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rwWell spoken Ash and Jack "fractious debate" will never get to the bottom of an argument on these topics.
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BFJune FED meeting will market be disappointed if Powell doesn't talk buying stocks
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OCGreat discussion!!! Could you expand on why you put so much emphasis on China's economic data knowing that China is not 100% transparent? It seems to me that that time could be used to discuss more relevant topics.
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AMWhat do you guys think about these riots being the catalyst for the second wave of the virus? Seems like a quickly ticking time bomb to me.
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CM1. Jack, please try to stop bouncing. 2. Ed, If you turn the autofocus off on your camera, it will not keep auto-changing the frame. 3. Ash, the LA Riots in 1992 were not localized. I remember responses in Detroit in particular. 4. I'm very grateful Ed mentioned Paris (May '68). 5. You guys are great.
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JD2001 London Riot are identical to the current farce.
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GCThe Real Vision staff is excellent. I do like the daily updates but it sure would be nice to get more actionable investment advice once in a while. For the past couple of months if I just listen to the RV I basically made no money other than in gold gold miners and bitcoin. There are always good trades and investments out there… I’m hoping to get more advice on where to find such investments or trades.
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IPSorry , but yesterday 1st of june the Dax was closed for holidays, while the other European markets were open. The futures contract on the DAX was way up, which is a mistery of course but it went down on Friday 29th, not yesterday
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MCThanks Ed for getting a new webcam. You look crystal clear today
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AGWe have riots, issues with China, terrible economic data even rate of change in diffusion is better, election uncertainty,, unemployment yet market rises. We have Fed, and fiscal stimulus and the markets seems to make assumption that the Fed and fiscal stimulus is all powerful to take care of all issues. Inflation risks, Deficits and debt to GDP don’t matter either. Oh well
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MToff topic from the daily grind of market movement. On Monday June 1st a really significant event occured, a brand new Futures exchange based out of Chicago launched to general public. https://thesmallexchange.com/
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ERCould you guys provide more insight into the square root recovery that has been mentioned a number of times. Are we talking about new highs before flatline or a mirror image square root where flatline occurs after partial recovery?
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DvI have become a big fan of the Daily Briefing. So much usefull information to start the day with. Keep it up guys!
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TKTo Jack: Dax cash market was closed today. But futures ended up higher not lower.
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PMRe Citi economic surprise index discussion: Does the stock market not comprise a significant portion of that index? If yes, the discussion related to it should account for that fact (as much of the discussion is circular logic).
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CCMy best to you Ed. #solidarity #blm #WorldAgainstRacism
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BAOne recent social unrest analogy I would say are the 2011 England Riots, following the Mark Duggan murder & indirectly a result of the 2008 economic crisis, that also led to burnings & lootings.
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mBI like the viewpoint of political events and how it can cause the markets to move. I also like hearing the potential market outcomes. Ed is really good at looking at both side of the potential outcomes. Although my viewpoint stands very closely with Ash viewpoint. It helps with risk management. Thanks again.
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SPTotally agree the focus of RV should be markets based and not politics, except where politics impacts markets. Thanks for great insights.
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MPA second wave of the Corona Virus or any other virus does not correlate to a government shut down of businesses. The reason for this recession leading to a depression is directly related to the government shutting businesses. It's too late now.
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JLBTC breaks 10k on Trump's deploying troops to the streets speech. Hope this time it breaks through 10k and stays there.
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csMethinks Jack was on fire today. Well done me lad 😊
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PPIMO the market's biggest risk lays with the election. Stay tuned ...as of today TPTB think that nothing changes and the status quo will prevail. But the minute that changes hold onto your seat... the ride will be very bumpy. You will know when that occurs just watch the market.
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RYWow ! ! Ed's phrase about 3 months from now there being a "reckoning" in the market, THAT struck a chord of truth to me. GREAT POINT and WELL SAID.
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MTProtests are fine. Riots are not.
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VRFantastic conversation. I try to focus on the better outcomes, but struggle right now. Not being from America, I wonder how a pack of cigarettes results in 4 officers called, and a death. I have participated in the markets for 40 years, but feel deflated, where is reason? Many thanks Ash and Ed for profound professionalism. Now I am crying.
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SWGreat intro Jack! You're well informed.
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JSRecall during the first few weeks of COVID 19 in Italy, Iran, and the US; the US equity market was unfazed and continued to climb.
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HRYou guys are great. Your thoughts on politics with the focus on markets is fresh air and one of the main reasons why RV is thriving. Yes we all have our slants, but ultimately we are listening to protect and/or increase our net worth. We have to be flexible regardless of the political situation. Thanks for doing a great job given all that went on this weekend.