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man I am pissed and there are a couple

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Reasons I'm pissed number one I'm pissed

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because I'm supposed to be in East Salt

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Lake City right now but unfortunately

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because of unforeseen circumstances I

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ain't there but that's okay I'm gonna

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make sure that what happened today does

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not recur because that's what life is

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Right life is always two steps forward

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one step back and if you take a step

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back and you can learn from it and you

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can make revisions to prevent mistakes

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from happening in the future fantastic

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that's called life that's called getting

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educated that's called developing

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whether it's in business uh in

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communication or as an individual as an

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employee or whatever your goal is to

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always try to get better right and to

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move forward that's totally

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understandable uh but what I'm more

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pissed about is that today is March 1st

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today is the first day that we're

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supposed to be getting better February

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that up than what we had in January

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because remember January was all about

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all its seasonal adjustment month right

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well oopsie oopsies we got some bad data

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today it's a terrible day for there to

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be bad data because today we have an

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expiration of the of course is in the

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flash sale that's because today is Tesla

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investor day and after all the prices go

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up over time so if you want to guarantee

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the best price going forward make sure

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you join the programs today because

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we're raising the price tomorrow yeah

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there'll be another probably sale at

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some point in the future I don't know

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when but the beauty is you lock in your

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price now you're guaranteeing lifetime

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access to the best price possible and

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oftentimes prices can go up 50 100 200

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over time so you're very incentivized to

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lock in early so check out that flash

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sale linked down below uh anyway uh okay

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look the data today big problems so

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again today we start getting February

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data and what kind of data did we start

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getting when we got data that wasn't

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good it started with Europe but then it

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also happened in the United States and

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and I can't wait to tell you about the

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United States data because it is an sh9t

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show like I feel like I just got a

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Bloomberg terminal code that says sh9t

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all over again why it is this 2023

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already started sounding very darn

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similar to 2022. this is scary this is

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not in line with my my Nike Swoosh uh

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recovery now it still can be but right

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now it's trending the other way and I

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don't like that but that doesn't mean

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I'm always right I could be wrong and

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this data is not fantastic now it's too

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soon to flip-flop but I'll tell you when

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it's flip-flop time uh actually I'll

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give you a little bit of a guide at the

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end of this video all right so I need to

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continue on here so first of all uh look

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okay most of us here in America we don't

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really care that much about Europe okay

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we we know that prices are going up in

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Europe we know that energy prices are up

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19.1 percent uh a year over year for

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Energy prices of 21.8 for food okay

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sucks for them they got War next door to

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them you know they've got their problems

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we got our problems okay but it's not

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just European data that's bad it's not

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just spants uh Spence oh my God this

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just shows you how pissed I am spants

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good lord it's it's not just French

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France and Spain who have bad surprises

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on inflationary data coming out it was

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also Germany which is the eu's largest

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economy right Germany coming out with

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what oh Germany coming out with

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inflation that came in at 9.3 percent

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for the EU Harman harmonized prices uh

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that is up from 9.2 percent in January

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and we were looking for nine percent we

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were looking for a slow continuation of

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the downtrend all we asked for was to go

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from 9.2 percent to nine percent that's

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all we ask for on inflation and what

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didn't even go down went up that's bad

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okay that's bad news but this video

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isn't just about Europe it's

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specifically about the numbers that came

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out this morning in the United States

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which are complete poop show as well

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before I mention that though it's worth

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mentioning that uh the European Union's

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like yeah we kind of have three waves of

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inflation here the first is energy the

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second is material inputs uh and and

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while Energy prices probably won't keep

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rising in fact we've seen oil come down

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that was like an obvious bet we knew oil

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wasn't going to go to 100 a barrel uh

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then there are saying that hey look

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material inputs are still expensive and

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unfortunately those costs are not ebbing

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and now we're starting to see the impact

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of the wage increases show up in

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inflation reports now we know here in

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America that it seems like the

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availability of Labor is substantially

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increasing we've kind of hit sort of a

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peak in terms of wage increases but some

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of that is still showing up in this

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lagging form of data now the FED is

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somewhat trying to cast aside the noisy

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signal goals of some of these reports

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because they realize hey you know maybe

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this time is different or it's not we're

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just going to get Michael Barry screwed

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uh or uh they're they're trying to you

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know pay a little bit more attention to

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Leading indicators rather than lagging

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indicators but even though you know when

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the lighting lagging indicators are

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screaming at you they risk unanchoring

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inflation expectations which then f up

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the leading indicators long story short

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bad news Okay bad news isn't good I

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don't like talking about bad news I like

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having bad news titles and talking about

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good news that's what I like doing okay

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the title is crap and the video is good

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if you haven't figured that out yet I I

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don't know where you've been okay this

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is old news old news okay well what's

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not old news is that there's a flash

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sale expiring today have I already told

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you about it anyway okay the American

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data good Lord what the hell seriously

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what the hell so first of all we get a

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stagflationary PMI report which we

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covered during my course member live

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live stream right after that course

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member livestream I go to hop in my car

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I bring all of our our products and

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everything today and I start heading to

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the airport and then I got a U-turn and

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here I am bitching anyway so we get this

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stagflationary PMI report uh that uh you

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know instead of coming in at uh a PMI

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this morning of uh of uh well basically

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a number over 50 which would be an

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expansionary sort of PMI report right

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what do we get we get yet another report

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under uh even the last report okay the

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last report came in at 47.8 which is

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under 50 50 above is considered

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expansion below is considered

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contraction last report was 47.8 we

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thought maybe we could match that no it

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came in weaker but not only did the uh s

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p PMI report come in weaker but the ISM

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Manufacturing report also came in weaker

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we were expecting 48 which is already

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contractionary and it came in even more

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contractionary at 47.7 now on one hand

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that's like okay well like some

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contraction is good right because maybe

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that'll put less pressure on prices

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right and that data is from February

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it's away from January already right uh

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oh but wait a minute what happened

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Institute for Supply Chain management

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prices paid last report 44.5 this report

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46.5 was the expectation what actually

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happened holy crap

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51.3 percent okay

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breathe for a moment think about that

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and if you don't get what I just said

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yet I'm going to explain it in a

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different way okay

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imagine this you're gonna pick up your

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phone and you're call you're going to

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call 100 companies you go yo uh is

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manufacturing up or is it down and if

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you know 49 of them go it's down and 51

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say it's up well then the average is

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actually up right you tilt slightly up

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so maybe you'd get a report that's like

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50.5 if you call 100 companies and

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you're like hey what are prices doing

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and 60 of them were like oh prices are

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improving and 40 of them are like ah

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price is a little more expensive well

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then you have a report of 60. prices

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report or in you know uh actually you'd

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have a report of 40 which would imply

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that prices are actually coming down

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more than they're coming up right that

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would be fantastic

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so that's what you want you want

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manufacturing to come in stronger things

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to be better and you want prices to come

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in down better than expected that would

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be better in both both cases what's the

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worst case scenario manufacturing down

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less orders uh-oh and paying more money

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that would be bad in fact that would be

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called stagflation that would mean we're

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making less and producing less and

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selling less

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and prices are going up ah sh9t well

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what was the report that we got today

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manufacturing below expectations prices

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paid way hi

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we haven't seen this kind of prices paid

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ISM report since September

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okay we're already in March that's like

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that's like half a year ago how Wild is

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that September was six months ago

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already that's insane

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and now all of a sudden we have an

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inflationary impetus for February that's

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as high as it was six months ago what's

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that going to mean for CPI going forward

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or should I just call it CP lie at this

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point I don't know actually wait I do

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know because I have the CPI inflation

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expectations right here and I'll read

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them off to you but WTF

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that's of course at the same you know

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before I read you these inflation

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expectations of course right afterwards

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then you get kashgari coming out doing

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his little media circus doing the you

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know you know I'm open to either 25 or

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50. it's like dude listen Okay fed y'all

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can talk tough we get it you're gonna

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hike for longer at 25 and you're gonna

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keep them there for longer

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does anybody actually think they're

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gonna go to 50 yeah some people do are

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they gonna go to 50. no way in hell in

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my opinion no chance we see a 50.

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because it would shoot themselves in the

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foot of credibility the only way they'd

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go 50 is if we got a nasty inflationary

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report but with the data we have right

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now even with today's numbers it's a 25.

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but we get a bad CPI report which I'll

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read you the expectations a moment

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I'm not going to say no way in hell

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anymore I'm going to start going uh oh

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uh that's gonna hurt that's definitely

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going to hurt now we know that the

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market is expected to be bumpy and again

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I want to read those CPI numbers in just

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a moment here but I want to reiterate

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this we know so I have to like I have to

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calm down a little bit and remember in

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the v-shaped recovery we never said it

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would be smooth in fact every single day

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now I feel like I'm drawing this

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okay so I feel like there is a chance

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that we're just hearing this the noise

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right like we're over here we're hearing

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the noise

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that noise was supposed to be January

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so like right now like the noise that I

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drew here kind of implies like some

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comes down sometimes like some bad news

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some good news right now it's like okay

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that was a lot of bad news for January

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and now it's like oh how do you want to

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start your February data report how

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about with some bad news on March 1st

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come on man it's like you timed the bad

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news on the flash sale expiration day

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where the prices are guaranteed to be up

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higher after the flash sale it's almost

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like they timed it because now see what

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you're doing is you're really saying

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take a purple line here and you get okay

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so we we move up maybe we move up to

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this right and then you you leg down a

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little bit but then rather than getting

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bad news you get more bad news and then

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you get worse bad news it's like where's

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the good news I don't know the data

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ain't showing it right now this is

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walking right into the barrel bear case

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now sure we're up from the bottom we're

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knocking on the door of the 200-day

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moving average wouldn't be surprised if

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we start breaking some of these 200-day

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moving averages because you know some of

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this data is legitimately poopy doopy

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doopy it's not great right now we're

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literally on the NASDAQ sitting on the

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200-day moving average we are on the

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Fibonacci retracement line the first one

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our 23 percentage level here we're

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sitting on it this is a very critical

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point for the NASDAQ uh the exact number

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is

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289.6 we're basically at 290. so we're

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sitting on this which is also where the

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200-day moving average is about 28926

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if we break this trend we could be going

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right back to hell

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that's not good

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and all it's going to take is another

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bad set of data you've got CPI coming

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out on March 14th you've got jobs coming

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out on March 10th and then we get reamed

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okay then we take it in the margin

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on uh March 22nd when the FED talks so

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what are the expectations for CPI

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hmm

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yeah exactly uh no all right so the

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prior release for the month over month

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data was point five percent the

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expectation for month over month is 0.4

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prior core month over month was 0.4 this

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one's expected to be 0.4 so basically

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barely budget then on the headline at

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least you have some kind of potential

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budge going from six four to five nine

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and on core from five six to five four

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but what if we missed that

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sh9t

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damn it ah flash sale that's all I could

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say flash sale we need to talk about

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this in the course member live stream

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because it's a problem and then we're

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gonna have to start looking at how we're

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going to set up or potentially hedge

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going into uh to some of these reports

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here uh because

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um

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you know as as much as I want to be

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bullish it might be smart to look at

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some Hedges whether that's with cash uh

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or otherwise so we'll talk about those

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with problems like uh two steps forward

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one step back but that's what business

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is you know if there weren't problems in

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business uh you probably wouldn't have a

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business the whole purpose of a business

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is to solve people's problems whether

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it's with goods or services and the

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whole purpose of running an efficient

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operation is to make sure that you can

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minimize issues that are coming up but

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what issues come up you learn from them

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you adjust and you move on you know you

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can't cry over spilled milk it is what

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it is alright thanks for watching good

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luck this sucks

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