated today that the consumer is

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strong

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but folks how is that potentially

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possible when credit card spending over

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the last four to six weeks has began to

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plummet and not just amongst the lower

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income cohort where we expected the

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first set of pain

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folks

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this

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makes me nervous oh spending growth by

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both high and low income products has

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drifted lower implying that both the

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lower and higher end incomes are

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starting to suffer we're starting to see

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declines in the growth of credit card

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spending and this is a big red flag that

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markets are not yet pricing in people

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think oh you know poor end consumers are

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just going to go to the dollar store and

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higher end consumers are still going to

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spend money we are now seeing both

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cohorts spend less money and yet now

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jerome powell is still giving the market

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a false sense of confidence consider the

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markets pricing in of a recession we

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keep hearing the idea that oh a

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recession is priced in yet floors keep

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falling out below us in the stock market

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we continue to hit new lows so how much

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is actually getting priced in well if

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you consider what bloomberg suggests we

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only have a 68 chance of a recession

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priced in

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which is lower than what we've seen in

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75 to 90 percent of prior recessions

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take a look at the chart right here

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monthly equity models show we have only

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priced in a two-thirds chance of a

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recession you can see that right here

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this line is up to about

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68 percent when you look at prior

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recessions such as the great financial

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crisis the dot-com bubble recession and

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prior recessions with the exception of

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the covet pandemic

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right here and the early 80s recession

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in all of these other scenarios here

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over 75 percent of them we have the

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market pricing in a recession at a

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substantially higher degree where we sit

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now anywhere between 80 to 90 percent

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pricing in of a recession that means we

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have further to fall in the stock market

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but not only that at the same time as

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jerome powell is saying don't worry

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everything's fine

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which is honestly starting to sound like

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a frustrating broken record

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look at this discrepancy

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earnings expectations are not actually

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pricing in a recession or drawdown yet

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now we have a caveat here that obviously

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inflation has boosted earnings

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expectations but look at this the blue

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lines are equity prices right these

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little blue upside down mountains those

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are equity prices

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the white line here are earnings

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expectations right we see those that

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come down substantially in a recession

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here because we expect earnings to go

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down look at how much earnings

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expectations are being priced in right

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now

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oh wow almost

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no

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change to earnings expectations that's

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right folks and it sets up for a

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potential dirty stock market going

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forward in fact

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traders the bond market traders are

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right now pricing in just a

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75 basis point hike one more time and a

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3.6 percent terminal federal funds rate

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this means that traders think okay we're

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going to end at 3.6 percent at the fed

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rate no more 4.1 4.2 percent even though

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that's likely where we're heading which

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what does that mean

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in english

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more downside ahead because if we're

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only pricing in 3.6 but we end up with

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4.2 and maybe more 75 bp hikes

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stocks have to adjust for that just like

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stocks have to adjust to earnings

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expectations and stocks have to adjust

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to the fact that wait a second here we

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haven't actually priced in the recession

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fully yet so this morning jerome powell

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testified before congress and he made

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some interesting points which i want to

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break down right now

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first he tells us that a recession is

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indeed possible and that a soft landing

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will be very challenging

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this though he keeps buffeting with the

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idea that the consumer is very strong

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and this is again giving the market a

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false sense of hope at least pat harker

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from the philly fed this morning was a

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little bit more real with us he says

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we're probably going to have a couple

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negative quarters over the next year and

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a half which is a textbook way of saying

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we're probably going to have a recession

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now jerome powell told us this morning

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that his goal is to lower demand to

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growth not cause a contraction but he

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admits

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that he at the fed has not gotten his

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house in order

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and basically admits to failure on

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inflation

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public but now remember the federal

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reserve was still printing money three

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months ago buying bonds at a pace of

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billions of dollars per month

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now the fed says they can't help supply

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chain issues all they can do is reduce

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demand yet somehow the consumer is still

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strong

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and one of the places that we are

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actually seeing a hard hit so far

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is the housing market and at least

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jerome powell is real with us here

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jerome powell tells us in his testimony

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that the housing market is slowing down

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and could quote fairly quickly affect

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home prices but not yet it takes time

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there is a lag between when rates go up

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and when home prices come down my

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expectation is it takes six to nine

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months so in other words q3 q4 of 2022

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we're probably going to start seeing

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some downticks in home prices which

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could turn into a correction jerome

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powell tells us that demand for homes is

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moving down quite significantly and that

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maybe prices won't fall maybe they'll

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flatten because there's limited supply

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but if we end up getting a surge of

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supply because homes are stuck in the

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building process and they're finally

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coming out because of supply chain

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issues you could end up matching a high

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supply of homes with high mortgage rates

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and low demand or lowered demand

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people are getting priced out says drone

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powell and this is part of getting

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inflation under control jerome powell is

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literally telling you

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that pricing people out of the housing

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market by raising rates is part of his

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job it's part of getting inflation under

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control so he's bluntly telling us that

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listen part of his job

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is to push housing down

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not necessarily trying to cause declines

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but he tells us that the housing prices

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have been in his opinion at quote

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unsustainable

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highs

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so he's telling you housing prices oh

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maybe they'll flatten i feel like he's

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again trying to give us that false sense

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of security but at the same time he's

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telling us housing prices are at

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unsustainable highs and his job is to

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price people out of the market by

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increasing the cost of housing which has

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to force prices down

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if the fed this is another big one okay

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but either way you don't believe the

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housing market's going to get hurt

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consider this

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the fed has to consider selling

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mortgage-backed securities at a loss and

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when they do mortgage rates will

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skyrocket even more

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now some people say well the mortgage

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you know the federal reserve doesn't

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have to sell bonds they just let them

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mature that's not true for the mortgage

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market because mortgage bonds can take

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15 to 30 years to mature unlike

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treasuries which can expire in three

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months and two years whatever

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mbs mortgage-backed securities take too

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long to mature they have to sell them

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and this is a massive problem because

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it's going to lead to more depression of

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the bond market lower prices in the bond

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market means higher yields which means

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higher mortgage rates which means again

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more pressure on home prices coming down

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which jerome powell literally told you

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is his job to bring home prices down

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now regarding employment he says that

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he's optimistic that unemployment won't

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go to five percent

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though banks are telling us the real

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story that we actually expect

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unemployment to rise to six percent by

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2024. so is this again jerome powell

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giving us the cushy story

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while not giving us the truth is he or

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is he hiding the truth mixed in with

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soft messaging to you know

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give it to the american consumer a

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little more softly

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jerome powell tells us that the job

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market is unsustainably hot just this

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morning jp morgan laid off 1 000

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mortgage workers redfin compass laying

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off over 400 employees each crypto

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companies are almost all laying off

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employees block fi coinbase you name it

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tesla's laying off employees people who

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have worked at companies like t-mobile

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for six years are getting laid off

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no one is safe

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and when jerome powell tells us that

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inflation is going down

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he says

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well

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hopefully it is because so far we have

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quote no evidence

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certainly not any quote compelling

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evidence that prices are slowing

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consistently

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so sure maybe

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inflation went down a little bit in

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april

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from the high of march

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but inflation went right back up in may

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and so far as jerome powell tells us we

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have no compelling evidence that prices

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are actually slowing

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and

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the fed has to crimp asset prices via

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the wealth effect we know that spending

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will go down the fed controls demand

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jerome powell is bluntly telling you his

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job

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is to destroy the economy

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i hate to say but we have to be real

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here he's telling us this is his job

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because there's no worse curse than

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inflation because that could mean the

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end of the united states dollar as we

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know it and losing the dollar's reserve

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status could mean much worse things for

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the united states economy in a complete

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reset so

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what are we likely to deal with

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over session we have to be comfortable

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that we are about to live through a

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recession and there are many things that

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we can do to prepare in my opinion the

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first thing that we ought to do is get

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the second thing that you can do is

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obviously do whatever you can today

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and i would write this down on a post-it

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note right now

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go reach into your drawer

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grab a little post-it note pad and write

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and yeah i'ma write you a prescription

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write it down

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make as much money as you can

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over the next six months and save as

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much of it as possible while investing

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in yourself in a smart way this means

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buy licensing and education invest in

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yourself to make sure you are prepared

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to make the right moves

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but don't buy a new car don't buy a new

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jacket don't buy a new vacation when

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we're going into a recession when you

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could use that money to actually

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catapult your wealth to something

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meaningful in the future recessions are

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seen as scary but folks

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this is an opportunity

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prepare yourself save money

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limit debt get out of credit card debt

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get your debt to income low so you're

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ready to buy real estate

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if you're in a position to refinance

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even at higher rates now get a heloc

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ideally do so

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because then you have money available

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for when we potentially fall now credit

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careful you have to pay attention to the

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market and be nimble here but credit

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lines are nice because you don't have to

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pay interest while you're just holding

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on to the money but anyway holding on to

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the availability that is but anyway

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folks prepare

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what jerome powell told us today

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slightly closer to the truth but still

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masked with bs and i want you to be a

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survivor and read through the bs

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thanks for watching i hope you

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