Hello fellow Rebel capitalists hope you're well.

So I've got an interesting date for you, September 1st.

So you may be asking yourself, okay George, what's the big deal

about September 1st?

Well, that could be the day that triggers or starts the recession that

the yield curve has been predicting. Let's go down a rabbit hole here. Let's try to

connect some dots.

And the first thing I want to present to you is my Twitter feed. Let's go over there.

And this is from the Wall Street Journal. This will be familiar for most of

you who have been paying attention watching my videos. The renowned nervousness

about bank losses sent some investors back into the Treasury market.

We have had problems with the banking sector

with Silicon Valley Bank,

but even more recently with Pac-West

and then the bank about a week ago that blew up in Kansas

this would lead us to believe that we're not in we haven't seen the end of this

banking crisis in 2023 they go on to say where yields have been climbing in recent weeks amid worry about inflation

and growing belief that the economy would avert a recession.

The benchmark 10-year note was up to a yield of 3.97%.

Now, of course, as we speak, it's up near 4.2%.

So one thing I want to highlight here,

before we move on, is this part right in the middle.

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