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well this is a disaster the market just

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hit its worst 3 days for Bitcoin since

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2022 and we just had the largest

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outflows in Bitcoin ETFs ever well I

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mean Bitcoin ETFs haven't really been

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around that long but largest outflows

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anyway nonetheless in this last 3-day

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period leveraged ETFs which have also

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been really popular over the last couple

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years because well the Market's

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basically been straight up so your two

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and 3X you know qqq's or or a micro

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strategy those have been really popular

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with the exception of the last few weeks

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where now all of a sudden there are

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massive outflows and as we say when

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you're leveraged in you get to leverage

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on that upside and you get all those

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sweet gains but boy it's a rapid slap in

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the face on the

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downside this is also what we've just

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seen the worst 5-day move in 2 years for

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artificial intelligence software which

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you know does come right after in

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earnings which we'll also talk about in

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this video but not after we hit some

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other facts and details about what's

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actually going on and why all this crap

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is happening uh We've also seen the

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greed and fear index drop to the extreme

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fear category Market momentum extreme

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fear stock price strength extreme fear

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like new highs it's extreme fear levels

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stock price bread the number of stocks

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going up versus down extreme fear puts

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and calls how many people are buying

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puts vers puts versus calls extreme fear

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Market volatility it's actually neutral

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which is kind of a bad thing I'll

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explain that briefly in just a moment

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Safe Haven demand and junk bond demand

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both also an extreme fear why is it bad

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that market volatility being neutral is

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potentially bad well when everything

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else is an extreme Feer and Market

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volatility is actually neutral it means

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we actually haven't had a vol Spike yet

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so what happens when a poopy doopy

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really hits the fan and you actually get

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a volatility Spike on top of already

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extremely bearish sentiment in the short

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term well it could be a really sweet

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additional buying opportunity well I

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guess it depends sort of what side of

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the fence you're on I'm not the biggest

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fan right now of of of the looking for

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the buying Ops but we'll talk about that

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in just a moment so this morning in the

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meet Kevin Alpha report I'm going to

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read you a little note that I made

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because I I thought it was pretty useful

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to look at so this morning uh I at the

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bottom of my note as I always like to

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say I go like even if I if if I think

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something's going to go up I'll say

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here's here's what I think uh but on the

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flip side here's another thing that

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could happen and here are the signals to

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watch for so for example I might say

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something like hey you know if right

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after the opening bell things sell off

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here's what that could mean well here's

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what I wrote uh this morning that said

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if markets sell down today because mind

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you after Nvidia earnings Futures this

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morning were green all morning uh if

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markets sell down today that would be

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odd especially after the Nvidia earnings

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Catalyst that sort of negative catalyst

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is over right a large potentially

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negative Catalyst has been removed as

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mostly benign that is NVIDIA right if

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Nvidia missed it'd be even worse uh so

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that said retail has been buying the

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pre-market dip and if

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institutions sell the rip at the open

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this could be a pooper duper why because

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if institutions sell off at open it

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likely means retail could start to

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paperhand as well take the bounce and

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get out before more Red Data some might

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think on the day in other words get your

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little bounce in the morning and get out

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if you're trading for the day and then I

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wrote I think the scenario could play

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out as a bad Omen in other words if this

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scenario occurs we might end up with a

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bad Omen for the market so let me show

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that to you graphically uh and know it's

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a little tough when I'm mobile here

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Florida hey but Florida looks nice

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doesn't it I mean it looks beautiful out

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there uh anyway so here's our pre-market

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right pre-market we the dip gets bought

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pre-market opens the dip gets bought the

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dip buyers are in this is usually retail

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in the pre-market institutions ain't

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awake yet okay they got to put their

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suits on then what happens vomit I said

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if we saw this it's a bad Omen then you

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get a bounce there's your day trade

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opportunity to get out okay what

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happened after that well the bad Omen

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continued so you see the Market's not

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closed yet but it's still

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plummeting why is this happening well

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this is the first time in quite a while

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that I've actually seen two

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institutional pieces reference recession

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again I have not seen headlines like

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this mind you since August which is

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about six coming up on S months ago the

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headlines one and I'm going to go

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through these pieces with you one of the

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headlines this morning was a mini

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stagflation shock or sorry quote mini

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stagflation will end with a financial

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shock that was from BCA

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research excuse me and then Mizu wrote

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is there a doge Le recession risk these

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are the first two notes that I've gotten

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from institutions about recession risks

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frankly since August and the reason I

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think that's important is because since

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about SE setember we've had really

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nothing but bullishness on institutional

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pieces I read these almost every single

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day and institutions have been calling

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their clients going Trump's in or

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getting in bye bye bye and basically

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we've had this Max enthusiasm right uh

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and this is one of the reasons why you

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see the Cash Cow of Nvidia down as much

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it is as it is today and I'm going to go

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through these you know institutional

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pieces we're going to talk about the

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Japanese carry trade because that has

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relevance here as well and then we'll

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talk about the fed but I want you to

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know this Nvidia beat the problem is and

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we know this about Wall Street we know

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this we knew this going into it it's not

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a matter of is NVIDIA going to beat or

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not we knew Nvidia was going to beat

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because they always beat they was modest

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in their expectations

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but the amount at which they beat by was

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minor and that's what we have to talk

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about quick mention and I want to talk

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to you about the amount of those beats

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and how rare sort of low beat is uh and

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then we're going to go into those

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institutional pieces that are the first

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mentions of recession and I want to show

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you what they're referring to and what

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they're seeing out there uh but I just

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out and me kevin.com okay so Nvidia had

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its lowest beat since February of 2023

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keep that in mind they only beat by

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2.47% I was sitting watching this

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computer when those Nvidia numbers came

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out and I saw Nvidia beats estimates the

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first thing I I thought is duh but by

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how much I did the math only 2.47% on

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beat on Q4 that's because some people

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think that yeah maybe people went for

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Blackwell chips but maybe they went for

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the lesser of the versions which is why

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networking missed gaming missed and

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overall Revenue only beat by 2.4% 2.47%

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to be exact then q1 guide look they're

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they're money makers okay this company

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prints cash but Wall Street is greedy

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okay fundamentally this company is a

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freaking money printer you can't bet

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against this company but why does it go

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down cuz Wall Street greed wants more so

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what do we have q1

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Revenue expectation of 43 billion versus

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the 42.3 expected usually we beat That

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by 7 to 10% what did we do here we only

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Beat It by

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1.65% oh my gosh small beat that's not

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like long term I I look at this like oh

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man Nidia knows how to make money this

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is so cool they're the greatest cash cow

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ever this is such a brilliant company

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they're so rich they've got so much

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money so much cash flow they're

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designers they don't even have to deal

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with manufacturing BS they just milk

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margins off their software basically and

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their designs it's really incredible but

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Wall Street looks and goes H well the

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last five quarters of Beats were 21% 12%

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8% 6% 5% you know this is the lowest

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beat since November of 2022 y'all must

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be slowing down well true if you only be

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by 1.65 maybe next time it's a match and

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then the next time after that it's a

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miss and then all of a sudden that

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hopium that enthusiasm of this

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NeverEnding growth cycle for AI fad look

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I'm not here to be a bear on ai ai is a

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fantastic Innovation I'm here to say I'm

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personally bearish on the overhyping and

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the overe expectations that people have

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people have this expectation that that

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yes look AI is great we can all agree on

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that but they have there expectation

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that's going to cure cancer tomorrow and

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and and and that llms aren't plateauing

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that they're somehow still like

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exploding in in their capabilities and

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yes there's growth in the capabilities

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but it's not explosive uh and this is I

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think why you've got Jensen juang going

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well you know future reasoning models

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are going to have 100x compute of the

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first generation AI models okay so

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Jensen now in order for you to make this

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large claim you have to compare back to

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like old 2022 versions of AI and compare

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them to Future versions like it's kind

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of like oh let's compare the iPhone you

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know 19 in the future the iPhone 20 in

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the future to the iPhone 12 you know of

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course it's going to I mean and and

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apple does that say it's a marketing

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thing I'm just saying you got to look

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through that so what about

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these institutional pieces so what

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happened here well this this adds adds

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Fury to all of this insult to injury to

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all of this so first BCA research

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suggests we are staring down the barrel

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of quote a mini

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stagflation or you know event until we

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hit a deflationary shock now they say

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the timing of this is unclear but I

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personally given that I'm you know in in

11:26

flying school I think of this as like a

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stall while you're coming in for a

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landing and I've made this analogy

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before but I kind of think of it as like

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you're coming in for your Landing you're

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slow cuz you're coming in to land you

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know your landing gears out your flaps

11:41

are out whatever you're coming in and

11:43

then all of a sudden you know you get a

11:45

new instructor like somebody teleported

11:48

a new instructor in and that

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instructor's name is Trump and he's like

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nah get this up and you're like okay and

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you pull up and and temporarily it's

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like oh look we're climbing again but

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bro that momentum that we had and the

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drag we have of higher interest rates

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this ain't good and then all of a sudden

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stall stall and that's where we are

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right now now what we could do is maybe

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add some power back you know Grease the

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economy a little bit add some power back

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level off the pitch right and and get to

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flying again but if we don't and instead

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you got Trump going pull it back more I

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don't know why he sounds like schwar all

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of a sudden nobody knows pulling it back

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and pulling it out better than I do pull

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the power out I said pull the power out

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pull it out right now you're like okay

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and you got Elon Musk in the back seat

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pull it more cut it all Let It crash

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it's kind of like what you got in the

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back it's like okay pull well what's

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going to happen to the damn

12:50

plane it's going to stall you're going

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to go straight down if you're close to

12:54

the ground for a landing or you're going

12:56

to go head over boom and then go

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straight down

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so that's that's my analogy for what's

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going on here and so BCA research

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doesn't make that analogy instead

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obviously because my analogy they say

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that structural inflation is preventing

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the fed from cutting so in other words

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we keep the dragon on our plane right

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we're keeping that resistance pushing us

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basically down to the ground it's kind

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of like think about almost like interest

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rates being high as your flaps on a

13:23

plane slow down baby get some more

13:26

Dragon we coming in for the landing I

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like that anal ology too much I got to

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get over it uh you know and then we've

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got a lot of fuel in the tanks

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especially this AI trade but what

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happens when that AI trade that's

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partially fueled by Japan starts fading

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see uh what I thought was very

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interesting is in the BCA research piece

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what they actually talk about is the

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Japanese carry trade not being anywhere

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close to over in fact potentially the

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Japanese carry trade might keep going uh

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and it actually might still be adding

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fuel to the fire see what they say here

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I'll show it to you Japan's deeply

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negative real uh rates scroll up here on

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the other side because of course they

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two-part it have inflated the AI bubble

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therefore the normalization of Japanese

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interest rates is a prime candidate to

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burst in fact the Yen carry trade is

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reflexive it needs a funding currency

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with stably low or negative yields and a

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destination investment with stably high

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returns like AI so the bubble could

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burst either if the stably low yield on

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the Yen ends or the Euphoria around AI

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stocks is shattered okay well this is

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why we started by talking about Nvidia

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people are starting to get the heebie

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jeebies

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about huh maybe it is not going to grow

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at 50% compounded forever damn it it's

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it's just going to you know make lots of

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money but that's not good enough for us

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on Wall Street we want more I hate that

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so much man you know like I I hate

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sounding bearish on AI because I I know

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the companies are great companies like

14:58

you know Google Google and Amazon

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met Apple I hate this lingering cough

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something and uh in Nvidia these are

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great companies but man you know that is

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a potential problem where you've got

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investors who've just gotten a little

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carried away literally carry trade now

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you might not understand completely how

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the carry trade functions so I thought I

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I would draw a a simplified explanation

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for us I'm going to do my best here with

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my little uh clever chart here okay all

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right so so what do we got this is the

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USD to the Japanese Yen okay when the US

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dollar becomes more

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powerful that's okay because think about

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it let's pretend you're a Japanese

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person okay so you're in

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Japan you got savings you got 20 grand

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in the bank in US Dollars and you're

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like huh I could use this 20 grand to go

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to my bank and borrow $40,000 of margin

15:59

you know reg te 50% margin requirements

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in the US so now I have 40 Grand and

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what am I going to do with that 40 Grand

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of dollah Halas oh I'm going invest it

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in Nvidia or or AI stocks and so now

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you're investing 40 in the US while

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you're borrowing at like 0% interest in

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Japan very low the interest rates are

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extremely low there they're trying to

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get it up okay they've been trying to

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get it up for a while it's finally

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starting to you know pecker up a little

16:24

bit inflation uh and so anyway

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some folks are concerned that as rates

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move up in

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Japan and the stock market falls in the

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United States then more people might

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sell the US dollar and buy the Japanese

16:44

Yen basically leading the Japanese yenta

16:48

dollar to go down okay so when the

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mountain goes down it's bad okay down

16:52

Mountain down that's all you have to

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remember USD to JPY when it go down bad

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okay now see how rapidly it went down

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okay now see how rapidly it went down

18:49

over here yeah it peaked out right

18:51

around when the market peaked out in

18:52

America around July 10th that's when the

18:55

Japanese uh you know conversion peaked

18:58

out us to JPY peaked out then for about

19:01

3 weeks kept going kept going kept going

19:04

until August 4th that's when we had our

19:05

carry trade disaster that's when all of

19:07

a sudden people in Japan are like crap

19:10

I'm getting margin called because

19:12

American stocks peaked out on July 10th

19:14

and they've been going down for three

19:15

weeks now I'm getting margin called in

19:18

Japan now I have to sell the stocks and

19:21

the Japanese currency is is you know

19:24

basically uh when I sell my US Dollars

19:27

I'm getting less Japanese currency back

19:30

so that means I'm getting Less on the

19:31

stock that I speculated on and I'm

19:33

getting less back because the Japanese

19:35

currency uh uh you know basically

19:37

appreciated and I'm getting these

19:38

dollars back that are now worth less so

19:40

now I have to sell even more to pay off

19:42

my my margin debt and then you get

19:44

screwed and that's how you get the shock

19:46

of the Japanese carry trade that's why I

19:49

said at the beginning of the video it's

19:51

weird and it's a red flag that

19:54

volatility is still neutral on the greed

19:56

and fear index okay we have an ex had

19:58

that Vol Spike yet remember the Vol

20:00

Spike that we had August 4th was the

20:03

worst since Co that could happen again

20:07

not only and that's why they say there

20:09

could be mini stagnation and then

20:10

basically you know deflation now why do

20:13

they say stagnation well the reason they

20:16

say stagnation first is because of

20:17

Trump's tariffs which we'll talk about

20:19

Trump's tariffs in just a moment but

20:21

they talk about Trump's tariffs first

20:23

and then after they talk about Trump's

20:26

tariffs what do they do well they say oh

20:28

okay yeah well after the Trump tariffs

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and we get

20:32

stagnation that is slow growth and

20:35

higher taxes from the stagnation then

20:38

the carry trade could hit and that's how

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we end up saing crashing and going into

20:44

deflation that's not great it's also you

20:47

know the stall reference I think is very

20:49

appropriate because if you type this

20:50

into Google S&P PMI report look at the

20:54

last us PMI report and it literally says

20:56

the economy came close to it was either

20:58

stalling or stagnation it was one of

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those but I actually I think it was it

21:03

was St stalling uh pretty sure it was

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stalling so the reference yes another

21:07

pilot

21:08

anyway okay so that's BCA research we're

21:11

only halfway done with the institutional

21:12

reports then we got to talk tariffs but

21:14

understand what they're arguing is you

21:18

could end up getting stagnation from

21:20

tariffs which is bad that slows growth

21:24

and it increases that inflation

21:26

fear then that stagflation right

21:30

stagnation and inflation then the

21:32

Japanese carry trade really hits hard

21:35

this time except this time we won't have

21:37

economic data to bail us out like we did

21:41

right before the election along with a

21:42

lot of enthusiasm because the elections

21:44

already passed so election you know

21:46

pricing and election enthusiasm doesn't

21:48

happen so now all of a sudden you're

21:50

left with a crappy Market the carry

21:52

trade higher inflation the FED that

21:55

hasn't cut yet a market that's falling

21:57

and no Catal for big enthusiasm and

22:00

layoffs it's a recipe for a market crash

22:04

uh and and quite frankly a recession and

22:07

this is why BCA literally in their piece

22:09

here says to sum it up the US and the UK

22:13

is staring down the barrel that doesn't

22:16

sound good is staring down the barrel of

22:18

mini stagflation until a deflationary

22:20

shock okay that's not good uh

22:23

potentially emanating from Japan okay

22:25

now the whole deflationary shock thing

22:27

is actually exactly what I think is

22:29

going to happen I don't know when it's

22:30

going to happen but I you know me and I

22:32

don't want to be redundant about it but

22:34

I personally think that's exactly what's

22:35

going to happen you know the argument

22:37

Supply chains have gotten so loose and

22:39

so overbuilt that companies will do

22:41

anything to get business again so what

22:43

are they going to do they're going to

22:45

lower their prices this is what happens

22:48

when PP Fades okay businesses take it in

22:50

the margin they lay off people they

22:53

reduce prices and they try to get things

22:55

going again the layoffs are around the

22:57

corner I'm tired of all the people on on

23:00

you know CNBC going but

23:03

Kevin jobs jobs are fine right

23:07

now did you see the unemployment claims

23:09

this morning coming in like 20K higher

23:12

than expected that's just the start as

23:14

soon as that number goes bad it's

23:17

over usually the markets already Rock

23:20

Bottom when unemployment claims peek out

23:21

I'm just saying uh now I know I've been

23:23

early on this okay I hear it all the

23:25

time okay every single day my wife she's

23:28

like Kevin you're early again and I'm

23:30

like I I know I know I know pp's going

23:35

down inflation is going to go down it's

23:39

just a matter of time she's like you're

23:42

early anyway so then then we have the

23:44

next piece what is this one Doge Le

23:48

recession risk now I know this is going

23:50

to come across as like a big anti- Elon

23:52

thing but it's really not they say the

23:54

market is focused on negative economic

23:57

Fallout from the feral Federal federal

23:58

spending cuts but it's not just the

23:59

federal spending cuts it's what they

24:02

call the Ricochet effects the Quasi

24:06

public sector uh that relies on sort of

24:08

the contracts from the government that

24:10

could end up creating new economic

24:12

headwinds unemployment blah blah blah

24:14

now see they don't actually suggest a

24:16

stagflation issue they go straight to

24:18

deflation they say we are Far Cry from

24:21

any Trend in Rising inflation we remain

24:23

confident that the disinflationary

24:25

process is intact more so with the FED

24:28

on hold now we have to analyze Trump 2.0

24:31

what do we get to get with growth

24:32

headwinds the FED will be able to get

24:34

off pause easing and get back to easing

24:37

once disinflation resumes which they

24:40

think it will now where's the poopy dupy

24:43

well the poopy dupy is growth headwinds

24:46

are mounting and they say that investors

24:48

should start

24:49

accumulating duration which is basically

24:51

like TLT okay I'm I'm full transparency

24:55

I'm like long TLT okay like I think it

24:57

is the the it is gonna be the best trade

24:59

of

25:00

2025 I've been saying it for a long time

25:03

though so my timing hasn't been exactly

25:06

perfect on it uh but anyway

25:10

so they talk about this you know

25:13

interesting effect uh where the

25:15

government has basically been a strong

25:17

contributor to growth since uh the third

25:19

quarter of 2022 especially with health

25:22

care and government jobs now this is

25:24

obvious because you know we were coming

25:26

out of a hole back then and we the hole

25:28

would probably been deep or had it not

25:29

been for the government doing all the

25:30

hiring I'm not a shill for government

25:32

spending they actually agree with that

25:34

they're like that's the Keynesian

25:35

approach you know you bought them out

25:36

earlier but you you're better off in

25:39

their opinion and I agree with this as

25:40

well having more tax cuts even if the

25:43

hole is a little deeper you'll come out

25:44

stronger so in other words they're kind

25:46

of planting the seeds here that you know

25:47

hey it's it's the bid administration's

25:49

fault for over hiring because the

25:51

government is inefficient you know it

25:52

just leads to what they call the

25:54

ricardian equivalence where the private

25:56

sector saves the corresponding deficit

25:58

increase of the

25:59

government okay I'll you can rewind 20

26:02

seconds to digest that one it it was

26:05

actually a pretty interesting argument

26:06

if you think about it okay government

26:08

spends an extra billion bucks businesses

26:09

save an extra billion bucks because of

26:11

all the extra

26:12

regulation anyway uh but the government

26:15

is so wasteful that usually the velocity

26:17

of money at the government is is a

26:18

magnitude higher than private sector

26:20

spending anyway just because there's so

26:21

much waste Trump has a logic to

26:24

frontloading economic pain via tariffs

26:26

and Doge which sets up the FED to resume

26:28

easing and making for a strong recovery

26:30

in

26:31

2026 uh however that does mean we could

26:35

end up triggering a

26:37

recession by the end of 2025 I want you

26:40

to see that we already saw treasury

26:42

secretary bessent suggest that the

26:44

private sector is already in recession

26:46

but they say that there is a real risk

26:50

that the US will enter a short-lived

26:51

recession in late 2025 well this is the

26:54

first time I've seen this kind of talk

26:55

in a while January 2026 call options TL

26:58

L anyone anyway oh I'm not done with

27:00

that laptop so

27:03

now now # not personalized Financial

27:06

advice and if you want more not

27:08

personalized Financial advice make sure

27:10

to check out the courses over at me

27:11

kevin.com I'm sorry it sound like I'm

27:12

chilling that hard but I'm serious we're

27:15

going to have a really big price

27:16

increase tomorrow and and and it's it's

27:18

not going to come back down like you are

27:19

guaranteed the lowest price so i' I'd

27:23

rather make it Crystal Clear uh and you

27:26

know I know I'm going to get the

27:27

comments like yeah Kevin stealing his

27:29

stuff again like well I mean a that's

27:32

part of my job uh and B I'm trying to

27:36

keep it short and sweet for y'all okay

27:38

so now that we've considered this we

27:41

have to look at some other issues that

27:44

we face as well so we got the BCA

27:46

research piece out of the way we got the

27:49

V vomit out of the way we got Nvidia out

27:51

of the way oh yeah Trump and the tariffs

27:54

so you know now Donald Trump is well

27:56

he's also expecting to start a

27:57

fast-paced program to remove transgender

27:59

military members from from the military

28:01

that's going to be interesting it'll be

28:02

like a witch hunt for Trans you're

28:03

transgender get him out honorable

28:06

discharges apparently uh but anyway uh

28:10

Donald Trump said today we don't like

28:11

the way the EU is treating our companies

28:13

he slams the EU Apple decision probably

28:15

because he talked to Tim Cook you know

28:18

remember that's what happened the last

28:19

time is is he had conversations with

28:21

with good old Timmy cook and uh uh and

28:25

then Donald Trump goes and does the

28:26

bidding for Apple if they promise big

28:28

Investments which I guess that's that's

28:30

the whole point of of the office anyway

28:33

uh is is to you know try to work for for

28:35

your American company so I'm a big fan

28:37

of that however I'm a little concerned

28:38

about this China tariffs will be an

28:40

additional 10% okay well we already

28:43

announced 10% so an additional 10% would

28:45

be 10 + 10 equal

28:47

20 and then we're getting a March 4th

28:49

date for Canada and

28:51

Mexico Donald Trump also says the deal

28:53

is not done yet on

28:55

Ukraine and uh you know it looks like

28:58

zilin is coming down Friday to sign a

29:00

mineral

29:02

agreement uh which that'll be

29:04

interesting to see if we can get closer

29:05

on ending the war there uh we talked

29:08

about the carry trade we talked about

29:09

Nvidia ah the FED Mr oh yeah okay well

29:12

here we go uh fed fed hammock spoke

29:15

today and said that we're likely to hold

29:17

rates steady for some time okay this is

29:21

old news we've already talked about how

29:24

the Federal Reserve is basically in this

29:27

do nothing nothing no forecast

29:31

mentality which is also weird I just

29:34

want to be clear about that the Federal

29:36

Reserve has

29:38

always been

29:40

forecasting what their opinion is if

29:43

taking transitory it's just going to be

29:45

a bub one month doesn't make a trend one

29:48

quarter doesn't make a trend uh we're

29:51

going to well you know we're not going

29:53

to pay attention to tariffs until they

29:55

hit just kidding we're going to pay

29:57

attention to tariffs just just kidding

29:58

we're not going to pay attention to

29:59

darus like they're famous for giving you

30:03

their opinion on what's going to

30:08

happen you remember in 2022 if I were a

30:11

first time hope bu i' i' consider

30:14

waiting right now says dropa I mean you

30:16

know me I study this guy like like I'm

30:18

in love with him or something like that

30:20

I'm not okay I got a wife and seven kids

30:23

and I'm happily married so but this idea

30:26

that hammock says we're going to hold

30:28

rates City for some time they're not

30:31

giving us any guidance beyond that

30:33

there's no opinion it's just yeah things

30:35

are good right now we're holding rates

30:37

and when they shut up about the future

30:39

is because they're concerned that's my

30:42

take they're concerned that some poopy

30:44

could hit the fan quickly as if they if

30:47

the FED right now understand the

30:49

psychology if Jerome Powell came out

30:52

tomorrow and said hey guys

30:58

hit the

30:59

fan it would instantly hit the

31:03

fan like there's a no way he could be

31:07

honest with you about the downside

31:09

because then everybody would say is your

31:11

damn fault you scared

31:15

everyone uh but you know they do say

31:17

things like oh you know valuations are a

31:19

little stretched right now but uh you

31:20

comish you fine you we're just going to

31:22

hold ra for a while okay buddy uh then

31:26

uh so the fed that's why they're at the

31:28

pretty much near the end of the video

31:29

here uh on Tesla okay obviously a lot of

31:31

drama around Tesla Tesla's applied for a

31:33

California Transportation permit that's

31:35

cool but at the same time they're also

31:36

getting hit with lawsuits from Hardware

31:38

3 owners one of the reasons they're

31:40

getting hit with these lawsuits is

31:41

because they promised that if you bought

31:42

full self-driving that you'd actually in

31:44

the future be able to have full self

31:45

driving but it doesn't look like

31:48

Hardware 3 is going to be capable and it

31:50

looks like you're going to have to get a

31:50

hardware 4 upgrade which if you listen

31:53

to last earnings call Elon Musk

31:55

basically admitted to this which is

31:57

probably bad for whole lawsuit aspect

31:59

but he's like uh it's probably a good

32:01

thing that not a lot of people bought

32:02

the FSD package uh cuz we're probably

32:04

going to have to upgrade them to hard

32:05

War 4 so he basically just handed them a

32:07

win on that lawsuit anyway so I thought

32:10

that was interesting but I don't know

32:12

maybe he's just being honest about that

32:14

uh which that's

32:15

respectable uh however he's also Mega

32:17

pissed about the New York Times calling

32:19

them a-holes for identifying for

32:21

exposing 45 identities tied to Doge and

32:23

so this is leading to a lot of people

32:25

saying hey you're risking those people's

32:27

lives New York times how could you dare

32:29

expose those people I hate you New York

32:31

Times why don't you expose your writers

32:33

your authors and they actually do cuz

32:35

all the author names are listed on the

32:36

same page but a response that's gaining

32:39

popularity below that uh was actually

32:41

this one sorry do you think government

32:43

workers should be able to operate

32:45

completely anonymously and in secret

32:46

kind of like a deep

32:49

State interesting counter interesting

32:54

so the problem with with Tesla right now

32:58

and and you have to know this about

33:00

Tesla and I like I you know me I love

33:03

the Tesla company I love the people I

33:05

love the product I had a Tesla Model uh

33:09

a Tesla Roadster from from 2009 I had

33:12

the I I still have my my black model X

33:15

you know my black X I love riding my

33:17

black X right now my dad's riding my

33:18

black x uh now my wife's driving uh my

33:22

my Model S and I'm driving the Cyber

33:25

truck I don't know you know I could come

33:27

back and going to be all graffitied

33:28

after all this drama that's been going

33:30

on but uh you know I don't think that

33:33

it's right for people to take out their

33:35

their angers over Elon Musk uh musk

33:38

sitting in on cabinet meetings and

33:40

commenting about being tech support on

33:42

Tesla owners I think the people of Tesla

33:43

are good I think Optimus style robots

33:46

are the future I think uh you know

33:48

Amazon and meta and symbotic all these

33:50

robotics or these these large companies

33:52

will will continue to get into robotics

33:54

if they're not already in robotics

33:55

they'll get into robotics humanoid

33:57

robotics are a future my VC fund has

34:00

invested into a private uh robotics

34:02

company uh so I'm a big fan of where

34:07

we're going with Tesla but we do know

34:09

the valuation is Rich you know we just

34:12

did another valuation update on Tesla

34:14

and the course member live stream and

34:15

we're still over a three peg you know

34:17

that's with like a 35% growth rate so

34:20

the valuation is Rich on EPS because you

34:23

know we know we're not going to sell

34:24

more cars right now and keep in mind too

34:27

I want you to do this this is another

34:29

one that I thought was interesting if

34:31

you look at like just cars in general

34:34

right now you could go to trends.

34:36

goole.com and you just look at car

34:39

trends for byy car or like cars for sale

34:44

there is like a systemic decline in

34:48

searches for cars for sale now that

34:51

theoretically could be because maybe

34:52

people are using apps or whatever or

34:54

it's just the interest rates are really

34:55

really high and it's becoming more

34:57

affordable but you could see that drop

35:00

off there okay that's that's odd you

35:03

know we are now lower than where we have

35:05

been since 2010 in people searching cars

35:09

for sale what I also thought was

35:11

interesting was if you look at uh leas

35:15

Tesla uh lease Tesla is almost as high

35:18

as by

35:20

Tesla uh and you know I can't remember

35:23

what it was I looked at it up I looked

35:25

oh yeah yeah yeah yeah there it is okay

35:26

lease Tesla by Tesla there we go so now

35:29

In fairness buy Tesla could also be like

35:31

buy Tesla stock but I thought it was

35:33

interesting that searches for leases

35:35

have almost eclipsed by

35:39

Tesla so that's interesting because to

35:41

me that that signifies a bit of an

35:46

affordability challenge when when people

35:48

start saying hey we are in a place of we

35:53

need to

35:54

lease uh and and and then

35:58

you know start kind of like watching our

36:01

outflows because we don't we can't

36:03

afford the financing because of rates

36:04

even though rates are built into the

36:05

lease financing uh we can't we maybe we

36:08

can't afford the payment maybe we don't

36:09

have the credit maybe all we can do is a

36:11

three-year lease that's it we can't we

36:12

can't set up for the whole longer term

36:14

buy I don't know but I thought that was

36:16

interesting so overall uh I also want to

36:21

remind you that we are

36:23

still uh a little chunk away from real

36:28

stress in the economy I want you to know

36:31

what real stress in the economy looks

36:32

like the 10-year treasury right now is

36:35

4.28 the 2-year treasury right now is at

36:40

4.07 4 so that's about a 20 basis points

36:44

difference that's

36:46

nothing when that breaks the 50 to 90

36:50

range and all of a sudden we get a bad

36:53

data set this is how it's going to go

36:55

okay I I I'm just going to play you

36:57

straight you could go to cnbc.com and

36:59

look at it okay you just type it in 10

37:01

year and two year my take is you're

37:05

going to see some data shock that hits

37:08

or another carry trade or whatever the

37:10

2-year will plummet possibly a whole

37:13

percent down to 3% let's say the 10year

37:18

will plummet down to like 36 you know

37:21

3.6 or whatever uh and that could keep

37:24

going you could see the two-year at at

37:25

2% or 1% and then the tenure at 2% or

37:28

whatever when the spread between the two

37:31

gets above

37:33

50 that's usually the sign of being

37:37

closer to a

37:40

recession so it's not the unversioned

37:43

the yield curve that matters and it's

37:45

not the wiggling that we've been doing

37:48

above the uninverted point it's breaking

37:50

the 50 through a sudden Spike up

37:54

volatility Spike some kind of shock so

37:58

just the other day I also I sent an

38:00

email a Daily Wealth email which has

38:02

been anything but daily lately I'm I'm

38:03

sorry I'm just a little buried right now

38:06

because we got a big big announcement

38:08

coming up for house hack it's it's

38:09

really exciting uh but I sent an email

38:12

the other day and I basically

38:14

said consider taking something off the

38:17

table you know this was a couple days

38:18

ago and it wasn't a way of saying like

38:21

oh you need to be a mega bear or like oh

38:25

you know sell everything that's that's

38:26

not what I'm trying to say I've been a

38:29

bear I have been but I'm not trying to

38:32

like get people to panic I don't care it

38:34

doesn't it's not like I'm short anything

38:35

where it matters like not trying to get

38:38

some financial gain out of saying this

38:40

but let me just put it this way I wish

38:42

there were more people that would grab

38:44

you by the shoulders when you're really

38:46

up on a stock that would grab you by the

38:49

shoulders kind of like what I did with

38:51

that Dogecoin millionaire guy I wish

38:52

there were more people who would grab

38:54

people like that by the shoulders and

38:56

say please take some money off the table

38:59

and just protect your downside that's it

39:02

I'm not asking you to like sell out of

39:05

everything I'm not trying to give you

39:06

personalized Financial advice I'm just

39:08

trying to say hey

39:09

man consider taking some of the dollah

39:13

hallas off just to protect your downside

39:17

make it so that if the market does go

39:21

into a recession you're still safe

39:23

you're still protected like I'll give

39:26

you an example I you know what I told

39:28

the Dogecoin millionaire guy was back

39:30

when I he had a lot of money in Doge I'm

39:32

like dude just take some of it and make

39:36

it so you never have to work again and

39:38

just put it aside even if you just put

39:39

it aside in cash and I know it's painful

39:42

because it's like oh but it could go up

39:43

more yeah but it could also go down and

39:46

you don't want to go back to having to

39:47

start over

39:49

so I just wish there were more people

39:52

that were willing to say that I do

39:54

recognize though that's very unpopular

39:55

to say on social media uh it's I think

39:58

it's one of the reasons why probably you

40:00

know like my my channel doesn't get like

40:02

the craziest amount of subscriber growth

40:05

or whatever I think in part be because

40:07

it's it's less of hey let's be blind and

40:11

assume that markets are going to go up

40:13

forever and just bye bye

40:16

bye I'm not a fan of that I'm much more

40:20

of a fan of let's be realistic yes AI is

40:24

good yeah there's data center growth but

40:27

we realize it's not going to grow at

40:28

100% forever let's be measured in our

40:31

valuations hey if we miss some upside

40:33

that's okay remember Warren Buffett for

40:35

moment Warren Buffett doesn't play

40:37

options Warren Buffett doesn't care

40:39

about fomo he invests in good quality

40:42

companies at Great

40:45

valuations and then he waits and the

40:48

patience of Buffett was amazing we think

40:50

about this Buffett Buffett was worth

40:53

like a million bucks when he was 30

40:54

which which is a lot already right

40:58

but he wasn't worth a 100 Mil until like

41:01

15 years later and and and then you know

41:03

certainly billions until he was even

41:05

much older than that now I'm not trying

41:07

to make a comparison here to to Buffett

41:10

uh but to say like oh you know

41:13

everybody's going to be a billionaire

41:14

like Buffett no I mean we we don't need

41:16

to try to all go for that because then

41:17

everybody's going to go busted right

41:19

like 99.9% of people are going to go

41:20

bust and that's a going bust is a much

41:23

more miserable life than having a good

41:25

life right so the point of that is

41:27

Buffett didn't take his million bucks

41:29

and YOLO it all sure he could have

41:31

become a billionaire by 35 instead of

41:34

when he did and his you know in in his

41:37

50s but he could have also gone to zero

41:39

and then had nothing to compound so just

41:42

be cautious just a word maybe of of

41:45

wisdom and call it not from me call it

41:47

from Buffett check out the courses of me

41:48

kevin.com love you all see you soon

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