Hello, fellow rebel capitals, hope you're well. Happy New Year. We're going to get some credible

stories today. First and foremost, we're going to talk about how the Fed officials are coming out

and warning about a stock market crash in 2025. Are they right? Are they wrong? We're going to go

over some probabilities and we're going to go over some probabilities,

and we're going to discuss something called the January effect.

Definitely want to stay tuned for that.

We're also going to be talking about how Trudeau, see ya.

Gone, my friend.

Truckers win.

Trudeau loses.

We're going to discuss that more in depth and see what really that means

not just for Canada, but for countries around the world. It seems like all these W.E.F. Klaus

characters are getting the axe. They're getting fired, as Donald Trump would say, and that's a big win for

team freedom. Also, we're going to be talking about how liquidity, global liquidity,

could be drying up. And what does that mean for stock markets, housing market, gold prices,

Bitcoin, et cetera. So let's dive right into it, guys, and go to Market Watch.

And this is where the Fed official, does I say officials?

I meant official, sorry, delivers blunt warning on the stock market, which then the stock

market ignores.

But what they do, I think interestingly in this article, is they kind of take us back

to Alan Greenspan, 1996.com bubble.

Now, for those of you who are a little younger in the audience, you probably don't really

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