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hey everyone me Kevin here here's what

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you need to know for February 13th

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there's a temporary and long-term

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staffing agency called ronot they own

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monster.com bottom line they're like hey

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everybody's so freaking optimistic about

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the economy right now but how come

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that's not showing up in hiring data and

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what companies are actually doing yet

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quote Top Executives at the world's

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largest employment agency by Revenue

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said that they were seeing a disconnect

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between sentiment and reality in the

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United States with business is talking

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about a strong jobs Market but

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recruiters not seeing a surge in hiring

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yet now In fairness it's possible that

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we've got to get through the seasonal

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layoffs first and then maybe we'll see a

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surge in hiring again as the economy

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booms in fact Ned Davis is jumping up

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and down because right now they say

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we're at the lowest recession odds since

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October of 2020 one which which is

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interesting because that was basically

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right in front of the peak of the market

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so then you wonder like if we're at the

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lowest since that anyway they're

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recommending a 70% allocation to stocks

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15% overweight compared to usual with

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only 20% for bonds and a 10% for cash

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this comes at the same time as Bank of

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America is like and we've heard this

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argument like for an entire decade

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already but they're bringing up again

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you know you know passive funds are

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really reducing Reliance on fundamentals

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and diversification you know passive

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funds are 5 4% of the market and the top

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five stocks of the S&P 500 account for

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25% of it this is crazy okay but also

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those top five companies are making

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money hand over freaking fast like the

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amount of earnings that are going into

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US companies right now relative to the

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rest of the world kind of makes sense

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why valuations are skyrocketing in the

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US because the earnings power is crazy

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and you should see app love it now that

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oh talk about massive pee over there but

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we'll hit that in just a moment unlike

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trade desk oh you don't even want to

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know what trade desk said in their

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earnings call okay it's bad let's just

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say part of their company plan is uh

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we'll do good when Google shuts

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down I kid you

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not but so so think about this for a

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moment we're in this really Goldilocks

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environment right now where the economy

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is essentially expanding uh at least

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from all metrics that we could see I

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mean earnings at so many different

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compan companies are beating in

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explosive manners uh yes we've got this

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potential for uh an increase in layoffs

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one day we're not seeing it yet because

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even the Wall Street Journal on the

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front page of the Wall Street Journal

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website today talks about how hey uh 65

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to 75,000 people from the federal

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government are going to take the layoffs

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that Trump is offering they take those

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layoff deals and then they go look for

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other jobs and they quote interviews

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from hiring managers of companies that

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are like dude we've had like 60 fed boys

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show up for jobs and we just don't have

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that many jobs to give them and they

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sort of balance this by saying it's okay

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though because local governments are

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hiring like police departments and

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cities they usually hire later in Cycles

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anyway so maybe that's okay and it'll

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sort of balance out I I don't really

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know what to believe but I will say some

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things that we know with certainty right

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now were with the exception of tariffs

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optimism is really really high and

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valuations at companies are very very

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high uh but

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some companies are also just printing a

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lot of money and part of that could be

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because of this boom in AI spending that

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we've seen and I thought of a funny

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irony the funny irony is what happens if

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you basically spend hundreds of billions

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of dollars maybe even trillions of

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dollars on artificial intelligence

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infrastructure to generate you know a

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fraction of that in revenues because

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sure maybe it makes everybody a little

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bit more productive but it doesn't make

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us a a lot more productive to the point

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where AI productivity doesn't actually

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lead to layoffs it just leads to us

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working with AI and getting a little bit

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of a 10% productivity boost but it's not

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strong enough to lead to layoffs so you

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kind of get the best of both you get

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companies throwing billions of dollars

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into essentially GDP increasers but then

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not laying people off because they still

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need people because the AI just isn't

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that good yet you still need a human

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with AI to actually do real work it's

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kind of funny when you think about it

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like that because that's that's a pretty

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bullish Outlook actually like that's not

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to be bearish that's actually a bullish

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Outlook if you think about it that

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that's good because if companies aren't

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going to lay people off then you're not

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going to walk into the recession

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landmine and then maybe Ned Davis is

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going to be right where they're saying

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like hey the odds of a recession right

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now are extremely low now they according

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to them Spike to like 40% back when we

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were in August which was interesting I

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mean you could see the chart I'll show

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it to you right here it is an

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interesting chart to look at here's the

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chart what are ndrs recession models are

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telling us now and when you zoom into it

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you can see this thing I mean in my

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opinion when I see a chart like this

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it's not particularly useful because

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look at how early of a lead they gave

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you for the recession of 2008 right

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here basically the recession already

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started when you were over a 30% chance

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and these are the same

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that you know in August had a 40% chance

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of recession in the United States okay

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so not a very useful chart in my

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opinion uh but another thing that's also

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kind of interesting is if you go back to

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where was it oh it was one of these

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charts in here recession likelihood look

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at this uh us recession probability

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based on the on on state conditions okay

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what's fascinating here is look how you

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had this sort of like double d dip in

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fact you saw this in 89 as well see look

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at this recession odds spiked dipped oh

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crap now we're in recession so it's sort

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of like oh no recession odds are going

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up nah bro we're fine crap we're in a

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recession that happened in 89 but look

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at this it also happened in

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2007 hey bro we're going into recession

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nah man everything's fine Leman Brothers

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collapses oh crap oh no the might be a

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double

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dip oh my gosh it just it honestly it

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makes me think you just you can't listen

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to half of the stuff these people are

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saying because I feel like they're just

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spitting in the wind uh and and hoping

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the wind changes

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directions uh but anyway uh kind of

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interesting uh at the same time you do

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get layoffs right I mean you're seeing

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them but then you get this every January

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right I mean Amazon's forcing people

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back to work there are stories about how

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people are running out of desk space

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Chevron cutting Workforce by 20% blue

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origin Jeff bezos's Space play cutting

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10% of its Workforce in a global

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restructuring but then you know you you

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take that and you flip over and you say

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okay well how are companies doing well

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uh when you actually start looking at

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fundamentals although I mean I know a

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lot of people don't because you don't

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have to I mean you could just buy a

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stock and it just goes up sort of the

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market we're in right now I'm not

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advising that I'm just observing that uh

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but but look at a company like app love

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it I mean this is like absolutely

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incredible uh let's see here this is uh

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app L let's get rid of this little

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sidebar thingy here there we go all

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right look at this Revenue has exploded

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like

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42% at this company year-over-year

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they're an advertising play for apps so

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like you know apps on your phone inapp

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ads right uh and their sales actually

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decreased about 3% year-over-year last

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year and even if you remove the tax

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benefit they still have 37% net margins

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now their valuation you know they're

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trading for like a 2.4 Peg which is

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somewhat okay for a software Biz uh they

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they've got you know they've got nice

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cash flow a couple billies a year uh but

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you know they're also like $130 billion

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company so it's a smaller percentage of

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the total business but this company

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prints money like absolutely

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this is like a printing press of money

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now I don't have an investment in the

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company I wish I did but I'm just I I

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was just analyzing this this morning

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with our course members and I'm like you

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know the balance Sheet's okay it's not

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like paler strong but this is very good

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and this stands in contrast to a company

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like tradesk that I'm honestly vomiting

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over because first things first we gave

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a warning to course members about trade

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desk in January it was uh uh I think it

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was January 22nd look at the warning

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that we spotted and I'll tell you where

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we saw it too this right here was the

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warning this is the Netflix earnings

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call and they say the biggest initial

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benefit we have of using our own ad

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server is enabling us to offer more

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flexibility more ways of buying for

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advertising fewer activation hurdles and

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just improving the overall buying

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experience so I wrote not great for

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trade desk if Netflix prefer their own

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stuff and so I foreshadowed hey like

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this is bad if companies start

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in-housing these ad services like Amazon

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or Disney or Netflix because they

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realize they could use less complicated

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software more stream light products and

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ultimately keep more money for

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themselves then trade desk fails trade

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desk could vanish they were great

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because they were one of the early plays

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in Connected TV advertising but you

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could now literally go down the poopy

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dupies because companies like Netflix

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are like bro we don't need you we're

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just going to cut out the middleman we

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don't need a broker in the middle of

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this we have plenty we have we control

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the supply because we make the movies

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and people contact us to place ads what

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do we need you for to try to sell our

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ads plus we got plenty of people who

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want our slots so that was a really big

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red flag I mean massive red flag and we

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talked about it with course members

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because this is what we do fundamental

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analysis all the time in addition to

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technical analysis get the course member

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live streams we were live for like an

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hour and a half this morning you really

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want to be a part of it and be part of

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this morning uh you get lifetime access

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you pay once over me kevin.com use the

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coupon code before the price goes up but

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what I want you to see which was

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absolutely mindblowing and I'm not going

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to go through all of this because there

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was a lot that was mind-blowing in this

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but I want you to see this one section

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here this was crazy you ready for this

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this is part of their business plan uh

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and they write if in okay yeah here some

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evidence suggests the substantial

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majority of spend is going through blah

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blah blah routed through Google's own

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platforms to YouTube blah blah blah

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whatever happens with the trial decision

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Google will likely distance itself from

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the open internet if and when Google

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exits the open internet they will leave

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a big hole and a big opportunity for the

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rest of

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us what did I really just hear trade

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desk say hey guys we're going to do

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great when Google leaves the

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internet this is like I'm I hate to use

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the word but it's like Financial

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retardation okay this is like are you

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kidding me this is what the ex who is

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this the CEO or the CFO this was the CEO

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Jeff Green of trade desk I think he

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actually lives in Thousand Oaks tell me

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I'm wrong Jeff let's go to coffee I I'll

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come up to Westlake we could go to you

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know one of your little bougie

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restaurants over there or whatever and

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let's understand why you would say this

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and why I'm wrong to interpret that this

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is basically something like hey if uh

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Elon uh decides to retire house hack

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will do well you know that's like what

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do they have to what what like this

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doesn't make sense right

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uh I still think diversifying into real

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estate right now is a really good idea

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especially with with where some

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valuations are but I'm a little biased

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okay I like real estate a lot it's

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because maybe I'm just a boring person I

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don't know but anyway you know I mean

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they literally then start bitching about

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Amazon they're like oh you know we

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should wait for people to stop

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supporting Amazon because Amazon sells

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products that could compete with

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customers of Amazon so there's a

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conflict of interest there you know

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trade desk is great because we're

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objective and I'm like no y'all are

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smoking

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crack so you know and then you look at

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the market today and trade desk is down

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30% on on missed guide uh and missed

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earnings and app Lovin Beats earnings

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and guidance by a lot uh so you know you

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got one up 30% one down 30% I'm like oh

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this is going to be overblown for trade

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desk I went into trade desk thinking

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maybe this is a great time to sell some

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puts which honestly even though I'm

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pooping on it right now it it could be

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unless the broader Market sells down it

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could be an interesting time to sell

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puts because volatility is going to go

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through the roof right uh but anyway I'm

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looking at the er's call I'm like oh no

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no this is actually

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bad uh yeah that was something else uh

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anyway anyway so that's app Lov and uh

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trade desk something that I I want to

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hit though is the Wall Street Journal is

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complaining about Donald Trump because

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uh they're saying like hey Trump isn't

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it backwards that you're clamoring for

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lower taxes yet you're trying to get you

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know higher uh tariffs honestly have we

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not realized the Playbook yet that most

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of this is just uh

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negotiating uh you know now the current

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tariffs they're announcing today at 1:00

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are going to have a start uh starting

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date of April 1st so it's like

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bro that gives you like six weeks to

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negotiate this stuff this is a what is

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this like a joke or something April 1st

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we all know what April 1 is it's Lord

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and my

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anniversary uh House GOP aims for C tax

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cuts of four and a half Bill trillion

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dollars that's great but they're two-p

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parting this which is not what people

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wanted Trump wanted a one big beautiful

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Bill and instead it looks like they're

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going to go for about a $350 billion

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package first focused on border security

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and National Defense and then they'll

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work on the tax negotiation later for

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you know Social Security tax on tips uh

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extending the 2017 Cuts so tax

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deductions you know all that good stuff

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uh so this is all going to be very

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interesting Trump media Boss by the way

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uh not to be confused with Trump Media

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Group but Trump's FCC chair is now

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apparently investigating NBC for

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promoting Dei uh and now they're

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potentially opening cases against

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multiple media Outlets like C CBS thanks

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to its edit of the kamla Harris

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interview uh it's actually really

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interesting because you straight up have

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basically Trump without any shame

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going let's put a pitbull in at the

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Federal Communications Commission and go

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after the people who were mean to me

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while I was

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running it's like all right well I mean

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you won so I guess you get to but anyway

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uh there's also this drama about uh

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Tesla potentially getting a Biden

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contract for armored Teslas uh it

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literally in the government documents it

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says armored

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Teslas and $400 Million worth of those

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then of course Elon Musk writes on X

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that this is fake news and that he's not

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aware of any $400 million handout

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apparently this was a Biden proposal and

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then what they did is they actually just

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went back and edited it this morning and

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they changed it to armored electric

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vehicles from armored Teslas so it looks

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like they were supposed to go to Teslas

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from the Biden admin but now they're

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realizing it they're like nah let's edit

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that uh we don't want to make it seem

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like you know contracts are flowing over

16:06

to Tesla from elon's influence in the

16:08

government but then like the cat's out

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of the bag and Tesla Stock's actually up

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like 4% today on this impression that

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Yes actually uh we might we might

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exactly see Tesla certainly SpaceX get

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more business because of their

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connection to Trump especially since you

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know Trump is now getting rid he just

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got signed an executive order getting

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rid of the anti-bribery law that existed

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the executive order is called pausing

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the foreign corrup Practices Act

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enforcement to further economic and

16:41

National Securities I I can't help but

16:43

think like some of the cronies inside of

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the Trump Administration are like hey

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bro sign this it's good for the National

16:51

Defense and and

16:52

economy and like I'm not trying to say

16:54

Trump's like a puppet here but he signs

16:57

it and like all of his Cron are

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like so what you're saying now is we

17:03

could start accepting red envelopes and

17:06

assigning government grants and projects

17:09

uh yeah yeah and then not get not

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potentially uh you know get in trouble

17:14

for that now technically if you read the

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executive order this is only a six-month

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pause and so there could be bribed uh

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enforcement after that for what happened

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during the 6 months some people say

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companies are going to go to you know

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countries that around the world start

17:29

accepting bribes and start building

17:31

infrastructure that this loosens

17:33

deterrence against bribery and

17:35

Corruption others are like who cares if

17:37

it benefits the US economy and people

17:39

want to be corrupt they're corrupt

17:40

anyway so let them be corrupt I I I I

17:43

don't know I guess let me just put it

17:45

this way it wasn't on my bingo card that

17:47

Trump was going to get rid of

17:49

anti-bribery laws it it doesn't exactly

17:52

smell good but who knows I guess we'll

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see what

17:56

happens you know my initial gut is this

17:59

is probably a bad thing uh but uh

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there's also the argument that in the

18:04

short term maybe it just expands the

18:06

bubble and uh you can make some more

18:08

Bank in the meantime not saying it's a

18:10

good thing at all but anyway um the odds

18:12

of a ceasefire which this I actually

18:15

like uh Trump is open to talks with

18:16

Putin if he talks to Putin he also

18:18

talked to seleni highly productive phone

18:20

calls between the two leaders you know

18:22

Trump and and seninsky and then Putin

18:24

and Trump uh they believe that they'll

18:27

come up with solution soon one of the

18:28

potential Solutions is military support

18:31

for Ukraine in exchange for the United

18:32

States getting Rare Earth minerals uh

18:35

which is brilliant because it's sort of

18:37

like hey you know why are we giving so

18:39

much and not getting in return so that's

18:42

kind of interesting but you know the

18:44

betting markets now have a 69% chance at

18:46

ending uh or getting some kind of

18:48

ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine

18:50

which I'm all for because I'm tired of

18:51

seeing people die Trump uh is now

18:54

apparently using the US military to uh

18:56

surveil and conduct a reconnaissance on

18:58

the cart over

18:59

Mexico that's kind of entertaining and

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uh fredi M uh warns that Elon Musk could

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end up facing consequences for boosting

19:11

the alternative for deand on X in case

19:15

you don't know everybody in the media

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calls the afd uh the uh uh you know far

19:21

right uh you know organization that uh

19:25

that's too extreme and and you know

19:28

they're they're going to turn into

19:29

dictators like

19:31

Trump this is what people say okay I'm

19:33

not saying I say that but uh other

19:36

people say well the offda for the first

19:38

time in a very long time is actually

19:40

getting a good amount of votes so they

19:42

could end up getting 20% of the vote in

19:45

Germany and even though the sdu is

19:48

expected

19:49

to essentially get the most votes and

19:52

then form a coalition with other

19:53

governments Matt says there's no way

19:56

basically in Hell he's going to partner

19:58

with the afd because he sees them as far

20:01

right Wingers uh and actually and

20:03

potentially wants to punish Elon Musk

20:05

for promoting the IFD IFD is also very

20:08

like anti-immigration please like get

20:10

the Muslims out is sort of the argument

20:12

there again I'm not saying that they say

20:13

it it's not exactly helped but like you

20:18

know by this fact

20:20

that an Afghan 24y old rammed 28 people

20:25

and injured them no word out on any

20:27

deaths knock on wood uh in Munich today

20:29

which is just like this needs to stop

20:32

happening but anyway Meritt says that

20:35

Elon Musk could face consequences for

20:37

boosting the A on X he says it could be

20:39

a political response it could be a legal

20:41

response he wants to analyze this after

20:43

the election and says that he might

20:47

actually leave some consequences on the

20:48

table for Giga Berlin so you know if the

20:52

leader of Germany potentially has

20:55

control over one of the largest

20:56

factories uh that Tesla has you know

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could put a little bit more of a a poopy

21:02

doopy on at least some of the margins

21:04

that Tesla has I don't think they're

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gonna like shut him down because that

21:06

would cost jobs but there are potentials

21:09

for for sanctions or fines or or

21:11

whatever I'm not saying anything is

21:12

right again just sort of reporting the

21:14

news here uh again kind of still think

21:17

that anti-bribery thing is a little

21:19

little interesting but okay uh anyway

21:22

PPI was slightly hotter this morning

21:24

jobless claims slightly lower honestly

21:26

the more you look at this stuff and then

21:27

like Robin Hood is blowing up because

21:29

they see revenues doubling this year

21:30

especially because they're calling

21:31

prediction markets the future I mean

21:34

like the more stocks go up oh and Eva

21:36

the more stocks go up the more like Hood

21:39

goes up because people are trading it on

21:40

Hood a lot right it is a little bit of a

21:43

crazy time right now because

21:45

everything's just kind of going straight

21:46

up I I mean I can't help myself but feel

21:49

like we're sort of in like the leadup to

21:51

uh December of 20121 but I don't know

21:54

what the catalyst is for being bearish

21:56

so I'm not going to tell you to be a

21:58

dirty bear uh in fact I'll tell you

22:00

that's a pretty lonely world to be in I

22:02

wouldn't

22:05

know so um this morning I sent out a

22:09

daily well oh um is that it and Dutch

22:11

Bros is doing that yeah Dutch Bros nice

22:13

nice move there on margins too but um

22:16

this morning I sent a thing on The Daily

22:17

Wealth basically argued that boredom is

22:21

a good thing so if you're stressed and

22:24

overwhelmed because you have too much on

22:25

your plate it's really important to

22:27

start axing things off of your plate so

22:30

you could stop being stressed and

22:32

overwhelmed and you could actually let

22:34

those creative Juices Flow again and the

22:37

doors can open so it's one of the

22:39

reasons like I want to just consolidate

22:42

close doors where they don't make sense

22:45

in my life right now and then let myself

22:48

focus on where things are really

22:50

profitable and really doing well

22:52

specifically like house hack absolutely

22:55

dominating it they like especially with

22:58

what happen in California with the

23:00

fires let's just say a lot of our real

23:03

estate probably went up in value because

23:05

I'm just

23:06

saying anyway so uh that's what I got

23:10

for you if you want to join the courses

23:12

on Building Wealth check them out over

23:13

at Meek kevin.com we talk about the

23:14

lines every day uh we talk about exactly

23:18

you'll know about the two lines that the

23:20

q's are playing right now and you know

23:21

how to trade these two uh we'll talk uh

23:24

sold calls sold puts you know short puts

23:27

short calls basically uh and then also

23:29

purchased uh you know long calls and

23:31

puts anyway thank you so much for being

23:34

here appreciate you all and we'll see

23:35

you in the next one thanks so much

23:36

goodbye good luck why not advertise

23:38

these things that you told us here I

23:40

feel like nobody else knows about this

23:41

we'll we'll try a little advertising and

23:43

see how it goes congratulations man you

23:45

have done so much people love you people

23:46

look up to you Kevin P there financial

23:49

analyst and YouTuber meet Kevin always

23:51

great to get your take

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