Hello, fellow, Rebel Capital, I hope you're well. So I wanted to go over or take a deep dive into this AI story.

It's all about the bubble. And in fact, Paul Tudor Jones came out today and said that this reminded him of 1999.

A lot of people are taking that to mean that he's very bullish. And I guess maybe in the short term, you could interpret it

that way. But in the longer term, as we all know, 1999, we're going into 2000. That did not end well.

So let's go right over to this headline. They did an interview with him on CNBC. I'd strongly suggest watching it,

but I can go ahead and summarize it for you. Paul Tudor Jones, ingredients are in place for

massive rally before a blow off top to a bull market. So most everyone on Twitter that I see

that's extremely bullish and bullish on

AI, they are looking at this and a lot of the bitcoins as well. They're like, oh my gosh, look at this. Paul Tudor Jones is going to be a blow off top. So you got to get in the market. You got to get in the market. You got to get in the market. That's what most people hear. Where when I hear of a blow off top. Maybe I'm just overly conservative, but I don't really

want to participate in a bubble. There's far more other things that have better value,

or the risk reward is better. And a lot of people make the big mistake of thinking in binary

terms. So either you have to take 100% of your net worth and put it into the S&P 500.

That means you're bullish and you think it's going up. Or you have to take 100% of your net worth

out of the S&P 500 or Nvidia or Google or whatever you've got it in and put it into cash. Those are your

only two options. So if you're not in the market, then you're going to be missing out on all these gains.

As if things like gold don't exist, as if things like gold miners or silver miners or

commodities or commodity producers or equities in other markets. It's like these things

don't exist. There's a lot of other assets that we could invest in where, again, the risk

reward makes a little bit better sense. But let's go into this idea. And then what Tudor Jones says

is he likes gold. He likes crypto. I don't know that

he mentioned Bitcoin specifically. The Bitcoin of course are taking it that way. But he's basically,

okay, the government's spending a lot of money. The Fed is lowering interest rates. And we've got

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