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hey everyone me Kevin here it was nine

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days ago that I posted a YouTube video

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titled going to cash and boy oh boy a

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lot of things have actually gotten worse

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since that video in this video we're not

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just going to remind you that structural

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CPI and PPI has stagnated against many

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people's expectations which is a problem

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but we're going to save that because we

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already know about that we're going to

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focus on some big issues and what Wells

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Fargo Goldman Sachs just worn both of

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them together and I'm going to show you

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another chart that's a little scary but

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before I do that I want to just quickly

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show you what the heck happened after I

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shorted Tesla I was not expecting to

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these this was a trade here I made 50%

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on within 24 hours I was blown away by

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this partly because the market really

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took a little bit of a beating today and

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I think the beating the market gave us

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today is just a warning an early warning

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of what Goldman Sachs is actually

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warning us about in this video we're

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going to reveal how they're actually

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telling you to start buying Hedges and

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they're going to tell you where to buy

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those Hedges so we'll talk about that

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but first I want to make a correction

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because I made a little oopsy dupsies I

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showed you in my going short Tesla video

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the Goldman Sachs Financial conditions

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chart well my notes were based off of

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this chart right here however the

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onscreen image was an old image that was

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my fault and I was moving the mouse

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around an old image using what was in my

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mind of this data now it amazingly

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aligned the same that's why I didn't

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catch it but the fact of the matter is

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the same but I'm going to correct it

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because when I make a mistake I am going

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to tell you I effed up and I effed up

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and we're going to fix it because that's

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what you got to do everybody makes

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mistakes and you got to fix your

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mistakes so what do we have here 2024

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you can clearly see we go out to today

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over here and what I want you to notice

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is the plummeting absolute plummeting

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that continues to plummet in the Goldman

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Sachs Financial conditions index now

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this is a combination of vix stock

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prices bond prices real estate you name

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it it is basically credit availability

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it's basically a way of saying hey how

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easy is it uh to to get money or uh to

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to basically you know do things when it

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comes to finance whether it's banking or

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otherwise uh and again it incorporates

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market conditions and so that's why as

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the market was rallying after the

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stimulus explosion throughout the covid

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period you have this massive period of

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low uh Goldman Sachs Financial

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conditions this makes sense but what I

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want to do right now is I'm just going

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to block this section out because we

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know when helicopter money is coming

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obviously you're going to have low

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Financial conditions so let's block out

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when we're literally handing out money

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to people for a moment I I think that

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would be reasonable for us to do I know

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some people are like don't make changes

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don't make changes no no no no I I think

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we should realistically get rid of that

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now what I want you to do because you

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can get a clear picture of periods of

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time where yes we may have had

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accommodative monetary policy like uh

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quantitative easing we didn't have blunt

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stimulus checks right so you go back and

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how low are Financial conditions today

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relative to history well the start of Co

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was one all right well I mean okay we

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know that was all related to co and

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panic so let's cover that one up all

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right so what do we have outside of

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covid in terms of financial conditions

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well we have a low in 2018 oops and we

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have a low in

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2014 those were periods where inflation

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and I want to be very very clear about

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this inflation was averaging averaging

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folks

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1.7% that's why the Federal Reserve came

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up with the LIE although I guess as they

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say it's only a lie if uh if you don't

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believe it it's not as in other words

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put another way uh it's not a lie if you

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believe it right dang it and I believe

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it I bought it hookline Sinker but

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anyway they had this uh accommodative

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policy of ah well you know we just want

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inflation to average 2% and the idea was

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really what can we do to prop up this

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1.7 and so we had these loose Financial

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conditions in 2014 and 2018 which are

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supportive of low inflation but what do

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we have right now when we look at the

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recent 3month measures of core inflation

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well we're sitting really between 3 to 3

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and a half% of core inflation this is

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bad and numbers are coming in worse not

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better uh and again there were a lot of

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people who are like I saw the second

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wave coming and who knows maybe this

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second wave will only be a 3 to six

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Monon blip and it'll all go away but

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I'll tell you there are a lot of people

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who didn't see the second wave coming uh

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to a lot of an extent myself included I

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was not expecting to see a second wave

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uh that was this sticky we expected

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owner's equivalent rents for example to

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just be an anchor that would bring down

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inflation I did revise my opinion to

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think okay it's it's just it's going to

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take longer to go away but maybe the

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line won't be straight down it'll be a

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little bit more flattened out that is

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sort of something like this you know you

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get a little wider of a path down but

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the problem with that is that's not

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happening either you're actually getting

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a reignition of inflation and this is

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bad and this is what's leading now

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Goldman Sachs and Wells Fargo to give us

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big warnings about what might come next

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so let's address that the very first

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thing we get is a warning from Wells

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Fargo and the warning from Wells Fargo

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is very blunt they call it the

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self-defeating prophecy of lower rates

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and I wrote yeah this is really bad

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basically uh but listen to this right

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here in recent public comments Atlanta

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Federal Reserve president boss uh uh

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Federal Reserve president bosk were

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counted informal discussions with

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Business Leaders who were quote ready to

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pounce at the first rate or hint of an

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interest rate cut uhoh wait a minute

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ready to pounce at the first hint of an

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interest rate cut boy doesn't that sound

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familiar that sounds like basically

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everybody who's ready to buy electric

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vehicles Solar Products houses expand

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their business take up financing move

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cash to stocks basically pile everything

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in as soon as rate Cuts start well

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that's a big red flag to the Federal

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Reserve because some people well you

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know might not want to wait for that a

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lot of people might be all right we're

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ready we're getting close all right aim

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a lot of people like screw it boom let's

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go let's spend well that props up the

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economy it's one of the reasons we have

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the Atlanta fed real GDP measure which

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did come in lower today it came in at

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2.3% but it's still well above where the

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Federal Reserve expected we would be

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this year most expected that this

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economy would expand maybe 1 to 1 a 12%

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this year and it's actually expanding

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more part of this is potentially because

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the Federal Reserve has been shouting

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yes rate Cuts will come eventually for

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the longest period in history at no

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point in history have we ever talked

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about rate cuts for this

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long we've been talking about rate Cuts

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since before rate Cuts started it's

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scary and so that's actually been

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propping up the economy because what's

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happening is people are just spending

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through it well that defeats the purpose

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of what the Federal Reserve is trying to

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accomplish sort of like I'll buy a house

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now because I like that house and I'll

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just refinance when rates come down

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because we all know they're going to

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come down well that self-fulfilling

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prophecy defeats the whole point of

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having rate hikes in the first place

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well as a result of that Wells Fargo

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suggests hey we are going to push back

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uh our uh our penciling in of rate Cuts

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but in my opinion they don't go anywhere

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near far enough look at this they say

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this does push the timing back somewhat

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especially because inflation numbers are

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incrementally higher in the back half of

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the year we now have four rate Cuts

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penciled in for 2024 with the first

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occurring in June rather than may I read

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this and I'm like what are you

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absolutely smoking Wells Fargo and it

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actually makes me concerned that you

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have people on Wall Street who are

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looking at what the Federal Reserve is

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saying the Federal Reserve is saying

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look three rate Cuts okay at the

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beginning of the year with how low

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inflation was plummeting I totally

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agreed we're probably going to get more

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than three rate Cuts probably okay but

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this piece is not written at the

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beginning of the year this piece is

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written this week after we've gotten

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multiple structurally higher inflation

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reports and so again at the beginning of

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the year if you thought yeah we'll get

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more rate Cuts than three fair game now

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for you to argue we're going to get more

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than three rate Cuts you really have to

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think something's going to break J or

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well as Fargo here does not indicate

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something's going to break they think

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the fed's just going to basically have

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four rate Cuts in the second half of the

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year no freaking way my opinion is that

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we should actually be at the opposite

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side if they told us three at the

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beginning of the year when inflation was

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almost cured I mean we were ready to

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declare Victory basically if they were

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at three then they're probably at 0o to

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two now there's no way you're still

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sitting at three and obviously we're

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going to get the rugging on the 20th of

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March which is just 6 days away which is

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also summer surgery day so but anyway

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it's crazy March 20th is going to be a

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problem because I think you're going to

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get a fed that's going to remove at

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least one rate cut in this one and then

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they're going to see how the market

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responds and guess what they're going to

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do next in June they can rug you another

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rate cutaway they can actually they

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don't have to go incrementally super

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bearish to absolutely destroy the

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economy they could simply go all right

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it's the March SCP meeting let's get it

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down to two rate cuts and then in may

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they hold and then in June they don't

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cut either and they go let's get the

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forecast down to one rate cut and just

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see how the economy does is the economy

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is still doing well or Jobs still

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holding up so far jobs are still holding

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up but you know what's not holding up

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delinquency is now this is a nominal

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figure but even if you factor in

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inflation this figure is 40% higher uh

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than the nominal figure before the

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pandemic inflation if you assume

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inflation's 30% we are now above

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delinquency rates on all loans and

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leases to Consumers Credit Cards and all

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commercial banks by at least 10

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percentage points compared to 2019

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that's inflation adjusted you've gone

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from 22.7 over here in uh billions of

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dollars now to 32.1 and guess what it's

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going straight up now that's actually a

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scary line why is this so freaking scary

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cuz look usually you have the Sabertooth

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over here where it's like it goes up it

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comes down goes up it goes down and then

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you have to draw a trend line I don't

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need a trend line over here this is

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nasty enough it's basically

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vertical now I know there's some

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normalization here but this is not a

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year-over-year percentage comparison

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this is nominal millions of dollars now

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we can change it we could easily change

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it to a percentage comparison which is

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fine and what do we see well the

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percentage the rate of increase is

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higher than what we've had an 08 but I

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usually don't like doing that because

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you did come out of a period where it

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was basically impossible to have

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defaults right postco so I like this

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millions of dollars comparison and we're

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basically skyrocketing like we did

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during the recession and right after the

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recession kind of weird but it's

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something to pay attention to this

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straight line usually happens in oopsy

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dupsies times and what is that leading

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to well it's leading Goldman Sachs in

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part to say oh dear it's time for some

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Hedges after all we have Goldman Sachs

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here giving us three risk factors they

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suggest the S&P 500 is at all-time highs

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and we have exceptionally low volatility

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measures this has a large potential for

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a near-term draw down what a great day

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for it to be March 20th but Goldman

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Sachs thinks it's more likely actually

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to be April who knows everybody's guess

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is as good as anybody else's supposedly

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anywh who the second risk they provide

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is a tech draw down risk now the tech

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draw down risk is simply that tech

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stocks have rallied over 50% and

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essentially there are plenty of cheap

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options to hedge yourself with some of

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these really elevated Tech names and

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then of course you've got Tech risks or

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just Chinese risks in general regarding

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election catalysts leading to

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potentially higher volatility with

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stocks to uh with exposure to China okay

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well where else do you have exposure to

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China well nobody really cares about

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nvidia's exposure to China anymore

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because what's happened well nvidia's

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exposure to China has just basically

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frankly turned into doesn't matter it

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just doesn't matter because well you

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have so much other money coming from AI

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but there are plenty other American

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companies that have exposure to China

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Apple Starbucks Tesla some of these

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companies get 15 to 30% of their

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revenues from China so yes Chinese risks

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are actually real in the American

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economy as well and this is absent like

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China invading Taiwan another potential

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risk and this is really just sort of

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like a little sidebar tangent but

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there's a fantastic piece today about uh

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in Bloomberg actually about uh from uh

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Bloomberg Economist here who suggest

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that there is a flood of electric

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vehicle production in China and although

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this flood of electric vehicle

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production in China making new cheap EVs

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and sort of blowing up how many EVS are

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produced probably won't affect the uh

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the American Market directly because we

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essentially prevent these Chinese

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vehicles from being imported in America

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which there's a limitation to that right

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at some point if we can have a lot

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cheaper cars by importing Chinese stuff

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in the future and we have better

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relations with China in the future

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Chinese cars will come flood America at

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some point in the future but doesn't

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matter so much what matters is the

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competition you're creating in all the

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other Auto markets so again take a

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company like Tesla they are competing

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directly in both Europe and China as

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well as other places around the world

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with Chinese EV makers and China is

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stimulating the snot out of these now

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remember Tesla was one of the few

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companies who negotiated that there

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would be no Chinese ownership of the

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Shanghai gigafactory that's really rare

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usually the Chinese Communist Party

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partners with corporations in China but

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during these boom times they really

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wanted Tesla to build out the

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infrastructure for their own EVS so they

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could basically well compete with Tesla

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right it's like using your enemy to make

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your own stuff a lot better that's kind

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of what's happened and then no surprise

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some of the the expansions of Shanghai

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have started to uh stall a little bit in

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favor of other companies getting

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subsidized like byd now what's

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fascinating here is having a partnership

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with China sucks in good times but it's

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good in bad times times are bad right

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now for EVS so no partnership no subsidy

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from the Chinese government for Tesla

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oopsy dupsies but anyway this is just an

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example of how China can affect you but

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the uh Goldman Sachs team actually

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recommends you buy volatility index call

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options for April expiring at

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$16 uh now I don't have a position in

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the vix I might open one if I do I'll

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back to Goldman Sachs here they're

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recommending volatility calls mostly

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because they think the vix should go to

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21.5 well I want you to see what the vix

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looks like right now when we go over to

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Weeble so jump on over to Weeble and

16:32

what do you have look at that Trend that

16:34

is a little bit of an oopsy dupsy why is

16:37

it an oopsy doopsy well because you've

16:40

got this perfect downward Channel we're

16:42

basically we're near probably in the

16:44

lower 30% of that channel and it's

16:48

probably primed for a runup especially

16:50

if we do end up getting that rugging

16:52

from the FED now by the way I use this

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below as well

17:29

so we've got Wells Fargo freaking out

17:31

we've got Goldman Sachs showing us this

17:34

chart I mean look at this they're

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suggesting that current levels of the

17:37

volatility index are sitting here I'll

17:39

move myself there you go are sitting

17:40

right here uh when their models indicate

17:43

we should be sitting at the red dotted

17:44

line and if we get any kind of drone pow

17:47

shock we should be up here at the red

17:48

dots so there is potentially an

17:50

opportunity to make a move on a vix play

17:53

now you can't play it directly through

17:54

the vix you'd have to use something like

17:56

uh I like to call it Vexy uh that's uh

18:00

svxy uh that is the inverse of this now

18:03

this starts getting a little tricky so

18:04

it's really a topic for a different

18:05

video but if you want to calls on the

18:07

vix you'd have to buy puts on vexi

18:10

svxy remember indices you can't directly

18:13

invest in you have to use a proxy like

18:16

you invest in the Spy to get exposure

18:18

for the S&P 500 or you invest in QQQ M

18:22

if you want to invest in the NASDAQ 100

18:26

index the m is basically the cheaper

18:28

version of QQQ uh and it's it's the same

18:32

thing essentially so read their

18:33

prospectuses it's not none of this

18:35

financial advice uh keep that mind I am

18:37

a financial adviser but none of this in

18:39

this video is personalized Financial

18:40

advice we talked about my sponsor uh and

18:43

uh I'm I I think I'm pretty transparent

18:45

here with my positions no vix positions

18:48

although I might open one tomorrow I did

18:50

close my Tesla short I expect likely to

18:53

reopen this but I do think after a 4.12%

18:57

drop today I I think there's a good

18:59

chance we're going to get a little bit

19:00

of a green bounce tomorrow which might

19:03

be the perfect time to go short again

19:05

going into Monday Tuesday obviously

19:07

that's it's trading but the other thing

19:09

to look at too is you look at look how

19:12

sensitive Tech is right now and this is

19:14

scary uh Adobe in after hours which

19:17

isn't even on that chart yet plummets

19:19

10% why does it drop 10% well it drops

19:23

10% on a bare like barely miss this was

19:28

rid ridiculous Adobe barely slightly

19:33

missed on their forecast they actually

19:34

beat on their earnings and they slightly

19:36

missed on their forecast net revenue and

19:39

what happens the sucker's down 11%

19:42

that's not even fair why though because

19:45

things are probably a little overvalued

19:48

you want to know a company that beat

19:49

across the board and then you want to

19:51

know what happened to the stock Ulta

19:54

Ulta beat across the board but they made

19:59

one mention suggesting that Beauty has

20:01

gotten more

20:04

competitive and even though their

20:06

guidance was in line their indication

20:09

that beauty was getting a little bit

20:10

more competitive despite beating was

20:14

enough to send this sucker down 6.7%

20:17

here in after hours that's crazy why is

20:20

this happening well it's happening

20:22

because these stocks have gone to Crazy

20:23

all-time highs look at them this isn't

20:26

sustainable this is the week chart for

20:29

Ulta now we're going to pull that right

20:30

back down to 527 uh in after hours right

20:33

here so you have a red Candlestick going

20:35

down to my mouse over there tomorrow but

20:37

who cares look at this sucker anyway

20:39

it's crazy it's all gone straight up

20:43

that actually increases earning

20:45

sensitivity and that is particularly

20:47

what makes me actually more nervous

20:49

about a company like Tesla the more

20:51

sensitivity you have in the market the

20:54

more even a slight Miss can absolutely

20:57

destroy a stock and this is one of those

21:01

times where I mean just look at the um

21:04

uh greed or fear index I love doing this

21:06

okay you look at greed or fear index you

21:08

know how they say be fearful when people

21:10

are greedy and be greedy when people are

21:11

fearful we are just barely off of

21:15

extreme greed right now Market momentum

21:19

extreme greed stock price strength

21:21

extreme greed stock price breadth which

21:23

means the number of stocks going up

21:25

extreme greed putting call options the

21:27

ratio between the two greed vix neutral

21:31

although it's real it's neutral at a low

21:33

level so frankly that should be greed

21:36

you've got uh uh you know junk bond

21:38

demand at extreme greed and some other

21:40

levels this is you know I I I love it

21:43

when I when I see people they're like oh

21:45

you know uh Kevin told us nine days ago

21:48

he's going to cash and then he sold some

21:50

positions and people are like oh he's

21:52

just fearful really the entire Market is

21:55

full of freaking greed absolutely full

21:58

of disgusting illustrious greed call me

22:01

when the sucker is back at extreme fear

22:04

and they going to take my cash and plow

22:06

it in but we ain't there right now and

22:09

frankly I think there is a real

22:12

possibility unless the economy crashes

22:14

which if the economy crashes rates are

22:16

going to get cut really fast no doubt

22:18

about that but as long as GDP and jobs

22:20

stay the way they're moving and

22:22

inflation keeps doing this nonsense

22:23

where it's structurally

22:26

stagnating we might get rate Cuts this

22:29

year for those of you listening that's

22:32

zero yeah I mean think about what we got

22:35

inflation whacked us over the last three

22:38

months JP removed

22:41

fate and there's no jobs recession so

22:45

it's like and I mean the banking crisis

22:48

is somewhat limited yeah I mean there

22:50

are problems in the banking crisis look

22:51

I've been reading about this as well you

22:53

know fewest Banks posting earnings gain

22:55

since 1997 a lot of this could be based

22:57

on the fact that FDIC is trying to claw

22:59

back money from all the expenses they

23:01

had during the banking crisis of last

23:02

year so they're trying to get some of

23:03

their money back so there are definitely

23:05

issues we want to pay attention to with

23:07

the banking crisis and I'm watching it

23:09

very closely especially now that the

23:10

bank term funding program the facility

23:12

has closed but holy

23:14

smokes I don't know man I just want to

23:17

be so transparent and I know people are

23:19

like wait how could you how could you

23:21

change your opinion well the true

23:24

supporters of my channel realize I

23:25

change my mind when the data changes

23:27

when the facts change CH I I'm not here

23:30

to say everything I do is perfect but

23:31

when the facts change uhuh man uh-uh bye

23:35

it's very simple I do the same thing in

23:38

business and that's very very important

23:40

if something's working great I'm going

23:42

to keep doing it if I got a great deal

23:44

in real estate with house hack I'm going

23:45

to pursue that sucker until I close that

23:47

deal and we're going to rent it out it's

23:48

going to be beautiful stabilized

23:50

building if some if the facts change and

23:53

some seller is trying to defraud me and

23:55

they're like oh yeah it's 2% vacant and

23:58

then I actually do my due diligence and

23:59

it's 30% vacant F you I'm not buying

24:02

your crap anymore at the price we agreed

24:04

to because you changed the facts

24:08

everybody should do that everybody do

24:10

not get emotionally attached to things

24:12

if you want to learn more about my

24:13

housing startup I away go to

24:14

metkevin.com I'm sorry no it's not

24:17

metkevin it's house act.com

24:19

2024 uh if you're an accredited investor

24:22

you can invest in the startup and then

24:23

uh we are responding to all the emails

24:25

that we're getting for people interested

24:27

in the mini fund uh 1031 option uh that

24:30

will be launching soon which is really

24:32

kind of cool and that'll be a precursor

24:35

uh to uh essentially enabling people to

24:37

1031 from Real Estate into a stock which

24:40

is insane that you can do that uh kind

24:42

of wild anyway thank you so much for

24:44

watching uh let me know what you think

24:45

in the comments down below and we'll see

24:47

you in the next one

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