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wtf...? IRAN to launch MISSILES **SOON*, WW3, Port Strikes, Recession...

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well holy smokes talk about Market

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volatility this is an

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insane insane time to be involved in

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markets first we're going to talk about

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what's going on this morning with Israel

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and some fed speak and other information

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but first I want to give you a quick

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reminder of how crazy just the last 3

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months have been listen to some of this

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the S&P 500 is poised to close out the

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quarter 5% at Fresh all-time highs while

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the vix is 30% over a 17 handle that

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would be the first time that has ever

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happened where the market rallied 5% at

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a time when volatility is also up so in

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English things are going like this and

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things are ending up high it this is

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unprecedented listen to this the AI

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winners basket per UBS in the quarter

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literally went down 22% in one quarter

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up 18% down 133% then up 16% all within

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in the span of just one quarter we also

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had the largest decline in 2-year

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treasury yields since September of 2001

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yes recessionary times you had one of

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the largest defensive moves with

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utilities and reats up over

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15% you've also had gold ripping 14%

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best quarter since 2016 and the largest

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in uh unversioned the yield curve since

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the first quarter of

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2009 these are some crazy moves that

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we're seeing here and the reality is we

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had two assassination attempts last

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quarter we had a president who quit his

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reelection campaign now you've got

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Insanity happening with the Port strike

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which just started taking place

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yesterday we have a I won't rehash all

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of the things that we already talked

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about on the Port strike because I have

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a full video on the Port strike just

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look at it on my channel so you already

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know some of the basics that are going

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on but the strike began at midnight you

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know the doc workers are demanding

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obviously more pay I think they want

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about 77% more pay uh employers have

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offered about 50% more pay when you hear

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the names by the way it gets confusing

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the international long shoreman

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Association that's the union those are

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the workers the Ila and the United

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States Maritime Alliance that's the

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employer uh so I know that gets a little

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confusing folks but I mean the the type

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of red Ric that you're getting out of

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the Union boss is I mean if you're in a

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union exactly what you want your union

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boss to say but if you're an economist

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who's like oh my gosh we don't need more

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stuff to drive us into a recession this

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would be exactly what you don't want a

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union boss to say I'll pull up the video

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of this Union boss if you haven't seen

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it yet it's Absolut like this is the

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kind of stuff like if somebody wanted to

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make a movie that was just called

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volatility like these are all the things

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that would happen you know short of

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another pandemic like Iran threatening

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to launch a ballistic missile at at

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Israel uh and that is apparently now

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imminent with a missile that could

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arrive in the span of 12 minutes are you

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freaking kidding me it's crazy but

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listen to this Union boss for a moment

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this is this is pretty wild too uh

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volume's right today's world it's

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changing into the future they're not

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making millions no more they're making

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billions and they're spending it fast as

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they make it I want a piece of half of

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my men cuz when they made their most

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money was during coic when my men had to

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go to work on those peers every single

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day when everybody stayed home and went

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to work not my men they died out there

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with the virus we all got sick with the

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virus we kept them going from Canada to

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maina Texas Great Lakes Puerto Rico now

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the Bahamas everybody went to work

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during Co nobody stayed

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home well I want to be conf for that I'm

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not asking for the world they know what

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I want they know what I want and if they

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don't well then I have to go into the

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street and we have to fight for what we

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rightfully deserve these people today

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don't know what a strike is

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right when my men hit the streets from

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Maine to Texas every single port will

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lock down you know what's going to

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happen I'll tell

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you first week

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be all over the news every night boom

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boom second

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week guys who sell cars can't sell cars

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because the cars ain't coming in off the

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ships they get laid off third week malls

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start closing down they can't get the

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goods from China they can't sell clothes

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they can't do this everything in the

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United States comes on a ship they go

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out of business construction workers get

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laid off because the materials aren't

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coming in the steel bill is not coming

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in the Lumber's not coming in they lose

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their job everybody's hating the long

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shaan now because now they realize how

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important our jobs are now I have the

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president screaming at me I'm putting a

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t Harley on you go ahead T heartley

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quickly the TA Harley would be a way of

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forcing striking workers back to work

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when it's for economic or national

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security concerns this by the way what

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he's about to say is wild because he

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basically says F your ta heartly act

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will'll just sandbag crazy listen to it

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and then we'll talk implication means I

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have to go back to work for 90 days

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that's a cooling off period do you think

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when I go back for 90 days those men are

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going to go to work on that Pier it's

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going to cost the money the company's

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money to pay their salaries while they

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go went from 30 moves an hour maybe to

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eight they're going to be like this

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who's going to win here in the long run

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you're better off sting down and let's

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get a contract and let's move on with

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this world and today's world I'll

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you I will you and you

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have no idea what that means nobody

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yikes so I mean obviously a really Stern

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warning here from a union boss again if

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you're a union member this is exactly

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what you would want you you look at this

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person you go yes tell it like it is

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obviously employers are like oh my gosh

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profit margins have gotten squeezed uh

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the economy slowed down things have

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gotten tighter we need automation you

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know was the same kind of fights that

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we've seen in the 50s against the

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innovation of the container we we've

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we've seen anti- Innovation fights uh

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before from from manual laborers and and

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I get it uh but the point is this now

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comes at the same time as Israeli forces

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are conducting operations in Lebanon

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they've issued now evacuation warnings

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to 26 different villages in uh Southern

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Lebanon uh Israel is conducting uh

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strikes within the region specifically

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uh trying to avoid cities so they say

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but you know you've got Israelis quite

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frankly a lot of videos of israeli's

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leveling areas and towns uh inside of uh

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of the West Bank and people are like bro

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this is this is excessive here and so uh

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however it's portrayed doesn't matter

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one side's always going to view Israel

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as excessive and Israel is always going

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to view it as we're just responding but

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the point is Iran's now potentially

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suggesting hey it's time to go

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intercontinental ballistic missile or

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maybe even short range ballistic missile

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uh War here which then begs the question

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if Israel gets hit really hard oh yeah

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listen to this Israel Israel military

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spokesman says potential missile attack

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from Iran expected to be widespread this

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isn't like one

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missile and then they shoot it down like

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this is expected to be in my opinion a

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vol of short- range ballistic missiles

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and if Israel gets pummeled to where

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like you the system's not perfect it

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doesn't actually take these uh take all

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these uh short-range ballistic missiles

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down in that case unfortunately there is

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a risk that Israel turns around and says

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f it bring out the Strategic nukes

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against Iran which The Economist just

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this morning wrote a piece about how

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after the decapitation of Hezbollah Iran

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could be racing for a nuclear bomb uh

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well that's not great uh so now you have

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this potential risk that you end up

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having a World War III style nuclear

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warfare in the Middle East and then you

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potentially have Russia and China

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getting involved this is how you get to

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World War uh potentially trying to

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create peace but then they have to take

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sides in order to to potentially try to

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uh contribute to uh resolving issues

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then you potentially also lead to Saudi

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Arabia Egypt and turkey responding or at

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least building their nuclear Arsenal now

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what you end up having is nuclear

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proliferation rather than

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nonproliferation operation okay then

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we're not going to care anymore about

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iPhone 16's not selling as well we're

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not going to care uh so much uh about uh

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Bond Traders buying the dip in bonds

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after the contraction in factory jobs

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we're just not going to care about these

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things anymore uh we're going to be in a

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position where we look at this and go oh

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hot Tua this ain't good uh now all of a

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sudden when we look at the economic

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calendar we go yeah sure we have had a

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joltz report that was decent this

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morning uh but uh you know it it came in

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hotter than expected with an upward

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revision uh but what do you what do you

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end up with you end up with uh ISM

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Manufacturing employment that came in

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way lower than expected

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uh um let me see here okay yeah there we

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go uh okay so um yeah anyway so you have

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this ah this just it's just crazy you

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know this the data this morning is just

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so wild quite frankly it's so wild

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because you're in an environment where

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the data is just so unclear because we

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don't know what to believe some data is

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going to be revised other data is not

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going to be revised some data is good

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some data is bad we don't know what to

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believe all we know is we have more

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uncertainty so ISM employment goes down

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but jolt says there are more openings

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but at the same time time construction

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spending is coming down like this is

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just this is a mess of freaking data at

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the same time as you have this Israel

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crisis and you have a strike going on a

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worker strike this is crazy this is like

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if you were going to write a story about

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how recessions are started this is it

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the worker strike goes through the

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election would be very bad now it's

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possible the worker strike goes through

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the election because the Biden

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Administration might not want to

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intervene until the election because

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they don't want to come across this

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anti-un but if they

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you don't intervene then they flirt with

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the idea of potentially creating a

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recession which isn't good of course

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they could say oh well hey fed you mop

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it up that's not good so the longer this

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strike goes on the worse I don't

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actually think it'll be Consumer Price

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inflationary uh I actually think that

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consumer prices will stay pretty stable

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mostly because companies don't have

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pricing power anymore there's a limit to

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how much you can raise prices people

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just are not willing to pay prices uh

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that are high anymore Good News by the

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I do on a daily basis you name it so the

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data today was just hyper clear along

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with all the other uncertainties we've

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seen is why we're seeing such a movement

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uh a lot of people are ironically

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fleeing to well maybe unironically I

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should say uh unironically fleeing to uh

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gold selling Bitcoin going to gold and

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uh going to bonds you know bonds up

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quite a bit bond yields down which uh

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now we're in an environment where you

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actually have uh you know evidence that

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shows hey wow okay having Hedges is a

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good thing for a port folio on down

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dayss like this people always think like

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oh if you have a hedge that means uh you

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just you you're only a shorter no you

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could also have calls that are hedges

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but anyway uh like a call on gold or a

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call on something else like some of the

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the hedges that I like but uh a lot of

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uncertainty here we'll see what happens

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with Israel and Iran I will keep you up

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to date I wouldn't be surprised if they

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try to pull something off honestly

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during the debate the VP debate that

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might be the time to do it it's kind of

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dirty but it might happen as they

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usually like to strike at night too time

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in Israel right now it's 7:03 p.m. in

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Israel like it's just starting to get

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dark the window opens at night uh then

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uh data this morning hyper confusing The

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Oddities that we're seeing in the

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environment in terms of like how

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volatile things are very high but then

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you also have to balance this with hey

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recognize that uh there's there's so

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much uncertainty that sometimes this

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these levels of uncertainty can actually

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breed opport opportunity if we don't end

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up having a recession maybe these are

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all just by the dips I mean look Nvidia

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is down 32% you know is it to buy the

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dip I don't know we're going to have a

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recession or not Samsung's apparently

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laying off thousands of workers and now

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there talks about you know potentially a

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certain gb200 or whatever uh server chip

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getting delayed by Nvidia I I don't know

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that that really actually matters or

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means anything but uh it's a wild time

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and I encourage you to be careful out

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there protect yourself protect your

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portfolio uh we do expect to get Tesla

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deliveries tomorrow morning then we'll

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have the robo tax event I'll be covering

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the um debate tonight live so come join

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the channel and then as far as other

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economic news tomorrow morning at 5:15

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so a little earlier we will get the ADP

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employment change so come for that as

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well followed by obviously a jobs report

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on Friday unemployment claims and all

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that on Thursday thank you so very much

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for being here folks buckle up because

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this is wild we could be on the brink of

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a soft Landing an election being over

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and a lot of uncertainties going away

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and no Wars or we could be on the brink

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of World War 3 and a

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recession that's pretty extreme why not

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