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The question is, is there a wall of liquidity that's coming at this point to keep this thing going in spite of what's taking place?

I mean, heck, at this point, you know, I'm sure there's somebody out there that's hoping

they're going to throw nooks because that'll add another 20 or 30% to the market

because it seems to like all of these potential troubles on the horizon.

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Welcome, everyone, to this episode of Finance You, where we discuss all things financially related, hopefully in easy to understand terms, because that's what we try and do here.

Back with Paul Kiker of Kiker Wealth Management this week.

Paul, it feels like another decade has passed.

So much to discuss.

How are you doing?

I'm doing well, and it does feel

like a decade. These have been some long days in the past week. They have. Like, I'm not even going to

update what I was hoping to talk about this week, except I had the word the word continued. So we're

going to talk about markets in the Iran War continued. And let's just start with the markets.

I took this snapshot just minutes ago.

It's April 22nd at this time.

And so a lot of people are talking about, oh, the S&P here making just absolutely gigantic green candles,

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