Hello, fellow rebel capitalists hope you're well.

So I wanted to go over why I believe a stock market crash is coming.

And I'm not just saying it's my opinion, or I'm not just saying that I've got this feeling that the storm clouds are on the horizon. No, absolutely not. I'm backing this up with data. So let's go first and foremost to a chart that I just posted on Twitter.

And this is the 10-year Treasury minus the two-year, so the yield on the 10-year money. 10 year

Treasury minus the two years. So the yield on the 10 year minus the yield on the two year Treasury.

Now for those of you who watch my videos, you know where I'm going with this.

For those of you who are new to the channel,

I'll give you a quick review.

When the yield curve inverts, we know that's a bad sign.

When the two-year, excuse me, or the 10-year Treasury yield goes under the two year but that's not usually

when the stuff hits the fan so to speak when the stuff hits the fan is when the curve

uninverts and I'm almost sure that's not a word but that's that's the best

word that I can make up to describe when the curve is no longer inverted.

When it starts to steepen out to the point

where it's no longer inverted, that's

when you usually see the big problem, the tsunami

that the yield curve is warning is coming at you at

500 miles per hour. That's when it normally hits the shore and that's when you

need to be ultra prepared. All right. And so to illustrate my point, let's look at this chart and you can see these gray lines are the recessions and it's it gets a little murky here in 1980, but we actually Josh and I went back and looked at this prior to the 1970s as well.

And with the prior to the stuff hitting the fan.

But to get a visual here, we can see right,

we'll call this 1990-ish.

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