Hello, Hello, Rebel Capital. Hope you're well. So breaking news.

One of the United States' largest trucking companies just went bus, an iconic brand,

yellow. I remember seeing these trucks going all up and down the highways pretty much my whole life. They were in business for

I believe right around 99 years. Run a hundred years. They're in business and they just went bus.

And the reason this is so important, not only did they employ 30,000 workers,

but also because they're basically a proxy for the U.S. economy.

So let's get into this video from Fox News and then we're going to go to

CNN and kind of connect some dots here and go over kind of what other data points that

we can extract from this story to better predict the probabilities of where the

economy is going in the future. So we're going to go right over to Fox News and

let's go ahead and listen to this clip.

Sir, with a share price, which you mentioned.

Actually, before we get into this,

one thing I wanted to mention, they just stated

that one of the main reasons they are going out of business

is because they failed to refinance their debt.

So what happens when money becomes tight?

What happens when bank lending contracts?

Businesses can't roll over their debt,

they go bust, they fire employees.

And then you got to think about how that correlates

or how that impacts other markets like stocks, housing,

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