Were going to talk about can tell you a fact and how that spreads down through a systemic form of discrimination and a systemic inequality because this is an issue obviously that is spread around the world you know with the uprisings about the George Floyd Murder which has spread around the world and i think the underlying issue here is the Monetary System around the world thats the base of why everybody around the world this protest and why this has spread around the world and it goes to this little clip from the Federal Reserve chairman Jay Powell Marty bent posted this and he said deflecting blame never a good sign individuals are waking up to the biggest scam to sweep earth over the last century the Federal Reserve fix the money fix the world. With more or more. Its not really 2 months. Or is. There a lot of hard work i was. More or less. Consistently for. Longer yours right well lets keep in mind that your own powell is the big shareholder in stocks and hes the guy gave blackrock
Salesforce also up higher. A lot of those secondtier tech names also did well. 10, 15 or more. They are looking for what they think will be the next leg up in this market. Taylor we do a lot of analysis here that abd traditional models dont work anymore. But over the weekend, i was reading about the fed model, ifating around an idea that you use the fed model, equities could march higher than where they are right now. That is a note in the midst of some of the optimism, that catches my attention. Romaine jack, lets pick up where taylor left off, specifically around this idea of how you evaluate market and whether some of the core metrics for valuation really matter in the timeframe we are in. Into this next earnings season really paying attention to some of those more traditional metrics . Jack i think some of those more traditional metrics make sense still as long as you compare them to other metrics. I dont know if the core price to earnings ratio on the s p 500 tells me a whole lot
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