Hello fellow robo capitals hope you're well so we got big news you thought we're going to get interest rate cuts

Maybe not maybe not with the market signal today

I'm talking about the two-year treasury is we could see interest rate hikes now let me be very very clear

I don't think we're going to get them. I think this is very,

very similar to 2008. We're going to go back in time in this video and see what the central

banks were doing in 2008, what they were talking about, int stagflation, and we all know how that

movie ended. And then we're going to go ahead and connect some dots.

But first and foremost, let's go into the two-year treasury today.

Huge move, huge and massive volatility in the two-year treasury.

And by the way, let's start before we even go to CNBC,

I think is where I've got this pulled up.

But let me see if I've got a chart of the two-year treasury and fed funds.

I do.

And you'll notice the two-year treasury usually leads fed funds, almost always.

Now, to be clear, and by the way, if you guys can't see this,

the blue line is the two-year treasury, red line is fed funds. So we can see there, this blue line

usually precedes the move in the red line.

Now, that's the big move, but you do see some volatility in the interim.

Now, as an example, you know, speaking of 2008, let's just do this really quick here, 2008.

And right, in 2009.

Here we go. Come on.

All right. So you see this move right here?

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