Uncertainty leaves the big return.

Right, I said, the U.S. Economic Policy Uncertainty Index.

So we talked about that before, right?

The Economic Uncertainty Index, it has hit the highest level in history.

Following the 2020 Uncertainty Surge Up, the market rallied 63%.

The second highest return was in February 2009, where the market returned 50%. In 2001 and in 2008, the market dropped 17% and 9% respectively.

So watch this. 2001, 2009, after this same index, which is the consumer uncertainty,

mean how does the people feel about everything that's going on right now? That's a

policy. That's a rate. People don't feel good. It's at the lowest has ever been right now.

Right? Meaning, it ain't never been as low as it feel right now. So watch this.

In 2011, after this index came out, the market did 9.7% in the one-year time frame.

In 1992, it did 13% in a one-year time frame.

In January, 2024, it did 24% in that time frame.

And in 13, it did 25%.

March 2003, it did 28%.

In April of 2020, April of 20, it did 32%.

Watch this.

February of 09, in the following year, it did 50%.

In March 20, it did 63%.

So that means in a one-year time frame, after it went to a low like this,

this is what happens in the following 12 months. Does that make sense? Does that make sense? So every time the

economic policy uncertainty index,

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