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f$cking rug pulled | complete collapse

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well folks i'll be damned today is not

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one of the best days in fact we've

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already had a little bit of a

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double-double of this in the course

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no matter what the hell is going on uh

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today obviously is a bad day though for

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many reasons first of all the qqq is

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popping off of the zero percent

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fibonacci second of all uh tesla is uh

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crashing and uh third of all uh

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two core individuals who are helping me

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with my uh series a launch that's coming

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up uh decided to uh to go get a

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different job uh right before our uh

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our launch uh probably one of the most

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disrespectful times you could possibly

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leave a company but oh well i'll handle

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it myself

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and with the other employees that i have

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no problem no problem plenty of

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fortunately course members have also

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reached out offering uh to to come and

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help and so we're going to have a great

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opportunity getting everything back and

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rolling

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so if you are waiting for that series a

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information we're still

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probably 45 days or so out uh for more

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information but you can always drop your

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uh email in at uh medkevin.com series a

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and you'll be uh informed of all of the

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news there once it's ready now

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uh qqq this is the zero percent

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fibonacci line this is uh

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quite quite unexpected

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uh at the same time as we had

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a few bits of news this morning we had

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inflation expectations by consumers come

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out

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less than expected one-year inflation

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expectations for consumers came in at

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seven and a half we were expecting 7.8

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those are still very very high numbers

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don't get me wrong but they came in

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lower than expected this is a sign that

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what the federal reserve is doing is

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working the yield curve the 10-2 yield

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curve is steepening we are at a spread

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of 21.67

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basis points this is a sign of what the

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fed is doing is working

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the five-year break-evens this is the

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market's expectations for inflation have

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fallen they're at 3.26

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actually slightly lower this morning

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about 3.24 but anyway on the day they're

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still down

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these are actually very very good things

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in addition to this the consumer

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continues to spend money uh ridiculous

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amounts of money and that is actually

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why we're seeing a hawkish fed because

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the consumer continues to spend money

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we saw fewer packaged goods being

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purchased by ups although at higher

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prices but

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we did learn

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that for example from from jetblue we

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expect demand to be substantially higher

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this summer than even in 2019

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and other companies as we've been

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reporting over the last couple weeks are

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all indicating that consumers are still

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spending money like crazy

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great

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however the stock market doesn't care

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because the stock market is pricing in

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recessionary fears and fears of greater

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rate increases

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unfortunately that is also hitting tesla

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which we're going to talk specifically

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about

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tesla and what's going on with tesla um

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i guess this would be though an

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opportunity to just quickly mention that

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it's phenomenal

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regarding the fed rate monitor

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we're sitting at uh a 100

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97 chance of a 50 basis point hike in

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the next meeting that'll bring us to

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0.75

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we are sitting uh 0.75 to 1. we are

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sitting at about a 97 probability of a

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25 basis point hike in june

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uh and another 97 probability of a 25

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basis point in july another 25 basis

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point at 97 in september

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another 25 basis points at uh 92

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uh

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percent for november with the

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possibility of actually seven percent

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not raising rates uh in that segment uh

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but then the uh eighty percent chance of

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being at two percent by december two to

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two and a quarter percent uh and uh and

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then there is even though the

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expectation that the fed's gonna get to

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about two and a half by the end of the

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year which the market hasn't has not yet

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priced in the second 50 basis point hike

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so i think that's probably some of the

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pressure that we're seeing right now but

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we're also seeing substantial pressure

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on tesla one of the reasons we're seeing

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the substantial pressure on tesla has to

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do with obviously elon musk winning the

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twitter bid and the reason for this is

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elon musk has raised money for

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twitter in a few different ways uh elon

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musk has here we go elon musk has raised

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13 billion dollars in

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debt from morgan stanley and others he

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has raised

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21 billion in equity financing this is

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expected to be shareholder partners and

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remember this deal is probably not

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likely to close for a few months so elon

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probably has time to get that 21 billion

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in equity financing together this would

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be like hey we got 2 000 shareholders

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everybody throw in 10 million dollars

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and boom we got our uh our 20 billion

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that we need roughly probably closer to

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10 and a half mil each person

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uh and then uh you've got about 12.5

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billion in loans against tesla stock and

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there is the concern that if tesla stock

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falls that elon musk could get margin

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called on this because he's pledging

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about a hundred billion dollars in tesla

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shares as collateral and we don't know

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exactly what the margin requirements are

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on this and this is now leading to this

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speculation that elon is either going to

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sell or dump tesla shares or margin

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against those tesla shares

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for the benefit of his twitter

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acquisition uh or possibly even that

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this twitter acquisition will just

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distract from elon musk because he's got

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the boring company spacex tesla now

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twitter uh and uh and this uh

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individuals seem to think that this is

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this is too much for elon to handle uh i

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think people forget that when you're a

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founder led company uh your your goal is

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to direct other individuals and

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employees and be a visionary not to be

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the day-to-day uh manager but anyway uh

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in addition to this we had a very

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disgusting uh

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opinion piece in bloomberg this morning

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and uh basically the bloomberg article

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complained that uh tesla receives 90 of

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their revenues from come from making

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cars geez imagine that a car maker

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getting 90 of their revenues for making

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cars and because their revenue is not

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very diversified

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they're vulnerable to the kind of market

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effect that hit netflix and facebook and

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that and even nvidia and that even

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though nvidia is already down 40 percent

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uh tesla's only down 20 and so they may

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fall more and so after the publishing of

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this in addition to tesla being

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potentially vulnerable because of the

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twitter deal maybe having to sell shares

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tesla was now shoved down 11 on the day

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the tesla was flat this morning before

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this article posted

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uh and then of course uh you know we

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have the sec filings we're running the

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21 bill and so on but we've already

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covered that so uh yeah that is

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something that's going to weigh on the

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nasdaq which then becomes

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self-fulfilling and then you see the

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nasdaq sell off more and so what do we

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have we have the nasdaq bouncing off the

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zero listen

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i made a trade in january i am well

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profitable on that trade probably up

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three to four million dollars on that

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trade and i avoided substantial other

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losses on that trade i'm very happy with

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the trade i made in january

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however this has led a lot of people to

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believe that i am now a trader that

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that's what i do is i just cycle my

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portfolio in and out this is wrong

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i believe this market is still

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strong i believe the consumer is still

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strong and i'm not betting against

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america i'm not betting against tesla

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i'm not getting betting against uh you

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know tesla trade desk google whatever

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i'm in this market

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and so i bought more shares this morning

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i'm not running away

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just like i don't run away

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from the person

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who's set me up with

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uh more than six figure salary paid

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vacations paid trips paid entertainment

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and everything and only asks for hard

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work in return only to get rug pulled

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before

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launching a new company

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that's pretty disgusting

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uh unforgivable as we like to say you

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know then some people like to say hey

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but kevin you know you point the finger

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three-point back at yourself fine maybe

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i demand people work hard

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but i pay well for that

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and so if somebody can't work a hard 20

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hours i'm sorry hard 40 hours right 40

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hour work weeks and because instead they

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want to work a lazy 20

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then you don't belong here anyway

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