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Stocks, so. Stocks.

For all sorts of reasons. Some good, some bad.

Later, we've had a lot of bad. And tonight I want to straighten some things out,

not to tell you to buy, but only just to describe some things that have gone wrong.

So you understand what's causing a lot of good stuff to go down. Why does that matter? Because a bad tape causes

individuals to dump great stocks, usually when they should be buying more or at least standing

packed. I know a lot of people are getting very worried. The war has sat their thinking.

The end of the attempts by the president tells the negotiations are going so well,

only to hear nothing from the Iranians, has caused a real gloom that has put a black cloud over the market.

Moments like these are why I wrote how to make money in any market. Because the key to great wealth creation is identifying

winners and then crucially sticking with them through periods like right now, sticking with them

when everyone else is fooled into selling or thinks the game is rigged or the game is over.

It's not. Today we saw a bit of rationality. Oil went up $5, the Dow still managed to gain 50 points.

The other averages, after starting relatively strong, only gave up their gains with the S&B dipping 0.39% and the NASDAQ.

The latter almost trades 100% with oil.

And you know, I think, that 20% decline with this much oil is very reasonable for stocks. Tough. Now, we did see some terrific do-overs. There's a bunch of stocks rallied that were crushed last week. But the fact is, we're in the grips of a powerful bear market, at least for many tech stocks, and it doesn't take much to knock these down at all. I want to start with cybersecurity. jury. And I heard about it all day and not, I didn't hear about anybody getting it right. So let me just, I'm not, it's not out of eubris. They just have to explain it. There's a private company. It's called Anthropic. They're developing an AI model with unchecked, agentic abilities that theoretically could have tremendous cybersecurity powers. Given the strength of Claude, the market believes this new offering from Anthropic will be devastating

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