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The Coming Bear Crash | 85% Shocker

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folks Bloomberg is back at it again

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Bloomberg's Lou Wang just posted a

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pretty fascinating piece on how

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potentially

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the market rally that we're seeing is

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actually being propped up by none other

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than the Bears listen to this Lou Wang

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suggests that Skeptics and bears are

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really what's keeping this stock market

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rally going

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they say quote rarely has the consensus

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been more uniformly bearish than it is

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now in fact investors are sitting with

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the lowest allocation to United States

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stocks in almost two decades listen to

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that two decades we are at the lowest

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allocation to U.S stocks into decades

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I'll say it again decades and U.S

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investors have held on to cash since the

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longest stretch since the.com crash

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which also happened to have been about

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two decades ago why well obviously why

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not the banking system is stressed we

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have high yields on treasuries and high

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yields on savings deposits we have

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recessionary warnings all over the place

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suggesting that the depth of the

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recession via the inverted yield curve

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is still substantially ahead of us and

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those of us who study the inverted yield

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curve know that the bond market is

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giving us a flashing red warning sign

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that it is not the inverting of the

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yield curve that is painful but it is

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indeed the re-stepening that will lead

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to an earnings recession and crash us

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all and leave us all buried into a

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dungeon

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but when everyone is leaning one way

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it's not a surprise that the market is

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leaning the other way the S P 500 a year

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to date is up seven percent some

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actively managed ETFs that won't be

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mentioned are up 30 to 40 percent near

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to date the NASDAQ is up 23 year to date

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Goldman Sachs literally wrote in an

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investment piece that there are frankly

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quote zero Bulls out there right now and

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that 85 percent of respondents to their

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survey 85 were either bearish or neutral

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now continuing on we must talk about

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Bank of America's money manager survey

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Bank of America's money manager survey

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sees the allocation to United States

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stocks

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at an 18-year low listen to this Goldman

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Sachs sees zero Bulls out there money

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manager surveys at Bank of America 18

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year low we have the longest stretch of

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holding cash since the.com era and we

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are now deemed uniformly bearish

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and maybe the Bears are right of course

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I'll be responding to this but consider

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this of the previous 14 bear markets

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there have only been two times that the

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S P 500 has had back-to-back quarterly

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gains we just had our first quarter gain

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of seven percent that means we have a 2

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in 14 chance according to history of

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actually ending this quarter green for

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the S P 500 and the only times we've had

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two back-to-back S P 500 quarterly gains

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in a bear Market were in 1981 and 1938.

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the only other explanation might be that

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maybe the bear Market is over and we're

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in an official new bull market after all

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the NASDAQ climbing 20 since the

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beginning of the year has officially

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entered the NASDAQ into a new bull

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market

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however maybe the Bears are more right

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that the earnings recession and the

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bottom of the market is still ahead of

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us after all the start of a recession is

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typically when stocks bottom and

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recessions generally don't don't happen

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until the yields curve re-inverts that

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is it goes to uninverted also we

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typically don't see the bottom of a

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stock market until about six months

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before earnings bottom out and usually

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when the Federal Reserve pivots it's

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actually a sign that the market has more

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pain ahead of us now of course I have

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countered the pivot argument many a time

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before you could just type into YouTube

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meet Kevin fed pivot and you'll find at

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least four different videos explaining

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why this fed pivot will be different but

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I have a different explanation today to

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try to help educate some of these bears

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but there's still more bearish

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information the moral research just came

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out today and suggested that this is the

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first time we have had a contraction in

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the M2 money supply falling 2.4 year

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over year since 1961. I'm sorry since

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1960 and it potentially suggests that we

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have a lot more pain ahead of us the the

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actual true effects of quantitative

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tightening are still to come

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so the Bears are arguing that the Bears

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are arguing excuse me that the economy

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is running on fumes well I have a

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response to this I have a drawing and of

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course nothing could be more interesting

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than a drawing from me Kevin so let's

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pull up the drawing from meet Kevin by

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clicking a few quick buttons here I

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click that button I click that button oh

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that's juicy look at that so thanks

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of really enjoy this anyway okay let's

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look at my drawing so going to my

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drawing now so uh this folks look at

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this uh okay so this is what I wrote is

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a normal crash you ready for this I'm on

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my iPhone right there we go okay so a

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normal crash looks like this first the

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Bubble pops this right here we'll call

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it the GDP line so the bubble pops

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prices quickly go down then the economy

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enters or starts signaling a

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recessionary environment and usually

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when the economy starts suggesting a

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recession the Federal Reserve begins to

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cut rates so think about that the

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Federal Reserve actually begins to cut

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rates

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as the economy is starting to show signs

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of entering into a recession

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then markets continue to fall and then

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the recession actually begins

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and then the earnings bottom generally

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occurs about six months after the bottom

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of the stock market but we're already in

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a recession and usually in a recession

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is where the market bottoms this folks

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is a historically normal crash again

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bubble pops we start seeing recessionary

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signs the Federal Reserve panics and

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cuts rates

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the market Falls more we hit bottom

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which is about six months before the

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earnings bottom and then we slowly get

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lead out of the recession generally by

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growth stocks

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okay so now what is this time and keep

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in mind the most dangerous words today

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are this time is different right and

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that is the most dangerous thing you

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could say in a recession

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but I'm going to show you the potential

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this time is different chart this is my

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opinion I drew this I think it is a

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consolidation of all of the research

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that I do

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so what do we have up here November of

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2021 what do you have you have

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well bubble pops right and the stock

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market ends up falling at three times

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the speed that we fell in 20 in 2000 so

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in other words this stock market crashed

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three times as fast as the 2 000 stock

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market crash that's pretty incredible

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that is a very rapid fall

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and so then we had this sort of w shaped

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bottom around the same time that we

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actually had a technical recession we

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were technically in a recession when the

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market first bottomed in Q3 Q2 Q3 uh

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July to October was our first stock

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market bottom we had another bottom in

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many stocks in December thanks to tax

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loss harvesting

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then we had rebuying in January a lot of

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rebuying in January because well

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obviously the people who tax loss

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harvested wanted to rebuy because of

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well maybe fomo or what have you then we

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had fear in February that January was

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too strong so we traded relatively

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sideways in January in February rather

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but now we're starting to get data that

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suggests maybe inflation is actually

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going away the February pce data was

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actually phenomenal now of course we're

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going to be getting our CPI data here on

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April 12th which is when the next coupon

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code will be expiring and the prices

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will go up again for the programs on

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building your wealth and you get that

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price guarantee but take a look at this

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on the right over here

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I believe that the Federal Reserve will

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actually not cut

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because of a recession or otherwise I

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actually think the Federal Reserve

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cutting has absolutely nothing to do

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with whether or not we enter a recession

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we could have been in the recession here

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in 2022 as a technical recession or we

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could potentially enter a recession over

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in this blue area on the right so the

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blue areas here are in my opinion where

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we could be in a recession either here

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or here but notice the Federal Reserve

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does not actually cut Upon Us entering a

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recession the Federal Reserve only ends

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up cutting when they are convinced that

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they have conquered inflation and upon

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being convinced that they have conquered

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inflation I believe the Nike Swoosh

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takes hold the market moons why because

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inflation is what's causing The Strife

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we face today there's nothing nothing

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other than inflation that is causing The

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Strife we have today yes is it possible

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that we over tighten sure but as long as

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inflation goes away way I believe the

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fear of this crisis goes away that's my

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tank we'll see but it is my belief and I

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think it's the belief that could be

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correct here I'm putting my money where

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my mouth is here so even though the

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Bears have their arguments I actually

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think this Bloomberg piece is very

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incredible when you have the Bloomberg

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author saying look everybody's bearish

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right now Goldman Sachs remember says

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zero Bulls out there apparently they're

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not watching me Kevin maybe they should

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subscribe thank you for watching then

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you've got uh you know a Bank of America

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suggesting that the allocation to U.S

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stocks is an 18-year low I mean it's no

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surprise that we could have a nice slow

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and steady recovery out of this mess as

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long as inflation keeps trending down

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the what destroys my thesis completely

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is a Resurgence of inflation if

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inflation resurges

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we're screwed

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but so far that's not happening so knock

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on wood literally doing that right now

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knock on wood and I appreciate you

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watching this segment on the bear

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Stranglehold of recession yeah I mean

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Jerome Powell acknowledging the ghost of

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Arthur burns the mistake of cutting too

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early is exactly why he will not cut

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until rates are

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convinced until inflation is

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convincingly down that reiterates my

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point

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right

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