Hello, everybody. Chris Martinson here, and today we're going to be talking about finance

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best to be accurate, and everything we represent is as accurate as we know it to be. Now, let's turn

to our program. The problem is, is there's really attractive value stocks, and they're still going to have

some volatility because whenever this bubble pops, you know, there's going to be a lot of debt

that has to be paid off, a lot of margin calls that are going to come, and investors are going

to sell whatever they can sell to be able to cover those debts.

Okay. whatever they can sell to be able to cover those debts. Hello, everyone.

Welcome to this episode of Finance University.

So glad to be back here with all you curious-minded people. And we're here with Paul Kiker of Kiker Wealth Management. Hey, Paul. glad to be back here with all you curious-minded people

and we're here with paul kiker of kiker wealth management hey paul good to be back here

with you again today hi chris good to be back as well so where do we go uh lots of things

happening um you know i you know i i've been uh there's a couple of things that have been on my

mind of late so they're sort of macro things and there's sort of observation.

So Paul, somebody that I, I know this is not a time.

A lot of people say you should be cautious because look at stocks exploding.

Look at digital currencies.

There's all these things exploding upwards.

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