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*Critical* | Watch BEFORE **May 11**

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hey everyone me Kevin here this is an

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important video to understand the

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details of before Wednesday this week

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whether you're a Trader in stocks

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thinking about getting into the market

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or whatever this Wednesday which is a

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May 11 2022 starting at 4 a.m we're

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going to get some really important data

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so let's talk about it the first thing

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we're going to get before CPI we're

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going to talk about that and

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expectations uh it's gonna be an update

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on mortgage applications that's going to

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be a pretty big deal to see what the

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difference is month over month and

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mortgage apps we kind of expect this to

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be a big old minus but we don't actually

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have a survey from economists yet I just

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want you to know that Wednesday the 11th

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4 AM we're gonna get some mortgage data

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we kind of have a pretty good pulse uh

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at least finger on the pulse of the real

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estate market it's it's uh you know

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we're kind of already off the precipice

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on a little bit of a slide to the

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downside okay all right more importantly

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though CPI let's talk about that so CPI

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month over month last month was the

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March data so in April comes out the

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March data right it lags a month so the

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March data was a complete disaster

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because we got month over month CPI of

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1.2 percent that's the equivalent of

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like

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14.4

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annualized in terms of a run rate of

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inflation like how fast we're moving in

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terms of inflation that was a complete

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disaster I mean highest inflation in 40

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years everybody's freaking out because

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headline inflation was eight and a half

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percent uh for March again the measure

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came out in April well

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the one blessing that we have last month

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was that core CPI which was X food and

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energy oh it only came in at six and a

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half which only came in at six and a

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half that's still really really bad

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right six and a half year over year

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really high measure for core inflation

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core inflation strips out the more

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volatile components which are like food

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and energy the Federal Reserve was

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obviously driving this Market does not

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care so much about food and energy

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because they realize they can't control

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uh these supply chain issues they can

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only affect demand and food and energy

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costs are often some fly shock issues so

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when we strip those out we get to sort

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of what's core like you know how much

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are doctor Services going up or your

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dentist or your washing machine and uh

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you know your car and things like that

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so that's part of more of Core computers

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business services so on and so forth

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anywho the expectation for an annual

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rate of inflation that comes out of 5 30

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a.m Wednesday morning is six percent

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that's a decline of a half percent

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that's still very large uh but uh that's

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that's a much better core inflation a

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number than what we had last one uh well

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in March coming out in April which was

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six and a half so expecting that to be

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six percent the a headline number

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instead of being eight and a half or

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Worse getting worse to like nine percent

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or nine and a half percent that number's

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expected to come in at eight point one

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percent you should write these things

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down too so when the numbers come out

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you're like oh crap how much did it Miss

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by it's like I don't know it's rarely

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perfect anyway this one's pretty wild

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listen to this CPI for the month over

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month figure this is the estimate for

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month over month this gives you sort of

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the speed we're going at it's not you

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know giving us an annual estimate it's

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just the speed we're going at within a

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month

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survey is calling for a point two now

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that's actually extremely low because

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0.2 times 12 to get that speed only

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gives us 2.4 that's a very low rate of

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inflation in fact if we can get CPI

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coming in at point two that's actually

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consistent with the federal reserve's

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belief that we want inflation to be

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around two two and a half percent right

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around there point two on a month over

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month basis is great that's like that

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would be phenomenal because again that'd

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be about 2.4 uh however the only reason

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we would actually be seeing 0.2 is

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because we expect that food and energy

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costs are coming off of their Peak from

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March so when we look at the core uh for

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CPI minus food and energy you actually

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have a 0.4 survey which is 4.8 percent

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still way better than all the other

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numbers we're seeing uh however it is

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clearly lower than uh again what we've

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seen for the last you know six to 12

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months here but it's higher than that

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point two percent when you include that

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coming off a cliff of food and energy so

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point four is that's going to probably

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be the most important number there are

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we going to get 0.4 or not so how does

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this affect the markets well uh first of

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all this uh release comes out just five

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days before the largest price increase

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ever on the program so I'm building your

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long-term wealth whether that's the real

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estate property management sales YouTube

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videos uh stocks and the psychology of

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money you name it because remember this

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is a big tip for you this is the kind of

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Market you want to be focusing on how

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much quantity do you have of the

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companies who love not what the price of

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them is come on this is an irrational

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insane Market of course we've done an

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irrational amount of money printing so

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don't get me wrong like I understand why

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it's happening but still anywho

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these are opportunities so CPI

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the expectation of a 0.4 month over

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month free I'll tell you where it gets

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ugly if we get a read of 0.7 or higher

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we're gonna miss anything anybody's

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forecasting and 0.7 is like an

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annualized run rate of 8.4 which is just

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as hot as March if we got a 0.7

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the Market's gonna be a poopy doopy we

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miss on that headline number you know we

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end up instead of getting an 8.1 getting

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another 8.5

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these are things that are going to be

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leading to that 75 BP height uh from the

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FED which some members have said hey you

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know we're not taking 0.75 off the table

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Jerome Powell saying you know it's not a

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consideration right now instead we're

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just gonna do 50 50 which really if you

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think about it 150 uh and then uh a 75

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and then 25s is really kind of like a 50

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50 and then 25s right

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just like at the sky is 75. anywho so uh

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if we get a Miss on that poor read right

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there to the upside we're gonna have

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problems however

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if we get

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a Miss to the downside and we get

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something like a month over month Corey

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uh honestly even a match point four but

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we get something like a point two on

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four or or a negative number on core

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minus food and energy we had like

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negative 0.1 and then a 0.2 on core

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month over month

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that on top of a crystal clear path from

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the fed and indications that we're

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starting to see shipping price come down

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rail prices coming down forward

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expectations that shipping costs are

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coming down food commodities used cars

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off their peaks Lumber costs coming down

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all these things coming down and core

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cpi's starting to fall now for the last

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couple months

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[Music]

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so I'm

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hope now I realize I'm smoking a little

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bit of the hopium right now because you

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know I'm it I'm gonna have some extra

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cash flow coming up in about four weeks

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once a few more transactions close and

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if we're still at low prices I'll

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probably be a buyer until of course we

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we had bought a move back up in the

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stock market and then I expect we'll

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have a later delayed low on real estate

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pricing uh well hopefully stocks are a

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little bit higher so that way we can

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move from one to the other right they

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don't always align and this is a very

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important thing to remember is you do

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not have to align a stock bottom with a

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real estate bottom in fact look back in

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2008 that biggest pain in the stock

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market was really around September of 08

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but you didn't actually get a bottom in

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the stock market until about February of

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2009. the star the real estate market

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still had pricing declines for another

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two years it wasn't really until the end

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of 2011 beginning of 2012 that we saw at

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least a decent increase in in the in

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prices again to where it's like oh wait

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are we hitting a bottom are we now

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expecting up so keep those things in

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mind super important this person also

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really wants to try to hit me with the

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bubbles I think it's kind of funny and

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entertaining anyway check out the

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programs link down below and there's

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something very important that you have

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to remember about bubbles okay here's

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the thing Lauren went to the a birthday

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party the other day and she got kicked

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out for blowing bubbles and you know and

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like everybody at the party was like

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what the f like

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you know you got kicked out for blowing

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bubbles

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and you know it wasn't until later we

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got home with our family

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and people like so so what was Lauren

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doing again or like she's blowing

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bubbles

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and like what bubbles the clown bubbles

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was the Clown

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