Hello fellow rebel capitalists hope you're well wanted to go over some kind of shocking claims

from this J.P. Morgan insider and to do that we're going to go over to my good buddy Andrew Stenu Larson's podcast.

We're going to watch a video clip of this.

And he's interviewing this guy from J.P. Morgan.

And I think you're going to be very interested in what he has to say.

So let's shoot over there right now and check this out.

We're going to play a clip here, maybe a minute or two, and then I'm going to give you my thoughts. We're going to

connect some dots here and this is one of the reasons why I think there's such a big

disconnect with the mainstream, the mainstream media, the mainstream economists, and these talking heads, these people that work at the banks,

they've got a very fed-centric view, and I think this leads them to make bad decisions and come to conclusions that are inaccurate.

Let's get into it and you'll see what I'm talking about.

So this is where this gentleman from J.P. Morgan is talking about the yield curve inversion.

So that's how things look.

One of the things that really drove me to write this piece is so many clients

is either institutional or individual clients

asked me the same question again and again about the infallibility of the papal infallibility of the inverted yield curve.

And so I kind of started out by saying, well, you know, it's true.

You know, there's there is papal infallibility about an inverted yield curve historically,

but there's a bunch of other things that were going on

when those yield curves were inverted.

Guys, this time it's different.

Don't you know?

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