How's it's going out there? It's Wednesday, November 26th, Daniel, November 26th. And I'm Frank Currie. I'm Frank Currie. I'm the Walsh, the podcast where I break the headlines and tell you what's really moving these markets. Were you laughing for it, Daniel? Happy Thanksgiving, Frank. Yeah, so I just did the introduction twice and I had the day wrong and the date wrong. So I did it twice. That's how how forward I am looking for Thanksgiving around the corner, how I need a day off.

Daniel's like,

hey, it's not, it's Wednesday, not Thursday. Then I'm like, it's November 24th. He's like, it's a 26th. Are you effing with me? I'm like, no, I'm just totally gone today. So it should be a fun podcast. That's all that matters. It should be fun.

That's right.

Waiting for Thanksgiving.

Happy Thanksgiving, everyone out there.

I will say this about Daniel.

I'm very happy for him because we had a pretty good year investing. But Daniel has come up with a brand new system that's foolproof 100% guaranteed. That's right. Into next year. And I think we're going to make a ton of money off it because, again, it's 100% guaranteed. Daniel, you want to explain it? about a hundred percent but I always say you know I don't have a crystal ball but that was live frank because I do have a crystal ball and it lights up look at that everybody oh the crystal ball so my nephew got him a crystal ball because dan says if I have my crystal ball so now he has his crystal ball we're not allowed to touch it. We have to see who it works.

It's like my drum set in Stepbrothers. I am not superstitious at all. So, but I am wearing my hat and I'm hoping that this works perfect. Actually, if it works, you're probably going to leave me, right? You're going to be making a lot of money, but I do have a nice wizard hat on. I told you, Frank. I'm only leaving you if you give me one of them college payouts like the coaches get.

Oh, yeah.

You know what? But I do have a nice wizard hat on. I told you, Frank, I'm only leaving you if you give me one of them college payouts like the coaches get. Oh, yeah. You fire me and give me $10 million. I know. You do a shitty job and you get $50 million payout and then you get on top of that even more money. So which is great for the next place that hires you. You have to do a terrible job. It's nice. The life of, you know, it's so hard to get to that level of being a

coach, but once you're in there, professional coach, it's so great because you know your job is going to last to four years. People got to trade. Even if you win the championship, two years, you have, you know, just horrible years, you're done. And then you may be becoming an assistant, but then you go back, you know and become a price it's once you're in that system it's so great you're making so much

money and everybody knows a deal there though back, you know, and become a price. Once you're in that system, it's so great.

You make it so much money and everybody knows a deal there, though. You know, you've got to get fired in a few years no matter what coach it is, right? So anyway, so the crystal ball, what, you know, what are you predicting for 2020? We're going to go over some predictions later because JPMorgan raised their S&P outlook, so at Goldman Sachs. And we're going to go back and look at past forecasts, right?

Because we like credibility here for some of these firms. because JPMorgan raised their S&P outlooks are at Goldman Sachs. And we're going to go back and look at past forecasts, right?

Because we like credibility here for some of these firms. But Daniel, what's your big pick next year? Let's see if this crystal ball actually works. My big pick for next year? Yeah, what is it? Stocks, where's the market going? Come on. Give us one big prediction. Higher, Frank. It's fixed, silly.

It's going higher.

It's going higher.

That's a prediction.

I predict volatility and chaos, Frank.

And we're going to go over our favorite. big prediction. Higher, Frank. It's fixed, silly. It's going higher. It's going higher. That's a prediction.

I predict volatility and chaos, Frank.

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