Anthony Pompliano

So it was at 2.7.

Now it's at 2.4.

It could go to 1%.

Let's see.

If that correlation holds, there's going to be a lot of people who are very interested in true inflation.

The second thing, which is the prediction markets, the Federal Reserve.

This is not like some crackpot blog website.

This is the Federal Reserve.

It isn't right all the time, but still, they put out a post, and they called it the Kaoshi and the Macro Market.

Yep.

And what they basically looked at is, is Cauchy accurate at predicting some of these economic data points?

And they've been down to like the day before on everything.

So the thing about the day before is it is helpful, right?

To know the day before, okay, what is the Federal Reserve going to do?

possibly inflation, whatever.

The reason why I like Truflation so much is because it tells you a month or two in advance what is going to happen with inflation.

Now, the part it doesn't tell you is what is the Fed going to do about it, right?

Whereas Cauchy, what they will do is they will tell you 24 hours in advance, okay, we put certain odds at this is going to be the Fed interest rate decision.

So you have to use multiple tools here together to kind of triangulate this.

But what I find most valuable is essentially the entire private market