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Well, the Trump show Myin had a great

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interview with Sarah Eisen this morning.

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I loved it. We watched almost every

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single minute of it and wow, I got to

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give you a breakdown of exactly what he

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just said, as well as provide a little

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bit of a risk for gold. Uh there are

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some bearish murmurings around the

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direction of gold. Spoiler alert, it's

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on screen right here. We'll talk about

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gold in just a moment. But let's talk

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about Myin. So, Myron says that the left

0:29

tail is getting fatter. Now, this guy

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speaks in tongue. He speaks in a really

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complicated manner. It's really honestly

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not meant to be understood by anyone. I

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think there's a word for that, like

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arcane or just like annoying. But

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anyway, as much as when he first came on

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the scene, I just called him a Trump

0:45

shill. I have to say he's he's turned

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out to be pretty damn good, and I kind

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of like him, and I kind of hope he

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doesn't leave the Fed. I actually think

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he'd be a really good J. how

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replacement, but he ain't in the running

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for that. Uh, you got to get more of a

0:58

wet blanket in there so they can do what

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Trump wants. This guy's good. So, he

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says the downside risks are now growing

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because of the trade war that we have

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with China, but we can fix it. We can

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fix it by lowering rates a lot. He's

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basically telling us that the main thing

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he's paying attention to is what's going

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on with rental inflation because it

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makes up 25% of

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personal consumption expenditures, which

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is the Fed's preferred inflation gauge,

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and 33% 34% of CPI. And he tells us that

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if you look at where market rents are,

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they've been relatively stable. And when

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the lagging owner's equivalent rent data

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catches up to this, we should have

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virtually zero shelter inflation. He

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also says we don't see any signs of

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rents skyrocketing anywhere. And mind

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you, I completely agree with him. No

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signs of rents skyrocketing anywhere,

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which is really exciting and a really

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good thing. So, I'm jumping up and down

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about that and exciting about that

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because it means lower inflation, which

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you might think, "Oh, but Kevin, you

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know, you guys should be liking rents

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going up." No, no, no, no. I'm I'm all

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for making sure this economy doesn't go

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into a recession. Lower rates via lower

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rental inflation is a great way to do it

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because it'll drive rents and or it'll

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drive yields down on 10-year Treasury or

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mortgage rates. It'll actually increase

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housing affordability, which is actually

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great for the housing market. Now, think

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about what else Myron just said. Myron

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said that usually

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in a low population growth environment,

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the neutral rate should be substantially

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lower. Basically, we should cut faster

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because the neutral rate should be even

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lower because population growth is

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potentially turning negative. Now he

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says the reason we might be stuck in a

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more restrictive position is because we

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just came out of the craziest like weird

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like up and down in population. We had

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population spike like crazy postcoid and

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open border policies and now population

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growth is going negative under closed

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border policies and deportations. So you

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have this complete flip-flop that

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usually would happen over decades that

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happened in less than five years. And so

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his view is that high population growth

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is artificially leaving some members of

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the Fed keeping rates higher and that we

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really need to get rates lower, even

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lower than people forecast. He says if

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we get rates lower fast, then we can

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actually see the unemployment rate go

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down, which is fantastic. That's exactly

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what we want. And that's really exciting

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because if we can get the unemployment

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rate to go down, then even if we do see

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a little bit of an increase in layoffs,

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it could be absorbed essentially.

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Consider for a moment what's going on at

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a lot of companies. A lot of companies.

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Like look at what Amazon just announced.

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Amazon just announced that, hey, we're

4:11

going to lay off 15% of our human

4:13

resources staff. Now, why do you think

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they're doing that? Come on. It's AI.

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So, we know people are getting kicked

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out. We know people are getting a kick

4:21

in the butt and they're going to have to

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go out in the labor market. We know

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layoffs are quietly ramping up. And if

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they all hit at the same time, it's

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going to be a big poop or duper. This is

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why it's so important the Fed go dovish.

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And I think my might be one of the

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reasons why we got Powell to flip. Now,

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we did get a heads up on what the Beige

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Book is going to say, which is really

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exciting. the beige book and and what

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happened with Powell yesterday is why we

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made a couple calls this morning in the

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was Tesla up. The second call we made

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about this gold warning because there's

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a big gold warning right now. And uh

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this is where you've got a lot of people

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saying, "Hey, Powell tells us that

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things are good, but gold is saying

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things are not good." That's something

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to remember is gold is skyrocketing at

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at, you know, levels that we just

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generally don't see. Look at this. This

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right here was in the uh in the turn of

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the 70s to the early 80s we got this

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vertical deploy development in gold

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prices. Uh and they as soon as we went

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vertical that was the top the vertical

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aspect the slope of the line going

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vertical that was the top and so you can

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see the slope of the line here is is

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approaching vertical.

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Uh and then of course we had a top. Now,

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this top right here in the '8s took 30

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years to recover from. 30 years to

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recover from. So, you if you bought at

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the peak, it took 30 years for you to

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break even. Then we had this happen

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again in 2011. We went vertical after

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the financial crisis, which is weird

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because here you went vertical before

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the double dip uh Vulkar recessions.

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Here you went vertical after the great

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financial crisis. You know, gold had a

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spike going into the recession and then

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fell during the recession. But it was

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actually in the uncertainty after the

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recession that gold went vertical and

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then it took, if you bought at the top,

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it took 10 more years to break even.

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Now, you look at gold and it's got the

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same vertical pattern. Now, it's

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unclear. Is this vertical pattern

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happening because we're about to go into

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a recession just like the early 80s or

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is the vertical pattern happening

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because we're coming out of a

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recessionary era and you know, we're

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about to soft land, but there's still so

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much uncertainty. Who knows? But what we

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do know is that gold falls as

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uncertainty fades. So, I would make the

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argument that if you think the economy

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is going to go into a recession, maybe

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gold's still got some room to go. If you

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think the economy is going to soft land,

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you might be knocking on the door of

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tops that we might not see again for

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decades in gold. Now, that's not to be

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super bearish. It's just to basically

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say like you kind of got to pick your

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side. Like what side are you on? The

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uncertainty side or no uncertainty side?

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Now, keeping in mind this, remember what

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Powell told us yesterday about the Beige

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Book? Powell already told us about the

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Beige book. because Powell already told

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us about the beige book. I when I when I

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turned on my live stream this morning,

10:11

I'm like, "Hey, you know, I'm actually

10:14

bullish on on what Powell told us is

10:17

coming today." Uh, and therefore, I'm

10:19

excited about, you know, the broader

10:21

market. I mean, look at the cues from

10:23

pre-market. We're well up from

10:24

pre-market. Tesla's up. MP materials

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down. These are the things we talked

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about in the alpha report this morning.

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But one of the reasons is Powell already

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told us that the beige book is at least

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as strong as the data that we saw in

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September and the economy today again is

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either at least as strong or stronger

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than what we saw then. Now that doesn't

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mean we are going to have a

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normalization of the beverage curve uh

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which is bad for layoffs and the

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unemployment rate but remember what my

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says. Myin actually says, "Listen, if we

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start acting and we start cutting, we

10:58

are going to remove the shock risks from

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the economy and we could actually

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softland." So that means you've got

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Byron in there really drilling for lower

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rates. Like get rates down, get rates

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down, get rates down. I don't know. I

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want to be very clear about this. Okay?

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I have no idea if we're going to soft

11:16

land or go into a recession. I'm telling

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you, I'm like I'm like right here on

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this line and it's like which way is the

11:23

wind gonna blow? Are we gonna go h

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recession? It's like an arm wrestle's

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happening, you know, or soft landing. I

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don't know.

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But we are at a shockprone position.

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Myin tells us we are shockprone because

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of high rates. There are two other

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reasons we are shockrone. Number one,

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the 102 yield curve being over 50 and

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then obviously the potential for a

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private credit bubble and a BNPL bubble.

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not great. Those are things that could

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contribute to a real shock. We saw

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leverage get flushed out of the system

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on Friday. Although that Binance

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situation was a little excessive, it was

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probably fraudulent. But then again, you

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many of you already know my opinions on

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Binance. I've been on Binance

12:07

since before it was popular to dump on

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Binance.

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Uh but anyway, you know, the 102 yield

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curve is another issue that makes a

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shock prone. And then obviously the

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private credit and buy now pay later

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bubble in my opinion that's brewing.

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It's it's just a matter of time. I'm not

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even mentioning AI in this. But these

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are real shockprone issues. So I think

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my is right on when he suggests we got

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to get rates lower. This is bullish by

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the way for rate plays. This is bullish

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for interest rates down over the next

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two years. I think you have to be

12:39

cautious going, "Oh, I'm going to, you

12:41

know, go crazy into uh some kind of like

12:45

options betting that in the short term

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rates are going to plummet." I think

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patience is more important here. Uh and

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I've made that mistake in the past where

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I've been too impatient, but I think the

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trend is very very clear. And I think

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that's why we're start I mean we're

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already starting to see a surge in

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refinance applications or purchase

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applications in real estate. It's just a

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matter of time before as rates actually

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come down. I mean, here you go. Here's

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the Goldman Sachs piece on this.

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Mortgage purchase applications rise 14%

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year-over-year. Uh, refinance

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applications rise 18% year-over-year.

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Look at the blue line right here. Let me

13:22

try to point this out because it's

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honestly it's so tiny. It's a little

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hard to see. Uh, okay. Stupid document.

13:30

Kind of hate it when they do that to me.

13:32

This like, oh, the PDF is locked. You

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need to duplicate it. Shut up.

13:38

there. Okay. So, right here you could

13:39

see purchase applications. You could see

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that uptick. It's like barely starting

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to uptick, right? Imagine you get back

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to this era over here. I mean, one in

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five mortgages right now sits over 6%.

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That's insane. That's very expensive.

13:54

So, the refinancing boom is going to

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come eventually. We're just now starting

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that trend up. So, that's just a matter

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of time. And Myin's a perfect shill to

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keep pushing for lower rates. But, I

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think he's right. You know, I think he's

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right about that. And then over here,

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you've got those purchase applications

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popping up, which if you look

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historically where we sit on purchase

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mortgage applications, look at the line.

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Let's make this a little thinner right

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here. Let's draw this line. Oh, come on,

14:20

buddy. Let's get a little bit of a

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thinner line here. There we go. Yeah,

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look at look at where we sit right now.

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We're like at the bottom of purchase

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applications volumes over here. You

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know, it almost it's like does it make

14:32

sense at this point to say, "Hey, take

14:34

your money out of gold and throw it into

14:35

mortgage plays, you know, interest rate

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sensitives." I mean, look at how

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historically low we sit on both purchase

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and oh, this one's a p a refinance over

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here. Whatever. This one's refinance.

14:45

This one's purchase. But anyway, look,

14:47

like that's insanely low where where we

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sit. And so, I think Goldman has a very

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very uh valid chart here to pay

14:53

attention to. But I take a little

14:55

screenshot of that, steal that. It's

14:57

fantastic. So, shout out to Goldman

14:58

there. But uh yeah, I mean the these are

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the this is all a big deal. And so good

15:04

on Myin. I mean fantastic interview. And

15:07

he really makes it clear that Powell,

15:09

you need to get off your ass and start

15:10

stimulating. I got to stop saying bad

15:12

words. You got to get off your poopy

15:14

dupy. The the thing is uh I think Myin

15:19

showing up at the Fed actually somewhat

15:21

helped Powell turn dovish here. You

15:24

know, Powell didn't say much in the Q&A

15:26

yesterday, but in his prepared remarks,

15:28

him going, "Listen, you know, we're

15:30

going to turn off the vacuum cleaner

15:32

because it's time to, you know, start

15:33

supporting the economy again.

15:37

Hopefully, it's not too late, but it's

15:39

bullish." And remember, gold down as

15:42

uncertainty goes down. Uh anyway, so

15:45

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