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You know, now, after years of pull up, pull up, pull up, pull up, pull up, pull up, pull up,

like, oh, look, there's mountains there, that's why.

And we're trying to pull up, but, you know, the question, I guess, to continue

the metaphor is, can the airframe handle it? I don't know.

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Welcome to this episode of Finance You.

I'm your host, Chris Martinson, and today I am genuinely honored to bring you one of the clearest, most courageous voices in macroeconomics today.

Luke Groman, founder and CEO of Forest for the Trees, or FFTT, you can see it in his background there.

And Luke is the analyst who saw the weaponization of the dollar coming years before Russia got kicked out

a swift, who's been relentlessly documenting the U.S. debt spiral. We'll get into that today.

The rise of de-dollarization, so many things coming to a head, and the return of gold as money,

while most of Wall Street was still chanting transitory inflation, our favorite word

transitory.

His weekly research notes are legendary.

They move billions in institutional money.

They make treasury officials sweat, and they've been dead right on the biggest trends

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