Hello fellow rebel capitals hope you're well so we just had a report come out from the

infamous Deutsche Bank that is right and what they did is they compared the last two times that we saw the Fed cut by 50 basis points.

This is actually very interesting because it touches on something that we talk about on this channel constantly and that's setting up basically its spreadsheet looking at all the data and then analyzing it and then coming to a

conclusion as to probabilities. So let's check out Georgia. Now before we

get into this report which I think you're going to find fascinating.

Did you know the Fed cut by 50 basis points in 2007?

You know that did you also know that the Fed cut by 50 basis points on September 18th of 2007?

And if you're not connecting the dots, they just cut in 2024 by 50 basis points on September 18th.

Obviously that in itself doesn't mean anything, but it sure is a little a little scary maybe a little

little maybe too coincidental.

Anyway, let's get into the report from Georgia so I don't know maybe I shouldn't call it a report. I think what they did and this is just

in market watch is putting it up on their home page. They actually took AI, I don't know why they needed AI to do this.

It's pretty straightforward.

But this is Jim, maybe you got the data from AI. I guess, you know, now when you just do a Google search to get the information you need, you got to say, oh, I used AI somehow, as though that makes it better.

All right, so this is Jim Reed over at Deutsche Bank and what he wanted to do is not just compare 2007, but he also wanted to compare

2024 with 2001, which is another time when the fed cut by 50 basis points.

So let's see if we can zoom in.

Ah yeah, here we go.

Okay, cool.

It's working a heck a lot better than that last video.

So, and by the way, guys, if you haven't figured this out,

the main reason I'm doing this video

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