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well you all know that I'm a bull but I

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love talking about the bear case because

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I want to see what evidence the Bears

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have to actually be those dirty lonely

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bears that they are just kidding I still

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love you no I don't no we could still

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have a beard no we can't I just changed

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that although I might flip-flop no maybe

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I won't anyway let's actually talk about

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this piece out from TS Lombard which

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just came out on looking for the next

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weakness you know why is it that it

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seems the Bears keep having to come out

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with new excuses for why the Market's

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going lower than it did in October it's

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almost like they're running out of

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reasons but you know what they're still

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bearish and I'm still gonna cover it

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because I want to see am I missing

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something because I'll tell you the day

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I see something that that scares me uh I

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I I'll have to weenie baby and sell

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everything just kidding it usually takes

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me at least a few weeks before I

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flip-flop but anyway financial sector

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cracks spread to the economy tightening

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is likely to be strong longer and more

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unpredictable the risks we know are less

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worrying uh now that's interesting

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because usually these folks are very

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bearish right and I actually wrote that

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little note over here I'm like that's

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odd they're usually very bearish don't

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worry they get bearish so first

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regarding the banking risk their Chief

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economists at T.S Lombard has a house

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view which is that the main takeaway of

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the banking turmoil is that we're likely

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to see a credit crunch rather than more

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bank failures and while there are other

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risks out there the broad conclusion is

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that a credit crunch will feed through

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into the weaker real economic

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performance which in turn could touch

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off further Financial disturbances and

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thereby compound the most likely

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candidates emanate from China and more

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broadly commercial real estate okay

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quick note on China because everybody

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keeps talking about how China is going

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to go back and boom

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yesterday Bloomberg did this live a Blog

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on the Chinese premieres piece the

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Chinese Premiere was saying the world is

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at a Crossroads now what I thought was

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really interesting is throughout this

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piece the premiere talks about how China

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is booming

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and like their recovery is so stable and

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so much better than the United States is

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recovery well what do you have over here

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I thought this was like the best line

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ever Lee used hi nuns allegedly

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Resurgence in tourism in the tourism

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industry as an example of China's

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rebounding economy while I generally

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agree with Lee says the reporter that

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things on the ground here in China are

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good

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I can say as someone who's been booking

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hotel rooms there are a lot of vacant

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rooms

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I read that and I'm like of course China

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is probably blowing smoke they're

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probably doing a lot worse than they are

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actually letting on they did the same

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thing with covid why would they do

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anything different for the recovery so

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of course the recovery is probably not

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as strong as this this is why I have

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such problem trusting China and don't

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get me wrong I don't trust our

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government either but I trust our

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government more than I trust China uh

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I'm not saying something

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uh but anyway going to uh this this uh

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TS Lombard bear piece so uh China and

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Commercial Real Estate the potential

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targets for real pain okay tightening is

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likely to be stronger and more

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unpredictable okay so let's learn a

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little bit why the hard Landing risks

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have clearly risen why the economy

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needed something to slow down growth and

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thus inflation but the problem with

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tightening lending comes from a credit

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squeeze that is unpredictable the fomc

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The Fad is unsure how much tightening

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has occurred and notable Hawks like Neil

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kashcari are getting understandably

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worried

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the curve is strongly signaling a

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recession and after the curve reinverts

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we tend to Signal a recession has begun

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and Mark it's therefore are remaining on

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edge but what's most important well

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what's most important has TS Lombard is

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this

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shaken confidence in the economy has

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this banking crisis now affected

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people's willingness to spend recessions

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can become self-fulfilling they say they

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say headlines of Doom and Gloom and

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recession and forecasts can negatively

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impact the investor the consumer and

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corporate Behavior feeding negatively

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into GDP though the Bears on the floor

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sorry the Bulls on the flip side argue

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that well maybe we're so prepared for a

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recession that a recession won't

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actually happen because we hit the

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brakes on our spending to allow us to

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spend less so we don't have as bubbly of

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a GDP but we could actually spread out

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how long we could survive the fight

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against inflation say I think about that

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graphically for a moment because I think

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it's interesting to potentially consider

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so the Bears say okay if that's

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recession so let's draw that straight if

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that's recession right here in other

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words that's the zero line right here

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that's recession well the Bulls make the

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the argument that hey look GDP is doing

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so well oh recession's coming hey let's

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moderate our spend and basically have

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the economy do this this sort of like

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u-shape right well the Bears say uh no

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you're gonna have a recession people are

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blind to the recession until all of a

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sudden they're not like a financial

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crisis and then maybe you get something

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like that right and this is recessionary

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whereas this is not

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it's an idea

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so anyway

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as our chief Economist argues

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jobs and income expectations have never

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returned to pre-covered levels meaning

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the damage to spending will be larger

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now I have a counter to that but let me

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make their argument first okay so here's

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another TS Lombard piece which actually

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goes into the details they're talking

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about here basically what they're saying

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is consumer confidence and consumer

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expectations of the economy have never

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actually gone back to the levels where

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they were see here's a sentiment chart

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and they do have a very interesting

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chart here they make the argument that

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when the FED Cuts rates which is

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signified by this light blue line here

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when the FED Cuts you see sentiment

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plummet here's a cut sentiment plummets

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here's a a a plummeted sentiment oh look

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Cut in rates here's a cut in rates oh

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look plummet and sentiment and look at

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this downtrend on sentiment on the right

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sentiment never recovered to 2022. now I

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have a couple counter arguments to this

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but let me just first finish their

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argument their argument is because

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sentiment is lower today in fact right

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now we're sitting at like 2007 levels

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basically this next recession is going

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to suck even worse because we're going

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into it with worse sentiment

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okay well now it's important to know the

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following I think that's really

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important this is my counter and I'll

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keep going with their bear piece okay

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so my counter is the following it's

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two-folded okay so number one counter

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and the number two counter okay I'll do

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I'm gonna put my little reminder right

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there so number one counter I wrote not

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necessarily If the Fed is cutting rates

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because inflation is conquered

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expectations in my opinion could

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ironically rise

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the reason for that and I give an

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analogy it's like being on a ship

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if you're on a ship that crashes into a

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uh an iceberg you might be like oh my

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God we're cutting rates because we just

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hit a Iceberg oh crap we might die

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but if you were on a ship for a year and

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at the beginning of the cruise they're

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like hey by the way we're fighting

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icebergs and really high inflation

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and then all of a sudden you see land

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and you're like oh the inflation's going

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away the signal is oh it's clearing up

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the signal is actually positive in my

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opinion your expectations actually go up

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not down because in my opinion in this

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rate cutting cycle when the rate Cuts

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happen you're sending a signal that

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inflation is conquered I don't believe

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the FED will cut rates until inflation

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is conquered

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they will shove our faces into the mud

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of a recession before they cut rates uh

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and inflation is still high they will

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not let inflation on anchor they will

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keep rates High until inflation is gone

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that's why in my opinion when the FED

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starts cutting here

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it's a signal it's a bat signal going

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inflation's over yay that would be great

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very good it's like seeing land and you

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have scurvy you have scurvy and you're

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like I need an orange it's a good thing

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it should increase your optimism not

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decrease your optimism

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the second thing that is a counter to

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this bear piece is they argue that hey

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but sentiment hasn't risen who cares if

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said of it hasn't risen you know what's

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risen cash the amount of money people

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have folks the amount of people the

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amount of money people got in their

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pockets in their bank accounts they got

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more money

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than they did

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in 2019 people have more money today

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than they had oh look at this there's

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literally a story on this right now

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raid hikes until inflation is killed

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then return to normal let's listen to

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this guy for a second no more runs on

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banks I'll let it take the interest

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rates to wherever he has to take them to

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to kill inflation

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and then we can get back to normal yeah

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dude I swear that guy was probably

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listening to my stream and then he's

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like let me call in to CNBC really quick

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and basically just say what Kevin was

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just saying

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um anyway where were we before I went

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down this conceited rabbit hole that

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everybody obviously listens to meet

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Kevin hashtag don't sue me bro uh let's

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go back to being humble uh where is that

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oh I can't find it

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uh okay so

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okay so TS Lombard makes the argument

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that the coming recession is going to

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hit with overall sentiment and job and

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income expectations below covet levels

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pre-covered levels people did not buy

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into the post covet rebound meaning

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other than backing and failing to return

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to approve whatever in other words when

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the recession hits the damage to

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spending maybe a lot more than most of

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us expect and turn the recession into a

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deep wood than anticipated there is

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still a strong contingent believing no

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recession at all but there were a lot of

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very smart people in 2008 in the spring

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of OEM who were arguing no recession was

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underway

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that is true there were a lot of people

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in like 2005 six and seven that are like

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oh real estate's just gonna level out

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it's not gonna crash don't worry

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oops so I don't I don't know I mean I I

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have my bets placed but anyway uh so

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they talk about being short and

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underweight real estate uh you know Mr

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Schiller actually came out with a piece

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yesterday he was chilling on uh on

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basically how he thinks real estate's

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going to be much better in a much better

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position to buy in six months and I'm

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like wow even a Yale Economist Mr Robert

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Schiller the founder of the case Chiller

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index watches to meet Kevin report

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because obviously if house hacks buying

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a Q3 Q4 we gotta reiterate that

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now it's true he actually said that

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yesterday it's really interesting I

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don't actually think these people

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watched me Kevin report uh maybe they

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should but uh but yeah I think that's

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very interesting so okay so the bear

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piece is is clearly established here

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that uh these these expectations could

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potentially lead to a worse recession

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it's an argument

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personally

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I kind of think the Bears are uh like

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grasping EX at straws at this point you

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know what what what to me signaled that

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the Bears had kind of lost the plot uh

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it was when Morgan Stanley uh and Mike

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Wilson Oh I have it right here had this

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piece this to me is when I thought the

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Bears lost the plot

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you ready for this

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the perfect analogy for where Equity

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investors find themselves today and

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quite frankly where they've been many

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times over the past decade more

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specifically either by choice or out of

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necessity as a stock investors follow

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prices to dizzying Heights once again is

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liquidity just like bottled oxygen that

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that lime into a region and where they

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know they shouldn't go and cannot live

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very long they climb into the pursuit of

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the ultimate topping out of greed

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assuming they would be able to descend

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without catastrophic consequences but

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oxygen eventually runs out for those who

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ignore the risk because after all there

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is a peak 3 000 feet above is known as

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the start of the death zone at Mount

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Everest and basically stock investors

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are being morons who are going into thin

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air expecting not to survive yeah good

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one Morgan Stanley from February 19th

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can somebody please send Mike Wilson an

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email and tell him to watch the meet

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Kevin report and stop being such a bear

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we got we I would love to talk to Mike

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Wilson about PP together pricing power

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but anyway

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ah I hope I didn't just get the guy in

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trouble I I actually I actually like his

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perspectives I think uh I think he has

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uh you know we cover him very regularly

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on here he gets a lot of coverage uh and

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and I I like understanding and viewing

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his bear point I actually do agree that

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the S P 500 is probably going to go down

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substantially uh but that's why I'm

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ignoring the Staples within it but then

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again Morgan Stanley's Mike Wilson's

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going into the Staples like Walmart I

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mean yesterday we were tearing apart

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Walmart and Colgate Palmolive come on

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Mike Mike we need to have a beer and we

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need to talk about this and I haven't

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had alcohol for like 12 days so that's

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saying something I mean I'm basically

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sober

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