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Trump's Tariffs ANNOUNCED [Stocks Panic - It Begins]

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oh Donald Trump just shocked markets by

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actually potentially releasing the

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tariffs that just yesterday mainstream

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media was saying ah Trump doesn't have a

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plan the tariffs aren't coming it was

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just a negotiation strategy and frankly

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everybody on Wall Street was saying this

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Wall Street was actually rallying today

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on the belief that the Tariff deadline's

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going to come and go they'll delay it to

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March was a rumor this morning well

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White House Press Secretary just poured

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cold water on all of that Holy smok

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listen to what is coming down the pike

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here we go let's listen to it right now

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um friends at Reuters are reporting that

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the president has made a decision on uh

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the Canada and Mexico tariffs but that

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they won't actually be implemented until

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March 1st I was wondering if you could

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confirm that and talk through some of

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the president name I saw that report and

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it is false I was just with the

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president in the Oval Office and I can

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confirm that tomorrow the February 1st

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deadline that President Trump put into

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place at a statement several weeks ago

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continued the president will be

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implementing tomorrow a 25% tariffs on

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Mexico 25% tariffs on Canada and a 10%

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tariff on China for the illegal fentanyl

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that they have sourced and allowed to

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distribute into our country which has

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killed tens of millions of Americans

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these are promises made and Promises

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Kept by the president the president

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yesterday said that um last night he was

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planning to discuss whether an exemption

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would be made on oil imports do you have

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any information on what decision he made

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there or will there be exemptions at all

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offered under those I don't have an

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update or readout for you on the

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exemptions but those tariffs will be for

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public consumption in about 24 hours

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tomorrow um so you can read them then

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okay we got to break down the impact of

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this and we're going to calculate the

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impact of it together right now quick

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over at me kevin.com okay let's break

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this down on the IP ad here and break

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down what do we actually think this

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means well first of all as of

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2023 uh Mexico Canada and uh China

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accounted for uh various levels of trade

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as a percentage of our GDP and it's it's

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important to look at this so we can

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actually value how much of an impact on

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uh ultimately our GDP this could end up

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having so if I go to Mexico I got 3.2%

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as of 2023 of our GDP comes from this

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trade we've got uh 3.3% Canada and uh

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2.1% China okay so what do we end up

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having here well let's go put weights on

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this 25% 25% and 10% so we're just going

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to do a very very simple weighted

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average formula here uh and let's see

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the impact that we could actually be

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expecting here on GDP now keep in mind

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it's not just the impact of this which

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isn't necessarily so huge from the point

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of view of the the entire economy it's

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how it all ends up adding up and

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affecting total growth right so this was

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the percentage of GDP so

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originally uh the percentage of GDP in

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total would be what is that about

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88.6% if I just mentally total that up

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together uh and then over here this

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would be the weighted average uh sort of

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uh some impact so let's add these

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together here uh we'll just get go add

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add add there we go on the iPad okay so

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we're shaving off about a total here of

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about

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1.8 uh% uh which isn't great it gives

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you kind of a weighted average of what

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is at about 20 a little over 20% of uh

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uh the total impact uh that we have from

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from this uh trade here this works out

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to about $2.3 trillion mind you so if we

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figure 2.3 trillion dollar uh is now all

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of a sudden going to get reduced uh by a

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total of let's let's run the calculation

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here this will be uh we're going to

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divide this percentage by this uh

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percentage here let's actually make this

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a

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percentage and there we go it's about

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21% is about the weighted average here

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given that China has a little bit of a

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smaller percentage uh of trade as a

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percentage of GDP we trade more with

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Mexico and can Canada our larger trading

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partners uh this reduces this by about

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21% so $2.3 trillion reduced by uh

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21% brings us down about $500 billion

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this is about a $500 billion cost to GDP

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now there could be upsides in the long

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term more potential income or tax

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revenue external Revenue Service for the

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United States but if Donald Trump ends

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up announcing this external Revenue

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Service tomorrow it is going to be seen

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as potential $500 billion hit to GDP so

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you kind of have to look at this and go

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oh but SoftBank says they're going to do

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$500 billion into AI infrastructure

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Investments with Oracle and otherwise

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well basically that entire project which

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is planned over 5 years gets killed in

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the span of one year so that makes the

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impact a little bit more noticeable in

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addition to that you really have to

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divide the 500 by about GDP and if we

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divide

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GDP uh or 500 into GDP it'll give you

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about

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2.1% okay why does that matter well

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because our GDP growth rate is about 2%

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so it's possible uh that $500

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billion uh as as as a reduction to our

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GDP could actually be enough assuming

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all of that 500 billion is somehow a

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loss right again we're collecting that

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as as a revenue so we're assuming that

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trade is reduced by at least that amount

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but we're still receiving that as

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Revenue it's possible though that that

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trade could be offset substantially more

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uh and could lead to a weaker economy

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but the point is when we compare the

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size of the tariffs that are potentially

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being announced here to our GDP they

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subtract about 2.1% to growth so let's

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understand this a little bit differently

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because I know that that is a little bit

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complicated but just think about it this

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way if it correlates directly that GDP

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grows 2% and you just minus 2.1% no

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surprise that the market is all of a

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sudden selling off on the fear of these

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terrorists now it's not it's not

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devastating but it's definitely a hit

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I'll show you that really quickly I

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wouldn't be surprised if we get a

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rebound but we actually broke out this

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morning above my trading range here on

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the q's which I sent out on the me Kevin

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Alpha report we were sitting over the 10

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5,000 line for a while here we've been

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range bound since the election on bitco

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coin uh and even Tesla was breaking out

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above the 414 level and now it broke

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down below it all after these tariffs

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were announced so clearly the market is

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starting to try to price in the GDP

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impact of this but it is very very

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difficult to do so let's try to simplify

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it here I also want to be clear because

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I know there was a little bit of

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confusion two two quick things I want to

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say on the alpha report uh and then I

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want to talk about the GDP impact the

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alpha reports that free report that is

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still going on for the rest of this

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month totally for free when I launched

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it originally I said there are no plans

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to monetize it and that we expect at

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some point in the future we might but

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it's free until at least uh the end of

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November I push that to the end of

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December I push that to the end of

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January and now I push it to the end of

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November or uh February so in other

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words I've been providing it for free

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for longer and you can still get 30 days

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of it for free just going to be

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kevin.com uh it's all the way at the

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bottom uh but but I did notice that

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there were a few comments from people

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like what you said you were never going

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to monetize it no I never said that in

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fact we said it would be free for the

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foreseeable future and we don't have any

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plans at this point so I just want to be

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clear about that it was never meant to

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sort of be a rug pull or anything it's

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actually something that takes a lot of

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work every morning and something that's

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supposed to be hey we're providing you

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more value uh and at some point uh you

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know whether we monetize it through an

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app or the courses or whatever uh at

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some point it'll get incorporated into

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something else we didn't know at that

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point what that is now it's just being

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included in the courses so if you're

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already a stocks and psych member or

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trumponomics member it's free it's

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totally included so I I don't know how

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that got misconstrued by a very few

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number of people but I thought I would

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mention it uh just to clear clean that

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up and you can go back and look at the

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original videos at the end of November

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to verify that

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2.1% uh is sort of the weight on GDP

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right that's the negative now the

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positive uh I would say this is the max

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max negative uh if all 500 Bill uh uh

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you know disappears basically uh the

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positive oh well I mean that's not

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necessarily the max negative that's

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that's the negative if it all disappears

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but there could also be other aspects

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here you know what happens if because of

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the tariffs businesses can't operate

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anymore in trade and you have

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layoffs uh shock to

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infrastructure uh shock to supply chains

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and uh and hiring Etc well in this casee

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you could actually see a greater actual

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impact could be bigger so we can't

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really say that 2.1% is the max

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impact however there and it's actually

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interesting Canada I just saw it this

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morning at like 6:00 a.m. Canada was

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running ads on CNBC about how great of a

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trading partner we are and thank you

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America for being a great trading

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partner to Canada and Canada will always

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be here for you your Northern buddy and

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I thought it was like oh this is

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interesting coming like it's almost like

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trying to brainwash the population

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before the Trump tariffs come but anyway

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this is you know obviously Trump trying

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to maintain his promise here the

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positive obviously is that uh the US

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would collect that 500 Bill uh in theory

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uh unless of course

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um you know you have this substantial

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reduction in in counter like in in

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actual trade because now you get counter

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tariffs so downsides are counter tariff

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balance uh Bank uh BK bankruptcy or

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collapse of certain

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businesses uh and then of course you

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have the inflationary

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impact uh inflationary risk I think

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that's lower because I think companies

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have less pricing power but

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theoretically that money should go to

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the US government Okay cool so now the

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US government has $500 $500 billion what

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do they do with that well if they

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reinvest it into America then maybe you

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can get some of that GDP impact back if

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they use it to pay off the debt well

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that's good but you don't necessarily

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get that money back now if they give it

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back in the form of hey we're doing

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these tariffs and now we're going to

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give tax breaks yes in theory in the

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longer run we will be better off

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hopefully usually tariffs create a dead

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weight loss from an economic point of

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view but the theory is if it goes to

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lower

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taxation great but that'll take one year

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right so if the tariffs go into effect

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as they said Feb 1 then you get the pain

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now so this is one of the problems that

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in the market that we're in right now

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the pain immediacy or the immediacy of

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the pain so

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deportations tariffs uh job cuts and

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layoffs those things cause economic pain

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immediately that is that is q1 pain the

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upside would actually probably not come

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until after you pass up tax plan which

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maybe it'll happen in Q2 and then it'll

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be effective Q3 Q4 so the upside

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probably if tariffs would be Q3 earliest

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right because you have to collect

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reinvest tax l so you do create a

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potential q1 Q2 whole and so I think

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that's what markets are reacting to now

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ultimately do I think there's a chance

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that a lot of this is still negotiation

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and markets will digest this and be like

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all right this isn't a big deal like

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fine we'll have the tariffs it's going

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to hurt manufacturing it's going to hurt

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GM it's going to hurt uh you know Canada

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Canadian manufacturers us manufacturers

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in Canada GM Ford whatever I'm sure

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their stocks aren't very happy right now

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I'll look uh yeah Ford Ford did fall but

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the Stock's only at $10 it did it did

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rotate down though after the

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announcement General Motors same thing

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you got a little bit of rotation down

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but they're not heavily down probably

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because markets had already been

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anticipating some of this was coming uh

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but that said you can actually see it

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directly here here was the report that

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the tariffs won't go into effect or

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maybe get delayed until March here is

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the report that no no no they're

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happening

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tomorrow you can see how the news cycle

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is is directly you can kind of see that

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here too directly impacting trading

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today so it's something to pay attention

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to and uh we'll be incorporating this of

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course as well um uh into our course

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member live streams Trading alerts

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starting on Monday get in before the

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price goes up uh and then of course the

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alpha report which again is still free

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for the next month and you can get that

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over at M kevin.com so with that said

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thank you so very much for being here

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there's a quick little update on what

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just happened in the market and and some

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of the impact of how big this actually

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is remember you're basically taking that

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whole soft Bank investment over 5 years

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and taking it away in one year for the

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potential hope that the tariffs are

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going to help on the upside but then

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also the risk that we get counter

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tariffs and those counter tariffs could

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literally undo everything that we're

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collecting and more because usually from

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from an economic point of view you're

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not going to find an economist that

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tells you tariffs are are are a growth

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tool now of course they've been used

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like that in the past but you're not

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going to generally find an economist

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that says that uh and then keep in mind

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that there are externalities

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bankruptcies layoffs counter tariffs

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those things hurt before we see the

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benefits so yes tariffs increase risk uh

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but we'll see and with the market right

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now that Trump has mostly been sort of

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signaling or messaging regarding tariffs

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and not actually willing to push the

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Tariff

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button you know this is uh this is a

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little bit of a wakeup call now In

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fairness he might not have the full plan

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together yet kind of I feel like do

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things a little last minute and they're

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like this is the plan fine I mean they

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end up getting a lot done right how what

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the impacts of it will be though uh will

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be studied for a while they will not

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immediately be clear which increas

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inrees uncertainty which I suspect will

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increase volatility in markets you

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should be seeing the Vick Spike well

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yeah of course you are I mean

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basic yeah Finance 101 thank you so much

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for being here folks look I love you all

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I'm going to keep trying to provide

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value every single day and we'll see

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youall soon thanks bye why not advertise

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these things that you told us here I

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feel like nobody else knows about this

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we'll we'll try a little advertising and

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see how it goes congratulations man you

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have done so much people love you people

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look up to you Kevin PA there financial

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analyst and YouTuber meet Kevin always

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great to get your take

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