Ryan (Chumba Casino Narrator)

I mean, literally the time we're doing this, Germany's hitting an all-time high. It's hard to get super bearish when other parts of the globe are doing well. Yes, the US has struggled. India has struggled. US and India led the last two years. So it kind of gave the baton back and forth. But there's some real positive things that are really taking place.

I mean, literally the time we're doing this, Germany's hitting an all-time high. It's hard to get super bearish when other parts of the globe are doing well. Yes, the US has struggled. India has struggled. US and India led the last two years. So it kind of gave the baton back and forth. But there's some real positive things that are really taking place.

And I get the headlines, but listen, we're about making money and there are still some positives out there.

And I get the headlines, but listen, we're about making money and there are still some positives out there.

And I get the headlines, but listen, we're about making money and there are still some positives out there.

Well, I love hearing that. I think it tells a story, right? I mean, I'm a market technician, not that different than a lot of other market strategists, market technicians you see out there. But, you know, people gravitate to stories. And I'm not just about telling stories. I'm about looking at history, right? History doesn't repeat itself, but it often rhymes. I love that quote, Mark Twain.

Well, I love hearing that. I think it tells a story, right? I mean, I'm a market technician, not that different than a lot of other market strategists, market technicians you see out there. But, you know, people gravitate to stories. And I'm not just about telling stories. I'm about looking at history, right? History doesn't repeat itself, but it often rhymes. I love that quote, Mark Twain.

Well, I love hearing that. I think it tells a story, right? I mean, I'm a market technician, not that different than a lot of other market strategists, market technicians you see out there. But, you know, people gravitate to stories. And I'm not just about telling stories. I'm about looking at history, right? History doesn't repeat itself, but it often rhymes. I love that quote, Mark Twain.

We can show a lot of times in history what's happened before and not necessarily what's going to happen because nobody knows what's going to happen. But what happened before, what did happen after that? And when you do some of these things, it's incredible.

We can show a lot of times in history what's happened before and not necessarily what's going to happen because nobody knows what's going to happen. But what happened before, what did happen after that? And when you do some of these things, it's incredible.

We can show a lot of times in history what's happened before and not necessarily what's going to happen because nobody knows what's going to happen. But what happened before, what did happen after that? And when you do some of these things, it's incredible.

I mean, listen, when Liberation Day took place on April 2nd and those next two days, the S&P 500 fell more than 10 percent for one of the worst two day drops in history. Everybody was looking around trying to figure out what was going on, because what we knew when President Trump held up that, you know, that piece of paper or that sheet that had all those reciprocal tariffs ago, going to be.

I mean, listen, when Liberation Day took place on April 2nd and those next two days, the S&P 500 fell more than 10 percent for one of the worst two day drops in history. Everybody was looking around trying to figure out what was going on, because what we knew when President Trump held up that, you know, that piece of paper or that sheet that had all those reciprocal tariffs ago, going to be.

I mean, listen, when Liberation Day took place on April 2nd and those next two days, the S&P 500 fell more than 10 percent for one of the worst two day drops in history. Everybody was looking around trying to figure out what was going on, because what we knew when President Trump held up that, you know, that piece of paper or that sheet that had all those reciprocal tariffs ago, going to be.

It was shockingly higher than anybody. I don't care if you were bearish. Nobody thought 25% effective tariffs were going to happen. And then you see it. And that's why the market just sold off. And then the bond market started freaking out that next week. And then they dialed things back a little bit. But what's not going to change is everything under the sun. We've seen emotion, right?

It was shockingly higher than anybody. I don't care if you were bearish. Nobody thought 25% effective tariffs were going to happen. And then you see it. And that's why the market just sold off. And then the bond market started freaking out that next week. And then they dialed things back a little bit. But what's not going to change is everything under the sun. We've seen emotion, right?

It was shockingly higher than anybody. I don't care if you were bearish. Nobody thought 25% effective tariffs were going to happen. And then you see it. And that's why the market just sold off. And then the bond market started freaking out that next week. And then they dialed things back a little bit. But what's not going to change is everything under the sun. We've seen emotion, right?

There's trading, there's this or that. There's still emotion. Emotion moves markets. When everybody's bullish, that's when you probably want to look around and worry a little bit. But when everybody's bearish, I know it sounds crazy to say, but that's when especially I know a lot of younger listeners and a lot of people who might have decades potentially to invest.

There's trading, there's this or that. There's still emotion. Emotion moves markets. When everybody's bullish, that's when you probably want to look around and worry a little bit. But when everybody's bearish, I know it sounds crazy to say, but that's when especially I know a lot of younger listeners and a lot of people who might have decades potentially to invest.

There's trading, there's this or that. There's still emotion. Emotion moves markets. When everybody's bullish, that's when you probably want to look around and worry a little bit. But when everybody's bearish, I know it sounds crazy to say, but that's when especially I know a lot of younger listeners and a lot of people who might have decades potentially to invest.