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The Market Bubble WILL Crash | Billionaire Frank Giustra

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now which is

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virtually impossible because everything

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you

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might choose to protect against one

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thing may be

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affected by another and so let me give

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you an example so in

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in in typically nor in a normal

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environment

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when you're nervous about markets you go

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into bonds okay so if you don't like

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equities you buy bonds

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um why would you buy bonds today i mean

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you know they're yielding nothing

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in a zero rate environment where money

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is being printed like crazy

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which is destroying the value of the

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nominal value of that bond

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so what you know in currencies where the

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you know that where the central banks

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are printing loads of new money so

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buying bonds doesn't make sense you want

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to be in cash gonna be destroyed

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by inflation so you buy equities yes you

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can buy equities and you'll

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not lose all your money but you probably

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might be buying at the wrong time

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at the top of a very very frothy market

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incredibly frothy market

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that is due for some sort of a

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correction which will be caused by some

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event

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yet unknown you know if we had covered

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last year and

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who knows what the next catalyst is

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going to be for the next

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market downturn it needs an excuse to

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correct and it will

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and you know the next one could be a you

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know very similar to the coveted one it

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could be some

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unknown event having to do that might

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trigger financial crisis or some sort of

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other

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uh uh other move so i just you know

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it's hard to choose investment

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categories right now

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and that's why you know i've i'm

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taking a general macro view that we're

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in a

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hard asset environment so

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the best protection you're going to get

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it's going to not going to give you 100

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protection because anything can happen

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um but the with the

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money printing and the amount of debt

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that's being uh

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being issued i would be skewed towards

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hard assets

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and hard assets are obviously include

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gold real estate

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art and some people believe bitcoin i

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i'm not sure that i believe that yet and

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i can

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certainly explain my reasons why but

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some people seem to believe that that's

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a

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similar hard asset that's you know

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similar to gold

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if this money is manifesting this this

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money that was created is manifesting

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itself

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in the form of higher asset prices

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what's to say

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like what stops those higher asset

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prices for example

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kathy woods suggests hey well usually we

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value the s p

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at uh you know 20 maybe maybe 18 times

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earnings

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uh who's to say smp shouldn't be valued

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at

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40 times earnings maybe people need to

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have lower expectations and they should

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expect a three percent return on their

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money

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instead of a five or six percent return

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on their money valuations go up

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return expectations go down no necessary

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bubble what's your response to that

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yeah my response is you can play that

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game for a while but eventually

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you come back to reality i mean you know

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when you buy equities you're buying you

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know

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the discounted future cash flows of that

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business uh and then you apply a

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multiple to it and that's that's how you

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establish market

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um right if if you're pushing out that

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you know

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that that uh discounted cash flow

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forever and

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and it's like where's the value in that

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business i mean at the end of the day

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what do you but what is that equity

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worth when you've already discounted all

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its cash flow

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sure now your rates are at zero you know

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you have no further

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way to go down to to create a higher

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higher valuation i just don't buy that

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and and i don't buy that this time it's

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different

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and that makes me insane i remember the

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1999.com bubble

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and i remember reading research reports

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by analysts

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that were making these crazy projections

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about these worthless stocks

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and they had to come up with even more

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and more or outrageous

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reasons why these stocks were valued at

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you know ridiculous prices

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and they kept i remember being at a

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dinner party

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with some dot uh dot comers that were

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invested in dot com marketing and i just

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made a question i said i don't i can't

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get my head around these valuations i

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don't know how it works

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man they they came all over it was like

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i was a dinosaur i didn't understand

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this time was different the world was

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changing whatever it never changes

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bubbles or bubbles they burst they need

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an excuse to burst

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and then all of that debt

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that is used to create that bubble comes

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cascading down and wipes everybody out

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and then start over again

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so that's where i think we're headed um

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i don't

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i can't give you time you know this

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market could go a lot harder now these

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equity

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we broke all records you know s p at

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four 000. i mean

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sure it could go higher but remember the

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higher it goes when it does

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crash it's going to really really be

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significant

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because the higher score goes and so

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i and again i don't know what the answer

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is i'm not sure i'm having trouble

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myself trying to just

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determine where to put my money um but

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it's

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this is definitely bubble territory and

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it's going to end

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somehow sometime it just needs a

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catalyst

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to make it happen ray dalio if you don't

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mind

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ray dalio believes that we might enter a

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period of of the great de-leveraging

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uh something that i've noticed over the

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past i don't want to ask you about that

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but something i've noticed over the past

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few months

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is a slowing down in the growth

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of uh brokerage margin people are taking

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less margin on over the last few months

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than they had been

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uh you know during during the uh six

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months prior

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do you think it's possible that we could

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go into a period of

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hedge funds saying you know what let's

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borrow less especially after the

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archaegos fallout

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let's maybe individuals start saying

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maybe i don't want margin maybe it is

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time to deleverage

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and then maybe ray dalio's predictions

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come true that we do go through a great

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deleveraging what's your take on that

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i think we already do and i love uh

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listening to ray dalio um

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you know he i think he's got his head

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screwed on right in terms of

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looking at it from a historical

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perspective and

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uh it's the same thing i've been doing

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for

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20 years he's much more famous than i am

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but i've been writing about

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the same things that that rey is talking

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about i've been writing about for

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for a long time you know he he talks

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about several things you know and the

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long

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term debt cycle is one of the most

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important features that no one

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understands

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because they'll you know they happen

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every 70 years or so

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so our generation didn't go through the

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1930s depression in the stock market

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crashes and all of

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what came with it um so we forget that

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those things do happen

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so you have these long-term debt cycles

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that grow exponentially near the end

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because people think well

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this is great and nothing can go wrong

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right

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you know it's it this time it's

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different and uh

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it's worked the last 10 years and i've

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only been doing this for 10 years or 20

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years

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so if it's worth the last 20 years it's

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going to work forever and what ray

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rightly points out is that you know

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we're about to experience one of these

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paradigm shifts

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where you know you get accustomed to

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certain type of performance

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you get very confident things get very

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popular everybody starts to borrow money

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and prices go higher and higher and

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every 10 years or so you get one of

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these paradigm shifts and we're

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really due for the next one now i mean

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again

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it lasts a few more years or whatever

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but we're due for the shift where

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everything's

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too easy it's so easy to make money

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right i mean it's like you can buy

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you know you have all these robinhood

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traders you know buying gateway

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everybody's having a ball and

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everything seems easy and when it ends

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everybody's levered up to the hill and

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every a lot of people are going to get

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hurt

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