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CRITICAL Market Flip Flop | The Great Reset.

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Michael burry has made a massive shift

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Warren Buffett has added a brand new

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position one that we've analyzed in our

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course member live stream uh just two

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weeks ago and boy do I have some

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opinions on this position Federal

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Reserve expectations earnings from

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Walmart Home Depot and monday.com are

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things we've got to talk about and an in

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crazy A crazy crazy crazy inflationary

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shocker that just came out this morning

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let's talk about all of this as well as

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a quick little update on scumbags Sam

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what are the updates same bankman freed

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big scumbag I think this guy deserves to

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sit next to Bernie Madoff I am so

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terribly sorry I was ever associated

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with this guy I failed and I effed up

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and I feel like crap daily about this

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okay but at least

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there are alcohol passes on here there's

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no driving

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so Sam bankman freed this guy is such a

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trickster that he is now screwing with

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the bots on Twitter here's how this

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works if you delete a tweet on Twitter

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there are Bots that will post a

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screenshot of what you deleted but not

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if you if your Tweet count doesn't

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change and you trick the bots so what's

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Sam Beekman free doing he's posting

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tweets one letter at a time at the same

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time as these deleting old tweets and

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burying them but he's been exposed

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already for doing this by the smart and

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quite critical people on Twitter but

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it's quite interesting and it just shows

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you how Shady this guy is stagflation 92

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and these numbers might change after

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today's numbers after today's

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inflationary numbers but stagflation

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estimates are that 92 two percent of all

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investors right now believe that we have

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a very real risk of stagflation what

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does that mean well dang it means that a

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lot of people are pricing in paying for

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markets Federal Reserve pricing is still

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sitting at an expectation that the FED

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will hike to five percent and will

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likely hold at five percent all year

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long most major banks are sitting

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between a uh four to five percent

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terminal rate expectation with Wells

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Fargo Goldman Sachs and Bloomberg coming

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in between five and five and a quarter

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percent JPMorgan 475 Morgan Stanley four

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five Barclays four five and Deutsche

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Bank four percent now remember if those

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numbers those estimates get moved down

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markets go up if those estimates move up

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markets move down it's very simple in

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case you're wondering why the S P 500

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moves everything has to do with

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expectations for the Federal Reserve now

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before we talk about Warren Buffett and

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Michael burry's crazy shift I want to

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touch on some earnings really quick

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Walmart finally only grew inventories at

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12 percent they're finally getting a

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handle on inventories transactions up

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remember we don't look at sales anymore

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sales is a stupid number because when

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they're like oh sales are up eight

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percent we're like Oh yeah duh

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inflation's up eight percent so your

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real growth is zero so uh transactions

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actually up at Walmart especially the

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grocery division so that that's a two

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two point one percent excuse me increase

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here their ad business up thirty percent

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so actually growing decently on their ad

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business which I don't actually know

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that much about their ad business

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which is kind of fascinating because it

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is a newer aspect to their business but

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most advertising businesses are actually

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suffering and declining right now on

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growth although trade desk actually

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surprised and did pretty dang decently

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relative to how others are doing trade

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desk and their CEO which is by the way

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located in my hometown Ventura

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California they actually argue that

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during these recessionary times they

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think they'll be able to take more

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market share than some of the more

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traditional forms of advertising uh like

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Google or Facebook I don't know if

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that's true but that's what they argue

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so a lot more people apparently going to

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Walmart and when you get those middle to

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Upper end consumers shifting down to

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Walmart they can oftentimes be a little

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sticky in in staying with Walmart as far

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as Home Depot Home Depot did not fare as

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well Home Depot saw transactions that

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decline quarter over quarter and gave a

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little bit of a weaker guide there is a

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little bit of a sign that we're still

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seeing people spend at Home Depot

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because as they wrap up projects I'm

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really wishing I can get some details on

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how many people are spending or how much

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money is being spent on things like

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moldings and paint which are considered

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finished jobs in construction compared

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to two by fours which are generally your

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raw material sort of beginning of

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projects uh tasks should I say or

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purchases I'd love to get some detail on

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that but the earnings calls going on

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right now so we don't have that yet but

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pay attention to that we are seeing

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lower guide though and inventory to

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sales spreads and narrowing suggesting

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slower or slipping orders and weaker

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demand in the future monday.com

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saw an inflection point in their

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customer Resource Management sales in

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September and October and mentioned that

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what used to just be European stress is

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now starting to become Global stress

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we're seeing this from a lot of

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companies a lot of companies are telling

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us that oh yeah all of a sudden in

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September and October we started hating

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a wall this doesn't really surprise me

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because we're finally actually seeing

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the impact of the federal reserve's

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tightening and it really aligns with the

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layoffs we're seeing especially the

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corporate layoffs at Amazon remember

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these are not seasonal layoffs we're

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actually seeing programmer layoffs

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corporate layoffs of the Alexa divisions

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getting hit hard I think they might

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actually end up closing that entire

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division down apparently just not

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profitable to do a voice yet sorry

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garyvee Federal Reserve we already

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talked about Federal Reserve

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expectations hedge funds okay we have a

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lot of hedge funds actually cutting

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Tesla D1 cut at stake by 48 Catal cut by

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16 and a 48 cut is pretty large uh one

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of the things to know is that Tesla has

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also slashed its orders uh Elite its

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order lead times to just one week now I

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think the mainstream media is going to

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jump on this and go oh my gosh this is

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bad Tesla Lead times only one week look

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Tesla demand plummeting I actually think

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the opposite is going to happen of

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course I'm a Tesla bull so take what I

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say with a grain of salt I always like

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to be aware of my biases uh and and of

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course the biggest bias that I have is

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uh suggesting that you should check out

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those courses because nobody nobody

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works harder than I do and nobody is

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going to provide you more value in those

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courses if you don't see something that

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you expect to be in those courses you

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make sure you write me a message in

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Discord you tag me and that lecture will

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be there by the end of the year that's

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just what I'm doing I'm gonna keep

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making videos because I love y'all and

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if it ain't there you tag me in Discord

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I'm gonna go through it all by the end

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of this year and we're gonna have more

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lectures we're using that Blackboard

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until that Blackboard breaks but anyway

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I think the mainstream media is going to

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go oh this is bad you know demand down I

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actually think it's going to be free

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advertising because everybody's gonna go

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what I only have to wait a week to get a

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Tesla this is great news now obviously

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there's a risk that demand does collapse

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if demand collapses Tesla stock will

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collapse sorry and sorry me if demand

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does not collapse which I think a demand

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collapsing is like a 15 risk if demand

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does not collapse uh then I think Tesla

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surges especially once the Twitter drama

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settles down I think there's an 85

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chance of that okay now let's talk about

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Warren buff and Michael burry Michael

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burry out of shorts he's going heavy on

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private prisons increasing his bets on

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the Geo Group uh core Civic both private

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prisons and a curate retail private

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prison he's also ditched Facebook and

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Google interesting that he ditched

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Google I mean Facebook I don't blame him

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for I think that's a stupid bet on the

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metaverse but anyway uh okay my take on

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private prisons look I remember debating

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private prisons back when I was in high

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school which uh you know was only a

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couple years ago uh just kidding but I

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used to debate private prisons in speech

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and debate uh in student Congress and

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and listen the amount of debate that has

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gone into private prisons uh will

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probably never end uh I think our

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political environment is such that we

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can make no radical changes and I am a

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highly uh let me put it this way I'm a

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dis I'm in disbelief that our government

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will ever actually fully move over to

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private prisons but then again hey there

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are private prisons so maybe these

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companies can make really good money uh

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Without Really government expansion I

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just see it as a little bit of kind of

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like a marijuana play where you're

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relying on the government and anytime

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you're relying on the government you're

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relying on political chance and and dude

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political chance I don't know but we do

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think that Trump will announce his uh

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president uh campaign presidential

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campaign tonight

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hedge funds cut Amazon uh actually in a

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mixed way nine million shares bought on

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net 121 funds increase their positions

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100 decrease their positions uh

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Princeton completely sold out of lithium

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America has cut their entire stake you

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know I ran the numbers because I've seen

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lithium prices run up a lot I think the

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amount of lithium that goes into a Tesla

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battery for a car is only like four or

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five hundred bucks which is kind of

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interesting because we've seen lithium

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prices Skyrocket over the past few

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months and I'm like oh man that's going

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to squeeze margins for Tesla but then

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I'm like ah but if prices go up 20 for

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lithium it really only costs maybe 80

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bucks more for a battery now I mean

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that's still something but uh it's it's

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not as big of a component as I thought

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it was for uh Tesla which is good news

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there Berkshire Hathaway Warren Buffett

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adds a bit more Chevron up to stake 23

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on Occidental and decreased his

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Activision bet by 12 remember his

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Activision bet is a bet that Activision

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will be acquired I think it's for like

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in the 90 or some something like that

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it's an Arbitrage bat Viking adds to

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Salesforce and Michael burry I think I

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already mentioned has no shorts

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that sounds weird anyway uh okay now now

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now now we got to talk about the

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inflationary numbers okay so we had

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really good CPI numbers right so what

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came after these really good CPI numbers

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well today producer price number so CPI

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is from the consumer's perspective

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producer is from the seller's

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perspective okay so there's a buyer like

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you and me going to buy a PC uh at let's

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say Walmart or Best Buy actually I'm not

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sure why you would buy a PC there versus

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just building your own or buying it

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online but definitely not well I'm not

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going to say anything anymore

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Kevin Kevin with the tangents uh the

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seller's perspective would be like

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Walmart's perspective how much is it

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costing them to go buy that PC to put on

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the shelf right okay expectation was

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core month over month point three

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percent we got zero baby flat let's go

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uh we were expecting headline point four

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percent which would be 4.8 annualized we

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got

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0.2 that's 2.4 percent annualized let's

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go very very good and headline year over

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year expecting 8.3 and we got

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eight both really really good numbers

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manufacturing survey came in much higher

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than expected we were expecting negative

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six percent for manufacturing which is a

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sort of a recessionary indicator we got

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4.5 percent with uh prices little

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changed and the first folks for PPI the

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first Services decline uh in a producer

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price inflation readings with a reading

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of 0.1 percent negative First declines

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since November of 2020. so obviously

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markets are rallying uh hard on this

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yields for treasuries are plummeting

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this is this is phenomenal news this is

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great news uh very very bullish

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obviously for cyclicals growth uh and uh

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let's see if we can sustain it between

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now through December but this is a this

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is a second data point now that's really

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really good and if this holds up in

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December

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and talk Sam bankman freed see ya bye

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