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From my perspective, they become ever more desperate and ever more desperate to paint to cover this lie

instead of just telling the truth and talking to the American people, Hey, we made a mistake.

Hello and welcome, everyone, to this edition of Finance You,

where you're going to have a couple of smart dudes with some experience.

And a few gray hairs discussing the state of all things economic in the world with you in ways, hopefully you can understand Paul, Kiker of Kiker Wealth Management. Paul, good to see you again, buddy.

How are you doing?

I'm doing good. Good to see you on this bizarro environment we're in.

It's so bizarre. We're going to talk about that. I want to talk about Japan and just as a sort of

almost like a cautionary tale or it's just this weird thing.

I want to talk about the housing market, but just general markets as well, because there

are bizarre things going on.

What was that old saying?

The markets can stay irrational longer than you can remain solvent, you know, if you're short

the markets, right?

So markets don't have to make sense. We know that.

But there's something extra weird these days it feels like to me. It is. It is. And I believe that was

Jesse Livermore that made that quote. And, you know, and he was a famous trader during the

bubble of the late 1920s and had to navigate through the Great Depression sell-off. So that is true.

That's one thing that we've learned since the Federal Reserve and his printed money,

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