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Trump says that this is the greatest economy ever, but is it?

There's a lot of troubling signs there.

And Jamie Demon of J.P. Morgan says, hey, we could be facing the great financial crisis 2.0.

We're going to take a look at all of that and some more as we dive into this finance view.

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Hello, everybody. Welcome to Finance You. I am your host, Chris Martinson. And today, uh, solo, Paul is off and, uh, today, but I'm going to hold down the entire fort here. Here's what we're going to cover today. Is it the greatest economy ever? It is depending on where you're located in that economy. If you're at the top, it's okay. If you're not at the top,

by which I mean the top 10%, it's not that great. Actually, it's pretty bad for some people.

And we're starting to see credit cracks, particularly in private credit. Will this be the catalyst that

actually drives, or could be GFC 2.0, great financial crisis 2.0.

Now, let's start right here with Trump.

This is him, I believe this is on the 18th of February, somewhere back there last week.

He said this.

In 50 years, a president that won, even a popular president, somebody that's done well.

I'm popular and I've done well.

I mean, I think we have the greatest economy actually ever in history.

We broke 50 and we broke 7,000.

They said I wouldn't do that for four years, and I did it in one year.

We have to get the word out, okay?

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