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I think the stock market is getting set up for one of the greatest rug pulls of all time.

This is my thesis, and I'm going to explain it to you.

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Hello, everyone.

Dr. Chris Martinson here of Peak Financial Investing, also Peak Prosperity,

here with another edition of Finance You.

Today I'm going solo because my compatriot, Paul Kiker of Kiker Wealth Management,

is off on an anniversary with his lovely wife, Holly. So let's get started. I think we're going to have this incredible rug pull, and I'm going to center it around Germany. I mean,

what the heck, Germany? Let me lay out my thesis. Before I begin, first, very simple axiom of asset prices,

whether they're stocks, bonds, houses, tuna fish doesn't matter. The prices go up, right,

when there are more buyers than sellers. And prices go down when there's more sellers than buyers.

That's really it.

That's the whole thing.

So when we see prices going up, we can conclude, wow, there's more buyers.

There's buying pressure.

That's what makes prices for things go up.

And conversely, prices go down when there's negative buying pressure, as it were.

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