Today we're going to be answering the fundamental question, are your stocks and bonds safe?

Do you even hold them?

And if you do, why did they bother to install a trigger if they never intended to use it?

Hello everyone, I am Dr. Chris Martinson of Peak Prosperity. We are continuing in our

great taking series. This is going to be episode five. We're going to now talk about the case

precedence and we want to answer this one question. What would happen to my stocks and bonds

if, or should we say when a financial storm erupts?

We know there's going to be another financial storm.

The question is, how will the system behave during that storm?

We're going to answer a little bit of that today.

The territory we've covered so far, you know, I really, I read the great taking, the book by

David Rogers Webb, and I wanted to answer for myself and go deeper, how true is this? And we're

going to deliver our verdict on that at the end of this. But I went down and I read through all of these

various codes here, titles in this case, the Uniform Commercial Code, those two articles down there.

But today, we're going to be talking about case precedence because titles in this case, the Uniform Commercial Code, those two articles down there.

But today we're going to be talking about case precedents because, well, if they make the laws, that's one thing.

But if you've tested the laws and they've been run up, say, all the way from the district

courts on up through the appellate courts to the Supreme Court, well, now it's a thing.

Is it a thing? Well, let's start here. What is the importance of a case precedent just to make sure we're all on the same page from chat GBT?

Very helpful. I like how it frames things sometimes. This is one of those times.

It says here, in legal terms, a case case precedent also known as a legal precedent or a

judicial precedent refers to a legal decision or judgment that serves as an authoritative guide

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