Now, I am that one for hyperbole for a number of reasons, first of which I can't spell the word.

But typically, you should never really speak in hyperbolic terms.

But there are a couple of things that are deservative of that.

First of all, Danny Moses, his picks in the league where they play for pay.

We'll get into that later because it requires its own

segment. But I'm going to say this, Dan, Nathan, and I want to hear your thoughts on it. I think

next week, given everything that's going on, might be the most important week we've seen for the

market in a decade. Thoughts. There it is. We have a Fed meeting where no one's really expecting anything to

change. We have a stock market that's down on the year. The S&P 500 as we speak Thursday afternoon

is down 4 and a quarter percent. The NASDAQ is down a little less than 8%. That is down on the

year. And all the stuff that's going up is actually bad for the stock market,

rates, crude, and the dollar, Danny Moses. 100%. And you know what is transitory? The bad claims that

came out this week, that's transitory, because that's Amacron related. So we're on the other side of that

transitory nonsense. So yeah, the Fed meeting, it's going to happen next week. They're not raising next week. They're going to probably reiterate that they're going to finish the taper by March, right? So we're

down to buying, I think, $30 billion now in February is what it's going to be. That's going to

start to have an impact. And all the things you just said, how about funding the government?

How about all the debt we're going to have? The Fed was buying a large portion of the auctions that were going on. And we've even gotten to that part of the show.

We'll get to that in February and March when that happens.

But I agree with what guy said.

We are building into a very explosive week next week.

I expect volatility to remain elevated into that.

And listen, you're seeing buying opportunities in certain names and certain things are being

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