Hello, fellow Rebel Capital's. Hope you're well. We finally got Streamyard working back in action.

So I wanted to go over what everybody is missing about inflation, deflation, disinflation.

And this is part of the presentation that I gave at the New Orleans Investment Conference.

And just to give you a little curveball, I also want to go over why this makes me more

bullish on the United States economy than I was, let's just say, two months ago.

Not that I'm on net balance bullish, but I'm more bullish than I was.

So let's start by going over some slides from the presentation I gave at the New Orleans

Zvezcent Conference.

And I think this is going to give you guys a whole new vantage point and a whole new uh i think this is

going to give you guys some ideas to think about that you might never have even um come across

in the past i've never heard this argument before. And not to say that

it's no one out there is saying the same thing, but if they have, I've never heard it. So you guys

sit down, buckle up, and I think that you guys are going to enjoy this and give you a lot of

food for thought. And again, it's going and give you a lot of food for thought.

And again,

it's going to give you a vantage point that I don't think many of you have looked through.

So this is a chart that pretty much everyone is familiar with.

And if I'm going to try to do my best to describe what we're looking at for people that are maybe listening to the podcast.

And this is just typical dollar, the value of the dollar, this chart going back to the beginning of the Federal Reserve,

and how you just see this downward decline, decline, decline, decline.

I mean, everyone has seen this chart has seen this meme now if I were to

ask most of you watching this video or listening to this podcast why has the dollar declined

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