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A lot just happened at the Federal

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Reserve, not only with Myan or Lisa

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Cook, Donald Trump, but also what JP

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Morgan is forecasting for rate cuts. We

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need to talk about it. A&Z's also got a

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forecast out on rate cuts. There's a lot

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going on. Here's a quick video to catch

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you up on everything. Okay, first things

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first. The appeals cook just appeals

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cook the appeals court just came in and

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said Lisa Cook is not cooked. Donald

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Trump, sorry, bro. We are denying the

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appeal. Lisa Cook is going to be at the

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September 16th to 17th Fed meeting. This

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means that Lisa Cook, while she is still

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fighting the Justice Department and

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still fighting Donald Trump, she will be

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at the Fed meeting on the 16th and the

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17th. The appeals court has decided not

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to pause uh Lisa Cook's involvement with

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the Federal Reserve. Uh and they are

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keeping a lower court order that says,

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"No, no, no, no. We we are not kicking

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Lisa Cook out. she's going to stay.

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We're going to give everybody more time

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to actually litigate this and provide

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actual evidence. Now, we've broken down

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before that you've got PE who's saying

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things like, "Hey, she committed

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mortgage frauds. She said she's on two

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different primary residents." And she's

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like, "Bro, one was a vacation home."

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And he's like, "What? You had you told

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them it was a vacation home and then you

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said it was your primary? That's even

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worse." And she's like, "Oh." So,

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anyway, now they're reporting on that.

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Okay. That's the Lisa Cook issue. She'll

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be there. Now, this will make a really

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interesting uh Fed meeting because

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you're going to have Myron there as

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well, who was just approved by the

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Senate, just secured enough votes just

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minutes ago. And what that means is

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you're going to have Myron, who's

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basically a Donald Trump shill, uh who

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actually is still on the White House

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payroll because of his role with the

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White House Economic Council, which

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basically means even though he's on

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leave, he still works for the White

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House, but now he's also a member of the

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Fed board. And technically he could sit

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on this committee or whatever you want

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to call it for as long as Trump wants

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him there because technically Trump

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doesn't have to choose a replacement and

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he could just sort of de facto leave him

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on White House payroll and the Fed as a

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voice for Donald Trump which is really

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interesting because this person replaces

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Cougler who supposedly is going to teach

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at Georgetown this semester though still

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has no classes scheduled.

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who's also very partial to Donald Trump

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and not getting destroyed like Columbia

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got destroyed or Harvard got destroyed

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Georgetown that is diggling disappoint.

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Anyway, so this then puts us at a very

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interesting Fed meeting. Now, of course,

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A&Z is coming out saying, "Hey, we're

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going to get 125 basis points of cuts

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between now and March 31st." That's

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because they see serious slowing in the

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economy. I mean, the Empire

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manufacturing report this morning was

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crap. Okay, fine. But the market isn't

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really pricing that in yet. The market

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right now is pricing in a 5.3% chance of

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a 50 basis point cut this week, which

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basically means we're not getting 50.

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We're going to get 25. On top of that,

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we've got maybe 2.7 cuts priced in by

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the end of the year. And we've got about

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3.8 cuts priced in by the end of March,

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which means if they're at, you know,

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five or six rate cuts, they're way ahead

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of the market. and they assume that

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rates are going to fall substantially

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more than uh markets are currently

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pricing in which does set up some

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potential opportunities. And these are

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the sort of things we point out in the

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meet Kevin membership. Oh, I wasn't

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expecting that to get small. A I don't

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like it when it gets small. That's lame.

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See, I'm trying to This is my Oh, this

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is my first time doing these uh these

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little flags, so to speak. And uh I

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thought they'd be really cool, but uh

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they're not supposed to change the ratio

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of my size. There we go. My size is

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supposed to stay the same. And then when

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I, you know, throw up meet Kevin, uh the

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meet Kevin membership or whatever, like

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I made these myself, okay, I was really

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proud of them and I just restarted my

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computer and I guess on the restart it

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just sort of like destroyed it uh and

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reset some of these aspect ratios. But

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see, I even made one for Weeble because

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so many of you asked like, "Ah, Kevin,

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you know, where do you like do the lines

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and stuff like, "Oh, Weeble, they're

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doing a 2% deposit match right now." Or,

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"Kevin, do you finally have an affiliate

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link for the Metag Glasses?" And even

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though it's not technically an official

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one, yes, I mean, it is an official

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affiliate link, but it's not like they

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didn't contact me. They're like, "Hey,

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we want to sponsor you." They're just

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like default email link. But anyway, all

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right. And I made little banners, too,

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which I thought are kind of cool. Yeah.

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See, that all works. See, that's cool.

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Oh, there's a little extra green there

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on the Capital One one. I'll have to fix

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a couple of those. It's my first time

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trying those. Okay, so I'm trying I'm

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trying my best over here. I do it

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myself. Ah, see. Yeah, there we go. Uh,

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okay. Anyway, so what's really

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interesting here is now we should talk

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about the JP Morgan uh, you know,

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analysis in terms of what they actually

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think is going to happen for rate cuts.

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So, Foli expects 25 basis points of cuts

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with two to three potential denters. uh

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and and and those people are not going

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to be dissenting because they don't want

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cuts. They're actually going to be

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dissenting because they want more cuts.

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They want 50 basis points of cuts, but

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those are probably not actually going to

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happen this meeting. And that's what's

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going to make this meeting so

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interesting or as some people like to

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call it a very live meeting. Now, in the

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short term, I think all of this is

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bullish. Like them debating 50 or 25,

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this is really just broadly bullish for

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the market. It's one of the reasons in

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the me Kevin membership this morning I

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mentioned hey here we are at the cues at

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like 587 588 I think we're going to

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break 590 today in the me Kevin report

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because I see everything right now is

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shortterm bullish and sure enough we

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broke up with a closing of 591 so day

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calls would have paid off really well

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again these are the kinds of things we

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talk about in the meet Kevin Alpha

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report but anyway I'm I still maintain

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this modest bullishness right now and

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the reason I too is because even though

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we're getting some red flags like in my

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Nvidia video which pissed a lot of

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people off. A lot of people are like oh

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my gosh why are you pooping on Nvidia

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and I'm like bro you know I bought the

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dip on Nvidia in September of 2022. I

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send an alert to all my course members,

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you know, like I do I send trade alerts

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or whatever to the course members and

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I'll send them trade alerts when I sell

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my Nvidia shares as well, which I still

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got a whole lot of Nvidia shares, you

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know, over 10,000 of them. And uh, you

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know, I'll send an alert when I sell

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them. But but the point is, you know,

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even though I made a negative video on

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Nvidia, you've got to understand that if

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Nvidia falls, it's macro. You know, if

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if Nvidia has to go start buying up data

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center usage from Coreweave and then 10

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other companies and then all those

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companies are like, man, Nvidia is not

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going to be able to sustain this

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forever. Let's stop buying chips. Then

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the one leg that's holding up the damn

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economy falls and then then you're in a

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recession pooper duper, right? So like

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this is crazy. Uh and and of course, you

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know, then you if you say something bad

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about the Nvidia group, all the Nvidia

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shows come out and they're like, you

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know, this is this is really bad

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analysis. You know this is just this is

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just one filing skin dude. Oh more

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bullish on video than you right now at

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least in the short term. But let's be

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god dang don't use the lord's name.

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Let's be dag on leal here. If Nvidia

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goes there's a big pooper dupers for the

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economy. But anyway in the short term

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you know JP Morgan thinks we've got

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about a 1% chance of the Fed hike.

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That's not going to happen. I can't even

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believe they're writing this in here. Uh

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there's a 4% chance of the Fed staying

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paused. That's not going to happen here.

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Uh then uh it's basically a uh an 87.5%

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chance of a 25 cut, 7.5% chance of a 50

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cut. I don't see that at all. The 50

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cut. So let's focus here. Okay. So if

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they give us a hawkish 25, like, hey,

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you know, we're just going to normalize

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a little bit, but you know, inflation's

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still a problem. Uh and and we're not

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worried about jobs right now because the

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break even is down. Okay. Well, then uh

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you know and and you know the speak the

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Fed speak talks about hiring inflecting

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higher then you know maybe the S&P 500

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shaves off 50 basis points. However, if

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you get a dobbish Fed that's like hey

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inflation is transitory and you know we

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got to get the job market back up.

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Bullish like hey great bullish catalyst.

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Let's get up another 50 basis. Oh crap.

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I forgot to change it. I still got to

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change the damn coupon code. Ah okay. Uh

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anyway, we're going to change that. Um

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yeah, I guess that means you still have

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another like probably I don't know 20

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minutes or so to to get in if you want.

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But anyway, me ke membership, we're

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going to raise the price on it. Uh I got

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to raise the price before the Fed

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meeting. I got to get to this, but I

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also got to get to these properties that

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I committed the vendors to get to. So I

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got I got to go. But anyway, uh so so

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this is this is like this is a good

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thing, right? This is broadly bullish.

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The problem is what's going on with that

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break even rate. Well, I posted on uh in

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the Meet Kevin app. You can look at this

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for free. I posted in the Meek Kevin app

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for free uh over the weekend that The

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Economist has a really good piece on

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what's going on with the actual economy.

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Their argument is that yes, the economy

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is slowed, but even if the economy is

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slowing 1.4% of the first half, that's

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still pretty dang good. So, there are

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few signs right now of things getting

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much worse. And Americans, frankly, just

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continue to spend. So, if Americans keep

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spending, who cares? Like, this is a

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good thing. Retail sales are strong. the

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Atlanta Fed GDP is strong, though a lot

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of this is propped up on the leg of, you

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know, Nvidia and AI. And then they say

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maybe the jobs numbers aren't that bad

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because yes, the population is shrinking

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or stalling. Uh, but I should say CBO,

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not FBO. The CBO estimates net migration

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in 2025 is just 400,000. That's down

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from 2 million last year. So, of course,

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when net migration is plummeting like

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that, maybe the break even jobs rate is

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significantly lower. So that's when I

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started getting to myself uh getting to

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thinking to myself, okay, so like how

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how low is like where it should be?

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What's your break even rate the

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economist? Well, they answer that first.

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They talk about how encounters with

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customs are plummeting. 200k in 23 under

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Biden in July, 100K under uh Biden in

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July, 24, and then 8,000 under Trump in

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July. Very, very low. Uh labor market

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break even rate. They say the census

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currently suggests a 90,000 job break

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even rate. However, if you include these

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migration adjustments, maybe we're just

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at 50k. And if you assume migration is

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actually closer to zero under Trump,

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maybe the break even rate for influ for

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job numbers is just 30,000. Now we sit

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at 22,000 in the last report. The

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3-month average is 29,000. So is it

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possible we're right there? Yes. But

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then what happens when we get the

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revisions next year and then they end up

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slicing off a bunch of those jobs,

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right? That's going to be another risk

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factor where we're like, "Oh my gosh."

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You know, what happens if like we're

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bullish about, oh yeah, we're at this

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new break even level or what? Oh, I'm

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getting a little bit of lag right now.

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I'm going to have to fix that. Um, you

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know, we're bullish or whatever. Uh, but

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then all of a sudden they revise all

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that away and then, oh, the Fed's too

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late again, right? We got some work to

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do. So, so we'll see. But, uh, you know,

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this is the Fed meeting coming up. It's

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going to be interesting. Brun's going to

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be there. Cook's going to be there. And,

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uh, 5.3% chance of a 50. Uh, you know

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about the me Kevin membership. You've

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heard that a million times. Uh, Trump

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bullish on real estate. Did you see

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that? Look at this. Uh, oh, not that

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one. I see. I got to figure out all

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these new buttons. Sorry. It's actually

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just Oh, man. I think that's actually

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what's causing the lag here.

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No, it's not that one. Hold on. And if

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the Trump house a uh Oh, I get it. I see

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what I did wrong. I accidentally put

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both of them over. So it is I just have

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to remove the mem membership. There it

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is. Look at that. Too late. Must cut

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interest rates now and uh bigger than uh

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he had in mind. Housing will soar. Yes,

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this is good.

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>> Why not advertise these things that you

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told us here? I feel like nobody else

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knows about this.

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>> We'll we'll try a little advertising and

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see how it goes.

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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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you. Kevin Praath there, financial

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analyst and YouTuber, Meet Kevin. Always

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great to get your take.

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