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Why Tesla & Stocks Fell into Closing Today | Warning.

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hey everyone me Kevin here why did the

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market fall into the close today and yes

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we are on autopilot so thank you Elon

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Musk while we focus on the road and

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explain what the heck happened in the

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market today and what you've got to pay

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attention to this week because it is

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weird it is almost just as weird as the

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Phantom breaking happening right now but

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it's okay we'll get through it okay so

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first things first the market sold down

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almost all day long why I mean you

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pretty much had a slippery slope on the

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cues first of all we had Euphoria in the

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morning because oil prices collapsed

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that usually implies more consumer

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spending because people have more money

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for stuff rather than money for gas okay

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this is simple and lower geopolitical

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tensions because maybe now the Iran

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Israel attack Counterattack attack

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Counterattack Saga is over maybe that's

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all hopium okay whatever as that faded

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markets began maybe at the same time to

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start going oh dang we got a catalyst

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full week this week and I'm not even

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talking about earnings from snap or

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apple or Microsoft or Intel we're not

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talking about the big earnings this week

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like AMD or Ford today which suggested

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that their next year's guidance is in

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the toilet but then again it's found on

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road I mean it's Ford so you know what

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do you expect uh just because they're

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bragging about oh wait no they're not

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bragging about their EV sector they're

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actually complaining about their EV

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sector doesn't really mean much for

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anything it's four so let's instead

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focus on what matters which is in my

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opinion what the market is most

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concerned about right now and it is why

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you're not investing in house okay I'm

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just kidding that was a Shameless plug

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I'm on my way to the airport right now

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because I got to do work for house hack

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but anyway no it actually has a lot to

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do with jobs yes nobody knows jobs are

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better than the

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Donald or really any everybody focuses

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on jobs in the market right now why is

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everybody focused on jobs well because

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of the data that's coming out this week

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we know that we have a Federal Reserve

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that is data

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dependent okay well what kind of data

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are we going to get this week let me

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just work backwards because it's

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literally every day you're going to get

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some data here that makes you kind of go

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oh wow yeah we are getting a lot of data

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this week okay so working backwards on

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Friday we are getting the BLS as some

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like to say the BS labor report because

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it's already November congratulations if

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you have any challenges left for the end

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of the year you have just 2 months left

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to go before 2024 is over which means I

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only have two months left to achieve my

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weight loss challenge goals and then I

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have to get into the in my opinion

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harder part the bulking up phase anyway

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that's a topic for also a different

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video but on Friday uh at 5:30 in the

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morning we are expecting

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110,000 jobs that is significantly lower

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lower than the crazy 254,000 jobs we got

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last Labor report now what was so unique

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about the last Labor report well no it

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wasn't that teachers went back to work

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we already knew that teachers went back

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to work in September and we knew that

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the seasonal adjustments this September

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were historically H the highest seasonal

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adjustments that we've seen since like

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2011 to 14 somewhere in that range crazy

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seasonal adjustments and crazy numbers

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in total but let's actually get to the

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nitty-gritty because maybe there's a

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reason for it and I actually think there

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may well have been a reason once we

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adjusted out about 500,000 teachers in

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the BLS labor report we were still left

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with an increase of

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785,000 government workers that drove up

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the level of unemployed workers and

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drove the unemployment rate down to 4.1%

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had we not gotten those workers those

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government workers we would have had an

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unemployment rate that would have gone

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up to 4.5% not down to 4.1% so rather

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than potentially deactivating the S rule

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we would have really reiterated the S

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rule but where do these government

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workers come from is this just rigging

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because the election's coming up yeah

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that's possible but the other thing is

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maybe that's normal in an election

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season see in an election season who

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gets hired like 2 to 3 months before an

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election pole workers they have to get

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trained how to manufacture I mean count

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ballots so that that way we know we have

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free and fair

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elections once we know we have workers

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that are hired for elections then we

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wonder okay well what else could

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contribute to seasonal hiring seasonal

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quote unquote hiring in September oh

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catastrophes like FEMA ramping up hiring

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for hurricanes com coming I'm not saying

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that's definitely what happened but it's

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possible the downside is both of those

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job increases are going to evaporate by

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January you know know ballots still have

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to get counted from suitcases I mean you

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know from wherever they get stored uh

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into January maybe not all the way into

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January but after the election and uh uh

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and and you know female workers are

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still going to have restoration work to

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do only once that work is done do we get

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to a position of losing those jobs so

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those 785,000 jobs that are government

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workers that are not teachers those

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might end up

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evaporating in November in December in

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January so we might not actually see

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that negative jobs read until as frankly

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as late as February which is also when

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you would expect to see seasonal hiring

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for retail sales like you know Amazon

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holiday workers get laid off and it's

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also around the same time you generally

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see companies re-evaluate their budgets

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because they're like all right how was

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our holiday season oh wow it was trash

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okay let's fire people so we have a good

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budget for the year very common that

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sets up a disaster for the beginning of

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2025 but that's just the data that we're

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going to get Friday the Friday jobs

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report is just the October number which

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will be heavily skewed by hurricanes and

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potentially female workers and uh it's

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going to be messy so uh we'll we'll see

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I'm I'm taking over so forget the

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beeping for a moment uh so uh you know

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take all of these numbers with a grain

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assault on Friday uh I'm taking over cuz

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there's this giant this truck in front

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of me that has like 200 pallets on it

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and I'm like I'm going to keep my

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distance here from this one I don't

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think FSD has the uh distance

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recognition yet for when you think

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somebody's about to drop a bunch of

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stuff but anyway uh then that's just

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Friday's data and that's expected to

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come in low at 110 but who knows maybe

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it'll be like crazy like we had last

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time I mean we were expecting to get 140

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and we got 254 was kooky okay like we

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would have been negative headed up into

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the government workers but whatever it

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is what it is uh okay that's jobs Friday

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but we got to work back here because

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what else do you get well on Thursday

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you get the Challenger job Cuts report

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last month Challenger job months uh job

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cut report Challengers job Cuts report

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mouth was horrible it was a terrible

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report but like nobody paid attention to

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it because it was overshadowed by all

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these government workers and that's a

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private survey it's really important it

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was a bad report you could go look it up

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look up the September Challenger jobs

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report just type that in to Google and

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you will vomit if you actually read read

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it employment cost index is expected to

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come in at 0.9 this is not a significant

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source of inflation jome Howell doesn't

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expect that wages are really going to be

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a source of inflation and even when

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wages were going up in 2023 we had

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inflation coming down so we're not

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really worried about that there's more

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of an inflationary impetus from who's

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going to be president than in my opinion

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there is actually from jobs uh in my

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opinion we're actually going to go in

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the opposite direction you're going to

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see wage Cuts over time and people are

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going to be fighting for jobs

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undercutting each other like I'll work

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for less I'm not cheering that at all I

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am just providing that as a warning to

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you I think that's coming we are not

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going into an era of stagflation or

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hyperinflation again we are going into

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an era of deflation and this might be

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unpopular but I've been singing this

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song for the last two years nobody

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believed me that inflation would go down

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as it has been and now it is and I think

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it's going to get a lot worse

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recessionary worse is that a word I

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don't know uh so Challenger ECI

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obviously we get unemployment claims on

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Thursday but who cares about that on

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wednes those are those not a leading

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indicator at all on Wednesday we get the

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ADP employment report which is a another

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private survey we're looking for 110,000

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jobs created versus 143 note once we

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start getting around that 50 to 70 range

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that's usually when you're recessionary

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because those usually get revised down

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uh and remind like remind yourself that

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we are still not at the level where the

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yield curve is at such a point where you

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generally break the economy we're not at

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that recessionary point yet usually the

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yield curve has to be positive 50 to 90

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uh to actually cause recession then

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working backwards again on Tuesday which

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is tomorrow we get the jolts report job

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openings and labor turnover survey I

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actually don't know how much of a

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leading indicator this is going to be

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because this is so heavily dependent on

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the seasonal openings like just because

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Amazon has a crap ton of job openings

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for seasonal work is that the same value

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as a long-term employed person so I'm

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really going to scrutinize this report

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to see what kind of seasonal adjustments

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I actually include in it if any but my

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opinion in case you're wondering why you

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know oh why did Tesla close down 2% I

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don't think this is anything fundamental

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with Tesla I already made a fundamental

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video on Tesla uh you could watch that

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uh keep in mind I'm back I'm going to be

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posting more than ever and so it's going

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to take a little while for the YouTube

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algorithm to get used to me being back

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and so it's going to take a minute for

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to recommend my videos again that's okay

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it's to normal I know that and I've got

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work to do here for house act which I'm

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excited for you can talk about in just a

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moment if you want uh but uh and what

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we're doing but uh and where I'm going

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uh but this is going to be a catalyst

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Rich week so keep that in mind when

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you're trading this week or if you're

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looking for buy the dip opportunities or

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investing I think everything is going to

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be uh predicated on what happens with

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these job numbers not because we want

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them to be but because people are going

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to be dated dependent and they're going

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to look at these job numbers for how do

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we price in the Federal Reserves

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activity in the November meeting keep in

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mind the next fed meeting is right after

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the election so that's in like two weeks

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uh and it's a big one because are we

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going to get another 50 probably not are

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we going to get 25 hopefully but who

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knows maybe not the last time the

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Federal Reserve cut by 50 the Federal

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Reserve ended up leading the 10year

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treasury to Skyrocket just the way it

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did in 2007 and that increase of that

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10-year treasury yeld is exactly what

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actually created the recession in the

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first place so I think the Federal

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Reserve is uh flying a little close to

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the Sun here they're playing with fire

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and I'm not really happy about it but

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you know what are you going to do it it

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is what it is so you know people stop

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this a park car so people ask me uh you

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know all the time like Kevin you know

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where are you on the bull bear scale and

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I appreciate that I I I want to say I

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think I was uh wrongfully early on the

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recession call but I do not think that

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I'm wrong on the recession call so the

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higher stocks go the happier I am for

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you and the same is true for our

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financial advice clients you know we

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have a bunch of clients uh even people

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who are just booking intro calls to see

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if we'd be a fit for them over at stock

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hack.com and we have a bunch of people

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who reach out to us uh and they say Hey

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you know uh how can I get into real

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estate how can I diversify my stock

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portfolio uh how can I uh enhance my tax

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write off or do you have any strategies

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you're an entrepreneur Kevin what can I

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do to minimize my burden this year we

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have a lot of creative ideas this is

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what I do for a living is is minimizing

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tax outlay baby uh and so uh a lot of

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our clients over at stock.com they're

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looking at this too going look you know

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we know we might not be in a recession

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right now but we don't want to be caught

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flat footed we don't want to be caught

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off guard so they're seeking the

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professional help of licensed financial

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advisers it's myself and my team and uh

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every single advice bit of advice every

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single bit of advice that goes out of

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the door is signed off by me nobody else

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signs it off so I want you to know that

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uh anyway I got to hop on the plane now

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folks thanks so much we'll see you soon

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bye

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