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hey everyone me Kevin here in this

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degenerate episode of beer with me Kevin

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we are of course going to

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have

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C Stella

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so

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look we just got to be transparent

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here I would love to be bullish

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unfortunately I still think the FED is

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substantially behind the curve and in

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this video I want to give you a little

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bit of side into why I believe that the

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Federal Reserve is substantially behind

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the curve first I I'm not here to

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fearmonger you know I've got call

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options on quite a few different

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positions but there are positions that I

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think do well in a soft Landing or

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recession we talk about that in the

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courses you know tonight there's a

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coupon expiration at 11:59 p.m.

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California time you already know that

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meet kevin.com you know what to do

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stocks and psych you all my alerts my

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positioning everything you already know

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that but I want to show you this take a

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look at this this right here is a chart

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uh that was screenshotted today of the

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Atlanta Federal Reserve and it is a

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chart of the GDP now real GDP estimate

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okay so it's ticked down a little bit

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but who cares this is very volatile

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ignore this this is does not really

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matter this is up and down all the time

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big deal but instead I want you to pay

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attention to that boring paragraph right

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there that nobody

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reads ah Stella and carrots

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sh out right

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there you notice anything special about

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that

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paragraph most people don't because they

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bold the part they want you to

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read the GDP model estimate for real GDP

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growth in the third quarter is 2% and

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then everybody stops reading but wait a

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minute last week I complained that the

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second sentence indicated a 0% growth

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rate in something called Real gross

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private

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domestic investment growth now that's a

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mouthful if you can remember that that

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that would be the equivalent of shoving

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one of these in your throat and not

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dying I'm allergic to carrots by the way

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but anyway Real gross domestic so in

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other words inflation adjusted

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investment in America and then the

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growth rate of that okay decreased from

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0% to - 2.4% now this is just one of the

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things we're going to talk about in this

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video but what is that somewhat signal

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to us this what I did is I went back

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past the oh that's gross bro

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silverfish oh silver newspaper

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gross bro you can't just attack me like

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that what the hell that's

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gross problem solved so what I did is I

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went back to the uh post Korean uh War

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so in other words the period after the

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Korean War the reason I did that is

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because domestic uh investment growth

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generally declines in a war because you

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uh redirect your factories towards uh

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spending uh for military equipment so I

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counted negative

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real domestic uh investment growth which

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is basically when the blue line goes

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under that black line across the bar

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there and they put a red arrow every

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time it went negative around a recession

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and a green arrow every time it went

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negative not in a recession what you can

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see here is that of the 14 times that it

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went negative

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78.6% of the time it went negative in a

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recession just 21.4% of the time it

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occurred not in a recession one of those

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times was the mid 80s one of those times

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was approximately 1967 one of those

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times was approximately 2016 no though

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2016 was barely negative at about

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1.4% uh the mid 80s were negative down

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to about 4% and as were the 1967 periods

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so it's possible we could still be one

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of these green arrows but let's just say

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the odds are somewhat against us when

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this number starts rolling over it's bad

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but it's not just this number folks it's

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frankly the Federal Reserve starting to

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freak out and this morning when I when I

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listen to JP speak

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I'm like man am I the only one who

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thinks this guy's freaking out right now

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and no because later in the day take a

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look at some of the stuff that we saw

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from the uh in group or in we got major

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downward revisions to us jobs pushes the

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FED to act the weaker labor market

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momentum that we noticed where we

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thought we had 2.9 Million jobs and it

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only ended up being 2.1 million jobs

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thanks to the Bureau of Labor Statistics

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revisions has pushed the Federal Reserve

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basically into panic mode is their

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argument absolute Panic now listen to

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what they say here they say often times

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the Bureau of Labor Statistics is

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actually accurate but usually they're

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only accurate during what are known as

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steady times they're actually typically

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inaccurate during the most important

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times turning points in the cycle when

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they tend to be

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significantly wrong and they update

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their forecast to suggest that they are

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going to look for a 50 basis point cut

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in September and then 25 in November in

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December because they think the fed's

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done effed up they think the fed's

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screwed up and has messed up the jobs

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market now that yes inflation is not a

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problem anymore it's jobs that matters

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and so then I wanted to see what

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Deutsche Bank thinks and Deutsche Bank

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thinks the same thing larger initial

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Cuts would require more disappoint labor

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market data than what we've seen to date

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in other words in English if we get a

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big Miss in August for the uh well in

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September for the August data we might

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get ourselves our 50 basis point cut and

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it's not exactly going to be bullish

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look at their little summary here in

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summary while Powell's Jackson Hole

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speech emphasized greater confidence on

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the path of inflation he spent more time

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more time folks you know this we covered

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this outlining risks of further unwanted

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deterioration in the labor market in

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turn the upcoming labor market and

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growth data will more likely determine

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the initial size and pace of policy

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easing it's true jpow didn't close the

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door to anything and on top of that if

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you look at Robo Bank scenario number

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two for artificial intelligence they

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basically give four scenarios they say

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look in one scenario everything goes to

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the moon productivity goes up demand for

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AI goes up everybody is a winner

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everything's great you know then they've

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got these like other Edge case scenarios

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with which I think are mostly nonsense

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like I think it's possible that

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everything could go up but then they

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also have this example of like

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everything stagnates and nothing

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benefits from AI I don't really believe

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that they have this example of demand

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surging for AI but not getting any

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productivity out of it maybe I'd put you

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know this maybe at a 20% chance the one

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I the other one I just read maybe at

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like a 2% chance demands surging and

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surging probably also at like 20 30% but

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the one I would put at 50% is right here

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and this is the one I want to read you

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and then when you combine all of this

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you start getting nervous watch this in

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the second scenario there is still this

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extensive set of AI tools that raises

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productivity this makes sense there are

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a good amount of AI tools that raise

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productivity but not all of them do and

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we assume though that the industry has a

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very steep learning curve which means

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that AI functions become widely

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available at low price points H it's

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like price Wars to basically get you to

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use their chat bot well we're already

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seeing that this is not a surprise

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cheers to that AI getting cheaper Baby

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Woo the marginal cost of many AI tools

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and user queries Falls to zero in other

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words the benefit of you building out

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your server stack is stupid because it

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becomes a commodity and like an extra

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querry doesn't actually cost anything

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that is not good news for AI stocks and

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doesn't feed into the AI investment boom

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keep in mind that scenario number one

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which I do give like a 30% credibility

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chance is basically everything just goes

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to the moon and so yes it is possible

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that everything goes to the moon I don't

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think it's as likely as this second one

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where basically we build so much compute

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that you basically lower the cost of

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marginal AI compute to near zero and

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then in the short time span it will

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acquire no macro significant upfront

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investment in order to implement these

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tools in the workspace everybody gets to

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implement the tools in the workspace but

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the problem with that is it's not just

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Americans who get to do it you now risk

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Outsourcing work to AI assisted workers

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in developing economies which means more

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joblessness in America and folks right

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there is what I'm concerned about

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because I try to position

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look people don't want to hear it people

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don't want to hear it just going to be

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transparent here going listen to myself

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say it because uh I want to make sure

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I'm uh I'm saying this appropriately

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okay folks I personally am positioning

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my portfolio so that I can run my

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startups whether we go into a recession

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or not the positions that I am investing

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in right now are killing it like they

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moon today it's because I have like

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seven figures of call options on two

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different strategies and both of them

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moon today I mean a lot of things moon

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today but these strategies moon in my

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opinion in a soft Landing in which case

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all stocks moon like Tesla and Nvidia

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Apple whatever all that stuff uh or a

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recession in which case I don't think

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everything moons only certain things

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Moon specifically some of the things

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that I've invested in which which I mean

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you know call me biased I obviously

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position because I want to prepare for

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either a soft Landing or

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recession so just join the courses on

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building your wealth you know exactly

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what it is you could see sort of my

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allocation but

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anyway coupon expires today there goes

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my

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phone Dang It

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Anyway the the problem here is that the

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Federal Reserve might be significantly

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slower than we suspect this is a really

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big deal I want to draw this out for you

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for a moment let's throw in a new page

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here and I want you to see why the

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Federal Reserve might be panicking in a

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little bit more of a detailed manner

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especially now that we have a little bit

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more insight from some of these

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institutions I want you to ask yourself

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what does minus 50 basis points do it

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takes us down to 475 BP okay what does

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another minus 25 and a minus 25 do it

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takes us down to 425 basis points that's

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where we sit with interest rates right

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and the middle is obviously 425 or 450

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so now you have to ask yourself is that

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actually going to stop the layoff cycle

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the layoff cycle has not even started

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yet that's the real concern we're

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getting Rigg jobless data and I'll tell

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you there was a lot of upsetness over

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the bureo of Statistics Labor uh oh my

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gosh Bureau of Labor Statistics late

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release of the data for the revisions

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because certain Banks got the data

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before everybody else yeah the suits

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that everybody's like oh the suits got

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the data before us they got the data way

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before us messed up and this time it was

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blunt it was is blatant blatant rigging

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now you know we could chalk it up to a

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mistake but the point is we have

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substantially weaker labor data what

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does that mean going forward well it

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means we're going to highlight the

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importance of some specific dates coming

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up the dates you want to write down in

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your calendar if you have not yet are

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jolts on 94 ADP on 95 and most

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importantly non non nonfarm payrolls on

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96 we have been growing pay was an

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average of about 176,000 jobs we were

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told it was closer to 250,000 but thanks

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to the revisions we're actually down

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under

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180,000 and the odds are that since that

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was only a March toarch revision the

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odds are April May June July whatever

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comes after that all those months are

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all low as

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well that's not good that means what

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we've been told is probably even worse

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than expected this last Labor report

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that made everybody Panic that July

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labor report that came in at

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114,000 take the revision off of

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114,000 bro if you take 990,000 off of

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that you'll be down at 24,000 jobs for

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the

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month you how bad it looks that's a

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recession bro and jobs data lags we all

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know that so look people like Kevin just

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join the Bulls already I swear I want to

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I so badly want to be a b but I also

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want to be transparent look at this

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folks this

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this see

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that dud can I really be bullish at 425

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basis points of

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rates no I'll go bullish at 0er to 150

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baby that's 0% to 1.5%

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that's where your boy Kevin wants to go

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bullish and go on margin and go all in

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on Tesla and the yellow stocks or

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whatever I don't care I think I want to

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go bullish at 425 walking into an

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election and a potential recession hell

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no bro I'll buy the 30-year Treasury and

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twiddle my thumbs milking 4% for the

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next 30 years because you know what

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there's a real possibility we'll never

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see 4% on the 30 year ever again

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got

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carrots they supposed to make your

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vision

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better I'll let you in on something it

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didn't work for

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me anyway bro how did oh my God how did

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that get over

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there all right what else so we talk to

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bank oops talk to Robo

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Bank there were some other institutions

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that I was uh reading some research on

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as well not as many of them as I thought

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actually ended up talking about Jackson

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Hole I think they all kind of took an

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early Friday off freaking losers I'm

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filming this at like 9900 p.m. it's like

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already midnight on the East Coast good

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thing the coupon doesn't expire until

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midnight on the west coast but

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anyway this is

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crazy if jpow is panicking because they

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went too far they need to start doing

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100 basis point Cuts not not 50

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certainly not 25 they need to get this

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this stuff down ASAP because even if you

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get down to 2% right now it's not going

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to stop the layoffs it's going to take 6

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to 12 months for that lag to actually

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encourage hiring again that's

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scary sorry I want to be bullish but I

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can't be not on these stocks you know

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the the big ones that I have been

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popular I've picked some other ones that

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kicked ass today and one of them was up

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like 9% and then I had like six figures

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of calls on

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it that's why I'm having a Stella and

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carrots anyway I got a little date

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coming up with Lauren so I'll see y all

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in the next one also what do you think I

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I moved the mic down low do you like the

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down low I I know everybody's been used

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to kind of like the mic out of the shot

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but I don't know I have to say I think

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it looks cool look at this did you know

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look at the armor of

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it I bought that arm black I got it

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black and I turned it gold I'm like

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Kanye all right I'll see you in the next

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one love youall bye these things that

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you told us here I feel like nobody else

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knows about this we'll we'll try a

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little advertising and 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 PA there financial analyst and

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YouTuber meet Kevin always great to get

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your take

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