@@RQFFMZH last week China (Shanghai and Shenzhen) was down 7%. They’re already in a deflationary spiral very similar to Japan in the 1990’s with the Chinese government in more debt as a % of GDP than the US. So the Chinese market isn’t going anywhere. In fact a friend tells me a lot of the crypto money is coming from China and the RMB has fallen to multiple year lows. So maybe a lot of the current bubble money has come from China and countries like India. It explains why the bubble in US tech and crypto inflated despite the Fed draining liquidity since 2022.

@ thanks!

Yes but no trend goes on forever. It doesn’t go up at such a steep gradient and then trade sideways. Profit taking always triggers a bubble bursting. Also I mentioned the USD will strengthen, but the money will pour into treasuries, so it’s a good idea to buy and get them while interest rates are still high.

@@TheToplessChefWB SGOV is very attractive to me, I agree. But not for the herd, they need 50-100% gains lol. I still think we don't have that black swan catalyst that starts wrecking the system. Interesting to watch this play out, but I'd rather own med tech ( TMDX) as my hedge in a crashing economy/valuation hit.

@@dukser691986 not really many options. In a normal bear cycle when growth stocks get hit, money moves into defensive stocks like food and pharmaceuticals. But this year it’s different because Robert Kennedy Jr is tasked with making America healthy again and companies making processed foods and pharma stocks are taking a hit. Will depend if that’s been priced in already. Best option is still bonds and precious metals but the latter after Q2. Looks like the USD will temporarily strengthen as a safe haven in the event of a recession. The recent manufacturing data shows the U.S. manufacturing sector is already contracting. You can buy inverse Nasdaq ETF SQQQ but bear in mind that decreased overtime if there’s no big fall as the market makers use derivatives to create it and the options will lose time value. So only if you agree there’s a big rapid fall would you do that. Or just sell futures which is what I’m doing but don’t over leverage in case of counter rallies. In fact I’m discussing all this in the next vid.

Next vid is up kzbin.info/www/bejne/gKfUk6iIdsRsjKMsi=poVFFhpqmXNuD5GC

Yeah it's just hype. Investor's do good getting 7-8 percent returns a year and bubbles like these are actually free gifts for those disciplined to get out early near the top and not go back into the market while it's falling, But most people won't and it's the late buyers at the top essentially transferring money to early buyers who bought at the bottom.

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When the tech bubble popped which was during innovation regarding the internet, the S&P didn’t trade back to the same level till late 2007. Then the financial crisis of 2008-9 happened, it didn’t make a new high till 2013. As for the Nasdaq it didn’t make a new high till 2016.

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@@istoppain62 well market down again today when it should be the strongest time of the year and bitcoin broke 93k which I mentioned in the vid. So I expect a big water fall in Jan and then technically the market reversal will be much more pronounced.

@ escalator up, elevator down. See you in the ground floor

@ agreed, good luck shorting!

@@TheToplessChefWB I played the pandemic chaos too and it looks like same set up but this time is slower

I’m locking some profits for this year

Manufacturing is already in recession. Service sector next kzbin.info/www/bejne/gKfUk6iIdsRsjKMsi=poVFFhpqmXNuD5GC

Make sure to come back and watch at the end of Jan and we’ve sold off big time and I’ll teach you how to make money out of this bear market. 😉

@@joshuamackiewicz1522 yeah absolutely but I’ll now save up my cash and buy in 2026. Right now everyone is going on about Mag7 and crypto and that’s usually the sign of a very unhealthy market.

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@@holaquetalca877 I did. I declared my short positions from last Friday near the end of the vid.

Do you have the proof

@@grtgoalsgrtgoal1247 Yeah I literally pinned the time at which I sold S&P at 6010 from a chart on a public site to my Instagram @thetoplesschefwb and will keep it pinned for 18 months. Someone else wanted proof from my trading account which I find really weird. Isn’t the tough part making the 40% drop call? I’m not disclosing my position sizes to strangers on the internet.

Curious did you see on Instagram or threads. Or this actually popped up on your KZbin feed? Curious if my vids even pop up anywhere lol

@TheToplessChefWB KZbin feeds. I watch a lot of finance channels like Meet Kevin, Minority Mindset, Economics Explained, How Money Works, etc. I agree with much of your assessments and have been thinking about shorting the sp500 myself. I've also been thinking of how to short the American dollar, George Sorros style as well. The macro economic indicators don't look good right now. There are a lot of sub prime loans flooding the market and with rising costs of everything with stagnant wages, car repos are on the rise, lots of foolish money gambling on, housing prices are going up because soany people are locked into lower interest rates from covid and not selling this limiting the supply of homes for the next 25 years. Homes aren't being built fast enough. What has me really concerned though is the amount of money being poured into insurance industry and products. As costs for things go up, insurance coverage goes up and with that, premiums. With wages being stagnant, people's expenses for cars, health, life, homes increases as accelerated rates. When they have to cut expenses, insurance might be on of the first places to get cut. I haven't looked at the data extensively, but I already know people in my personal life who have opted out of health and life insurance to save on costs. If enough people pull out of their policies it could trigger another 2008 style crash in the insurance markets. Many insurance companies have already pulled out of California, New York, and Florida because of cost of business in those states have gone up tremendously and I don't see this trend reversing anytime soon.

@TheToplessChefWB KZbin feeds. I watch a lot of finance channels like Meet Kevin, Minority Mindset, Economics Explained, How Money Works, etc. I agree with much of your assessments and have been thinking about shorting the sp500 myself. I've also been thinking of how to short the American dollar, George Sorros style as well. The macro economic indicators don't look good right now. There are a lot of sub prime loans flooding the market and with rising costs of everything with stagnant wages, car repos are on the rise, lots of foolish money gambling on, housing prices are going up because soany people are locked into lower interest rates from covid and not selling this limiting the supply of homes for the next 25 years. Homes aren't being built fast enough. What has me really concerned though is the amount of money being poured into insurance industry and products. As costs for things go up, insurance coverage goes up and with that, premiums. With wages being stagnant, people's expenses for cars, health, life, homes increases as accelerated rates. When they have to cut expenses, insurance might be on of the first places to get cut. I haven't looked at the data extensively, but I already know people in my personal life who have opted out of health and life insurance to save on costs. If enough people pull out of their policies it could trigger another 2008 style crash in the insurance markets. Many insurance companies have already pulled out of California, New York, and Florida because of cost of business in those states have gone up tremendously and I don't see this trend reversing anytime soon.

@@TheToplessChefWB @TheToplessChefWB KZbin feeds. I watch a lot of finance channels like Meet Kevin, Minority Mindset, Economics Explained, How Money Works, etc. I agree with much of your assessments and have been thinking about shorting the sp500 myself. I've also been thinking of how to short the American dollar, George Sorros style as well. The macro economic indicators don't look good right now. There are a lot of sub prime loans flooding the market and with rising costs of everything with stagnant wages, car repos are on the rise, lots of foolish money gambling on, housing prices are going up because soany people are locked into lower interest rates from covid and not selling this limiting the supply of homes for the next 25 years. Homes aren't being built fast enough. What has me really concerned though is the amount of money being poured into insurance industry and products. As costs for things go up, insurance coverage goes up and with that, premiums. With wages being stagnant, people's expenses for cars, health, life, homes increases as accelerated rates. When they have to cut expenses, insurance might be on of the first places to get cut. I haven't looked at the data extensively, but I already know people in my personal life who have opted out of health and life insurance to save on costs. If enough people pull out of their policies it could trigger another 2008 style crash in the insurance markets. Many insurance companies have already pulled out of California, New York, and Florida because of cost of business in those states have gone up tremendously and I don't see this trend reversing anytime soon.

@TheToplessChefWB KZbin feeds. I watch a lot of finance channels like Meet Kevin, Minority Mindset, Economics Explained, How Money Works, etc. I agree with much of your assessments and have been thinking about shorting the sp500 myself. I've also been thinking of how to short the American dollar, George Sorros style as well. The macro economic indicators don't look good right now. There are a lot of sub prime loans flooding the market and with rising costs of everything with stagnant wages, car repos are on the rise, lots of foolish money gambling on, housing prices are going up because soany people are locked into lower interest rates from covid and not selling this limiting the supply of homes for the next 25 years. Homes aren't being built fast enough. What has me really concerned though is the amount of money being poured into insurance industry and products. As costs for things go up, insurance coverage goes up and with that, premiums. With wages being stagnant, people's expenses for cars, health, life, homes increases as accelerated rates. When they have to cut expenses, insurance might be on of the first places to get cut. I haven't looked at the data extensively, but I already know people in my personal life who have opted out of health and life insurance to save on costs. If enough people pull out of their policies it could trigger another 2008 style crash in the insurance markets. Many insurance companies have already pulled out of California, New York, and Florida because of cost of business in those states have gone up tremendously and I don't see this trend reversing anytime soon.

Oh is it? Damn I’ll have to fix it. Can’t tell on my phone.

@@TheToplessChefWB Use headphones, might help :)

@ haha I noticed now I’ve put them on. I accidentally changed my mic receiver to mono instead of stereo somehow. My bad. Thanks for pointing it out!

@@justinpeck2217 if you’ve already tried one meal a day for 5 days already and you feel comfortable I think you’re more than ready to do a multi day fast. Again it’s more psychological than a physical challenge, just have to deal with any feelings of hunger or boredom from not eating. Good luck! 😉

@@TheToplessChefWBthanks!! she will appreciate your feedback. I had her sit and watch your video .

@@justinpeck2217thanks, haha I hope she’s not bored by my voice 😅

@@TheToplessChefWB not at all man ! Thanks for sharing and helping people in the community! We need more people like you doing this.

@@James-wd9ib haha thanks!

Thanks. Yeah so much heart ache for so many people and all it takes is eliminating carbs and a periodic multi day fast a couple times a year. Plus even Thomas Seyfried eats donuts sometimes. For those not on carnivore they just need to cut out carbs for a couple weeks on a regular basis followed by a fast.

@@landons2k907 so I started in August 2022 at 103.5kg and lost 16kg/35lbs in 3 months. It was the most insanely fast weight loss I’ve ever done. I finished at 87.5kg. Now back at 92.5kg but gained 5kg of muscle in the last year. I haven’t done strict carnivore all the time in the last year since I got healthy again. If I cheat more than a few days then my psoriasis comes back. Although if I do keto and only eat avocados, onions and garlic on top of the meats I’m good. If I’ve been on holiday or cheated and drank with friends I do strict carnivore for a week when back.

@@randomnonymous I’m British but it’s not really British because I went to an international school.

@@pups40603 I get South American grass fed beef in Taipei. 1.7kg for $1300NTD, or US$43. You have to get large blocks from the butcher and cut it up yourself. If you live in the U.S. then invest in a freezer and get a 1/4 cow and can eat it for a year. But eggs are cheap and excellent super food. Fish is good too. I just cut down on chicken and pork but they are cheaper for sure.

Aim for the cheapest cuts that you can afford. Minced meats are cheap. If too lean aim to add butter or get the fats.

​@@TheToplessChefWB This. Price goes up significantly when buying individual steaks. Best thing you can do is be a vulture at the grocery store. Buy the big cuts and be opportunistic, buy what is on sale. I bought whole beef tenderloins (filet mignon) on sale, like $50 for the whole backstrap one time. Cut up that'd be several hundred dollars of steaks at a restaurant. Also invest in a good vacuum sealer and a deep freeze. It'll preserve your meat incredibly well for a year or even more.

因為三年前我不知道我現在知道的東西! 但是到了現在還沒有得過心臟病的人應該沒事了。

@@gnnguy well I think the discovery of penicillin was very important. For example it made a huge difference to the survival rates of surgery between WW1 and WW2. Just that these days they’ve been overprescribed leading to antibiotic resistant bacteria. I’m not saying all pharmaceuticals are bad. My stance is the same as Marcia Angell, when the pharmaceutical industry is trying to mislead the public to being sick or taking meds they don’t even need, that’s when it’s not ethical.

@@TheToplessChefWB Thanks for the reply. In my own research and use I have found that both blue light and things like apple cider vinegar are very good topical, natural anitbiotics, better than Neosporin or prescriptions ABs as they do not ruin your gut. You can kill staph infections with either or both including the nasty MRSA strain. It's not well known but there are published studies on this.

@ oh yeah, if you’re just talking about normal infections then definitely go apple cider vinegar. I wouldn’t touch antibiotics unless I was dying, or a wound big enough that there’s risk of it going septic. That stuff wipes out the gut bacteria creating big problems especially if someone is not on a good diet and repopulates with harmful bacteria. They run the risk of getting ill very easily without repopulating with good bacteria. In fact any antibiotic prescription should come with probiotics and prebiotics instructions and they don’t. That’s why I say it’s way overprescribed. The majority of medications are completely unnecessary.

@@ImPiPi oh yeah? I live in Taipei 😃

If I’m not tired from weight training I do 5-8 min of high intensity interval training. I don’t do long periods of cardio because long periods increases cortisol. Instead I walk a lot, walking doesn’t increase cortisol.

@@CUBEOFSIX thanks. I just started off trying to help my friends but just want to share the info with everyone. All the stuff in my videos are openly available on the internet and I try to put in key search terms or link stuff in the video description.

@@sigrid3553 oh thank you! I’m surprised you found that interview since it was so long ago. I’m feeling great these days and trying to spread the word people can fix their chronic illnesses via diet and lifestyle.

@@GMGaugeRepair my own FB, and various carnivore diet groups like world carnivore tribe, carnivore diet for beginners.

@@raymondli3001 I’ll do a new vid on this tomorrow

Thanks bro!