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Hello, everyone, and welcome to this episode of Finance You. We're back with Paul Kiker

of Kiker Wealth Management.

Hey, Paul. How are you doing? Hi, Chris. I'm doing well. Good to see it again today.

Yeah, a lot of it's happening in the markets right now. At the time of this recording, we're seeing Bitcoin is just broken below 90,000.

And, of course, there's some side damage with stocks like MSTR which is a leverage bet on

on Bitcoin so we'll see how that plays out but there's a big rollover going on in AI the AI

story has taken some couple of black eyes these last couple of weeks it was all exciting

and it was all pie in the sky sky Sky's the limit. No limit. Exponential

growth. But I want to talk about that. I want to talk about M2, which is a broad measure of money.

This is exploding globally. I think that explains a lot of the frothiness we've been seeing.

Housing in the U.S. and then layoffs. That's sort of what's on my plate for today. Anything on your plate? No, I'll follow your lead. Well, for most people listening, obviously, you know, whither goes housing is like a big, big thing. Because if you're trying to buy a house, obviously you want the prices to come down, right? That'd be nice. But if you own a house, it's kind of like a little ambivalent, right? Like, you don't want your house to fall in price necessarily, but at the same time, in my case, my property taxes are keyed off of the assessed value. So I actually have a pretty compelling. I want to see my house price fall. I'd like to pay

less property taxes. And so I do think this is going to create some difficulties, but now they

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