Hello, fellow rebel capitalists, hope you're well. I'm here with my good buddy Patrick

Sorezna, co-host of what I think is the best macro podcast out there.

Way better in mind. It's called Macro Voices. If you guys haven't heard

about it, you got to check it out and subscribe. But he is here today to talk to us about the top three strategies for shorting the stock market.

You guys know from watching my videos that I think that there's some storm clouds that are on the horizon to say the least.

We look at what the yield curve is telling us and that means most likely

that at some point in time the stock market will go down by quite a bit. So how do you take advantage of that?

This is something I've been wondering for my own portfolio so I called up my good buddy who is a top expert at options and pretty much all things involving trading.

I said, Patrick, come on the Rebel Capital Show.

You can walk me through it at the same time you can get my community up to speed. So that's what this

live stream is all about. So Patrick, thanks for being here buddy. Well thank you for having

me George. It's such a pleasure. It's looking forward to taking a deep dive into all of this with you.

Yeah, now you, we were talking prior to hitting the record button on how it's very important when you're shorting something like the

S&P 500 to get the timing right and a lot of times people are way way early and they get stopped out of their position or something like that

and then they're right long term but they end up still losing money and one thing we've

been talking about here is it's not just when the

twos and tins invert but it's when they actually steepen out and when they are

no longer inverted that's when the stuff usually hits the fan.

And we're getting close to that point, but we're not there yet.

So we might have a month or two, maybe three months before we see that kind of magic moment if you will so I

think that's perfect to start the charts that you have. Love it. They're kind of talking about timing.

So George what we should do well first of first of all, I want to talk about those interest rates,

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