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Speaker 2: Look what Netflix? What they do now? Netflix?
Speaker 3: Yeah, so Netflix has a decision to make and I
Speaker 3: guess they'll they'll make it by tomorrow, but pretty much
Speaker 3: Russia has put a spotlight on them, saying listen, if
Speaker 3: you're not going to spread our shows, and I guess
Speaker 3: our propaganda, We're gonna ban you from the country. So
Speaker 3: for Netflix, I feel like it's a pretty easy decision.
Speaker 3: If even just from a subscription standpoint, you got a
Speaker 3: million subscribers in Russia, I mean you lose a millionaire. Yeah,
Speaker 3: well matter, it's not that you know, it's not gonna
Speaker 3: change drop in the bucket. Yeah, it's not gonna change
Speaker 3: the scale of the business. But that's interesting, Like they're
Speaker 3: looking at the streaming service like listen, this is Hey,
Speaker 3: We're gonna put this section on you.
Speaker 2: Like okay, well what is important to play?
Speaker 4: See now, what Russia does have in his favorite is
Speaker 4: natural resources, mainly oil oil. So even being out here,
Speaker 4: they were saying, like the prices of gas could double
Speaker 4: once they cut the pipeline off from Russia, and now
Speaker 4: it's pushed Opack in even more of a you know,
Speaker 4: prime position to really manipulate the market however they want.
Speaker 4: So I want to ask Jessica oil. But first goal
Speaker 4: I talked to you about this, how is what's the
Speaker 4: relationship between gold and wars and times of uncertainty?
Speaker 2: Gold?
Speaker 5: Prussians medals, platinum, all precious metals, platinum, silver, gold, all
Speaker 5: of them need to buy them when there's war now
Speaker 5: in the foreign exchange mark, you definitely want to be
Speaker 5: careful with your injuries, all right, because right now gold
Speaker 5: shot up literally when they declared war got gold literally
Speaker 5: shot all the way up and it hit that negative
Speaker 5: six to one.
Speaker 2: Point and eight.
Speaker 5: Now I'm expecting a pullback, all right. I'm expecting to
Speaker 5: pull back up until probably the end of this week,
Speaker 5: and then I'm expecting it to rise higher.
Speaker 2: For sure.
Speaker 5: I wish I had my charge.
Speaker 6: And the market's gonna do a dead cat bounce, which
Speaker 6: is yeah, this level of this level, right, but yeah,
Speaker 6: gold shoots back up, of course, the market is going
Speaker 6: to taper up and then push back down, which is
Speaker 6: called the dead cat bounce. We talked about it before. Yeah,
Speaker 6: so you can play those two intendam.
Speaker 2: Just anybody that's new, just explain what a day can't bounce.
Speaker 6: It's just when the market shoots up really fast. So
Speaker 6: like if I go to Rucker and I'll score fifty
Speaker 6: eight points, I'm not scoring fifty eighty a second, so
Speaker 6: my average is going to drop down. So the Dow
Speaker 6: is going to peak up really high and then it
Speaker 6: to slide back down, say with S and P five
Speaker 6: hundred and then goal will take off. Also got to
Speaker 6: look at the volatility index. So if we get back
Speaker 6: to a level of like around thirty nine forty four,
Speaker 6: that's where the market will start to top top at.
Speaker 6: But we are thirty one now it has room to
Speaker 6: push up. And I know Russia or the talent said
Speaker 6: he doesn't back them, but you have to look and
Speaker 6: see what percentage a bitcoin is Russia own more than
Speaker 6: twenty percent? Google how much ethereum? They are scary.
Speaker 3: I mean it's even interesting because bitcoin right the Ukraine government,
Speaker 3: they've been receiving funds do bigcoin and so people have
Speaker 3: been sending a bigcoin as a way for them to
Speaker 3: help them help themselves.
Speaker 2: Was it like crypto currencies?
Speaker 3: Now of playing this.
Speaker 6: I can make an argument that through supporting some of
Speaker 6: these coins, you are funding terrorism.
Speaker 4: Funny you say that because on the flip side, so
Speaker 4: nineteen keys put a post up. I just actually was
Speaker 4: looking at it right before this, and he was saying,
Speaker 4: how somebody from Ukraine let me actually read it so
Speaker 4: I don't misquote it. So he took a quote he
Speaker 4: took like a screenshot of somebody that was well, I
Speaker 4: guess is in Ukraine who tweeted something he said, my
Speaker 4: Ukrainian credit cards don't work anymore. I'm safe physically in Kazakhistan,
Speaker 4: but all my savings are gone.
Speaker 2: Crypto is the only money I still have.
Speaker 4: And today I can say without any hesitation, Bitcoin, Ethereum
Speaker 4: and NFT are going to save my life while I
Speaker 4: can't come back home.
Speaker 2: And so that's interesting.
Speaker 4: Because nineteen keys have posted it, and he was saying,
Speaker 4: how you know cryptocurrency. You know the fall of the
Speaker 4: dollar and all of that stuff, and cryptocurrency is the
Speaker 4: only the wave and this is something that you know
Speaker 4: moving forward, you can't stop it, and you know the
Speaker 4: whole thing behind that. So it's interesting that you said
Speaker 4: that you're funding terrorism because on the flip side, it's
Speaker 4: like this is this is the only thing that saved
Speaker 4: my life.
Speaker 6: Even drug dealers in the hood gave out turkeys.
Speaker 2: And so if.
Speaker 6: Do you think a man's smartest potent would invade emotionally
Speaker 6: when people in KGB or Russia not that emotional, but
Speaker 6: it looks emotional.
Speaker 2: I don't think it's the main benefit.
Speaker 6: But if you can get control of the monetary system
Speaker 6: through crypto, and now this becomes a way to say, hey,
Speaker 6: you will have free access to your money and support
Speaker 6: that will be a good initiative that he can then
Speaker 6: push if they then own a majority stake in crypto. Yeah,
Speaker 6: like the major assets that we investing cannot be non American,
Speaker 6: you're then funding.
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Speaker 3: It was interesting when we were studying crypto, like twenty sixteen,
Speaker 3: twenty seventeen, and I just pulled up the privacy coin
Speaker 3: and I remember Minaro, yeah, yeah, and the knocka Man
Speaker 3: arrow was like it was funded the Taliban, and it
Speaker 3: was fun in like all these type of milicias throughout
Speaker 3: the world, and nobody knew about it because it was
Speaker 3: untraceable because it was a quote unquote privacy coin. And
Speaker 3: so now they heard that these actual cryptos like bitcoin
Speaker 3: actually helping fund a war on on the other side
Speaker 3: that is defending themselves. It's like this is pretty interesting,
Speaker 3: like stuff like that's funny how these things go in circles.
Speaker 6: And I ask you guys a question, But you personally
Speaker 6: fund a non eyl podcast monthly, No, then why as
Speaker 6: Americans will be fund a non American coin, a non
Speaker 6: American company.
Speaker 4: Well, the play Devil's advocate if you can say funding
Speaker 4: American companies can be detrimental. Also, like you could say
Speaker 4: you could be funding detrimental things that's happening in the
Speaker 4: world by supporting the American dollar or supporting this X,
Speaker 4: Y and Z company in the stock exchange, like you
Speaker 4: know that's true.
Speaker 2: In prison systems and stuff like that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, not like every country has a clean slate or
Speaker 4: every congry.
Speaker 2: Or even every company.
Speaker 6: There's no clean company post two billion dollars, right, but
Speaker 6: that's the number.
Speaker 2: Yeah post too. I didn't get the two everything. Yeah
Speaker 2: they did sound filthy like you.
Speaker 6: Guys, But I think there's been a propaganda push to
Speaker 6: fund a lot of these companies that have non American founders.
Speaker 6: For an Arterior reader and other We've seen it here.
Speaker 6: Other countries. Oh a lot more strategic than we are.
Speaker 6: Literacy is a lot higher, Like I was selling all
Speaker 6: the black birds here, Like, you guys are way more
Speaker 6: intelligence than most people have come acrossrom the States.
Speaker 2: So you guys are brilliant.
Speaker 6: So if they're thinking five ten to fifteen year horizon
Speaker 6: and Putin has wanted this revenge for fifteen years, this
Speaker 6: is new. You don't wake up two weeks ago black
Speaker 6: out now about war, right, we have to be very
Speaker 6: careful that things will be fund.
Speaker 4: Speaking of geopolitical things, you said something before where you said, like,
Speaker 4: ou as stock guys, we watch company earnings and you
Speaker 4: was like you you watched the news for like news report,
Speaker 4: Like that's kind of like the company earnings is like
Speaker 4: what's happening on?
Speaker 2: Like can you talk about that?
Speaker 5: Yeah, So our economic indicators that we primarily look at,
Speaker 5: we look at GDP, consumer pricing, producer pricing. It's all
Speaker 5: pretty much like the same things that you guys look at,
Speaker 5: but we live.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, we have time because we trade those in
Speaker 2: the bomb market.
Speaker 6: And I'm trying to type, so Mike comes us up
Speaker 6: the major.
Speaker 5: Okay, okay, So so our four major economic indicators we
Speaker 5: look at gross domestic product. Yes, all right, we look
Speaker 5: at consumer pricing debts and producer price in debts, So
Speaker 5: how much our consumer spending, how much our producer is producing?
Speaker 5: Pretty much?
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 5: We look at an arm farm payroll. That's a big one.
Speaker 5: It comes out on the first Friday of every single month,
Speaker 5: and it gives us a big, big, big understanding on
Speaker 5: unemployment and employment. How many jobs were added to the market.
Speaker 5: But that's how we make most of my money. So
Speaker 5: when we look at like, we look at everything from
Speaker 5: a macroeconomic level when it happens in different economies. Now,
Speaker 5: nonfarm payroll is only a US based economic indicator, but
Speaker 5: we do look at GDP of like let's say Great Britain,
Speaker 5: I trade GBP USD, which is Great British found versus
Speaker 5: US dollar, Great British found versus Japanese YM, which is GBPJPY.
Speaker 5: I trade them the most. And then I also trade
Speaker 5: at SAUUSD, which is that goal that we were just
Speaker 5: talking about. Those are the main ones that I look at. Now,
Speaker 5: you know how you guys tell people, okay, don't look
Speaker 5: at every single company, only pick a few. That's how
Speaker 5: it is with us. And for an exchange market. You
Speaker 5: don't look at every single economy, right, it's a lot
Speaker 5: to look at, you know what I'm saying, especially when
Speaker 5: you're appearing to economies against one another. Okay, so we're
Speaker 5: looking at different economies. But I only trade GJ for
Speaker 5: the most part, gu and gold. So I'm always studying
Speaker 5: the Japanese and economy always great, Britain economy out always
Speaker 5: the heroes.
Speaker 2: Fewer is better.
Speaker 6: So when I tell you, guys, trade the S and
Speaker 6: P five hundred fine market good on the future side.
Speaker 6: Six B is a British pal once again, six J
Speaker 6: is a Japanese inn. So if you pair them together,
Speaker 6: we'll be fine. But the fewer things you trade, the
Speaker 6: more you can master.
Speaker 5: Because there's so much money to be made on an
Speaker 5: everyday basis, and each of them you don't have to trade. Well,
Speaker 5: I mean you guys companies, you don't have to look
Speaker 5: at every single company to make money. Me I can
Speaker 5: make so much money just from like this, Like I said,
Speaker 5: two three trades a week.
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