Hello fellow Rebel capitalists hope you're well.

So most of you that have been watching my videos now I've been talking about the inversion of the

yield curve.

Boy, for at least the last nine months, but no recession.

I mean everything's good.

So you've got to ask the question is George Gamin wrong

about the yield curve or what would make me wrong? Maybe this is it is different this time.

Maybe we're not going to have a recession. Maybe the Fed is going to engineer a perfect landing, the

unemployment rate is going to stay low, inflation is going to come down, and the

economy is going to boom. Maybe George is just an idiot. Maybe he's just

fear-mongering for heaven's sakes. Well, there are no certainties only

possible or only probabilities. So that is possible. But let's get into this

article from Bloomberg and maybe we can kind of sift through this a little bit more and

Answer this legitimate question here we go title is the yield curve really wrong this time. And remember those are the two most

dangerous words in investing. It's different this time. Let's keep going. Just like

all the other times the best bet might be to assume not.

And again, this is from Bloomberg. This is not George Gamin in his

tinfoil hat. And more specifically specifically this is from a guy named John Step Back, Stepak, and I guess he is with money distilled.

All right, unyielding, hard landing, soft landing, no landing, trampoline landing.

It's the question that's on everyone's lips.

Well, maybe not everyone's, but if you're paying any attention to the market,

it certainly crossed your mind.

...