wtf - very pissed!
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man I am pissed and there are a couple
Reasons I'm pissed number one I'm pissed
because I'm supposed to be in East Salt
Lake City right now but unfortunately
because of unforeseen circumstances I
ain't there but that's okay I'm gonna
make sure that what happened today does
not recur because that's what life is
Right life is always two steps forward
one step back and if you take a step
back and you can learn from it and you
can make revisions to prevent mistakes
from happening in the future fantastic
that's called life that's called getting
educated that's called developing
whether it's in business uh in
communication or as an individual as an
employee or whatever your goal is to
always try to get better right and to
move forward that's totally
understandable uh but what I'm more
pissed about is that today is March 1st
today is the first day that we're
supposed to be getting better February
that up than what we had in January
because remember January was all about
all its seasonal adjustment month right
well oopsie oopsies we got some bad data
today it's a terrible day for there to
be bad data because today we have an
expiration of the of course is in the
flash sale that's because today is Tesla
investor day and after all the prices go
up over time so if you want to guarantee
the best price going forward make sure
you join the programs today because
we're raising the price tomorrow yeah
there'll be another probably sale at
some point in the future I don't know
when but the beauty is you lock in your
price now you're guaranteeing lifetime
access to the best price possible and
oftentimes prices can go up 50 100 200
over time so you're very incentivized to
lock in early so check out that flash
sale linked down below uh anyway uh okay
look the data today big problems so
again today we start getting February
data and what kind of data did we start
getting when we got data that wasn't
good it started with Europe but then it
also happened in the United States and
and I can't wait to tell you about the
United States data because it is an sh9t
show like I feel like I just got a
Bloomberg terminal code that says sh9t
all over again why it is this 2023
already started sounding very darn
similar to 2022. this is scary this is
not in line with my my Nike Swoosh uh
recovery now it still can be but right
now it's trending the other way and I
don't like that but that doesn't mean
I'm always right I could be wrong and
this data is not fantastic now it's too
soon to flip-flop but I'll tell you when
it's flip-flop time uh actually I'll
give you a little bit of a guide at the
end of this video all right so I need to
continue on here so first of all uh look
okay most of us here in America we don't
really care that much about Europe okay
we we know that prices are going up in
Europe we know that energy prices are up
19.1 percent uh a year over year for
Energy prices of 21.8 for food okay
sucks for them they got War next door to
them you know they've got their problems
we got our problems okay but it's not
just European data that's bad it's not
just spants uh Spence oh my God this
just shows you how pissed I am spants
good lord it's it's not just French
France and Spain who have bad surprises
on inflationary data coming out it was
also Germany which is the eu's largest
economy right Germany coming out with
what oh Germany coming out with
inflation that came in at 9.3 percent
for the EU Harman harmonized prices uh
that is up from 9.2 percent in January
and we were looking for nine percent we
were looking for a slow continuation of
the downtrend all we asked for was to go
from 9.2 percent to nine percent that's
all we ask for on inflation and what
didn't even go down went up that's bad
okay that's bad news but this video
isn't just about Europe it's
specifically about the numbers that came
out this morning in the United States
which are complete poop show as well
before I mention that though it's worth
mentioning that uh the European Union's
like yeah we kind of have three waves of
inflation here the first is energy the
second is material inputs uh and and
while Energy prices probably won't keep
rising in fact we've seen oil come down
that was like an obvious bet we knew oil
wasn't going to go to 100 a barrel uh
then there are saying that hey look
material inputs are still expensive and
unfortunately those costs are not ebbing
and now we're starting to see the impact
of the wage increases show up in
inflation reports now we know here in
America that it seems like the
availability of Labor is substantially
increasing we've kind of hit sort of a
peak in terms of wage increases but some
of that is still showing up in this
lagging form of data now the FED is
somewhat trying to cast aside the noisy
signal goals of some of these reports
because they realize hey you know maybe
this time is different or it's not we're
just going to get Michael Barry screwed
uh or uh they're they're trying to you
know pay a little bit more attention to
Leading indicators rather than lagging
indicators but even though you know when
the lighting lagging indicators are
screaming at you they risk unanchoring
inflation expectations which then f up
the leading indicators long story short
bad news Okay bad news isn't good I
don't like talking about bad news I like
having bad news titles and talking about
good news that's what I like doing okay
the title is crap and the video is good
if you haven't figured that out yet I I
don't know where you've been okay this
is old news old news okay well what's
not old news is that there's a flash
sale expiring today have I already told
you about it anyway okay the American
data good Lord what the hell seriously
what the hell so first of all we get a
stagflationary PMI report which we
covered during my course member live
live stream right after that course
member livestream I go to hop in my car
I bring all of our our products and
everything today and I start heading to
the airport and then I got a U-turn and
here I am bitching anyway so we get this
stagflationary PMI report uh that uh you
know instead of coming in at uh a PMI
this morning of uh of uh well basically
a number over 50 which would be an
expansionary sort of PMI report right
what do we get we get yet another report
under uh even the last report okay the
last report came in at 47.8 which is
under 50 50 above is considered
expansion below is considered
contraction last report was 47.8 we
thought maybe we could match that no it
came in weaker but not only did the uh s
p PMI report come in weaker but the ISM
Manufacturing report also came in weaker
we were expecting 48 which is already
contractionary and it came in even more
contractionary at 47.7 now on one hand
that's like okay well like some
contraction is good right because maybe
that'll put less pressure on prices
right and that data is from February
it's away from January already right uh
oh but wait a minute what happened
Institute for Supply Chain management
prices paid last report 44.5 this report
46.5 was the expectation what actually
happened holy crap
51.3 percent okay
breathe for a moment think about that
and if you don't get what I just said
yet I'm going to explain it in a
different way okay
imagine this you're gonna pick up your
phone and you're call you're going to
call 100 companies you go yo uh is
manufacturing up or is it down and if
you know 49 of them go it's down and 51
say it's up well then the average is
actually up right you tilt slightly up
so maybe you'd get a report that's like
50.5 if you call 100 companies and
you're like hey what are prices doing
and 60 of them were like oh prices are
improving and 40 of them are like ah
price is a little more expensive well
then you have a report of 60. prices
report or in you know uh actually you'd
have a report of 40 which would imply
that prices are actually coming down
more than they're coming up right that
would be fantastic
so that's what you want you want
manufacturing to come in stronger things
to be better and you want prices to come
in down better than expected that would
be better in both both cases what's the
worst case scenario manufacturing down
less orders uh-oh and paying more money
that would be bad in fact that would be
called stagflation that would mean we're
making less and producing less and
selling less
and prices are going up ah sh9t well
what was the report that we got today
manufacturing below expectations prices
paid way hi
we haven't seen this kind of prices paid
ISM report since September
okay we're already in March that's like
that's like half a year ago how Wild is
that September was six months ago
already that's insane
and now all of a sudden we have an
inflationary impetus for February that's
as high as it was six months ago what's
that going to mean for CPI going forward
or should I just call it CP lie at this
point I don't know actually wait I do
know because I have the CPI inflation
expectations right here and I'll read
them off to you but WTF
that's of course at the same you know
before I read you these inflation
expectations of course right afterwards
then you get kashgari coming out doing
his little media circus doing the you
know you know I'm open to either 25 or
50. it's like dude listen Okay fed y'all
can talk tough we get it you're gonna
hike for longer at 25 and you're gonna
keep them there for longer
does anybody actually think they're
gonna go to 50 yeah some people do are
they gonna go to 50. no way in hell in
my opinion no chance we see a 50.
because it would shoot themselves in the
foot of credibility the only way they'd
go 50 is if we got a nasty inflationary
report but with the data we have right
now even with today's numbers it's a 25.
but we get a bad CPI report which I'll
read you the expectations a moment
I'm not going to say no way in hell
anymore I'm going to start going uh oh
uh that's gonna hurt that's definitely
going to hurt now we know that the
market is expected to be bumpy and again
I want to read those CPI numbers in just
a moment here but I want to reiterate
this we know so I have to like I have to
calm down a little bit and remember in
the v-shaped recovery we never said it
would be smooth in fact every single day
now I feel like I'm drawing this
okay so I feel like there is a chance
that we're just hearing this the noise
right like we're over here we're hearing
the noise
that noise was supposed to be January
so like right now like the noise that I
drew here kind of implies like some
comes down sometimes like some bad news
some good news right now it's like okay
that was a lot of bad news for January
and now it's like oh how do you want to
start your February data report how
about with some bad news on March 1st
come on man it's like you timed the bad
news on the flash sale expiration day
where the prices are guaranteed to be up
higher after the flash sale it's almost
like they timed it because now see what
you're doing is you're really saying
take a purple line here and you get okay
so we we move up maybe we move up to
this right and then you you leg down a
little bit but then rather than getting
bad news you get more bad news and then
you get worse bad news it's like where's
the good news I don't know the data
ain't showing it right now this is
walking right into the barrel bear case
now sure we're up from the bottom we're
knocking on the door of the 200-day
moving average wouldn't be surprised if
we start breaking some of these 200-day
moving averages because you know some of
this data is legitimately poopy doopy
doopy it's not great right now we're
literally on the NASDAQ sitting on the
200-day moving average we are on the
Fibonacci retracement line the first one
our 23 percentage level here we're
sitting on it this is a very critical
point for the NASDAQ uh the exact number
is
289.6 we're basically at 290. so we're
sitting on this which is also where the
200-day moving average is about 28926
if we break this trend we could be going
right back to hell
that's not good
and all it's going to take is another
bad set of data you've got CPI coming
out on March 14th you've got jobs coming
out on March 10th and then we get reamed
okay then we take it in the margin
on uh March 22nd when the FED talks so
what are the expectations for CPI
hmm
yeah exactly uh no all right so the
prior release for the month over month
data was point five percent the
expectation for month over month is 0.4
prior core month over month was 0.4 this
one's expected to be 0.4 so basically
barely budget then on the headline at
least you have some kind of potential
budge going from six four to five nine
and on core from five six to five four
but what if we missed that
sh9t
damn it ah flash sale that's all I could
say flash sale we need to talk about
this in the course member live stream
because it's a problem and then we're
gonna have to start looking at how we're
going to set up or potentially hedge
going into uh to some of these reports
here uh because
um
you know as as much as I want to be
bullish it might be smart to look at
some Hedges whether that's with cash uh
or otherwise so we'll talk about those
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just on building businesses and dealing
with problems like uh two steps forward
one step back but that's what business
is you know if there weren't problems in
business uh you probably wouldn't have a
business the whole purpose of a business
is to solve people's problems whether
it's with goods or services and the
whole purpose of running an efficient
operation is to make sure that you can
minimize issues that are coming up but
what issues come up you learn from them
you adjust and you move on you know you
can't cry over spilled milk it is what
it is alright thanks for watching good
luck this sucks
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