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in this video we need to prepare for

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catalysts that are coming this week I'm

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also briefly going to talk to you about

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things like the minutes and PPI numbers

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that came out but most importantly we're

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going to talk about CPI and then retail

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sales we got to get ready for these

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numbers they're a big deal so let's get

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started first Catalyst of this week

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actually just came out it's the PPI

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figures the PPI figure that was for a uh

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this is a producer Price Index right so

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this measures prices from the seller's

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point of view and we were expecting the

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final demand to decline uh to a level of

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0.2 percent that was the surveyed

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expectation uh that actually came in at

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point four percent which is 4.8

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annualized not great uh some weakness

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there then we've got the uh core PPI

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which also came in higher than expected

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final year over year was expected to

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drop from 8.7 to 8.4 actually came in at

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8.5 so literally across the board worse

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producer price inflation numbers and I

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think that sets up a little bit of what

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to expect for tomorrow CPI data comes

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out tomorrow morning at 5 30 a.m Pacific

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time that's 8 30 a.m eastern time I will

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be covering CPI inflation live I

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encourage you to come and if you want to

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click the little reminder button or to

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get a reminder from YouTube go to

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metkevin.com Links there you're going to

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see two live streams coming up one for

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the FED Reserve minutes which I think

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are actually a lot less important but

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those come out at 11 A.M today so I'll

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be streaming those live and the second

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is the link that you're going to see for

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CPI and that's tomorrow at 5 30. that's

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going to be critical I mean JPMorgan is

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estimating the market could drop as much

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as five percent literally tomorrow that

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is the S P 500 to drop as much as five

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percent if we get PPI numbers or I

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should say CPI numbers like the PPI

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numbers where not only do we not see the

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trend of inflation going down but if

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anything it's solidifying broadening out

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and going up that's going to be

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devastating to Market and I think that's

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why markets today are kind of like oh

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gosh these PPI numbers weren't great

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what is this saying about tomorrow now

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regarding CPI expectations we're

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expecting the month over month CPI

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inflation report to come in at 0.2

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percent

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look if the CPI numbers come in at

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expectations I I don't think the

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Market's gonna be happy like the market

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doesn't want ad expectations the market

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certainly doesn't want worse than

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expectations that's going to be terrible

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if we get worse than expectations the

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Market's just going to tank if we had

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expectations okay fine maybe maybe

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things will be stable but the

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expectations aren't that great and if

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anything they're kind of in my opinion

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skewed to a fall in inflation but

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they're still not that great so meeting

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these expectations is great it's like

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you know winning winning a foot race

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when they've already given you you know

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a half mile Head Start and and you've

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only got to go another half mile and

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everybody else got to go a mile the

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point is like

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even if you win you're still a loser

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okay uh the core inflation expectation

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is expected to be point four percent I

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wouldn't be surprised to see these

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numbers come in hot I mean core

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inflation uh uh you know if we strip out

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food and energy point four percent

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that's terrible because that's 4.8

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percent year over year that's way higher

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than two percent inflation Target that

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the FED has and it shows you again

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probably a broadening of inflation and

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it's just gonna freak the fat out year

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over year we expect CPI to come in at

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8.1 headline down from 8.3 so still not

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breaking that eight percent I mean for

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us to really have like a green rally and

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solidify a bottom here I mean work

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backwards imagine inflation tomorrow

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comes in at five percent year over year

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and you know negative point three

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percent month over month well the

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Market's gonna rally the Market's gonna

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freak out like oh my gosh this is it

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we've hit Peak inflation and if we got

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another report next month that

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reiterated like super low inflation and

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a negative month over month again the

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Market's gonna rally that's it the

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bottom will be in and and the pain will

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be over but these expectations

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even if we meet them it's not that great

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you still have 8.1 percent inflation you

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still have 4.8 annualized core inflation

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and broadening of inflation it's still

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not that great so the expectations just

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suck uh for CPI now the expectations are

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often wrong I just hope they're not

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wrong to the upside so if they're wrong

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to the upside we're gonna

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we're gonna have hell to pay tomorrow

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and and it you know like what we saw in

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the September inflation report you could

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see the JP Morgan uh assumption come

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true that we end up having another five

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percent day to the downside terrible now

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again if we could get in my opinion let

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me let me do this okay here's here's the

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way you do this we have to look at the

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expectations based on the economists and

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look at the range

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so the range for this survey is very

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important because if you get a Miss to

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the downside where no Economist was

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expecting it could be good most of the

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economists surveyed here 43 of them are

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sitting around 8.1 it's kind of like a

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bell curve

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nobody is expecting it to come in at 7.8

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so if you got a 7.8 headline

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that would be very bullish that would be

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extremely bullish uh and when it because

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all of the economists would have been

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wrong they would have assumed that

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things were going to be worse when they

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actually ended up being better now if we

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go for let's do that same thing but

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let's do it for core so if we do CPI

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excluding food and energy month over

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month

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the survey is that we're going to get a

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0.3.4 yeah median estimate point four

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percent report nobody is expecting it to

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come in less than two and a half percent

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so or I should say 0.25 percent

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so if we get something on a month over

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month basis that's less than a quarter

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it'll be good you're like if we could

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get a zero if we got a 7.8 and a zero

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rally mode

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I I'm not optimistic I'm really not

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optimistic but I'm hopeful but hope is

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not an investing strategy now again

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we're going to have the FED minutes but

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again those are going to be looking back

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to September where I'm almost certain

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we're just going to have a fed that's

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talking about broadening out of

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inflationary pressures and uh and how

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they have to do everything in their

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power to control inflation I'm not

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really expecting anything crazy new from

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these minutes unless they give us any

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kind of insights into the economy

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beginning to weaken potentially the

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housing market or the jobs Market those

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are actually going to be critical notes

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so we will look for those but in terms

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of inflation I'm not really expecting

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any big hints from the minutes I'm

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expecting more insight on that tomorrow

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interesting uh anyway the second thing

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that happens on Friday is we actually

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get retail sales numbers now this could

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be good or could be bad so last month

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retail sales numbers actually I mean

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that's like redundant well anyway last

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month retail sales data came in with a

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month over month excluding Autos decline

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of 0.3 percent and if we uh if we

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excluded both autos and natural gas we

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ended up actually with a rise of 0.3

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percent now that actually tells you a

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little bit of a story it tells you that

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the decline in gas prices actually led

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to a decline in retail sales last month

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well that number is a number that means

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retail sales other than gas and Autos

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actually increased by the rate of 3.6

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percent on an annualized basis that's

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not what the Federal Reserve wants to

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see the Federal Reserve wants to see

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this number negative across the board

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and we're not getting that right now

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we're getting positive numbers and so

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now the expectation is that retail sales

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excluding autos and gasp will be

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somewhere around 0.2 percent for Friday

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that data comes out at 5 30 a.m as well

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but if that number misses hard

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it's just going to be another exhausting

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argument that'll tell the FED hey

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consumers are still spending money

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they're still taking on more debt kind

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of ridiculous then you also have

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sentiment numbers coming out on Friday

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and so this is always a weird one

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because consumer expectations for

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inflation have been trending down and

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sentiment has actually somewhat been

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trending up the problem with that is

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when sentiments trending up and people

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think inflation's going to go down they

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ironically just keep spending because

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they think the recession is going to be

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transitory and then that actually makes

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the recession less transitory right

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because think about that logically for a

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moment if people think the recession and

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inflation is transitory

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because their inflation expectations are

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low which they are the one-year

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inflation expectation Friday is expected

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to be 4.7 and the five to ten years

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expected to be 2.7 those are actually

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decently anchored expectations just like

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what we're seeing in the market if I

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measured by The Five-Year break-evens

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inflation expectations are low excuse me

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well if people have low expectations for

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inflation and the market has low

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expectations for inflation a year to two

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years out then they just tell themselves

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okay we just have to get through high

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inflation for the next couple years

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let's just borrow more money

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let's keep spending and supporting our

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lifestyle at the same time they're

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creating that consistent demand that's

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actually creating the inflation and

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leading the inflation to be entrenched

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in the first place

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terrible so uh You've Really Got Just

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bad numbers everywhere now to me I just

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want to make this clear and we've got a

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couple other numbers to talk about here

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too I just want to be clear that doesn't

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mean that this it's time to escape the

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market like the time to do that was you

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know the beginning of the year not not

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now in my opinion not Financial advice

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obviously but I'm personally a big

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believer that

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yeah we're gonna look back at some of

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these numbers we're gonna go those were

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a lifetime of deals right there in the

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stock market uh but then again does that

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mean more pain can happen no a lot more

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pain can happen so

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especially when we finally get to that

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capitulation anyway

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building permits expected to come out on

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the 19th so that's next week

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building permits we actually expect to

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fall from uh from let's see the survey

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oh no actually the survey is looking for

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a slight little push up in building

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permits the prior building permits month

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over month was minus 10 now they

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actually think we'll have 0.5 growth I

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doubt that but we'll see building

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permits though are different from

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housing starts and then like filing for

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a perimeter getting a permit issued

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doesn't actually mean you're starting

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work on the project

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and housing starts in my opinion is the

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number that we really want to pay

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attention to that number is expected to

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come in with a month over month decline

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of 5.4 percent that's a huge

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month-over-month Decline and I mean that

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just reiterates the pain we're seeing in

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the minutes I'm again housing maybe some

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insights jobs some insight what are they

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seeing in their local markets but we've

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had so much fed speak and I'm not

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jumping up and down for anything really

11:42

new here but we'll see sometimes we get

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surprised and then obviously tomorrow's

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CPI so just go to metcaven.com links and

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make sure you sign up as a reminder for

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both of those live streams uh and if you

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to watch the minutes all right folks

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thanks for watching we'll see the next

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