Hello fellow Rebel capitalists, hope you are well. I'm here with my good buddy Jeff Snyder. We've got a lot to talk about these esoteric curves are really predicting that we are going to have a hard landing instead of a soft landing. We're going to get into that. But before we do, I think Jeff, that's what you say in your podcast, isn't it? I want to tell everyone about Rebel Capitalists live. You got to get your tickets, A-S-A-P. Mr Jeff Snyder himself is going to be one of our keynote speakers.

It's in Orlando, May 12th to 14th. So if you haven't gotten your tickets, you need to do so, A-S-A-P a p on the channel I hear all the time the

comments George I understand there's most likely a recession coming I understand

that the government they're taking away our freedoms every day but what should I do about it?

Well, the very first thing that you should do is get your tickets to Rebel Capital Slive.

The speakers are going to be incredible.

Jeff, Peter Schiff, Lynn Alden, just to name a few. So go to Rebel Capital,

Slive.com, get your tickets today. All right, Jeff, let's get into the

esoteric curves, my friend, the Year Dollar Futures market, the Choose

and Tens, if you want to start basic, what are they telling us about the rest of 2023?

Well, since the last, really since the beginning of April, maybe the last week or so, we've kind of moved into the, sort of the empire strikes back.

The Fed Hawks are striking back.

I mean, we've had Christopher Waller just recently, a couple other Fed officials saying,

eh, we did such a good job last month.

Our biggest risk is back to being inflation again.

Forget the banks.

We haven't yet had any other failures.

So now you've seen the curve back up a little bit

in interest rates, trying to price in, well, if the urgency of March has dissipated, which it's what it appears to have done, which is not unusual. That's how these crises go. They're always ebbs and flows in all of them.

It's not surprising that the Fed would say,

we did a terrific job, everything's fine.

Let's talk about inflation again.

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