Ben Myselish

We're seeing it here.

He starts something.

And that's why there's this whole, you know, notion of Donald Trump tacoing because he gets the backlash.

You know, he sees what's happening with the markets.

And then he goes, I don't want to do that anymore.

or with this war, you know, I think at a certain point he realized like how, you know, despite his bluster, how poorly this thing was going.

And now he's looking for an out.

The issue, strategically speaking, when you're looking for an out, when you're this far in and when things are not going well, is you're naturally going to end up giving major concessions to the people and make yourself worse off and make the world worse off and make your country worse off.

And that's what we're seeing with Trump here.

I mean, the situation by every metric right now is still horrible.

We don't know what's going to happen with these negotiations.

We have a ceasefire that's going to expire in just a few days, if you want to call it a ceasefire.

And Trump is acting like everything is great and everything's, you know, never been better.

And the markets go along with this BS, which all I've learned in the past, you know, I think one of the biggest lessons I've learned is that the market is just failing.

The numbers are fake.

It's all fake.

I mean, if the Allbirds situation yesterday didn't sell you that this market is just fake, then I don't know what's going to.

I'm referring to the shoe company Allbirds that was going bankrupt.

And then yesterday they decided that they were rebranding themselves as an artificial intelligence company.

And because they named themselves an AI company, I don't even know what kind of AI they're doing.