Hello fellow rebel capitals hope you're well so I think 2024 could shock everybody.

What do I mean by that? Let's get right into this article from the Wall Street Journal and then I want to go over to

the Bureau of, what is the Bureau is this?

Let me shoot over there.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics, excuse me.

And then we're going to go to a couple other places

and connect some dots.

Now, if you saw the thumbnail,

I'm not going to call for a hyper deflation.

I don't even know if that's a thing but relative to people's expectations I think we

could have hyper deflation because the

expectation maybe not with everybody but I think the vast majority of people especially in the sound money space you know the gold silver

Bitcoin space they're expecting 10 15% inflation they're expecting a return to the 1970s. So if you're expecting a 15%

CPI year over year, but we get a negative three that that's that's going to be putting the majority of the

market participants off sides to say the least and I think that is going to be

shocking to the point where you could probably call that hyper-deflation, again relative to expectations.

So let's go to the Wall Street Journal and then we're going to visit some charts and I'll show you why this is my base case and I know that's going to be very unpopular

And I know this is one of those videos where like I'm gonna get thumbs down and they're

oh George you're crazy you don't know what you're talking about no no you've

been listening to Jeff Snyder too much all these things, but now look I'm just basing my opinion on the numbers, on the facts, on the data.

I'll show you what I'm talking about.

Title of this article on the Wall Street Journal,

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