Nicole Lappin

So net-net, it's a very bullish indicator. It's basically saying we're in the final push of this downward trend.

So net-net, it's a very bullish indicator. It's basically saying we're in the final push of this downward trend.

I was going to guess eight. Yeah, well, exactly.

I was going to guess eight. Yeah, well, exactly.

I was going to guess eight. Yeah, well, exactly.

Yeah, honestly, I've become more into the charts with all this craziness because I think in the midst of all of the emotion, when you boil it down into charts and graphs and math and stats and history, it feels like something you can actually tackle. Like it just it takes out all the drama from it. And so I've appreciated charting much more this year than ever before.

Yeah, honestly, I've become more into the charts with all this craziness because I think in the midst of all of the emotion, when you boil it down into charts and graphs and math and stats and history, it feels like something you can actually tackle. Like it just it takes out all the drama from it. And so I've appreciated charting much more this year than ever before.

Yeah, honestly, I've become more into the charts with all this craziness because I think in the midst of all of the emotion, when you boil it down into charts and graphs and math and stats and history, it feels like something you can actually tackle. Like it just it takes out all the drama from it. And so I've appreciated charting much more this year than ever before.

And by the way, I don't think we've talked about this, but that poster board or whatever was held up was wild. Like whose job was it to go to Kinko's or Staples? Just imagine if someone saw it first.

And by the way, I don't think we've talked about this, but that poster board or whatever was held up was wild. Like whose job was it to go to Kinko's or Staples? Just imagine if someone saw it first.

And by the way, I don't think we've talked about this, but that poster board or whatever was held up was wild. Like whose job was it to go to Kinko's or Staples? Just imagine if someone saw it first.

I mean, but I think people, you know.

I mean, but I think people, you know.

I mean, but I think people, you know.

in theory are down with the idea of a bear market if you have time but I think you know you get antsy because you don't know how long the bear market is going to last so what would you say to people who are feeling really scared about the bearish headlines coming out like Miller tabak is saying that there's going to potentially be a decline on the S P 500 in the coming months to around 4 000 you know a fall to 4 000 is close to 30 down from where we are right now

in theory are down with the idea of a bear market if you have time but I think you know you get antsy because you don't know how long the bear market is going to last so what would you say to people who are feeling really scared about the bearish headlines coming out like Miller tabak is saying that there's going to potentially be a decline on the S P 500 in the coming months to around 4 000 you know a fall to 4 000 is close to 30 down from where we are right now

in theory are down with the idea of a bear market if you have time but I think you know you get antsy because you don't know how long the bear market is going to last so what would you say to people who are feeling really scared about the bearish headlines coming out like Miller tabak is saying that there's going to potentially be a decline on the S P 500 in the coming months to around 4 000 you know a fall to 4 000 is close to 30 down from where we are right now

J.P. Morgan is putting the recession odds at 60%. So layer on these stats with the ones that you're mentioning. And I think looking at historical factors is really, really important. And it helps us understand that history does indeed rhyme. But what about when we factor in the unknown?

J.P. Morgan is putting the recession odds at 60%. So layer on these stats with the ones that you're mentioning. And I think looking at historical factors is really, really important. And it helps us understand that history does indeed rhyme. But what about when we factor in the unknown?

J.P. Morgan is putting the recession odds at 60%. So layer on these stats with the ones that you're mentioning. And I think looking at historical factors is really, really important. And it helps us understand that history does indeed rhyme. But what about when we factor in the unknown?