GLOBAL MARKET SELL OFF - NASDAQ DOWN OVER 5%
Published: 2024-08-05
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Analyzed
Published: 2024-08-05
Status:
Analyzed
Predictions from this Video
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Federal Reserve rate cuts could further strengthen the Japanese Yen.
"Rate Cuts could strengthen the Yen even more"
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Gold is expected to continue its decline and should only be bought after a significant 'flush' (heavy drop).
"I think gold might be done sadly I think you buy gold once it flushes heavy"
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Gold is predicted to face further losses but will eventually rally once the Federal Reserve begins cutting interest rates.
"gold will eventually come back up once they start cutting rates but now gold might just start taking it on the head"
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Apple's stock price is expected to decline further.
"I still think Apple could go down a lot more"
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The US Dollar is expected to decline if the Japanese Yen gains strength.
"the dollar should die assuming the Yen overtakes it"
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The XLF ETF (financials) is expected to benefit from upcoming rate cuts despite recent losses.
"XLF has gotten murdered but they should Ben benefit off the rate Cuts"
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The NASDAQ is predicted to close down around 3% for the day (August 5, 2024), not as low as 6% but also not flat or positive.
"I was expecting down like three on the NASDAQ I didn't think it'd close six but I didn't think it'd close ne1 so I think like right here would be appropriate"
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September 2024 rate cut plays are expected to be profitable, implying a rate cut by the Federal Reserve by September 2024.
"those rate cut plays are booming so if you had those September rate cut plays"
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Emergency rate cuts by the Federal Reserve will not occur solely due to a stock market downturn.
"emergency rate Cuts it's not going to happen just because the stock market is down"
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An emergency rate cut by the Federal Reserve would require a disrupted bond market or a bank failure.
"That means you need the bond market to get disrupted or you need a bank to fail that's the only other times you've ever seen that"
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A surprise rate cut from the Federal Reserve would require another day of significant market distress or a major market 'crack'.
"if you really do believe that we are going to get a surprise rate cut we need a whole another day we need something to crack"
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The market downturn is not over and could either see a large bounce or continue to decline; if the Japan carry trade unwinds uncontrollably, stabilizing the market will be difficult.
"this is not over I mean we're either going to get a monster bounce or we're going to keep going down but I do think if you let that Japan carry trade run run run away it's going to be hard to reel this back in"
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The current market volatility will last for multiple days.
"this is going to be a multi-day event"
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The current market downturn will present good buying opportunities.
"this is going to be a good buying opportunity"
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A US recession will begin if the yield curve uninverts and the Federal Reserve implements a rate cut.
"if the yield curves uninverted and then we get a rate cut I think our recession is going to start"
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If the Japan carry trade is truly unwinding, it will have significant negative repercussions for the global economy.
"if this Japan trade is truly unwinding then there is a lot that that's going to have to flow through the the whole economy the global economy"
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Market conditions will worsen significantly unless the Federal Reserve intervenes, likely only if the bond market breaks.
"things are just going to get really bad until because there's no fed stepping in unless the bond market cracks"
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The market will experience a temporary relief rally followed by a larger drop.
"I think there will be one relief pop and then will get another bigger drop here"
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If Japan's market actions are the primary cause of market instability, a Fed rate cut may not effectively resolve the situation unless Japan's policies ease.
"if this really is based off of Japan then it doesn't even matter what the FED does because even if the FED wants to to cut rates sure if Japan keeps going if Japan doesn't ease up then it doesn't really matter"
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The speaker predicts a bearish market and a hard landing recession if the Fed cuts rates while economic data continues to decline, in contrast to a soft landing.
"I lean towards bearish if they cut rates I don't think it's good... we're slowly moving into hard Landing why because we're going to be cutting rates while the data is coming down... if you cut into bad data then that just essentially means that you're going to get a hard Landing rather than a soft Landing"
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If Japan's actions lead to a liquidation event where bonds are sold off and the bond market breaks, the Federal Reserve will intervene with an emergency rate cut.
"if the bonds start flushing while the market starts tanking and it's like a liquidation event then at that point you know that's the Japanese dumping our bonds because they need the money and then and then there you go then the bond market breaks and then the FED steps in"
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Recessions are expected to last 3 to 12 months, after which long-term investments will recover.
"the recession is only going to be for three four 6 months maybe a year if it's really bad... Your your long term will get right back up there"
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A recession would be more problematic if oil prices are high; if oil prices are down during an economic downturn, it's a healthier sign.
"recession wise if oil is up we're going to have a real big problem but even if we get all this bad stuff and oils down I think that's a more healthier sign than not"
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The market is expected to experience a significant rebound followed by a major downturn, influenced by economic data, Federal Reserve actions, or the Japanese Yen.
"I think you're going to get a random big pop and then I think you're going to get a real big death blow depending on what happens with the data Powell or the Yen"
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Market volatility is expected to continue throughout the month (August 2024), involving periods of decline and rebound before a final significant sell-off.
"I think it's going to play out all month... maybe spend one week going down and then up and then another two weeks doing that again and then have your big sell off and then that's it"
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The current market downturn is a mini flash crash that will escalate into a larger event.
"I think this is going to be a mini flash crash that leads into something bigger"
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The speaker predicts the current market volatility is just the beginning of a 'wild August' (2024).
"I do think this is just the beginning I think it's going to be a wild August"
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There is an expectation of an attack by Iran 'tonight' (August 5, 2024).
"I'm hearing there's going to be an attack tonight by Iran is they're going to be attack tonight I'm telling you right now I hear the same W no top secret information or anything but I hear that going to be attack tonight days"
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China's market is predicted to perform well and could gain from Japan's market issues and potential Federal Reserve rate cuts.
"I think China might do good to be honest with you... this a perfect opportunity for China to pick up the slack"
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August 5, 2024, is predicted to be the highest volume trading day of the year.
"this will probably be the biggest volume day of the year"
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There will be further market activity and follow-through by the end of the trading day.
"there's going to be another follow through when we get to the end of the day"
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Until major US economic data is released, the market's daily direction will be primarily driven by Japan's market actions, making each day unpredictable ('Japanese roulette').
"every day is going to be it's going to be Japanese roulette... from now until any major US data we're you're going to be spinning the chamber every single night with Japan"
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A social media-inspired bank run would lead to severe financial consequences.
"that would be insane if we had a social media inspired bank run then we're really [ __ ]"
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The Bank of Japan is likely to continue raising rates regardless of economic data, leading to a continued market unwind.
"UA seems like regardless of how the data looks he is going to start raising rates regardless... and this unwind will keep will keep happening"
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The Federal Reserve's primary task this week (August 5-9, 2024) will be to reassure the markets and prevent further panic.
"the job of the fed this whole week is going to be talking the markets off of the ledge saying it's only one data set we already anticipated this"
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The market is entering a period of extreme volatility with large daily swings both up and down (e.g., 6% down, 3% up, 7% down).
"I think we're going to watch 6% down 3% up 3% down 5% up 5% up 7% down"
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Airbnb stock is predicted to drop below $100, at which point the speaker would consider buying.
"I'll pick up Airbnb below 100"
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US rate cuts are predicted to further strengthen the Japanese Yen.
"Rate Cuts could strengthen the Yen even more"
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Bitcoin's price movement is predicted to play out throughout the entire month.
"if Bitcoin does come up I think it's going to play out all month"
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Gold is predicted to 'take it on the head' (experience a downturn) alongside other assets in the current environment, but will eventually 'come back up' once the Federal Reserve starts cutting rates.
"I think gold might be done sadly I think you buy gold once it flushes heavy but if you haven't noticed gold is going down with everything so I mean for now like i' I've told you for a while the yen is probably the best one I think the TLT is there but there is a chance where TLT gets hurt before it makes the major leg up again we're talking about the bond market breaking but I don't I don't know if gold is there anymore to be honest with you I think gold will eventually come back up once they start cutting rates but now gold might just start taking it on the head"
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Apple's stock price is predicted to experience further significant declines.
"I still think Apple could go down a lot more"
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Oil prices are predicted to 'pop' (increase significantly) due to current low prices and potential geopolitical events, despite recent drops and recession worries.
"oil should pop that's what I'm saying oil's cheap last time it had the same setup I said it was cheap but then I was worried about seasonality and sure enough literally since the month has started oil has dropped like $7 10% but then again we're talking War headlines we're talking damn recession and all these other things I think oil is at a very interesting spot"
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Apple's stock is considered 'heavily overly inflated' due to recent gains, and is predicted to have 'a lot of meat on the bone' for downside if volatility increases.
"I think apple is Apple is up on BuyBacks this is still Insanity you mean to tell me the world just collapsed you tell like Japan like NASDAQ almost given up all of its gains on the year Japan already did that and apple is up $40 on the quarter like that's crazy that's 20% still so that's that's why I and then I just wanted if any volatility picked up these would have downside so I don't think that play will hit but I think apple has a lot of meat on the bone and then if it gets hyped up we could just flip out of those and make them free"
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If the 10-year bond yield drops below 3.5%, it will signal a 'hard landing' for the economy. Holding above 3.5% implies a soft landing.
"So Bon 10 years shouldn't go below 35 without a real rate cut if they do then that's that's amazing but remember anything 35 and Below like we start talking hard Landing essentially so if you hold 35 still in the realm of soft Landing but if this starts plummeting below 35 on the ten year then we're going to be talking about hard landing real soon"
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The market's direction will depend on the Bank of Japan's stance: if BOJ doubles down (hawkish), things worsen; if BOJ is dovish, the market could recover significantly, and the speaker would consider buying Nikkei and shorting Yen.
"if Bank of Japan and U to Double Down things get worse but if homie comes out it's like oh people are being too dramatic we're not going to be that aggressive we're going to and he starts talking doish then you could you could recover a lot and then in that case I would buy the I would buy the Nik and short to end"
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An emergency Fed rate cut is only possible if the VIX is above 40 AND the bond market is disrupted or a bank fails, not just because the stock market is down.
"you are not going to get even though we've met the first criteria you have the vix above 40 so if there was going to be an emergency rate cut it's now possible however it does not happen just because the stock market is down so what does that mean that means you need the bond market to get disrupted or you need a bank to fail that's the only other times you've ever seen that"
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The Federal Reserve, specifically Powell, will engage in a 'World Tour' to calm market fears and walk everyone back from the edge.
"Powell like right now where it's just going to be the FED World Tour they're going to try to walk everybody back from the edge"
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A recession is predicted to begin if the yield curve uninverts and the Federal Reserve initiates a rate cut.
"I would honestly say if if you get if the yield curves uninverted and then we get a rate cut I think our recession is going to start"
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If the Japan carry trade continues to unwind, it will have significant, systemic consequences that will flow through the global economy.
"but if this Japan trade is truly unwinding then there is a lot that that's going to have to flow through the the whole economy the global economy"
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The current market downturn (dropping asset prices across global markets, NASDAQ, crypto) is creating deflationary pressure, which could help calm resurging inflation.
"so look deflation so look around you just had five six% 10% you had a whole entire bull rally in Japan taken out in three days you are almost about to go negative on the NASDAQ year to date after melting up 27% crypto is up 30% in the year drop 177% in one day so literally this move and when assets drop like this this is bringing prices down interest rates are coming down the price of assets are coming down everything is starting to just deflate right now so yeah it'd be bad if inflation came back up right now that'd be awful but the harder we drop you're already getting a stimulus in a weird effect if you think about it you are literally getting a a beaten getting a beaten down in asset price it's not good it it hurts people but it does slow down inflation this is what you have been waiting for this is one of those Boom Financial conditions really tighten and instantly you go from wealth effect feeling good to wealth effect feeling bad and now you know if you if at the very least this could calm down inflation resurging because you just got a a heavy dose or a light dose of deflation"
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The US economy is predicted to move towards a hard landing because the Federal Reserve will be cutting rates while economic data (like jobs) is deteriorating rapidly.
"we're slowly moving into hard Landing why because we're going to be cutting rates while the data is coming down that's the problem so about two weeks ago people thought rates were going to come down but they had no inkling that the data was going to come down a lot of people didn't think that that the jobs data would be coming down rapidly and then it started to so that's the worry now because if you cut into bad data then that just essentially means that you're going to get a hard Landing rather than a soft Landing"
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An emergency Fed rate cut will occur if Japan, facing financial distress, liquidates its holdings of US bonds (similar to gold liquidation), causing the US bond market to 'break' (funding costs skyrocket), prompting Fed intervention.
"I'll tell you that right now are you ready and this is how you get your emergency cut this is tinf foil but it's a theory you guys know how gold all of a sudden gold keeps dumping and you're like wow you would think that you know like all gold is like man if things are bad wouldn't gold go up but all of a sudden things get bad and they liquidate gold yeah same thing will happen to bonds so that's how you know Japan is really effing you up so you're going to have uh uh what's it called if the bonds start flushing while the market starts tanking and it's like a liquidation event then at that point you know that's the Japanese dumping our bonds because they need the money and then and then there you go then the bond market breaks and then the FED steps in uh and then there's your emergency cut"
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The speaker would not buy another house if the yield curve uninverts and Powell cuts rates soon, implying a downturn in the housing market.
"if we're uninverted and then Powell Cuts soon I probably would not be buying another house"
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The market is predicted to experience a short-term bounce, followed by a second significant downturn ('round two'), with this entire movement potentially taking the whole month.
"I think we're going to have a shortterm bounce and then I think we're going to deal round two but I don't know about if that's going to happen today I think that may take all month"
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If Japan's market continues to deteriorate (selling off) and the Yen keeps strengthening, US markets will be 'pummeled.'
"if Japan keeps going bad I don't think we could avoid it that's what I'm trying to tell you that's why it's kind of scary so if Japan doesn't turn [ __ ] around and they keep selling off and the Yen keep strengthening unfortunately I just think our our markets are going to get pummeled by it"
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The market bottom is predicted to occur in September.
"September will be the bottom"
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The market is predicted to see more downside, featuring a 'random big pop' followed by a 'real big death blow,' contingent on economic data, Powell's actions, or the Yen's movement.
"I am leaning more towards downside if anything I think you're going to get uh I think you're going to get about like I don't know how much further we draw down I think we're going to get a random big pop and then I think you're going to get a real big death blow depending on what happens with the data Powell or the Yen"
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The market is predicted to follow a pattern over the next two weeks: one week of downturn, one week of recovery, followed by another two weeks of the same, culminating in a 'big sell-off.'
"I think it could be another two weeks you know maybe spend one week going down and then up and then another two weeks doing that again and then have your big sell off and then that's it"
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The current market downturn is predicted to be a 'mini flash crash' that will precede a larger, more significant market event.
"this is going to be a mini flash crash that leads into something bigger"
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The market is predicted to 'meander in a very fat range,' potentially moving around 2% daily, influenced heavily by Japan, until the situation settles.
"I think tomorrow is going to depend a little bit a lot of bit on Japan and then uh I think we're just going to kind of meander in a in a very fat range I think we could start moving like two% a day though until this all gets ettled"
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China stocks are predicted to perform 'not as bad' as US stocks during the current market turbulence because they are already at low valuations.
"I don't I don't want to get ahead of myself but I feel like the China stocks won't do as bad because they're already dead so again I don't think the carry trade I don't think it hurts uh I don't think it hurts the China names as much as it hurts the US names"
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The speaker intends to hold off on buying a house for 3 to 6 months if the yield curve uninverts, Powell cuts rates, and economic data deteriorates, implying a period of housing market instability.
"if the curve un inverts and then Powell starts cutting rates and then the data starts deteriorating I don't think that's going to be good I think it just i' I'd hold off for like 3 to 6 months"
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The market is predicted to experience an initial 'bounce' (recovery), which will be followed by a 'real event' (a significant downturn).
"there is going to be a watch there's going to be a bounce and be like haha it's fine and then I think we're going to get the real event but for now this this is still one for the history books I think this was a wakeup call you can't really forget we thought that's what happened the other day but no this one was this one is wicked"
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The 'Japan genie' (referring to the unwinding of its carry trade and policy shifts) is believed to be 'out of the bottle' and will significantly affect global markets, potentially leading to further deflation, though its full impact might be contained for a couple of weeks.
"I think it's out of the bottle it might be it might I don't know I think it's it's almost there it seems like it is but there's still like room like what if Japan pivots what if Japan walks things back but that's that's kind of what we're waiting on but we don't know yet so it's like if if because if it's separate like look at Apple's dropping out if this is separate and just all Japan and and Japan's the only one that could stop this it doesn't Nothing Else Matters then it doesn't matter what we get into and then the data is only just going to add to it or not but you're mean to tell me there's a gigantic fundamental unwind in money and currency and then you start getting a global selloff that's like that's it that's going to affect things you'll probably get some deflation just like today then there you go but we don't know if that's fully the case right now again even then as we're having this talk everybody in the world a good majority wants to even blame it on what happened last week with the jobs so who knows but I I think I think the genie is out of the bottle but I I also think you could kind of contain that perception for a couple of weeks"
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The market is predicted to continue selling off, with the bottom not yet in. Any bounces will be 'quite vicious,' and traders should be prepared for significant price swings.
"Kramer just said we aren't done selling off the bottom is in uh oh well all right maybe by the dip you just I think you just got to be mindful of the bounces because I think when they do bounce it's going to be quite vicious and then you're still going to be prone to flipping and having again we've we broken the threshold of these like two 3% down days"
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The market will experience daily unpredictable volatility ('Japanese roulette') based on Japan's overnight market performance, continuing until significant US economic data is released. Good Japan performance leads to a rally; bad leads to a downturn.
"from now until any major US data we're you're going to be spinning the chamber every single night with Japan and then that's it that's the way I'm looking at it so if they do good we're g to wo you're G to have a you're going to Rally you wake up in Japan is bad you're screwed and it's going to be like that until we get you know decent data"
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The market is predicted to experience another 'big bounce' followed by a 'big flush,' and the speaker advises evaluating the market week by week rather than day by day.
"I think it's possible I think we also have a bounce like I said I think it's going to be a mix of uh bouncing I think we'll have one more big bounce and then one more big flush and then we'll we'll decide whether it's policy leading us or not but if it's not it's kind of more about a i' be taking this week by week instead of day by day"
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Recessions are predicted to last typically 3 to 12 months, or potentially a few years if severe, followed by a market recovery. There could be significant pain, possibly a 50% market drop in a few months, but it won't be a permanent, multi-decade downturn.
"no no no no that's what I was talking about today like even like the whole recession things uh is it just it comes down to uh what's it called like it's not about like recessions aren't like a breakup where you never talk to the market again it's just usually they last anywhere from like 3 months 6 months 12 months you know if it's really long and things are really bad it could go you know multiple years but usually you know when we look at the types of rate cuts and what happens to the market and the types of recessions you know they last for a couple of months and then things go back to normal so that's how I I'm like that's why you don't really have to be too worried will there be pain yeah but when it's all said and done as long as it doesn't hit Main Street you're even more better off but it lasts for a little bit and then turns around but it's never anything like permanent for long you know multiple decades and and eras where for years and years but you know there could be a lot of pain though like you could drop I mean maybe Japan maybe Japan the pain only lasts for like six 6 months nine months but we could go down like 50% or something you know I'm not saying that's going to happen but you know it's not like instead of selling off for multiple years I think it's you could probably make a multiple years worth of a move in a couple of months and then it's over and then you go back to normal or going back to a recovery mode and EXP ion after your contraction"
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The speaker has a 'good outlook' for the rest of the month, but daily market movements will depend on overnight developments.
"I do think I have a good outlook for the rest of the month and you're going to have to kind of look for the signals and signs and it all just really depends on how we wake up"
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