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those out link below holy moly it's

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finally happened the joltz numbers have

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come in deliciously we're hearing of

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more layoffs especially in manufacturing

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we've got some things to cover regarding

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Nvidia Google and what this has to do

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with JPMorgan as well as touching on of

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course a little bit on Enphase Tesla and

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even Best Buy so let's just get some of

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these important things out of the way

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look this morning we got the jolts

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report and it has the market moving

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positively the impact so far is being

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felt in that we're seeing a steepening

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of the yield curve that's what you want

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you want the yield curve to go

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uninverted without paying the stock

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market though usually that doesn't

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happen we're still negative 70 as six

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basis points inverted The Five-Year

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break even down to 2.21 uh five year

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forward still at about 2.34 if you don't

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know what those numbers are just think

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about the closer they are to two the

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better because that's what the fed's

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goal is but also remember the FED in

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their back pocket has a policy called

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flexible average inflation targeting so

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as long as we're relatively close to two

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they could just say look in the decade

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before the pandemic we were a little

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under and a decade after we're a little

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above as long as on balance we're

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roughly two we're good we don't have to

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Paul volcker or destroy the economy it's

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a way of saying inflation expectations

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are anchored one of the reasons they are

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anchored is because the jolts numbers

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that we got this morning we had a survey

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of 9.5 million job openings remember

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joltz is the jobs opening and labor

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turnover survey it also gives you some

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insight into how many people are

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quitting usually a higher number of

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quits is a sign that people are

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confident in the job market that they

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can get another job but as job openings

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compress that confidence usually Falls

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and what we found over the last few

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years is that people were quitting and

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getting a new job on average ended up

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making more money somewhere else because

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there was so much demand for labor or

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that's finally starting to wane we used

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to be at a ratio of two job openings for

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every unemployed person well as Nick T

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has aptly pointed out this morning that

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has fallen to the lowest level since

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September of 2021 we are now sitting at

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just

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1.51 job openings per unemployed worker

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in America this number came in by the

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way again we were expecting 9.5 mil we

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got

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8.827 if you remember my video this

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weekend where I gave you a heads up I

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said look we need a number under nine

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that was my goal I'm like if we could

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just get a number under nine we could

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finally tell the FED these darn lagging

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jobs indicators are finally starting to

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catch up and that's exactly what we got

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so praise the Lord or whomever this is

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great news there's still plenty of jobs

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for people who are unemployed but we are

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finally trending in the correct

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direction this is a chart showing you

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the three-month moving average so that's

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why it's not under the nine figure

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otherwise it would be over here if it

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were a one month chart and then this

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shows you the number of job openings to

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unemployed this is finally reiterating

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as you can see it's been volatile but

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it's finally reiterating the downtrend

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this is actually probably one of the

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best adult jolts reports for the market

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that we've had in quite a while but it's

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not just that that we need to talk on we

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need to talk on what else is happening

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because when we start looking around the

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rest of the environment and the economy

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there are real levels of pain consider

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what just happened at Steele the

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chainsaw Manufacturing Company they're a

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German company in the darn Germans I'm

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allowed to say that because I'm German

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the darn Germans just laid off one third

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of their Virginia Beach Workforce

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without notice by sending them a mass

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text message that they had eight minutes

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to leave and be met outside by police

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the company total but blamed high

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inventory and reduced demand for having

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to essentially reduce labor and this is

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actually kind of similar to what we're

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hearing at a lot of different companies

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uh most notably this morning Best Buy so

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here's Best Buy's earnings call I

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regularly go through earnings calls

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especially in our course member live

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streams where we do fundamental analysis

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every day on real estate and stocks

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because we learn really important things

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like take a look at this Best Buy says

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we are still very early in the process

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and are testing different promotional

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offers to determine what resonates most

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with consumers and continuously improve

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the digital experience they're basically

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telling you hey look we don't really

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know how to sell in this environment

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people are buying less than they used to

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and macro is very uncertain it creates

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headwinds for us including student loan

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repayment and we don't exactly know

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what's going to happen but we now expect

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sales to be even lower than we

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previously guided at the midpoint and

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part of that is because of lower demand

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across the board but they are saying and

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I'm just I put a little outline over

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here they're seeing stabilization in

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gaming slight pressure on credit losses

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from credit cards laptops flat back to

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school was slightly better than expected

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so that gives you a little bit of a

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category breakdown but still hardship in

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various different areas they are seeing

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disinflation in Supply chains that's

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where they're seeing where they used to

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see a lot of inflation but they're

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actually seeing that go away now of

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course they're still seeing some

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pressures from uh like ground

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transportation in terms of inflation but

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they definitely say this is actually a

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more promotional environment than it has

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been on a year-over-year basis in

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addition to being a more promotional

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environment they're getting more

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manufacturing promotions which is

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basically where the manufacturers are

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like look okay we need to get out more

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product so we can keep people employed

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so why don't we just call it Best Buy

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and go yo look Best Buy uh we'll give

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you guys like we'll basically sell you

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the product for less money so that way

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you can sell it for less and we can get

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it off the shelf when you keep

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manufacturing this is actually leading

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to this quote which I thought was pretty

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remarkable the promotional environment

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in some cases is higher or more intense

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than it was in 2019

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and then they qualify that by saying but

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you're getting more vendor funding so

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hopefully that helps our margins a

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little bit in other words like Hey we're

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dropping prices but we're not taking all

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of the hit is what Best Buy is trying to

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say they're basically trying to say

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please don't dump our stock because uh

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uh you know we're we're getting money

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from other people so we should be okay

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right

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anyway uh so the other thing that we

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want to touch on is what's going on you

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know Google announced it another AI

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product this morning uh and as is normal

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when Google announces an AI product it's

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usually Nvidia that does quite well so

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Google actually up at the moment 2.2

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percent and Nvidia is up about three

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percent Tesla's up about 4.4 uh and this

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is to be expected JP Morgan for example

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expects to spend over a billion dollars

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in artificial intelligence

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infrastructure spend uh over the next

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few years and I think what we have to

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remember that's really remarkable about

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this is who is actually able to spend

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money right now and the people who are

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able to spend money right now aren't

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necessarily your everyday consumers they

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are the Enterprise customers the big

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Banks the big companies like Tesla that

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are like Hey we're going to install this

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massive rack of Nvidia gpus h100s

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because is we have the money to spend on

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capex we can move that money to h100s

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get the best data center servers we can

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for dealing with artificial intelligence

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and boom we win consumers don't have

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that luxury instead consumers are much

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more like all right we're gonna have to

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be a little more choosy like Kevin give

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me your real value proposition here for

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your courses it's understand it's

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lifetime access to the live streams and

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future content in the individual courses

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I might buy access to house hack but

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come on Kevin you know what else you got

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for me hey you know what whatever you

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need if there's something you think

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that's missing send us an email at staff

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and meet kevin.com a lot of people right

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now by the way are finding the best deal

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is bundling stocks and psych and real

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estate zero to Mill especially since

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that real estate depth that price

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decline we've seen year over year did

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end up hitting 10 to 15 in some markets

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but a lot of markets have already

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started recovering from that and are

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starting to go slightly positive I'm

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seeing a lot of markets negative one

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percent positive of one percent so there

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are definitely a lot of opportunities in

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real estate and without my company house

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hack uh we're about to be in escrow on

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our third potentially fourth wedge deal

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each with over a hundred thousand

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dollars in equity after repaired after

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expenses after everything which is

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insane because I mean these are just

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like picking up 20 coupons uh as as

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you're going around and this is actually

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what I teach in the courses that's

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because I have an abundance mindset and

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I believe that there's plenty for

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everybody especially when you're taking

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properties that are not livable and

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bringing them back to the market however

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this does of course bring up the

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question of what about end phase so end

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phase is a really interesting one

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because on one hand and face is a

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consumer play as well right and phase

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where lies on an individual home owner

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to decide to purchase a product to

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decide to install a solar panel system

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and unfortunately right now most

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people's ability to finance these Solar

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Systems is is very limited home equity

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land of credit are becoming more popular

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so that is good news that's a Tailwind

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for solar but the interest rates are

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high so people who are calculating their

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breakevens are like ah you know it's

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it's harder to justify doing solar

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because rates are so much higher now

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this is of course leading to some

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compression in the EPS expected for end

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phase and phase right now is trading at

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127 dollars per share if we divide that

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by about the five dollars of eps we're

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expecting by the end of the year you're

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sitting at about a 25.4 times earnings

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multiple which is probably one of the

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lowest multiples we've seen for end

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phase in quite a while but most

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importantly we should evaluate the

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growth still projected by Wall Street

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we're looking at next year 2024 30

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growth this is really where we're going

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to get our Tailwinds from that inflation

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reduction Act and the stimulus followed

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by 29.6 11 and 18 those are the numbers

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based on Wall Street expectations and if

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we divide the those numbers by four

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we'll get an average growth rate of

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about 22.15

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well if we take that 25 p e and divide

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it by 2215 we're really trading at about

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a 1.13 PEG ratio for end phase if I lost

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you on that let's just put it this way

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it's really really low in other words

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appetite 4 and phase right now is kind

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of like what Tesla was when Tesla was

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somewhere around 110 dollars and this is

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where it's sort of weird because on one

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hand it's like ah it's you we want to

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kind of invest where Enterprise is not

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necessarily the consumer but on the flip

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side

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this is like the dog in terms of

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valuation nobody's touching it watch

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this okay let's take Tesla so Tesla for

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example right now is selling for 250 a

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share so if I go 250 and divide them by

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this year's EPS of 337 Tesla's selling

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for 74 times okay but we're going to

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take that 74 times and we're going to

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divide it by uh their growth rate over

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the next four years that's expected the

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Wall Street expected growth rate which

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we might think it's a little higher I

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personally think it's going to be

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between 30 to 35 percent right but if we

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take the growth rate for Tesla over the

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next four years based on what Wall

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Street thinks Wall Street thinks it's

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going to be 28.85 okay 74 divided by

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28.85 that puts you at a PEG ratio of

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2.5 twice as expensive as end face

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you could do the same thing with Nvidia

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or some of these other companies right

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Nvidia uh just to look at it quickly

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you're at about a 48 p e ratio right now

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based on 10 and 24 cents of VPS by the

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end of the year honestly they'll

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probably beat that and take that 48 and

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divide it by about 30 growth you're

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sitting at a peg of 1.6 so Nvidia is

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actually a better deal right now than

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Tesla and end phase potentially unless

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Tesla can really get their growth rate

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up now what about end face is it

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possible that they don't grow next year

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as expected yes however that would

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assume that interest rates don't come

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down so really what you're looking for

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is if you don't really care about

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interest rates you think we're gonna

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have higher for longer Nvidia is

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probably a really good bet for higher

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for longer because your Enterprise

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customers are going to keep spending if

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you think interest rates are going to

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come down and the stock market needs to

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start pricing in interest rates coming

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down probably some of your best plays

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are going to be the end phase and the

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Teslas of the world you because these

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are going to have massive Tailwinds from

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interest rates coming down especially

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people taking on variable rate loan home

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equity lines of credit they'll buy today

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expecting that interest rates will come

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down going forward now not suggesting as

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personal financial advice you should do

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that I'm not a big fan of borrowing you

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know I'm not a big fan of people using

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buy now pay later or otherwise but these

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are all things that people end up using

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and so if you personally by the way want

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Financial advice you want to get your

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personal portfolio analyzed everything

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in your financial situation analyzed

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we're doing a sort of startup offer in

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terms of what we can offer you as

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licensed financial advisors it's a

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really good holistic review of

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everything that you've got going on in

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your financial life and we'll give you

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pointers on how what basically I would

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do in your situation as a licensed

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financial advisor this isn't oh this is

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what Kevin would do as Kevin in your

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world it's what would I do in your shoes

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as you right so check that offering out

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at stackhack.com that's obviously

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different from the courses because this

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is one-on-one check that out

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stackhack.com thanks so much and we'll

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see you soon good luck out there

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congratulations man you have done so

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much people love you people looked up to

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you which I say yes meet Kevin where

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does this mean we are in the economic

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cycle should we be thinking about buying

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real estate should we be thinking about

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buying stocks I have a background in

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real estate as a real estate agent real

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estate broker real estate investor a

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stock market investor and fund manager

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why not advertise these things that you

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told us here we'll try a little

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advertising and see how it goes always

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great to have you on Kevin path right

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there financial analyst and YouTuber

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