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Here's a bonus trade for my conversation with Michael Gaiat.

Do you feel the expectations from the wider audience, whether you're on Twitter,

do you feel like their expectations are unrealistic? Because there is a lot of vitro

when people put themselves out there, put your theory out there, which is all it is, as you said,

no one's perfect, no one can predict the future. But there seems to be an expectation that

people want folks like you to be right all the time. And when they lose money because they

listen to you, they blame you. Yeah, no, I think that's, first of all, a large part of that is

because unfortunately, attention spans have gotten shorter. So what happens, unfortunately,

is that people, because they are so distracted and because they feel that they have to make money

second by second, because they can trade commission fruity and because they can see their account

value every single moment at time, it makes them forget that that's not what investing is.

Not even what trading is. It's noise. So you're right. They say and have unrealistic

expectations, because if you're not right on the single roll of the die, well, it must mean your

signals broken, which is ridiculous, because even buy and hold breaks. There's enough to,

if you want something which is always perfect, go to made off. If you want something that is,

oh, never has any false signals, that's a fraud, right? Every strategy itself must have draw

doubts. Every, every anomaly you try to take advantage of has that appears where the anomaly is

not presenting itself. In my case, the anomaly is that these leading indicators to risk off dynamics

and equities and that treasuries are the best way to play that. It's that guy that's not my opinion.

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