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Hello America. Dave Hodges here, host of the Common Sense Show. We are the show that is

freeing America one enslaved mind atminded time, and we are joined by Bob Kudla of Trade Genius, and we're going to talk about economic trends closing out the year.

And this could be a really interesting time, given the transition that's taking place and all the volatility that it could

accomplish it. Bob, welcome to the show. And I'm sure you got your hands busy this time of

year. Where would you like to start? Yeah, yeah. Sorry about that. It's been crazy morning already.

So I thought maybe I'll set the macro picture first. So usually what happens in this time of the year is that we get a little bit of what's called mutual fund selling.

That should abate.

Next two weeks, the market should be on a trend higher.

The week between Christmas and New Year, it could be either or.

And then our view is that sometime before the inauguration, a top will be put in the market.

And then we'll probably sell off into March.

And then we'll have to wait and see what kind of bounce we get for a bigger sell-off into the second half of the year.

And the question people ask is why?

Trump's in office now.

Yeah. You know, everything's happening. It's great. Well, we already had the Trump bump, okay.

But the policies that that the Donald is going to put into play here are deflationary. And people say, well, wait a minute, aren't tariffs inflationary?

Well, yes and no.

So they're only inflationary if the money supply rises.

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