Speaker 1: When people say we need something to break, well, we
Speaker 1: had it. I mean Japan's sudden rate hike broke a
Speaker 1: lot of things, including stock trading platforms that completely shut
Speaker 1: down and stopped working. It broke prices, We saw circuit
Speaker 1: breakers in Japan and the United States being triggered, and
Speaker 1: it seems to have broken people's view on their assets,
Speaker 1: on their asset prices and their investments. But is all
Speaker 1: this really warranted? And more importantly, are the markets really
Speaker 1: melting down? Or you know, is this just a warning
Speaker 1: sign before the big craft like all the headlines are
Speaker 1: telling us right now, or is this a magic setup
Speaker 1: that's going to blast our assets off into next year? Now?
Speaker 1: In this video, I'm going to break down these exact
Speaker 1: questions to see if it's time for us to you know,
Speaker 1: pack it all up and go home while this all
Speaker 1: shakes out, or do we buy the dip? Are you
Speaker 1: ready for that? Well, let's go now real quick. If
Speaker 1: you're knew the channel, my name is Mark Mawson. I've
Speaker 1: been investing through multiple massive market crashes. I invested through
Speaker 1: the two thousand dot Com crash, the two thousand and
Speaker 1: eight Great Financial Crash, the twenty twenty pandemic crash, and well,
Speaker 1: I've taken my fair share of lickings along the way.
Speaker 1: Of course, I've had to pay my dues when I
Speaker 1: was younger and I was less experienced. But now I
Speaker 1: look at these crashes as opportunities. So let's just see
Speaker 1: what we have here, all right, So is the market
Speaker 1: melting down? Well that's what all the mainstream headlines would
Speaker 1: have you say. And now everybody's wondering what the heck
Speaker 1: is going on? Well, what are we talking about? Well,
Speaker 1: recession is here. Now you hear a lot about recession, recession, recession.
Speaker 1: A lot of my friends, a lot of my friends
Speaker 1: that you see on YouTube, a lot of people that
Speaker 1: I consider peers continually pound the table on recession. And
Speaker 1: of course no reason to deny that. We see lots
Speaker 1: of indicators that show the recession, or I should say,
Speaker 1: the economy is getting weak. We had a weak unemployment number,
Speaker 1: we had some weak ism business data, We saw these
Speaker 1: types of things. We saw of course all the TV
Speaker 1: and mainstream YouTube economists come out and telling us that
Speaker 1: it's all coming down. Of course, Harry Dan Junior crashes
Speaker 1: and over markets are going to wash out. Ninety four
Speaker 1: percent that was a day ago ninety four percent. He
Speaker 1: said that six months ago, he said that, one year ago,
Speaker 1: two years ago, three years ago, twelve years ago, and
Speaker 1: yet we've yet to see it. Stock market crash is
Speaker 1: going to come. Emergency rate cuts are incoming, the global
Speaker 1: stock market crash. Everyone's telling us that. So you know,
Speaker 1: we have the bad economic data which means recession. We
Speaker 1: have all the mainstream economists telling us this. We have
Speaker 1: this what's called the Sam rule, and this indicator always
Speaker 1: tells us right before a recession comes. We have all
Speaker 1: these things. Now I'm here to tell you, and I've
Speaker 1: been telling you now for about two years. The recession
Speaker 1: is talking about the economy. The economy and the markets
Speaker 1: are two different things. So we can talk about the
Speaker 1: recession all day, and certainly some businesses will be affected
Speaker 1: by that, but the economy and the market are two
Speaker 1: different things. So keep those two things separate as we
Speaker 1: go down through this. But I do want to show
Speaker 1: you just how quickly things change. And it's very careful,
Speaker 1: or you need to be very careful of who you're
Speaker 1: paying attention to. Are people moving off of gut like
Speaker 1: feeling emotion or off of logic? Now, this right Here
Speaker 1: is the sentiment index of paid newsletter writers. Now I
Speaker 1: do have a paid newsletter. I don't. I don't fall
Speaker 1: into this. Now this is paid newsletters writers. And basically
Speaker 1: what this telling us is that this is bullish and
Speaker 1: this is bearish. And what we saw in the last
Speaker 1: week is the largest sentiment shift of newsletter writers going oh,
Speaker 1: everything's great, market's going to the moon, to oh my god,
Speaker 1: the whole world is going to end, sell everything and
Speaker 1: run away. We saw this is the lowest reading, the
Speaker 1: fastest reading it's been since the nineteen eighty seven panic.
Speaker 1: Here we have the nineteen eighty panic. What happened? Did
Speaker 1: we really get that bad in two weeks? Or is
Speaker 1: everybody moving along like the herd? Are they all moving
Speaker 1: off of emotion and not logic. Well, let's break down
Speaker 1: some data so you don't get caught up in the
Speaker 1: emotional trap. Okay, So really, the question that I'm asking
Speaker 1: myself and you're probably asking yourself, is is this the meldown?
Speaker 1: Is it time to sell everything? I do want to
Speaker 1: go to cash and go hunker down in the basement somewhere,
Speaker 1: or is this the magic setup for us to make
Speaker 1: a lot of money. We're going look at it from
Speaker 1: a data standpoint. Now, a couple things that I have
Speaker 1: to understand. We are in a debt based monetary system.
Speaker 1: If you watch my channel on a regular basis, you
Speaker 1: know a lot of this stuff, but it's good to
Speaker 1: hear it again. If you don't watch my channel on
Speaker 1: a regular basis, hit that subscribe button while you're at
Speaker 1: it so you don't miss these videos. Okay, So the
Speaker 1: world needs liquidy. Why in a debt based monetary system,
Speaker 1: the debt has to continue to expand, The debt never
Speaker 1: gets paid, the debt only gets refinanced. Now we need
Speaker 1: new debt to roll over the old debt. Okay, So
Speaker 1: the world needs that liquidity, that more money in order
Speaker 1: to keep that debt rolling over and over over. Okay,
Speaker 1: we understand that. Now this chart again, I've used it
Speaker 1: quite often, and the reason why is what we can
Speaker 1: see is about seventy five percent of the world's debt
Speaker 1: right now doesn't get paid gets bigger as it rolls over.
Speaker 1: Seventy five percent is less than five years, meaning about
Speaker 1: every four years, the majority of the world's debt has
Speaker 1: to get more debt to roll it over. Okay, So
Speaker 1: we've got put onto these four year cycles that broken
Speaker 1: this down many times. Now, the problem is that and
Speaker 1: what we've seen going on is that we're in this
Speaker 1: what we call like a liquidity pocket. There's debt that
Speaker 1: needs to get rolled over. The world needs the FED,
Speaker 1: the central banks, the FED in the United States, but
Speaker 1: other major central banks. Other major central banks are the
Speaker 1: ECB European Central Bank, the boj Bank of Japan, and
Speaker 1: the PBOC, the Chinese Central Bank. Those are sort of
Speaker 1: the major ones. And what we can see is that
Speaker 1: they need liquidity because they need to keep their markets
Speaker 1: or their debt rolling over to keep their markets going.
Speaker 1: But the problem is that we have been the world
Speaker 1: has been the FED has been in a tightening cycle,
Speaker 1: so they want to tighten up the monetary supply. But
Speaker 1: right now the other nations of the world needed to
Speaker 1: start easy and so they can get that liquidity, they
Speaker 1: can roll that debt over. Now what's happening is China
Speaker 1: desperately needs this, but they can't go into an easing
Speaker 1: right now while the FED is still into tightening. The
Speaker 1: reason why is that's going to crash. Their currency that
Speaker 1: you want will plunge. The same with Japan. Japan desperate
Speaker 1: needs liquidity, but if their currency is already crashing. We
Speaker 1: covered all this in another video. We'll link to it
Speaker 1: down below. How Japan caused all this, so we'll link
Speaker 1: to that if you want to go watch that. But basically,
Speaker 1: Japan's in the same situation, ECB. Everyone's in the same boat. Now.
Speaker 1: Why do you think Janet Yellen has made a couple
Speaker 1: of trips over to China this year, Well, probably talking
Speaker 1: about how the US Treasury is going to work with
Speaker 1: China to make sure they get the liquidity that they want. Now,
Speaker 1: what we can see is that the central banks around
Speaker 1: the world are all starting to join in on this.
Speaker 1: We'll call it regime James, going from a tightening cycle
Speaker 1: to an easing cycle. As a matter of fact, as
Speaker 1: of a couple of days ago, Britain now joins the
Speaker 1: rate cut club. And so now Britain has now started
Speaker 1: to cut their rates. We can see Switzerland has cut
Speaker 1: their rates, Canada's cut their rates, Sweden cut their rates,
Speaker 1: the Eurozone cut their rates, UK cut their rates, the
Speaker 1: US is just pausing, New Zealand is pausing, Norway's pausing, Australia.
Speaker 1: All right, so not everybody is cut, But what's happening
Speaker 1: is while the rest of the world is moving, the
Speaker 1: major central banks, mainly China and Japan, had been waiting.
Speaker 1: Now Japan couldn't wait any longer, and so Japan forced
Speaker 1: their hand by Japan surprising the world with this rate
Speaker 1: hikes through the whole world. It causes carry trade to unwind,
Speaker 1: and now it's forcing the FED to get on board
Speaker 1: with this. Now we can see, and we talked about
Speaker 1: this at the fed's last meeting. Jerome Palace sort of
Speaker 1: hinted that they were going to do it, that they're
Speaker 1: going to reverse course start loosening at the monitary supply
Speaker 1: so we can start to increase and increase the liquidity.
Speaker 1: Now what we can see right here, this is the
Speaker 1: FED Watch tool, and this basically is like a betting market.
Speaker 1: It predicts what's going to happen. Will the FED raise
Speaker 1: or lower rates. Now what we can see, there's a
Speaker 1: one hundred percent chance that will ease rates at the
Speaker 1: next meeting. As a matter of fact, it's about fifty
Speaker 1: to fifty to fifty six percent here, forty three percent
Speaker 1: here that we'll see between four and seventy five to
Speaker 1: five hundred basis points or five hundred to five hundred
Speaker 1: and twenty five. So it's not really a question of
Speaker 1: if right now, if that's only a question of how
Speaker 1: big will this be? Now? Why does all this matter? Well,
Speaker 1: it matters to understand what is going on. This is
Speaker 1: not a complete breakdown. The world's going to die. This
Speaker 1: is a liquidity pocket and the world is sort of
Speaker 1: fighting over and everyone's waiting for the Fed to move. Now,
Speaker 1: the Fed told us when they're going to move. We
Speaker 1: can see it in the betting markets, and we understand
Speaker 1: what's going to happen. So when we start to look
Speaker 1: at this and start to understand this, what we want
Speaker 1: to do is we want to take this new information
Speaker 1: and say, has something fundamentally changed my thesis? Now? You know, again,
Speaker 1: if you've been watching my videos for a while, since
Speaker 1: October of twenty twenty two, I made a video said
Speaker 1: there's no market crash coming, here's why, And all through
Speaker 1: twenty twenty three I made all those videos and explained
Speaker 1: all this. So you you're pretty caught up in this.
Speaker 1: But let's just look, is the thesis that we've been
Speaker 1: talking about for the last now whatever year and a half,
Speaker 1: is it still intact or did something fundamentally changees we
Speaker 1: want to do. We don't want to overtrade on the information.
Speaker 1: Not every single piece of information is something that we
Speaker 1: need to use, but we want to make sure if
Speaker 1: it is or isn't. So the question that we want
Speaker 1: to ask ourselves. In the last year and a half,
Speaker 1: I've been saying, there's the bullmarket is canceled. I motivated
Speaker 1: in August of twenty twenty three, I said, the bear
Speaker 1: market's canceled? Is the bullmarket? Is it over? Are we
Speaker 1: still on track? We can look at a couple of things.
Speaker 1: So the first thing is to understand again, like I've
Speaker 1: already said that, we understand that debt has to get
Speaker 1: rolled over on a four year cycle. It has to.
Speaker 1: If you don't print the money, if you don't increase
Speaker 1: the debt to roll over the existing debt, the whole
Speaker 1: system comes crashing down. Now, there's never been a government
Speaker 1: ever in current times Lebanon, Turkey, Argentina, Venezuela, Zimbabwe, or
Speaker 1: in pastimes that's ever just said, well, boys, it was
Speaker 1: a good run while we had it. Let's just pack
Speaker 1: up shop. No, they will always print and increase the
Speaker 1: debt to roll over the debt. Always there's never been
Speaker 1: a case when they haven't done that. And what we
Speaker 1: can see, as I said, it shows up in that
Speaker 1: four year cycle. But we can see it like this.
Speaker 1: So this is the liquidity cycle right here. This is
Speaker 1: from Michael Howe, and you can see it moving in
Speaker 1: this four year cycle. I used this quite often. Now.
Speaker 1: What's important to understand for us to understand our thesis
Speaker 1: is to understand it doesn't move straight across. It oscillates
Speaker 1: up and down. So we wanted to is we understand
Speaker 1: where are we in this cycle? Are we in the spring,
Speaker 1: the summer, the fall, or the winter. Where are we
Speaker 1: in the cycle? That's a key piece to understand this thesis.
Speaker 1: Now we can take a look at not only the
Speaker 1: debt cycles, the liquidity cycles like I showed you, but
Speaker 1: even the business cycles are caught up. As a matter
Speaker 1: of fact, this is the ism. The Isen sort of
Speaker 1: tracks this business cycle for us, and we can see
Speaker 1: that it's sort of oscillates. It's just like the chart
Speaker 1: I was showing you before. Summer deeper, summer, more shallow.
Speaker 1: But I put these red arrows here to show you
Speaker 1: something important. And what I'm trying to show to you
Speaker 1: with these is that this one, this deep one right here,
Speaker 1: that was two thousand and eight. Now remember I said
Speaker 1: that they move in four year cycles, So two thousand
Speaker 1: and eight, twenty twelve, two thousand and sixteen, two thy
Speaker 1: twenty and two thy twenty four. Every four years we
Speaker 1: see a bottom. Now, this one was the great financial crash,
Speaker 1: That's why it was so much deeper. This one was
Speaker 1: the pandemic when the whole world got shut down. So
Speaker 1: that's why these broke deeper. But you can see this
Speaker 1: is where the trend line is.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 1: The reason why it's important to understand this right here
Speaker 1: is that right now, remember summer, spring, winter, fall. Right now,
Speaker 1: we are at the bottom of the cycle. Okay, so
Speaker 1: what does this mean. If we were starting to see
Speaker 1: this what we call like a market spat, if we're
Speaker 1: starting to see this liquidy pocket, but it was happening
Speaker 1: here or here, then we might go, oh, well, maybe
Speaker 1: the market is done, maybe it is time to roll over.
Speaker 1: So you can see right here it gets like very
Speaker 1: spasmy at the top right or here it gets very
Speaker 1: spasmy at the top. So if it was happening right
Speaker 1: around here, we're like, ooh, this could be it. This
Speaker 1: could be the time that it crashes, doesn't come down.
Speaker 1: But we're not We're not at the top, we're at
Speaker 1: the very bottom now. Of course, nothing goes up and
Speaker 1: down in a straight line, and so we're seeing that
Speaker 1: volatility here at the bottom. But where we go is
Speaker 1: most likely up from here. Now, there's no guarantee, but
Speaker 1: if you're an elementary kid and you understand patterns, it's
Speaker 1: pretty easy to understand what comes next. Now, for a
Speaker 1: more zoomed out view, here's another chart. So that was
Speaker 1: the business cycle. But again, the business cycle, the debt cycle,
Speaker 1: they all go together to increase the liquidity in the world.
Speaker 1: So here's the chart. You probably see me use this
Speaker 1: one before. This is the global liquidity. It's important to
Speaker 1: understand the global liquidity and not just the US. A
Speaker 1: lot of people get stuck into looking at the M
Speaker 1: two money supply, the FED balance sheet. Those are certainly
Speaker 1: important because you know, the Fed sort of dictates the
Speaker 1: movement of the rest of the world. As I said,
Speaker 1: the world waiting on the Fed to act. However, when
Speaker 1: we're looking at commodities, gold, oil, gas, we're looking at bitcoin.
Speaker 1: Those are global assets, and even stocks for that matter,
Speaker 1: get money from across the globe. So if we look
Speaker 1: at the global equity, what we can see is from
Speaker 1: twenty ten to twenty fourteen we had an up year. Now,
Speaker 1: nothing goes up and down in a straight line. As
Speaker 1: you can see, it went up and down and up
Speaker 1: and down, and then we had our down period. Then
Speaker 1: we had from March twenty fifteen to March twenty eighteen up,
Speaker 1: and we in our down here October twenty eighteen to
Speaker 1: March twenty second, down here, and then here October twenty second,
Speaker 1: and we're up. Why October twenty second, Well, remember I
Speaker 1: told you on my channel go back and look October
Speaker 1: of twenty second, twenty two. I said, there is no
Speaker 1: market crash coming. And here's why. And it's because this
Speaker 1: next liquidity cycle started to pick back up again. This
Speaker 1: is where we're at in the cycle. We're nowhere near
Speaker 1: the top. If we were at the top of the market,
Speaker 1: then I'd be concerned. If there was something bigger that changed, like,
Speaker 1: for example, you know, the central banks were not easy
Speaker 1: for example, then maybe my thesis could change. But the
Speaker 1: fact is right now nothing has. Now here's another chart
Speaker 1: that I've used. If you watch my channel regularly, you've
Speaker 1: seen this if you don't watch it regularly, again, click
Speaker 1: on that subscribe button, and what we can see here
Speaker 1: is something very similar this. There's also total liquidity. And
Speaker 1: we can see these blue years as I marked with
Speaker 1: these red arrows, are the down years every fourth year. Now,
Speaker 1: if you did the math in your head, two thousand
Speaker 1: and eight, twenty twelve, twenty sixteen, twenty twenty two, twenty
Speaker 1: twenty twenty twenty four every four years, that just so
Speaker 1: happens to coincide with the four year presidential election cycle
Speaker 1: and the four year bitcoin having cycle. And I showed
Speaker 1: you the ism business cycle, and it all coordinates on
Speaker 1: that date. And so we can see that we have
Speaker 1: one two, three good years and a down year, one two,
Speaker 1: three good years and a down here. And so again,
Speaker 1: if I'm an elementary kid and I can understand pattern,
Speaker 1: I would expect one, two, three good years and then
Speaker 1: a down year. The problem for most of you guys,
Speaker 1: not everybody. Some of you understand it like I do.
Speaker 1: The problem with most of you, guys is that you're
Speaker 1: way too zoomed in. I don't even know how many
Speaker 1: hundreds or maybe even thousands of messages I've gotten across
Speaker 1: social media in the last week telling me.
Speaker 2: Oh, I caught the dip, I shorted this, I made
Speaker 2: money on the shore of this. I'm like, whoa, whoa, whoa, Well,
Speaker 2: all that is just way too short term. All that's
Speaker 2: way too short term, Like at least.
Speaker 1: Be looking a year out or you know, five years out,
Speaker 1: because again, this doesn't move in a straight line. And
Speaker 1: what happens is a lot of you aren't way too
Speaker 1: zoomed in. You're getting yourself all psyched out. And this
Speaker 1: is why I say all the time, don't mess this up. Now,
Speaker 1: what is don't mess this up? Mean? Well, what that
Speaker 1: means is that we have the biggest opportunity to build
Speaker 1: wealth over the next twelve to fifteen months right in
Speaker 1: front of us. And as long as you make a
Speaker 1: couple of basic moves, you're going to make more money
Speaker 1: than you could have imagined. However, most of you're going
Speaker 1: to mess it up because you're going to be too
Speaker 1: zoomed in. You're going to overtrade the situation, and you're
Speaker 1: going to mess it up. But not if you continue
Speaker 1: to watching me. Okay, Now, part of not messing this
Speaker 1: up means that we have to understand where we want
Speaker 1: to be invested. So I use this chart all the time.
Speaker 1: These are the fifty year technological revolution cycles. We know
Speaker 1: that every one of these dictates a new place that
Speaker 1: we need to be investing, and we're in one right now.
Speaker 1: All the richest people in history got rich because they've
Speaker 1: built their businesses that aligned with these cycles. Right, So
Speaker 1: the last fifty years has been dominated by Jeff Bezos,
Speaker 1: by telecom, by personal computers, Bill Gates and Internet. Before that,
Speaker 1: right here, nineteen oh eight, the father of the automobile
Speaker 1: mass production. Before that, we had a steel we had railways,
Speaker 1: we had oil, right and so each one of these
Speaker 1: so not messing up means that we're in the right place,
Speaker 1: which is technology. We're in a technology boom, and so
Speaker 1: the only place to invest right now is exploding technology. Now,
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Speaker 1: it doesn't account for any of that yet, it doesn't
Speaker 1: account for any of the partnerships that are happening. And
Speaker 1: Ares Texts has for the first time kind of has
Speaker 1: this first move or advantage. Twenty two patents, all the
Speaker 1: clinical studies, and they're basically in front of this to
Speaker 1: help tackle this problem with EMFs in our environment. So, guys,
Speaker 1: I don't want to keep going on, but you get
Speaker 1: it right, So just go ahead and write this stock
Speaker 1: ticker down. It's aries tech, it's aai RF, and just
Speaker 1: keep your eye on it, right, maybe put it on
Speaker 1: your watch list, right, put your eyes on it, and
Speaker 1: remember that you're hearing about this before the UFC partnership
Speaker 1: kicks off, right, So you're seeing this on the ground floor. Okay,
Speaker 1: so let's it just keep watching it and let's go
Speaker 1: back into this tech boom where we should be investing. Okay,
Speaker 1: So for the last piece of investing through this tech cycle. Again,
Speaker 1: if you watch the channel regularly, you've seen this again.
Speaker 1: So about every fifty years there's this cycle, and we're
Speaker 1: in one right now. But what does that mean exactly right?
Speaker 1: Because investing in tech is a pretty bought broad term. Well,
Speaker 1: let's just look at a couple things. So first of
Speaker 1: all is our thesis. Let's just go back to is
Speaker 1: it still a good time to be putting money in
Speaker 1: the market now? This is the S and P five
Speaker 1: hundred And the reason why I just want to start
Speaker 1: with this real quickly is this is going back a
Speaker 1: couple of years here, and we can see by this
Speaker 1: green line sort of this trend line. And this is
Speaker 1: not really advanced technical analysis, but you can see this
Speaker 1: trend line. And the reason why I show this to
Speaker 1: you is that the market structure is basically holding up.
Speaker 1: We're bouncing right here, and so we did drop through here,
Speaker 1: but the structure has been holding up. We're bouncing here
Speaker 1: right now, and so no, our thesets didn't change. The
Speaker 1: liquid's coming. The Bank of the Britain, the Bank of
Speaker 1: Britain is switching positions. The feed is going to switch
Speaker 1: here in next month. We can see the same thing
Speaker 1: with bitcoin. You know, it's bitcoin gonna plunge down to zero.
Speaker 1: Like Peter Shift says, it is well again some rough ta,
Speaker 1: but we drew a line here and we can see.
Speaker 1: I mean, it was it was cheap right here, we
Speaker 1: told you to buy. It got a little overextended, and
Speaker 1: now it's bouncing right here and it's going back up.
Speaker 1: So everything is still on pace to go back up. Now.
Speaker 1: What we can see though is that when it comes
Speaker 1: to investing our money, we can see that I've talked
Speaker 1: about this many times. The real rate of return that
Speaker 1: we need to beat isn't inflation. It's not CPI, not
Speaker 1: consumer price index. It's the rate of monetary expansion or
Speaker 1: the rate of liquidity rising. And what we can see
Speaker 1: here in this chart is that the blue line is
Speaker 1: the rate of liquidity, global liquidity rising. The white line
Speaker 1: is the price is bitcoin in gold. And what we
Speaker 1: can see is that gold moves at about one point
Speaker 1: four five times liquidity. So for every ten percent increase
Speaker 1: in liquidity, gold goes up by about fourteen percent. For
Speaker 1: every ten percent in liquidity, we know that bitcoin goes
Speaker 1: up at eight point nine times, or roughly ninety percent.
Speaker 1: And so if we're trying to beat about twelve twelve
Speaker 1: to fifteen percent hurdle rate, gold could do a pretty
Speaker 1: good job of keeping us from drowning, keeping our head
Speaker 1: about water. But if we really want to make money,
Speaker 1: we want to be in bitcoin technology and things like that.
Speaker 1: And so you know I'm talking about bitcoin. I'm talking
Speaker 1: about bitcoin two point zero, bitcoin and bitcoin proxies and
Speaker 1: the combination of that in conjunction with AI. It's massive. Now,
Speaker 1: a lot of people think they've missed the boom right here,
Speaker 1: but we are right here at this point, and we
Speaker 1: are about to witness the largest piece of growth and
Speaker 1: actually the safest piece of growth at the same time.
Speaker 1: So don't get shaken out. This is not a change
Speaker 1: in thesis. This is just a liquidy bucket right in
Speaker 1: my opinion, This is a gift. It's a setup. And
Speaker 1: if you've got a chance to buy some fifty thousand
Speaker 1: dollars bitcoin or some of these AI stocks. The last
Speaker 1: couple of days, you are going to be rewarded. Just
Speaker 1: wait twelve more months and it's all going to blow up. Now.
Speaker 1: If you want to know the exact plays that I'm
Speaker 1: buying and how I'm measuring these and what do I
Speaker 1: mean by bitcoin two point zero and crypto, then you
Speaker 1: might just want to watch this other video that I
Speaker 1: have up right here. Go ahead and check that out. Otherwise,
Speaker 1: let me a comment, let me just think about the video,
Speaker 1: let me just think about the thesis. Maybe you think
Speaker 1: your thesis has changed. I'd love to hear it. Give
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Speaker 1: and that's what I got to your success. I'm out