Morgan Stanley, uh, things at the S&P 500 is headed towards the Bay of Margin.

So stock market was actually up today, um, but the S&P is still down from a 52 week high.

The 52 week high was 4800 and is currently right below 4300.

Um, so how do we feel about this prediction of a Bay of Margin coming?

Goes into what we've been saying and we haven't seen the worst of a jet.

The, I think I was on a car with Dom dropping them off.

And I think it was God down me on CBC.

Uh, if you guys saw the interview early, you can put it if it was him or not.

But he said this cycle going into a presidential season is actually one of the worst quarters.

So the NASDAQ, when I did my estimation, I said the Saturday, we'll get to about negative 21%.

The Dow has not fallen as much as it should yet.

To know when the market is going to turn around, please keep your eyes on the London market because Europe is going to get hit a lot harder.

So look at the footsie. Look at CAC.

When they start to up tick, that's when you know like the bear market is going to end.

Because so if Europe gets it has a worse recession than us, we'll go up before they do.

But to know when it's over, when the footsie and the CAC begins to up tick and stays above that recession level,

that's when we know we're in a clear.

So until the Dow falls, we're not done completely.

We were up today, but Mondays and Fridays, the market has a highest probability of going up.

If we go up Tuesday and Wednesday, that'd be a very great time.

We're more than likely. We're not. We're probably going to fall tomorrow.

So for those of you who are looking for shorts, look for your setup.

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