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Hello, everyone. Welcome to this edition of Finance You. I'm your host, Chris Martinson here of Peak Financial Investing, back with Paul Kiker of Kiker Wealth Management. Hi, Paul.

Hi, Chris. Good to see you again.

We got a lot of stuff to talk about. We've got to jump in because so much has been going on. We've had so many inquiries from people who want to hear from you.

Volatility, the CPI,

which is the inflation reading, which just came out this morning. Gold and silver, of course, oil two, something to talk about in Japan, if we can have time and get to it. So let's start there

with the volatility, Paul. What is going on? You said last week you were on what you called Market Watch,

meaning you were going to sell bounces. Have you found any bounces to sell?

There have been no bounces. The only thing that I can, the song that comes to mine is

welcome to the jungle, right? So this is a completely different environment from what we've been in

before.

And as season as I am, it's not that often that I start to get a little nervous, and I had to even put my own emotions in check. You know, we reached some levels where we should have

bounced in the markets. We didn't, and we've continued to follow through to the downside.

It looks like for the past couple of days, we're starting to consolidate.

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