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in this video we need to talk about the

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labor market uh collapse or not we've

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also got to talk about Tesla is it

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actually going to go up or is it just

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going to continue in the same trajectory

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that Nvidia went today which surprise

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was actually down over 3% on Nvidia

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today is this the blowoff of the top

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moment for artificial intelligence and

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what does that mean for the rest of the

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market in addition to that what is the

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market pricing in when it comes to

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interest rate probabilities we had some

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fed speak over the last few days how do

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we reconcile all of this and what do we

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think about Cathy wood and her Tesla

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prediction all this and more in this

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video starting with a really cool

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market has been a little boring the last

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few days am I the only one who kind of

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feels that after the FED CPI fed and CPI

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reports of last week Market's kind of

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been a little like Catalyst free so I've

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been searching and I want to start with

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the labor market and then testle on the

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other things we were going to talk about

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so the first thing is on the labor

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market I found an argument this weekend

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that I really found incredibly

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compelling about the labor market and it

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probably moves me a little bit on the

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Kevin Bull bear scale remember Kevin's

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bull bear scale is 10 I'm all in I'm in

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margin like let's go we're going to the

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yeah so um anyway uh so little excited

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just uh because I have this bull bear

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scale and lately I've been at about a 6

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and a half to a seven following the CPI

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and fed reports but I've consistently

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been a little nervous that the labor

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market is going to roll over a little

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faster than uh people would anticipate

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uh We've started to see some

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unemployment claims numbers start

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ticking up a little bit and we've

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started to see estimates from the FED

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suggest they're okay with higher

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unemployment rate the problem though is

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once the unemployment rate goes up about

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1% from a low historically it always

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goes up another percent this is how we

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trigger recessionary rules like the Som

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rule which is flaring uh that we might

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be going into a recession sooner than we

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think which isn't great I'll pull that

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rule up so you could see it uh it's a

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Som rule indicator I've talked about it

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on the channel before but since I

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mentioned it here I wanted to bring it

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up again this is what it looks like it's

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basically just as it goes up you're more

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likely to be confirmed as in a recession

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what you're going to notice though it

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doesn't Peak until after the recession

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is usually over or almost over actually

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in every case the rule peaked at the end

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of the recession there here's a case in

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82 where we're still technically a

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little bit in a recession but usually

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when the number goes positive it doesn't

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go negative again absent a recession it

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did over here in 86 so keep that in mind

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we got up to about a 33 on the rule but

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right now we sit over here at

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37 so usually when we run up like this

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we're getting ready for something like

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what we saw here in ' 08 where you kind

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of keep going up the do bubble where you

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sort of keep going up uh over here in 74

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where you keep going up until you're

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actually committed to being in a

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recession and so that's one of the

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things that's concerned me a little bit

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about okay well if we do end up having a

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labor market weakening that is sudden

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and uh faster than expected usually it

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comes all at once you keep this in mind

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as a tangent here a lot of people are so

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concerned about what the consumer is

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doing I think they forget that it

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doesn't matter what the consumer is

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doing even though the consumer is 70% of

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the economy I understand that it matters

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what jobs are doing because as long as

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jobs are plentiful the consumer is going

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to have buying power

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they're going to have pricing

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power if they don't have a job guess

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what happens to their ability to consume

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I'm just going to let you think about

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that while I take a

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sip they'll look like that

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face not good in fact I probably have a

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sound effect for that uh how

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about

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Reed double reed

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so the jobs Market matters a lot and

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I've been a little nervous about it

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we've talked about this for a while

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there's this data that came out uh or a

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compilation of data that came out from

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this particular group called um I don't

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know how to pronounce this I'm just

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going to call them dbank dbank is what

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we're going to call them uh and what

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they do is they talk jolts not only do

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they talk jolts but they talk about

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prime age labor force labor force force

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participation tightening of the labor

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market uh the percentage of household

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employment versus establishment surveys

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immigration and when I first started

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reading this I'm like bro how am I going

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to put all of this data together how am

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I going to consolidate this into one

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thought and that's exactly what they

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gave us which was I was actually really

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impressed by take a look at this now

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this is really difficult to understand

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at first so I'm going to make this as

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easy as possible US Labor Market in one

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chart so it's a spiderweb now to

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understand it you want to think of the

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labor market as being good or like

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decent roughly around this sort of blue

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line in the middle this blue line in the

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middle that I've just sort of made red

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is the preco employment Market this line

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right here this red in the center this

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is your immediately after Co market like

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everybody's like oh my gosh we're in a

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recession this is horrible this is

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really bad and then the orange line is

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where we are

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today and so what's incredible is we've

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had so much data and it's felt like so

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much freaking noise I've been try I've

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been trying to put together this data

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and find just how am I going to make

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sense of all this and this chart does it

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nicely this chart basically shows that

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yeah we have some gyration I'm going to

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fill in the gyration over here we have

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weaker hiring plans and slightly we

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weaker hiring and slightly weaker jobs

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availability but we have a lot more job

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openings uh which uh this is uh you know

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job openings are the opposite of jobs

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availability that's how many people are

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available to work right uh and then

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unable to fill job openings and

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temporary help wanted you know these

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sort of offset each other over here so

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you can see the red is really what's

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different between preco and now and we

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know that job openings via jolts are

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shrinking so think of that as like the

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rubber band that's been stretched really

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far and now it's a saggy rubber band and

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you kind of just have to like shape it

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again that's roughly what it seems like

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is happening right now whereas consider

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when we were in a recession when we were

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in Co look at how big of a difference

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the purple section here is uh that I'm

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drawing right now versus the red the

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purple shows you how tight it was then

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the red is the only thing that's

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different now compared to

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preo so this is very interesting it it

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in my opinion I'm going to remove some

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of the drawings here gives a very good

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outline of uh what we're dealing with in

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the labor market and this actually made

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me think as an investor I go maybe I'm

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being too bearish on the labor market

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maybe I'm not giving the devil uh the

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it's du so to speak I added the blue

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mind you okay I translate it still very

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loose basically only portion tightening

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so far I added the blue just want to

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make that clear uh but it it made me a

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little bit more confident that this

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economy can still actually hold up

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because remember one of the reasons I'm

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on the seven six and 1 half to seven

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scale on the bull bear is the reason I'm

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not on like 8 nine or 10 is because

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partly because of AI partly because of

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how long bed might risk overcorrecting

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here uh and

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hiring basically having a jobs

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recession this makes me less concerned

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about a jobs recession now here's the

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problem though we know that this is a

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very lagging indicator so I don't love

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that now I personally think that

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consumer sent like consumer sentiment

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retail sales data is even more lagging

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because you lose your job then you can't

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spend anymore right so I think this

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leads that but initial claims we would

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expect to start see seeing some movement

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over here we'd expect to see job

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openings like for me to really get

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concerned about a recession I'll kind of

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draw you what I think this should look

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like let's go ahead and use an orange

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color and uh once we go with an orange

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color we're going to go well that's sort

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of the line they have now that's maybe

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that's not the best color okay how about

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then I'll go with a pinkish purple color

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okay perfect so I would expect this dot

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to be here so job openings right uh

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employment claims I know will come later

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so I'm going to leave claims roughly

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here although I would expect them to

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start spiking a bit I would expect

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unable to fill job openings to

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actually um I mean this is this probably

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is a little bit more of a lagging

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indicator uh that's that's a little bit

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more of a complicated one because this

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sort of implies that businesses can't

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find workers I think it'll actually be

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really easy to find

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workers so I don't know that that one

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would be so much of a negative that one

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might actually end up staying somewhere

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over here uh part-time for economic

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reason marginally attacked unemployment

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some of these are just really going to

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lag quits I would really expect quits to

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stay stable where they are people don't

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really want to quit in that sort of

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environment hiring plans I would expect

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tank even more and it already has

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started to and then hires would start

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shrinking in so you're actually starting

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to see where some of the elements uh are

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are starting to weaken where you would

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expect them to weaken so like my line if

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I kept uh payrolls unemployment like

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this my Spidey web would probably look a

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little bit

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more like this if I were to get

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concerned so I'd really need to see this

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move down very very rapidly as a leading

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indicator in addition to these hiring

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Serv 's remaining week and then I'll

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start seeing a movement and a trend up

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in initial

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claims so we'll see right now what we're

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having happening here at job openings

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might still be part of a

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normalization okay

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obviously this is interesting does it

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really move me off the 6 and 1 half to

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7 maybe it pushes me like to like 6 8 to

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7 but I'm going to probably wait before

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like I'm not making any changes just

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based on this yet a little too orally so

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I just wanted to give that on labor now

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let's talk uh Tesla and market so look

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first of all Bitcoin I don't know what

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its problem is but it continues to Trend

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down it did bounce off the 64 level

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pretty nicely yes I have a line a lot of

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we were up about

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was my trading realized p&l today uh

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there we go I don't know why that was

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blurry there for a second 620 to 620 oh

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that's a little messy and there we

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go 96k so it's pretty good uh just for

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transparent I traded today uh with

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probably an average of about $70,000 at

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a time and then I would just sort of go

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in and out of positions shorts Longs you

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name it uh most of the money I made

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today was actually on AMD actually lost

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money on Tesla today so it's worth

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bringing that up remember I send all my

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soundboards so uh okay um with that

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let's now talk Tesla so bitcoin's been

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falling I think Bitcoin is a little bit

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of a hedge for the market but my Tesla

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thesis has not been playing out the way

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I thought I thought after the vote

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passed that we would be getting some

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form of larger movement here and we just

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didn't get it uh in fact we're still in

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this nasty consolidation on Tesla we

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have a really hard time staying above

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the 182 level and it's very frustrating

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because we had a catalyst come out of

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the way we had a great move in price

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here which the volatility charts we

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talked about predicted this movement

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right here so what happened it just we

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just didn't get a lot I mean we went

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from 173 to what a high of like 187 in

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tray big freaking deal 187 17 3 8%

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nominal for the volatility Movement we

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got in Tesla and unfortunately the

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problem here I think is that you had a

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Federal Reserve that stepped on the

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Tesla feces so I don't have Tesla calls

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anymore I had Tesla calls last week but

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as soon as it stopped working uh I

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closed the calls and I send an alert to

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everybody in the stocks and pych I go I

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literally send a Discord message I'm

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like I don't think the momentum is there

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for the Tesla trade that this isn't

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working bye basically uh I like to try

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to send my thesis all the time so so

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that way you know what I'm doing um so

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the issue with this is the hot fed

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whether this is cashcari or some new

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members speaking on behalf of the FED

16:45

kashari talking about it's likely to

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take a year or two to get back to 2%

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inflation other members talking about

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it's going to take quarters of more data

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to bring rates down uh the Federal

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Reserve revising up the terminal rate

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all of these things are heavily Weighing

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on Tesla and unfortunately I think the

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next Catalyst for Tesla has moved to

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Tesla's delivery numbers which come out

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in about 11 days beginning of July is

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when we'll see them so the my enthusiasm

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for Tesla hasn't changed it's just the

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way I'm trading it has changed you

17:21

almost have to wait until either the

17:22

first or second when we get our Tesla

17:24

delivery numbers because uh in July

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we'll get the uh April May June numbers

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and

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I'm somewhat convinced and enthusiastic

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about although I could be wrong not only

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now all of a sudden the model 3 having

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uh the $7,500 tax credit but I'm also

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enthused by uh the lower APR offerings

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that we're seeing from Tesla because

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they're implying that the sale that they

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did in May worked now you have to be

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careful because if you go to the Tesla

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website you're going to find that not

17:58

not all of the vehicles have that offer

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for example rear wheeel drive model 3s

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have the

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2.99% the all-wheel drive does not the

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long range nor does the performance and

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that's because there's a difference in

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where the tax credit is eligible versus

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where it's not no tax credit they're

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giving you that

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2.99% and I believe if you jump over to

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the model wise which I am curious to see

18:25

how this financing is going to affect

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their margins but I think it'll okay if

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you go to uh the model wise we're back

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to

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6.39 these were offered at

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.99 uh so kind of starting to see those

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numbers move up again a little bit in

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terms of the interest rate offers so

18:44

probably expensive for Tesla but point

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is I think the market is trading the

18:48

Federal Reserve here and that's not a

18:51

good thing for Tesla it's certainly not

18:52

a good thing for the solar industry

18:54

right now either as we saw with solar

18:56

stocks today that said there's also this

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question over did Nvidia today signal a

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blow off the top now to understand this

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we have to get off the average

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candlesticks uh this is a very large

19:13

magnitude candle over here I know large

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sticks when I see large sticks and uh a

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blow off the top is not good usually you

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would have a lot more momentum to the

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upside but the fact that we closed for

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13 5 uh then we literally hit an

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intraday high of 140 only to go down to

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130 is a huge shift because

19:39

14076 versus what we are at right now in

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postmarket is a move of

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75% that's not good and if you Google

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what a blowoff the top chart looks like

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you could just do this very simply I

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just want you to be able to see it fact

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check it yourself you get this rapid

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Ascent rapid

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decline now it may not look that way in

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the chart that I showed you uh just

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there because I was zoomed in quite a

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bit but I'm going to zoom out a little

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bit I'm going to go to the average

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candlesticks I'm going to show it to you

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again do you see what I

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mean that's a very rapid

20:24

Ascent a blow off the top is a chart

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pattern that shows a steep and Rapid

20:28

increase in a Securities price and

20:29

trading volume followed by a steep and

20:31

Rapid drop in price usually on

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significant or high volume as well right

20:39

well we're certainly elevated on volume

20:41

we've been elevated on volume quite

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frankly since

20:44

about February not exactly sure why

20:48

we've been so elevated on volume but but

20:50

look at the volume measures here volume

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volume all of a sudden right here this

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moment around March is when that volume

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exploded and all these volume

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candlesticks look teeny compared to the

21:04

amount of volume that's moving in on

21:06

Nvidia I mean this it the

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volume moved by a factor of 10x now I

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know they did a 10 for one split but the

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split was right here and volume has

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actually declined since the

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split so it's almost

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like whatever Happened Here LED Nvidia

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volume to explod

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load uh and uh uh that has potentially

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led to this creation of a blowoff

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top chart pattern and the fact that

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we've moved basically 8% in one day is

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bearish for AI now these are technicals

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I people get mad at me all the time when

21:51

I talk about fundamentals I we can be

21:54

very clear about

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this if Nvidia can sustain more than 10

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actually call it 20% growth every year

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for the next four years so we get to the

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end of this year which is their January

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31st and then we get 20% 20% 20% 20% if

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we could do that four years in a row

22:12

nvidia's valuation is

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fine however if Nvidia gets to the end

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of this year we end up at $2.70 of

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eps which puts us at 48 times earnings

22:25

and then after that we have the Wall

22:27

Street projected earnings which are

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32.6%

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9.85% 94% and -

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3.05% all that averages out to 10% per

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year well now you take 48 divided by 10

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you're a 4.8 Peg that is a ridiculously

22:46

overvalued stock now this takes a

22:49

crystal ball of looking into the Future

22:52

Okay well what's going to happen with AI

22:54

demand I don't know is Apple and our on

22:57

device chips built by companies like arm

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going to take Nvidia uh uh inference

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compute

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away do we really need to keep training

23:08

new gpts or safe super intelligences as

23:14

Ilia uh from open AI is now

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creating or are people just starting to

23:19

waste their money and have we done the

23:21

training we need and now it's kind of

23:23

like great until there's a new

23:25

innovation maybe we don't actually need

23:26

this much Compu I don't know

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that is ultimately for you individually

23:31

as an investor to determine the chart

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pattern doesn't look good the Bitcoin is

23:36

situation doesn't look good what the FED

23:39

is doing to Tesla and end phase and the

23:41

interest rate sensitives does not look

23:43

good and they always say don't fight the

23:46

FED unfortunately what all of that

23:49

collectively could mean for this jobs uh

23:52

information which we could flip back

23:54

over to the jobs chart oh sorry that's

23:56

just the p&l again for the coupon expire

23:58

next week on the stocks and site group

24:00

sorry sorry um okay here we go I'm

24:04

actually really excited about that I 96k

24:07

trading on average like 70k today is a

24:10

good day I'm pretty happy about it I

24:12

think I think I might have myself a my

24:14

tai maybe not I got an event to prep for

24:16

tomorrow but

24:18

anyway there is a concern that this uh

24:23

could happen in other words my purple

24:25

version could happen right now markets

24:27

are implying 1 85 rate cuts by December

24:31

and where we are pricing in a full rate

24:33

cut for immediately after the election I

24:35

don't think the debates are really going

24:37

to change anything uh for uh quite

24:42

frankly the um trajectory of this

24:47

economy and then I don't think that you

24:51

know commentary like Barkin I'm just

24:53

reading this right here my personal view

24:55

is to let's get more conviction on

24:56

inflation before moving forward I mean

24:58

there just going to say the same stuff

24:59

and just like it feels like the most

25:00

boring job like let's just do nothing

25:02

until something breaks is what it feels

25:04

like obviously they've been asked about

25:07

this Drome Powell himself said no we we

25:09

are acutely aware that we do not want to

25:11

go break something and we don't want to

25:13

get to a situation like that but if you

25:16

end up breaking something which quite

25:18

frankly could very well happen you will

25:21

probably have rates that are in line

25:23

with my thesis from a very long time ago

25:27

and by very long time ago I mean about 2

25:29

years ago when I said that I think you

25:31

should mark your calendar for the early

25:33

2030s I don't remember exactly what I

25:35

said either 33 or

25:37

32

25:39

uh and by then I think we will have a

25:41

30-year mortgage that is under 2%

25:43

probably like

25:45

1.75% a lot of people like Kevin no way

25:48

in hell you're smoking the dopes and I'm

25:50

like

25:51

no I'm not and I think I'm going to be

25:55

right hence why I want to get my hands

25:58

as many assets as possible namely more

26:01

stocks in an ETF I can tax trade in more

26:05

real estate more companies I can be

26:09

involved in startups house hack my you

26:12

know brokerage company suit hack uh

26:15

obviously you know the channel here I

26:17

know I haven't posted as regularly I got

26:19

to I get back into that the event has

26:21

taken a lot out of me just prepping for

26:22

it and content and that um but anyway

26:26

hey should be a fun weekend we'll have

26:28

uh Kathy Wood Ben Mala uh it's going to

26:32

be a great group uh you can learn more

26:34

about that at meetkevin.com I'm pretty

26:36

sure we're pretty much out of tickets

26:39

there might be a few left I'm not sure

26:40

there's a counter on there uh very

26:42

limited tickets Avail yeah whatever you

26:44

take a peek at that so um there you have

26:47

it thank you so very much for watching

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go to meetkevin.com to learn more uh and

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uh make sure to subscribe subscribe to

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I love this stuff where's Stars and

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Stripes no this is how you got to do it

27:22

you got to have stars and stripes in

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there we're going to have so much fun in

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not there yet make sure you type into

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Market's open at 5:25 a.m. but you got

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to you got to do it together like

27:41

this see you in the next one not

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advertise these things that you told us

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here I feel like nobody else knows about

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advertising and see how it Go

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congratulations man you have done so

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much people love you people look up to

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