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This is a HUGE RESET for the Federal Reserve | Prepare for THIS.

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hey everyone me Kevin here this morning

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was an absolute and complete a disaster

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and we've got potentially more disasters

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coming up including the fact that 71

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percent of the S P 500 by market cap

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reports by July 29th and that is the

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29th of this month which means we got a

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whole lot of earnings coming up and

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we're probably going to get a whole lot

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more bad news because the news we got

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this morning is probably going to lead

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the FED to flip-flop and I hate to say

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it this in terms of earnings season

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might not help the case the NASDAQ on

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the other hand has seen Now 50 percent

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of its stocks being down 50 percent or

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more from their 12-month highs some

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non-profitable tech biotech and payment

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services are down all the way up to 80

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percent and the msci technology index

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for the world has tacked down 30 percent

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clearly investors are finally

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diversifying their portfolio was out of

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tech and out of high growth and it's

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leading to pain in the markets but are

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they right to do so when we have CP lie

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numbers like the ones that came out this

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morning let's talk about what happened

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this morning and how this could

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completely reset what the Federal

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Reserve has for us in store and boy oh

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boy but first before we talk about what

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the Federal Reserve has in store we've

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gotta of course talk about this chart

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right here which has to do with the r

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word folks the r word is recession and

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we've actually got to start using the

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word rather than calling it recessions

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or word just say recession we're

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probably in a recession don't wait until

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it's too late Tory realize we're in a

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recession because guess what most of the

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pain tends to be over before we're

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actually technically in a recession

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that's because not only do you need to

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have a 2 quarters in a row of negative

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GDP but you've actually got to have

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these economic boards the National

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Bureau of economy blah blah blah

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determine okay we're actually in a

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recession and it's all in hindsight it's

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a complete disaster the reality is

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markets realize and this is why

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everyone's talking about it here's a

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chart of the number of the word

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recession or number of times the word

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recession is used in news articles and

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you can see it's absolutely skyrocketed

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and there's no freaking surprise because

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inflation is going nutso so not so in

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fact that we can't even report right

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take a look at this chart here this

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chart here shows you U.S inflation

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coming in hotter than forecast the

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hottest inflation now in the last 40

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years this shows you inflation going all

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the way back to 2005 over here you can

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see we have the biggest month over month

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gain in inflation since 2005 the highest

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headline in inflation read in more than

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40 years folks this is intense inflation

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came in so nasty this morning and at the

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same time Pepsi told us they still have

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pricing power and Frito-Lay and Mountain

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Dew indicated that they have pricing and

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power passing on about a 12 percent

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higher pricing in the second quarter

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that the Bank of Canada Central Bank

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said you know what we are actually now

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starting to face the danger of the

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Spiral that is the wage hike and then

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the price spiral wages go up when wages

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go up a people end up being able to

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spend more money providing purchasing

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power to Pepsi Frito-Lay and Mountain

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Dew and then guess what happens they

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raise their prices and then prices go up

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and when prices go up then all of a

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sudden wages also have to go up because

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people can't afford the cost of living

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anymore so what did the Bank of Canada

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do today well the Bank of Canada decided

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you know what hey look we know know that

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the market is pricing in a 75 basis

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point hike but uh yeah we're gonna can

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that we're actually just gonna put on

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some pants and we're gonna raise rates

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by 100 basis points which translates to

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a full one percentage Point hike

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something that maybe Jerome Powell

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should actually take a little bit of a

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hint from in fact we can even show a

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chart now here that shows us what parts

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of the world have actually finally

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instituted a 100 basis point hike you

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could see those pictured here in pink of

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countries that have finally given us a

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100 basis point hike and you know which

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one's oddly missing over here it's right

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here the United States put those pants

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on yeah it's time to raise rates

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appropriately and so we gotta talk talk

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about what this means for the Federal

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Reserve because the reality is pretty

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much Wall Street was expecting inflation

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to come in between 8.8 to 8.9 percent uh

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and they were expecting that month over

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month so this was the year over year

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they were expecting that month over

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month that we were going to be sitting

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at 0.5 percent which would be an

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annualized rate of about six percent

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right we were expecting core to also

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come in about 0.5 again annualized at

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about six percent but unfortunately we

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didn't get anything close to that we got

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9.1 percent on Headline which is crazy

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we got the highest month over month read

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since 2005 at 1.3 percent and we got

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core coming in at point seven percent

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which translates to 8.4 percent and this

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is going to change things for the

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Federal Reserve especially because we

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didn't just see what Joe Biden told us

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which was oh well this last CPI report

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doesn't reflect that gas prices came

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down 40 cents no Biden it has not only

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to do with gas prices in fact it has to

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do with a whole heck of a lot of things

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Laundry and Dry Cleaning Services up 0.8

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percent and 10.2 percent on the year

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Education Services up 1.7 on the year

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Airlines down point two percent on the

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month of a month basis which is good but

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still up 34.1 percent of the Year car

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and truck rentals just in the month

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3.7 that's crazy home insurance up 2.1

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percent folks that's over a 24 annual

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hike for homeowners insurance Dental

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Services up two percent hair and shaving

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products of 1.2 percent on the month

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computers and peripherals we thought

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these were going to get cheaper no what

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are they they're up 1.3 percent that's

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over 13

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annualized inflation audio equipment up

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3.2 percent used cars and trucks catch

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wood said these were going to go down up

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2.2 percent on the month rent folks went

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up 0.7 for rent of primary residents and

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even ice cream was up 3.1 on the month

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over month basis totally insane the only

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thing that was down that actually seemed

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to be of interest was the fact that

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prices for shirts men's apparel were

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down three percent that's it because

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even paper towels went up 2.2 percent on

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the month absolutely insane so now we've

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got to understand what does this mean

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for the Federal Reserve well the Federal

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Reserve is going to have a very very

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important response to this and so what

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do we have now well the FED letting us

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know that there's a 50 off coupon code

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what are markets pricing in now and what

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is the Fed likely to do to us and what

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is something that we haven't actually

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talked about regarding the FED yet well

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first right now we've got markets

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pricing in a 100 basis point hike in

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July with a 33 percent chance of

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probability and a 33 chance of a 75

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basis point hike potentially with

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another 75 basis a point hike in

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September we're looking at either way we

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slice it probably a full 1.5 percent of

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rate hikes between July and September

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bringing us up finally to the magical

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three percent which is actually deemed

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to be above neutral neutral being

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roughly about two and a half percent so

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we're probably going to get above

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neutral much faster than ever before and

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this is what markets are suggesting the

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FED do the FED just hasn't been doing it

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so why do I believe the FED is finally

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potentially willing to just do it

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because there's something really

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important to know about the Federal

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Reserve okay folks I can't believe this

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but when I said it was 33 percent in the

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process of us just exporting the video

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we got an update that the odds of a 100

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basis point hike have actually moved up

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to 50 percent but then as we started

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updating that we got another update that

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now the bond market is pricing this in

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fast now folks the current odds for a

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100 basis point hike a full one percent

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hike bringing us from one and a half

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percent to two and a half percent the

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odds of that 100 basis point hike

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happening in July July 27th are

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67 ah and then we get crashed into by

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Max who SE a really fast car what kind

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of car do you have there a Lambo deal oh

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my oh both you got Lambos yeah well

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that's how fast inflation is running

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away that you kind of need a Lambo or

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the FED to have a Lambo to catch up but

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folks look it's obvious the the fed and

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markets are realizing

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dude fed stop with the accommodative

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crap you are still buying Bonds in May

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wake up and Hike the Federal Reserve

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realizes that there's one thing that

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they can do very very quickly that the

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covet pandemic taught us they can print

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money very quickly they can U-turn very

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quickly if they need to go soft because

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inflation falls off a cliff and they

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need to u-turn on us and start printing

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money again and start supporting the

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economy they can do that overnight they

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could do that really really really

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quickly what they can't do is fight

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inflation by [ __ ] footing around and

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they realize that and that's why I think

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by the July 26th to the 27th meeting

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we're finally going to get the FED that

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actually put some pants on we thought

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they might do that in the last meeting

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but they didn't so what did we end up

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getting well not only did we last month

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have a much higher inflation read than

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we expected but this month as well we

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get yet another higher inflation read

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than expected folks the FED needs to put

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the pants on get us to not just three

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percent but probably with these

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inflation reads to 3.5 to as high as

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four percent as soon as possible this

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does mean paying for stocks in the

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shorter term and paying for Real Estate

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which could create buying opportunities

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in my opinion it does at some point

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though we do think that those inflation

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pressures are going to lead the Federal

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Reserve to U-turn and we know that they

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can do so quickly and this is something

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that I really think is critical that

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most of us forget is that the FED can

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you turn to our benefit fast they can

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help us fast but dealing with inflation

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takes time really putting the pants on

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now ironically even though the Federal

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Reserve has totally been missing it with

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putting the pants on the markets are

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still pricing in the fact that oh no no

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we actually think inflation is going to

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come come down let's take a look at this

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chart and then we're done then it's time

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to go back to Vacation okay because

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every time I go on vacation bad morning

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comes out and I'm sorry I apologize for

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and I swear but take a look at this

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folks and I don't know why now but I

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sound like Patrick Warburton okay so

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what do we got here this is the break

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even inflation rate for the five year

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this is the Market's expectation of

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inflation it's the white line right here

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you can see that recently that white

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line has been plummeting the orange line

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is the 10-year break-even rate of

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inflation and one of the things that you

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can do is you could run over here and

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you can notice that when the break evens

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plummet usually you get CPI or the blue

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line that plummets after it's really

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kind of interesting but take a look at

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that over here you could see those break

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even start falling inflation drops

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anywhere between three to five months

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afterwards when the break-evens move up

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we tend to see the inflation move up

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three to four months after that that's

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what we're experiencing right now we had

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the break-evens for inflation move up

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over here in February and March here you

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go break evens peaked what happened then

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inflation sits over here two to three to

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four months later we've got inflation

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now potentially and probably peaking

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although the type of inflation we have

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is really really broad-based and this is

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a danger because if we have broad-based

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inflation what's to say it's actually

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going to come down the Hope though is

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that it will and for some reason the

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bond market seems to think they're much

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smarter than us who are living that

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day-to-day life of going wow prices keep

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going up as fast as Kevin raises prices

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on his programs I'm building your wealth

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but hey you know what that's because we

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keep adding more content so you get a

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better product every time over time but

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this chart the break evens are implying

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that inflation should be plummeting

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within the next three to to four months

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because you could see the break evens

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have started to crash within the last 30

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days and that implies that within the

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next three to four months inflation will

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come down but between now and then the

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FED needs to act put the freaking pants

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on hike the rates already you can always

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always talk softly and nice to us in the

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future but you turning back but put the

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freaking pants on do your damn job show

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the markets that you're going to do your

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job and get inflation under control

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hopefully the bond market is right and

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if they are you can U-turn quickly great

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but let's not play the game anymore of

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oh knows the FED gonna do 50 or 75. it's

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not working get it done and get ready to

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go shopping for Real Estate because I

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think the longer treasury yields stay up

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because inflation keeps going up real

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estate's going to be on sale more

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