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hey everyone me Kevin here you ought to

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buckle up because we've got a huge

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debate for what's tomorrow and what

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tomorrow is going to mean so make sure

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to watch this whole video before

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tomorrow because if you do you're going

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to get some pretty serious and important

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insights on artificial intelligence the

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jobs report and much more what I'd like

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to do though is I'd like to start with

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artificial intelligence because

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yesterday we got a little bit of insight

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from some of the manufacturers that work

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for asml and this is really important

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because it goes into

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what some of the Bulls are saying about

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quite frankly where we are in the cycle

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is this good or bad who's going to win

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this debate yesterday we heard that some

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of the suppliers for asml the chip

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making Manufacturing Company in other

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words the company that makes the

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machines that make the chips uh they

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have some partners that are delaying

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machine parts with their suppliers and

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some temporary jobs are starting to get

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cut at some of these Dutch companies

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like jdl TG vhe these jobs are just

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being cut in part because there's what's

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called a temporary stagnation occurring

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in the field of artificial intelligence

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that's some related to artificial

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intelligence and asml are saying the

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entire semiconductor industry is in a

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dip and everyone knows that which is

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really interesting because it comes at

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the same time as UBS downgraded asml

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from buy to neutral because they expect

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to see lithography spending slow and

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this is really interesting because that

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is a form of capital investment that

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might slow think about it once tsmc has

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enough machines to make uh 5 nanometer

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or 3 nanometer artificial intelligence

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chips do they need to keep buying those

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machines or do they just milk those

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machines for the next five years and

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just appreciate them over those 5 years

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without having to continue to make the

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capital in investment

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expenditures well apparently UBS and

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some of the suppliers for asml think a

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Slowdown is starting which is really

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interesting because I was reading a bull

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piece by TS Lombard today and I'm a big

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fan of when I'm bearish I like to read a

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lot of bull pieces when when I'm a bull

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I like to read a lot of bear pieces and

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I like to share those with you because I

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think it's the right thing to do I think

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it's dangerous to only look for

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confirmation bias in other words

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people's opinions who agree with you and

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trust me if you want to iions that are

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going to disagree with you on like a

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daily basis you know you can take

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advantage of the coupon code expiring

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and join me and get my opinion every

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single day I've been doing this for

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quite a while now but TS Lombard is

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making this interesting argument that

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we're on track for a soft Landing

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because there's no glaring inbalance or

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failure of the cyclical economy defined

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by durable goods consumption equipment

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investing or residential investment

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instead TS Lombard says all of those

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recovered from their 2022 to lows and

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instead they're calling what we're

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seeing now a unique fake cycle in other

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words this time is different but wait a

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minute if asml is starting to see

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lithography equipment slow down

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lithography equipment sales slow down is

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that a sign that maybe the chips

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industry is going to start petering out

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its growth just in the same way that

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black rock is worried about growth see

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this is interesting because black rock

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is also bullish another bullish piece

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was reading yesterday uh and today which

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is that software and Enterprise may be

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waiting for AI advances despite all the

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infrastructure build outs we've seen but

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you might see some of these Enterprise

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companies and software companies move a

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little slower when it comes to

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artificial intelligence and don't worry

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valuations remain solid so everything is

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fine that's basically what black rock is

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saying they're just saying some

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companies might still be a little

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nervous to adopt AI because they're

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concerns about accuracy and cost now I

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thought this was really interesting

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because at the same time as you're

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getting murmurings about these slowdowns

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and artificial intelligence you're

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basically getting Black Rock telling you

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don't worry they're just waiting for the

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efficiencies of artificial intelligence

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to get better and then we'll see

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artificial intelligence balloon in usage

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which aligns with what the New York fed

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just said on artificial intelligence

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which is that there are only about 25%

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of service firms and 16% of

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manufacturers who actually use AI so

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black Rock's kind of like don't worry uh

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once AI gets better then people will use

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AI then you have people at asml they're

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like uh equipment spending is slowing

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down and TS Lombard's like don't worry

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we're not going into a recession because

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the equipment spending sector isn't

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slowing down and I'm like wait a minute

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if it does slow down does that mean we

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are going into a recession and so what

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was fascinating about Black Rock was on

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September 3rd which was Tuesday we had a

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pretty big red day Nvidia was down like

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10% and black rock released an update on

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this story and their argument was well

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um artificial intelligence stocks are

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now cheaper than they were before the

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rally because uh we had a little bit of

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a crash and uh don't worry just be

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patient they actually think that

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investors today are just being too

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impatient uh they say don't bet against

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AI in the long term instead you should

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bet on patience in the near term now I

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personally uh am a big fan of not

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arguing that Now's the Time for patience

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like buy and be patient for AI to play

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out I'm actually a big fan of I'm going

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to like have cash or treasury BS I mean

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I've got over uh$ 1 to2 million dollar

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of call options on certain plays that I

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think are going to do really well

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recession or soft Landing which is

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really exciting we talk about those in

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the course member live streams uh we

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just did even more analysis on that

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today uh but what's interesting here is

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Black Rock is suggesting right after you

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have a really red day hey um you know

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all the concerns over AI they're just

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overblown don't worry this is just a

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normalization and the uh the stuff is uh

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it's getting better it's getting better

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and I'm like okay okay or or we are

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going to have a lot of volatility

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between now and the election that

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volatility is going to be met with very

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little liquidity which is the capacity

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of other people to buy remember this

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whole notion that oh there's all this

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excess cash on the sidelines no no no no

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no no no remember BCA research told us

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that there's a record low level of cash

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on the sidelines that households and

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investment funds have very little money

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to deploy the cash that's in money

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markets on the sidelines those record

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highs those are sitting over at like

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apple and Microsoft you know those are

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the big cash banks of the people like

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Warren Buffett these aren't people that

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are going to blow all their money on

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stocks just to buy the dip they're

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waiting for like the really nasty dip

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where they can buy companies on for

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pennies on the dollar these people are

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going through stress and bankruptcy yeah

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it's kind of evil but I mean that's

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capitalism right they're the sharks so I

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I'm not so optimistic so then TS Lombard

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the Bulls they're like and besides don't

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worry that the unemployment rate went up

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it only went up because labor force

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participation is

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expanding okay that's cool but US Bank

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uh sorry UBS not US Bank UBS says yes

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labor force is expanding it was almost

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like a direct response to TS Lombard and

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I love the drama UBS is like yeah labor

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force is expanding because people are

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nervous about the economy you dummies

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and I'm like oh the drama's getting real

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out here cuz they're basically saying

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hey if you're nervous about the economy

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you're going to come out of retirement

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you're going to go make some money

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before crash so you could preserve your

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retirement or if you're a single- income

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household you're going to quickly send

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your spouse to work because you want to

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pick up some extra dollars in case you

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lose your job so you've got this huge du

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ity of opinions here where black Rock's

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like don't worry we know people aren't

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using AI yet but they will just be

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patient don't bet against AI I agree I

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don't want to bet against AI in the long

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term but am I going to bet that it's

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going to go to the Moon between now and

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the election no I'm not going to do that

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am I going to be patient yes why because

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usually the market goes down between now

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and the election and then I think

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there'll be a great buy the dip

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opportunity like around Halloween maybe

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even earlier who knows but the problem

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is I want to see are are we going to

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have more recession data between now and

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then like what are Q3 erings going to

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tell us which we'll get in October but

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what's also very interesting is you've

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got people like Nick T telling us hey

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you know the yield curve uninverted

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right uh or you know it's sort of been

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bobbing around plus or minus one basis

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point this isn't really a big deal

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usually when the yield curve un inverts

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you're waiting for like the big spike

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which comes out of Black Swan style

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event when you're really like oh my gosh

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in a crash but what I was really

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bothered by was uh Nick T showed the

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change in the S&P 500 before and after

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the

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uninversity so look at that July 1998 I

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had to ask myself Nick why did you use

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July 1998 somebody on X actually wrote

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that was the same year or the year after

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where Clinton cut the capital gains tax

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to 20% from

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28% uh introduced the Roth IRA and made

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primary Sal primary resident sales

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exempt from capital gains on the first

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250k or 500k if Mar if married so this

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was a major lift for markets this person

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argues but I don't even care what

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happened politically during that time I

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care about this look what I wrote here I

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wrote between 1980 and 1982 we had 201

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basis points of inversion in 89 we had

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46 basis points of inversion in 98 which

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is what Nick T said we only had five

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basis points of inversion like what why

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are we even talking about 1998 this

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doesn't make sense Nick T this is like

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this is like a waste of a time what are

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you doing because in 2000 we had 47

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basis points of inversion in

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2007 I wrote a I wrote 16 basis points

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of inversion which isn't even that much

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but it was already a Great Recession

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right and in 2023 we had 106 basis

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points of inversion so my point here is

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we had all of these that I listed here

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were recessions with the exception of

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1998 and they all had significantly

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larger inversions usually people say the

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deeper the inversion the deeper the FED

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cuts are going to have to be to bail us

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out of the recession that's about to

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occur and I think that's why you've got

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people like um some hedge fund managers

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uh it was Mr pulson not Hank pson but I

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wrote this down Mr pulson anyway his POV

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oh yeah here it was hedge fund

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billionaire pson fed likely needs to get

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rates under 2 and a half% the market is

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only pricing in that rates are going to

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go to about 3 to 3 and 1 12% right now

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actually I can get you the most updated

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information right now which in my

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opinion means rates are probably going

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to get cut a whole lot more than markets

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are pricing in markets are pricing in a

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soft Landing we have a 40% chance of a

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50 basis point cut uh and we're only

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pricing in rates going down to about

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three we're not pricing in lower than

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three right now so anything under three

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still needs to get reflected and there

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are a lot of trades in my opinion out

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there that you could use to take

11:56

advantage of that uh so uh those are the

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check it out go learn about it so what's

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interesting here though is the standard

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for data that we're getting is is going

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up because there's so much of a debate

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out there right now consider that the

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CEO of interactive brokers right now is

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saying that stocks need Goldilocks to

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keep going up you don't want too hot you

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don't want too cold bad news is bad and

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maybe the FED is too late because even

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if they decide to go 50 here in

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September they might be too late so then

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I'm like okay well why did markets start

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rallying a little bit this morning and

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they started rallying this morning a

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little bit because isms ISM Services

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started popping up a little bit but then

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I'm like all right well let's look at

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the history of isms okay well uh isms

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were at a peak literally in August of

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2008 so they gave you like literally no

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notice and then all of a sudden stocks

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crashed and that was after a three-year

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downtrend okay well ism's recently

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peaked over here in February of 22 and

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we've been on a downtrend for two and a

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half years and if we align with a peak

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like right here before the crash we're

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basically at the same level also after a

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near three-year downtrend we could

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totally have a big collapse like that

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and stocks usually bottom after ISM

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Services bottom so little bit of a red

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flag the same thing happened over here

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although it was less of a leading

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decline when isms peaked in August of

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000 the stock market peaked like a year

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or sorry bottomed a year later so like

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ism's being at the level where they are

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now I don't know that it's actually very

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bullish I think it's actually just sort

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of like a noisy signal it's not too

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useful I know a lot of people are are uh

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looking oh see the data was good this

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morning I'm like okay but what does that

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usually signal because it's been good

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right before giant plummets before we

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already know that uh Celsius is losing

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its pricing power why the stock has

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collapsed like 67% from its double Peak

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uh we know that ADP employment came in

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weaker than expected 99k versus 145 with

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a minus 11k revision last month and we

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know that 20,000 of the job losses came

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in professional business services and

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information only 8K in manufacturing

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which is a problem because all of a

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sudden it means hey a white caller

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recession could actually be more likely

14:54

and white collar workers are usually the

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kinds of workers who aren't going to

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file for unemp employment that's a

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problem because you know they're getting

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uh uh what's it called they're getting

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um severances potentially or maybe

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they're not getting severances uh maybe

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they've got too much of a a reputation

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to to want to go on and unemployment or

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they have side income or their previous

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income was too high to actually show up

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on unemployment claims this is why I'm

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so frustrated when I people hear people

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say Hey you know unemployment claims are

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fine they're at a you know the moving

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average of the last 3 months is going

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down I go could you pick a more lagging

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indicator of recession it's insane so

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like when you put all of this together

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we're not like coast is clear here asml

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is warning you about the AI slowdown we

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already know Nvidia got punished because

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people are worried about the growth rate

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slowing down we know that ISM Services

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aren't a leading indicator we know TS

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Lombard is bullish because labor force

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force participa participation expanded

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but wait a minute who cares if labor

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force participation expanded if UBS is

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right and people are just going back to

15:59

work because they're nervous about a

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recession coming up and the economy

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actually sucking now right now the jobs

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Market is expecting 165,000 jobs in

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August which is definitely a pickup from

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the

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114,000 jobs that we had reported in

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July that was really weak and the

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unemployment rate is expected to drop to

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4.2% I'm a little worried about that

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because that could suggest that markets

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are actually really looking for a really

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good report tomorrow and if we miss

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these high expectations ations which is

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unemployment rate going down and jobs

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coming in strong at 165 if we miss that

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high expectation we're just going to

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tank but in addition to that you got to

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think about the fact that even if the

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numbers come out good you know they're

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just going to revise them down again and

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so next week on 911 we'll have CPI

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numbers which we're expecting to be 02

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and 0.2 uh for core 0.2 month over month

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TS Lombard's a bull we know there are a

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lot of bulls out there but I have to say

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I'm nervous I know black rock is bullish

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I know people are trying to be bullish

17:02

I'm just I'm really trying to let

17:04

patience guide me on this one especially

17:06

since there's this weird like spread

17:08

that you're getting between GDP and GDI

17:10

right now GDI is gross domestic income

17:13

and usually when that's spread spreads

17:16

it's because GDP is overestimated and

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the same thing happened in 2001 where

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they just Revis it away like in 2001 we

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were told we had one quarter of negative

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GDP and then the summer after that like

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June or July of 2002 they just revised

17:31

two more quarters of negative GDP data

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and it's like what we thought we were

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growing at 2% now you're telling us

17:36

we're negative .8% it's like yeah oh

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yeah by the way we're in recession now

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it's like oh thanks for telling us a

17:41

year late yeah so I don't know I'm

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