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The Danger of the 2022 Recession.

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you definitely know the fomo days are

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back when gme and amc are both halted

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you're going to want to get into real

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estate investing in those courses on

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building your wealth through real estate

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after you watch this video everyone meet

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kevin here we've got to talk about the

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reality of a recession when it comes to

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the stock market and real estate because

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historically we've always been told that

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the bottom of the market is when the

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federal reserve u-turns this is like

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clear as day history now consider the

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fact that when the federal reserve

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u-turned in 1987

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during the crazy stock market pain we

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had towards the end of the year what

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happened as soon as the fed u-turned and

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set the precedent of bailing out markets

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markets went up this is when the federal

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reserve actually first initiated the

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idea that hey if things go bad in

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markets don't worry the fed will be here

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to rescue you and that's exactly what

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they did in the first quarter of 20 uh

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2003 that is 20 003 doesn't sound as

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good as like 2020 but anyway 2003 when

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the federal reserve also u-turned

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marking the end and bottom of the

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dot-com bubble and when the federal

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reserve u-turned in february of 2009

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marking the bottom of the great

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recession for stocks at least though

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very important note about real estate

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that we're going to talk about in just a

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moment which is actually really really

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interesting uh as well in terms of when

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real estate actually bottomed

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and then of course when the federal

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reserve u-turned at the end of 2018 and

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on march 23rd 2020 all of these marked

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bottoms for the stock market and i this

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information has become so crystal clear

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to markets that markets are now trying

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to pre-read any potential sign that the

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federal reserve's job has been achieved

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and it is now time for them to indeed

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u-turn now we don't actually expect a

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u-turn in the federal reserve's

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trajectory of raising interest rates

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really until like the summer of

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2023 which is next year but we also know

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that the

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stock market tends to be forward-looking

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and the stock market is looking at risks

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and data and suggesting that wait a

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minute ordinarily at least historically

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a recession which we're now technically

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in

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should mean that we should have even

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more pain to go in the stock market we

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right now sit approximately

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here which means we still potentially in

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the event of actually being in a

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recession

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should see markets decline even more

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that's because this black line

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represents the decline in the stock

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market

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after declines begin

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during drawdowns dating all the way back

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to the great depression and this is an

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average of all drawdowns but dating all

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the way back to then and when we have a

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recession we tend to see more pain for

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longer and the gray line represents

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market trajectory when we're not in a

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recession now i know we could argue

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about the definition of recession which

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just makes this chart a whole lot more

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complicated but what's really

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interesting about why maybe this time

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could be different even though the four

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most dangerous words in investing are

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this time is different why this time

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could be slightly different at least is

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that wait a minute our stock market this

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time around

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fell

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three times as fast as the dot-com

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bubble

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that is something that should really

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sink in see after all when we look at

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this chart that says wait a minute the

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market should go down more for

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technically in a recession it shows us

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this based on

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days before and after uh bear market uh

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peaks and uh or i should say bear market

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troughs and bull market peaks right

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before that right

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so if we had three times the decline and

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this is how this time could be different

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right if we had a decline three times as

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fast in this bear market that is this

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seven month disaster rather than like a

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21-month disaster or 24-month disaster

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like what we saw during the dot-com

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disaster and recession

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then maybe this time could be different

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that is the stock market has crashed

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substantially faster but not only that

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markets are now potentially predicting

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that aha the bottom is when the fed

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u-turns

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and that's being priced in to happen

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next summer so let's start buying the

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dip

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now

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now some say kevin there's a reason why

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the most dangerous words in investing

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are this time is different and so even

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though i believe it's right to be

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bullish on the market and even though

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i'm 95 in this market there's a

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substantial danger

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and that has to do with the chart

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that is right

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here this particular chart tells us that

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payrolls

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lag a recession we've known this before

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we've talked about this on the channel

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many times before but payrolls go down

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after a recession in fact take a look at

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this this is the average monthly changes

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in or average monthly change the blue

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box here in payrolls and what you'll see

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here is there's this dotted line right

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here in the middle which i just made red

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that dotted line in the middle there

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represents when a recession is

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determined and what's fascinating is

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look at all these positive payroll gains

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before a recession then you have the red

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line then you have another period of

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positive payrolls here after the

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recession is announced and you don't

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actually get negative payrolls until

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usually

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one to three months into a recession and

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this is when you get negative payrolls

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but what's also substantially

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interesting about this because we think

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that this could lead the market lower

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is the following

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that the biggest

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negative revisions to payrolls

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are actually seen around recessions now

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this is important because see the

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government comes out and tells us oh

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don't worry we had 500 plus thousand

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jobs last month we're fine

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but

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the government is really bad at being

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accurate

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around times of recession and actually

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tells us one month oh no things are

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great and then the next month revises

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them down and the spread between how

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much they're off is really really

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negative around times of recessions

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those are these red circles on this

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chart uh well the recessions are around

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the gray bars of the chart and you could

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see these peak revisions to the negative

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almost always align with those gray bars

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around recession times so that actually

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gives us

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cause for caution so we've got reason to

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be bullish here okay the stock market

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declined faster and maybe this time is

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different because we're pre-pricing in

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the fed's moves a year early that's good

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right that's a reason to be bullish

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but reasons to be bearish or well a the

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fact that maybe this time won't be

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different because those are dangerous

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words and even though we might think

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payrolls are fine kevin like we can't

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like this this can't be that bad oh just

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wait it actually can be now there's

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something else that's really really

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powerful here that we have to talk about

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and it has to do with real estate in the

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lag remember that i told you the bottom

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of the market for stocks was in february

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of 2009 during the great recession

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the stock market started booming after

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the beginning of 2009. you should have

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invested in 2009 and this was still

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while we were in big old pain mode

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and real estate took another

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two and a half years to bottom out in

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fact real estate in most markets did

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actually not bottom until november of

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2011

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and that sets up some remarkable

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opportunities because during the great

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recession real estate only fell at a

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maximum pace of about 1.9 percent per

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month real estate is incredibly slow

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relative to the stock market and real

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estate is driven oftentimes more by fear

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rather than this pre-pricing of what the

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fed is going to do next and so this is

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where

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when i tell you hey there's an

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opportunity for you to really learn a

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lot and make big dalahalas no guarantees

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of course but

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in real estate you want to prepare

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now of course people are taking

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most important thing that you should be

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thinking to yourself right now is kevin

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i'm watching a stock video why are you

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talking about real estate because real

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estate tends to be not get rich quick

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but it's often get rich for sure and i

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really believe that every single person

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watching my content on youtube should be

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really really really motivated to get

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their butts into real estate in fact if

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you need a side hustle get a real estate

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license the best time to focus on making

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more money is during a recession the

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best time to become a real estate agent

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is in a real estate crash because guess

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how easy it is to sell real estate in a

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bull market when i was selling real

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estate in 2011 it was hard because the

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market hadn't bottomed yet and i was

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still living the freaking bottom

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everybody i told oh i'm a real estate

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agent like a trader joe's all of a

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sudden they're the expert on my job

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they're like oh wow that sucks and i'm

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like no this is and when everybody is

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telling you that's a crappy job to be in

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that's the time to be in that job so

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yeah we've still got risks for this

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recession but hey it's up to you

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depending on what you believe will this

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time be different will those uh

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inflationary figures actually come down

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the way the bond market is predicting as

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bond yields are or at least the

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break-even yields are plummeting

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indicating a huge head and shoulders

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pattern for inflation but that gets a

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cpi okay cpi comes out in two days folks

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today is the eighth in two days we get

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cpi and we've got

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a lot of concerns that this cpi is

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supposed to come down but could miss

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dearly look this is what the suits see

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that is the wall street suits when they

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look at what the cpi expectations are

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and look folks the expectation is that

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the month-over-month change in inflation

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that again comes out 5 30 a.m i'll be

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live for it on uh wednesday is going to

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be 0.2

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that is such a low read and these

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estimates are almost always wrong if i

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could draw you sort of a quick little

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bell curve of what oh this ipad change

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it but anyway imagine that's a bell

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curve of uh usually there you go now

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it's a little more bellish

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of of where the economists think

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inflation is going to come that would be

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the midpoint inflation almost always

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either comes in here or here

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or like even sometimes way outside of

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where the predictions are uh that's

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because this is a consensus read of

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essentially an average of a bunch of

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economists who are like oh no we're

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tracking this it's supposed to come down

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a lot yeah well what if it doesn't then

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we could be setting ourselves up for a

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big miss and that's another reason to be

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cautious and so what should we

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potentially do when we have data coming

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out

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that that signals whether it's ppi or

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cpi you know this expectation that

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headlines yeah ppi is going to come down

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a lot uh or that month-over-month ppis

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and cpi's are going to change what

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should we be doing if we do believe that

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maybe this time is different but we

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don't want risk well my opinion the most

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important thing is staying out of debt

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we have to be out of debt otherwise we

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could end up with big big problems

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because you don't want to get margin

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called you don't want to get wiped out

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in a recession because that is

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guaranteed how you end up getting killed

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by fomo and really never building wealth

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now we do have some other good news and

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bad news of course today we had the

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energy bill pass the inflation reduction

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act that provides over 300 billion

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dollars in tax credits and incentives

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for energy extending solar tax credits

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to january 1st 2025

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providing 7 500 tax credits for most

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commercial and passenger ev vehicles as

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long as much of their battery packs are

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created in nafta territories like the

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united states and canada and mexico

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which i'm sure manufacturers will

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finagle to make sure that we can get the

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tax credit that is offered up to forty

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thousand dollar tax credits for

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commercial vehicles although that gets a

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little bit more nuanced kamala harris

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had to come in to break this tie because

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republicans and democrats were fighting

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so much i mean you even had wharton that

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came out uh which i tweeted about you

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should follow me on twitter at real meat

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kevin by the way but i tweeted about

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this wharton came out and said that well

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it kind of looks like the inflationary

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impacts of the inflation reduction act

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are uh indistinguishable from zero

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that's literally right what they wrote

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here is uh not statistically different

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from zero the inflationary impacts but

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oh well i mean leave it to the

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government to say they're going to do

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something great and really have no

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impact at all but then again that's the

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way it works medicare is going to be

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able to negotiate drug costs for the

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first time in america which should lead

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to some kind of savings for our

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government 80 billion dollars more for

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the irs one percent excise on stock

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buybacks which is interesting you've got

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stocks like enphase going up and tesla

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going up on uh news of this energy bill

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passing the inflation reduction act but

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emphasis is a big fan of doing stock

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buybacks now they're gonna have to pay

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those one percent uh excise taxes you

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know

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once this actually goes into effect

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that'll take some time 15 corporate

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minimum tax and what else do we get this

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morning we got

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and this is why you got to be careful

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playing with earnings because playing

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with earnings is playing with fire

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playing with margin is doubling up that

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fire palantir missed and so did nvidia

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nvidia blaming a gaming slowdown which

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probably related to crypto down eight

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percent palantir down as much as 16

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percent uh also big miss on earnings

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this comes after palantir was always a

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company where peter thiel told us hey we

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will not have a sales team and now

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they're hiring salespeople like crazy

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and they also bragged about how last

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week they were planning on expanding

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their workforce by about 30 percent

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going into a recession which seemed a

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little odd leading a lot of folks to

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believe that pallentier would run but we

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did miss but there's the belief that the

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worst might now be behind us for

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palantir and nvidia folks thank you so

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much for watching make sure to check out

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below especially those on real estate

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investing and folks we'll see in the

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next one bye

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