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a shocking video for the Federal Reserve

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what year Mike Wilson one of the biggest

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Wall Street Bears turned bull all has to

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say about this latest stock market rally

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that we're in and what year he Compares

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it to we've got to talk about that but

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we've also got to talk about big

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catalysts coming up I'm also feeling a

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little bit better which is great and I

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want to start with a note of psychology

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because in the program's in building

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your wealth we regularly talk about

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psychology for example in this morning's

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course member live stream when we're

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looking at consumer discretionaries

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we're regularly analyzing hmm where

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could the next play be but for

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psychology of today's market I think one

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of the best ways to think of how does

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you know a company like Nicola go from

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50 cents to 2.50 maybe it's a good thing

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maybe it's fundamental maybe it's a

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short squeeze maybe it's a combination

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of both and how do some of these smaller

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companies start taking off sometimes

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even at a greater or faster clip than

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companies with really strong

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fundamentals like how does a carvana

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burn its bondholders and go from your

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bankruptcy at you know a few dollars

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dollars per share to over 40 dollars per

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share 10xing well one of the ways that I

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like to think about this is stock market

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Jenga think about this

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2022 starts and you kind of have pulled

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quite a few pieces out the tower is

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starting to wobble a little bit and then

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come about the summer of 2022 this

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thing's really starting to shake pieces

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are falling off the top and by December

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you have a complete Jenga collapse well

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in order for you to rebuild the stock

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market you can't only have your favorite

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stocks go up the stock market Jenga

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doesn't work that way instead you need

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pretty much everything to go up even the

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crappy companies and the reason it works

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that way is the more expensive the

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really good companies become the more

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people move across what they call the

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risk curve and they start allocating to

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some of these other smaller names and

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those can induce short squeezes in fact

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we'll probably make a video on some

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potentially High short interest

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companies especially since a lot of you

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have been asking for those but before we

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do that it's worth considering okay in

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that case

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even in a strongly built Jenga Tower if

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you remove a piece in other words one

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company like Yellow trucking goes

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bankrupt doesn't actually mean you're

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going to knock over the tower the tower

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Falls when it starts wobbling and you've

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had a lot of companies collapse that's

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when the tower Falls not necessarily

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collapse either but when Market fear at

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least sets up such an element that oh we

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think everyone's going to collapse much

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like what we had in 2022 this thought

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that we're gonna get Paul volcker

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inflation will never be transitory this

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isn't trashed we're back at the 1970s oh

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my gosh we're all screwed that ended up

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not being the case although that doesn't

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stop other YouTubers today from

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constantly making videos about how every

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banking collapse is basically the end of

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you but oh well I guess they can sit out

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the stock market and miss out so what

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does Morgan Stanley's White Mike Wilson

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suggest at least what year does he

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compare us to well it's none other than

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2019. take a look at this Morgan

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Stanley's Mike Wilson is now suggesting

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we are in a 2019 style rally which is a

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rally that's backed by basically policy

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whether it's the Federal Reserve pausing

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their rate hikes at the end of 2018

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uh and uh you know basically going back

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to QE which is kind of what we saw in

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2019 and Mike Wilson is now suggesting

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hey we've got some Eerie similar Eerie

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similarities today uh just by looking at

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some retracements here it's been a

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little more aggressive now he's got

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about a 28 increase over here whereas

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we're at about a 36 percent over here

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but he actually suggests that this kind

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of rally can keep going and uh I find

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this very fascinating because one of the

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things that I mentioned at the start of

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2022 was that the stock market likes

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thinking ahead the stock market history

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historically has pivoted in uh you know

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times when the Federal Reserve has had

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its emergency U-turn right we've talked

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about this analogy before where we talk

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about how the FED pivoted in February of

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2009 or March of 2003 uh then we have uh

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December of 2018 and then of course

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March of 2020. these were some pretty

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dramatic pivots from the Federal Reserve

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and we've previously shown that when the

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Federal Reserve takes these emergency

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u-turns that it did during these dates

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to bail out the market it's historically

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a really good time to invest in stocks

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and we made this comparison to this

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cycle and said that well look as soon as

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inflation starts coming down it's

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probably going to happen gradually and

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then we'll get a heads up that okay well

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if inflation keeps going that way then

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the Federal Reserve will pause and we'll

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get a U-turn from the Federal Reserve

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but it won't be as dramatic potentially

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as one of these time frames because

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inflation will probably gradually come

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down so the stock market could slowly

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price this in in the form of a Nike

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Swoosh recovery that's the foundation of

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how I came up with the Nike Swoosh

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thesis back at the end of last year it

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was that if inflation gradually comes

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down the stock market will gradually

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wake up to realizing that oh wow maybe

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inflation will end up proving to be

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transitory now a lot of people get

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offended when I say that they're like

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Kevin how could you say that have you

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been to a grocery store lately we

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understand

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that inflation has raised prices for a

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lot of things but we also realized that

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the rate of growth for those things has

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slowed dramatically in fact in the last

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inflation reports it's gone negative for

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food so we've started to actually see

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not just disinflation but deflation for

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a lot of food items that have run up so

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expensively now that doesn't mean

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they're less expensive than they used to

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be they're still more expensive but from

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a market point of view this is fantastic

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so what else does Mike Wilson suggest

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well there's some cool things here take

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a look at this so Mike Wilson he

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mentions that the next sectors that

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could be interesting to pay attention to

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are utilities energy and financials I

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don't profess to be a utilities buff so

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I want to look at the others energy I

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think is right now at least you could

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look at it as oil or renewable energy

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I'm not much of a an oil bull although

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if we have a recovering economy oil

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could do well unless production

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increases at a similar clip in that case

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you're just speculating on a commodity

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with China moving pretty slowly and

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hopes that China is going to stimulate

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more but so far ideas that no China

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won't stimulate more because that could

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take away some of their party power as

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it empowers corporations in China more

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which is something that China is

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apparently worried about this is a

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Goldman Sachs piece we addressed the

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other week I'm kind of injecting this as

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well anyway I I don't really want to bet

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on oil so I'd rather look at potentially

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cheap Renewables which just got a lot

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cheaper thanks to end phase but you know

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that could still be in a trough right

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now right we have not seen Euphoria in

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energy uh in the Solar sector at least

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right so keep that in the back of your

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mind what are two others potentially

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well financials look at what sofa did

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this morning Sofi absolutely exploded

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why did sofa explode so if I exploded

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because of a higher projected net income

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in the next quarter and for the fiscal

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year now that's interesting because

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they're doing a lot more personal loans

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they're doing personal loans at like

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14.5 percent and I'll tell you there's

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actually a lot of appetite for those

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kinds of loans this is why we saw a

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PayPal be able to sell off its buy now

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pay later portfolio to KKR in Europe

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because there's a massive demand for

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higher yields and if the economy is not

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going to go into a recession then those

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higher yield loans could be less risky

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hear me out on that for a moment

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if somebody goes to you and says hey

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I'll pay you five percent on a

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government secured treasury bond that

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has no risk of default then you're kind

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of like Okay cool so my risk-free raise

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five percent or four percent whatever it

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is

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then you compare that to okay well what

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if I want more yield well then you have

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to take on risk okay so how about you

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take a whole buy now pay later portfolio

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that's yielding like 15 and you slice it

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up and you're like okay I just want a

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slice of that which gives me a slice of

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a thousand different people's Peloton

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bikes or whatever right even if 10 of

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them default you don't really care

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because you have a slice of of everyone

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you're not just having one person's

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default

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so you're somewhat secured because then

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a 15 returns like 13.5 percent of 10

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default big deal that's still way better

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than five percent right so you have

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Pension funds institutions and a lot of

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money managers who are like let's buy up

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some of these riskier loans so what does

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so far I get to do well I don't know if

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Sofi does this I could read a little bit

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more into it and I probably will but my

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suspicion is that Sofi is basically

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refinancing People's Credit Card loans

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from like 23 down to 15 and then they're

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able to take those loans and sell those

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loans to these money managers and so far

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is taking basically a a fee in between

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now a lot of people are going to have

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heart palpitations when they say that

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because they're like it's so bad does it

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take fees no they're not taking fees

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from the consumer but they take fees

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when they sell the loan this is very

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normal I'm not going to go into

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institutional money management it's just

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the way you discount the loan or the way

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you sell the loan off what interest rate

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you sell alone for all of that is built

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in they make their money point is

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they're making more of that money

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because there's more appetite probably

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for those loans right now because the

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Market's going ah maybe we're not going

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into a recession which is actually

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probably really good for a company like

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PayPal a firm or sofa so financials I

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actually agree with Mike Wilson on

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financials can be a fantastic place to

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be right now

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I don't know I've been saying for a

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while I don't want to own financials

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going into a recession but now that it

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looks like we might not be going into a

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recession and you're looking at sure

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Yellow trucking laying off 30 000 people

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but is that really going to affect

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non-farm payrolls coming out this Friday

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well I don't know let's see this survey

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says 200 000 jobs expected for the

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non-farm payrolls ADP is expected to

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come in at 188

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000 uh in two days on Wednesday so you

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got ADP on Wednesday you've got jobs on

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Friday so if you're looking to see what

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happens with jobs pay attention to those

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dates or look at the jolts numbers

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coming out tomorrow we're looking for a

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9.6 million what for job openings what

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you really want is a little bit of a

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lower joltz number not too low you still

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want job openings so those Yellow

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trucking people who just lost their jobs

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can't get a new job although UPS doesn't

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have a lot of job openings right now we

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looked uh so joltz you want that to come

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in slightly low and then you want jobs

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to come and probably add estimate you

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don't want to be too hot although even

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if it does come in hot it's okay you

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don't want it to come in low really low

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on jobs would be bad because now you're

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knocking on that recessionary door again

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and financials will get punished again

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so solar and financials interesting

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space Mike Wilson does suggest there is

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another space that is fascinating right

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now and that other space is potentially

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consumer discretionaries however he also

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suggests that those consumer

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discretionaries could be at most risk

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although consumers are showing signs of

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optimism so I wrote over here for the

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consumer I was thinking well that's also

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good for financials like sofa in a firm

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but it's also potentially good for a

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Disney a Nazi and then I wrote palantir

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just because I wanted to mention

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palanters killing it remember they got a

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crazy robust bound sheet and a lot of

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people see them as like one of the

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strongest potential AI plays for

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software although Bloomberg intelligence

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doesn't think so Bloomberg intelligence

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just did a piece on them I was just

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looking at them this morning and

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Bloomberg intelligence did a piece on

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them and said that their uh commercial

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segment remains pressured mostly because

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companies are being a little bit slow to

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renew some of these contracts didn't

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stop them in their last earnings from

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rallying though they went from like 7 to

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11 in their last earnings and now

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they're like 19. it's crazy really

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really impressive so anyway uh there are

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a few things to really think about here

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of course we've got inflation data

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coming out which I'll talk about in just

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a moment but think about this for a

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moment in this world that we're in of

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stock market Jenga hopefully you use

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that coupon code link down below by the

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way great news coming on househack uh

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knock on wood I don't want to reveal

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everything yet but a certain

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three-letter organization seems to be

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very happy

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so I'm happy

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anyway uh so uh we'll leave that there

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then we're going to talk about the CPI

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data and projections for that in just a

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moment which is on Lauren's birthday

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but what I really want to hate on is

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this Jenga analogy and the Jenga analogy

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says first of all from a psychological

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point of view you should not be

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discouraged if not all of your stocks

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are green all of the freaking time I

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know there are a lot of people who are

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like dude Kevin how is how is you know

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so far up you know 20 or whatever and

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Tesla's only up 0.4 percent and go stock

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market Django it's totally okay it's

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totally okay for markets to spread their

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gains in fact a broadening rally will

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support the growth of plays with really

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really strong fundamentals and I will

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say sofi's fundamentals actually look

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better when you get away from a

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recession in fact all financials

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basically look better when you get away

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from a recession so this broadening

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rally is very very good so just because

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your stocks aren't up every single day

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that is okay it's okay to see the other

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players win because the more the other

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players win the more you can win

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I I know there are a lot of people that

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are like but but I mean there's only a

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certain amount of money that could be

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allocated to say not really be surprised

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what will end up happening is companies

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with poor fundamentals that rally

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will eventually report bad earnings that

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Capital will be removed from those

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companies and those stocks will fall and

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that Capital will be reallocated to good

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place and those can then again help the

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rest of the Jenga tower build so uh have

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that Faith now uh I've already reminded

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you about the coupon code linked down

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below we did a short extension on that

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uh sorry about that uh I was sick this

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weekend I couldn't help with the emails

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it's my bad like I think I had like the

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Norovirus or something disgusting I had

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like muscle cramps it was bad anyway so

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CPI projections for August 10th which is

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Lauren's birthday we're looking for a

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0.2 on month over month 0.2 on core year

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over year 3.2 uh which is actually a

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little bit up from uh last month at

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three percent but that's usually okay

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because you're you're just putting in uh

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you know some energy volatility there as

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uh oil prices fluctuate so that's not a

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big deal we're more interested in that

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core number which is coming in expected

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to come in year over year at 4 0.7 so

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hopefully we can beat that that would be

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really cool if we could beat that and

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then as far as the federal reserve's

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terminal rate projections I always like

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looking at these too terminal rate

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projections the highest rate the market

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thinks the Federal Reserve is going to

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end up getting right now being priced at

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5.38 that's basically where we sit right

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now that would be no more hikes right

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now so we'll pay attention to that a

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five-year break even last week was

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moving a little bit uh to the upside

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which isn't great because jpow tends to

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beat us up when that five-year Break

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Even takes off right now that five-year

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Break Even is flat at about 2.31

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we'll pay attention to it so anyway this

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is all really actually fantastic and

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Mike Wilson is talking more about his

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bullishness and talking about how this

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is fed pause bullishness and these are

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some sectors to pay attention to

16:56

Consumer discretionaries with some risk

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but financials

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no recession those those get interesting

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again and uh the moves you've seen so

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far could just be the beginning so it

17:08

Bears some more financial analysis on

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that and we'll be doing some more of

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that so anyway thank you so much for

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watching we'll see in the next one if

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