WHY THE COMING RECESSION WILL NOT TOUCH MAGA CITIES AND STATES

➡ The Common Sense Show, hosted by Dave Hodges, features guest Bob Kudla who discusses the impact of economic trends and political events on the stock market. They discuss the negative economic decisions made by the Biden administration and appreciate the challenges faced by Trump. They also talk about the shifting political landscape globally, with countries like Japan, Germany, and Italy leaning towards the right. The discussion also covers Trump’s strategies to isolate Russia and China, and the potential for the U.S. to dictate trade deals more effectively.
➡ The market is expected to experience a significant pullback between August and October, but it’s not predicted to crash. Economically, we may enter a recession, but it won’t be felt by everyone. The recession will impact the liberal coasts more than the interior industrials due to factories moving back into the U.S. The middle section of the white-collar workforce will be heavily affected by AI, while chip fab plants and factories will be the focus.
➡ The text discusses various geopolitical and economic issues, including the role of engineers in solving problems, the importance of rare earths and heavy metals, and the potential for their prices to decrease. It also touches on the stock market, the potential for a war to disrupt economic trends, and the strategic positioning of countries like Russia, China, and the U.S. The text also mentions the possibility of China invading Siberia and the potential for Alberta and Saskatchewan to become U.S. states.
➡ There’s a growing separatist movement in Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and British Columbia, with Alberta leading the charge due to its alignment with American energy companies. These provinces are considering independence from Canada and seeking economic and security treaties with the United States. The Canadian government is trying to confuse voters about this issue, but the movement is gaining momentum. The situation could change if Alberta approves a separation, leading to negotiations with Ottawa and potentially creating a divide between West and East Canada.
➡ The speaker thanks Bob for joining the discussion despite scheduling issues. They believe the timing worked out well, leading to some unexpected insights. The speaker also thanks the audience for their participation and encourages them to take advantage of an offer on Davelovestrading.com. They conclude by saying goodbye and promising to talk to Bob again next month.

Hello, America and to our friends around the world. Welcome to the Common Sense Show. My name is Dave Hodges, I’m the host and we are the show that’s freeing America one enslaved mind at a time. We have my friend Bob Kudla back with us here and he does a lot with the market, stock market, that is. He has to be in tune with economic factors. And if you’re new to the Common Sense show, well, you going to really enjoy this because Bob blends in economic trends, political events and so forth and combines it all and says this is how the market’s affecting you.

And before we’re done today, he’s going to have a surprise for you. I think you’re going to like this surprise, Bob. After a couple of missteps, we finally got to hook up and glad we could get together here. You know, let me just start off with a really broad general phrase. The more I look at what the Biden administration did to the economy, the more I appreciate the obstacles that Trump must deal with. I mean, anything that could have been done wrong was done wrong, economically speaking. Do you agree with that? Yeah, I mean, look, I think it was a design feature of the, of the past administration.

Look, they went, they went for broke, right? They, they shot their shot to really roll us into a permanent. I would call it a neo feudal society. You know, I wouldn’t call it communism, I wouldn’t call it socialism. It’s really, it’s really kind of old school fascism, you know, where, where the elites run the country and then they have their, there’s Synco fans underneath the other enforcers underneath that. And then everybody else is kind of at their whim, if you will. And you know, not just America woke up to it. You’re starting to see it across the board.

So Trump took care of that. Just if you look now is Japan was in, has some economic problem. They thought the socialists were going to take power. The left in Japan will take power. But the right actually expanded their, their, their, their, their seats in the house. In fact, they took over the upper chamber. That’s huge for, you know, two reasons. Is one is that illegal immigration was there was the thing that they were most worried about. Believe that over economic conditions really the Japanese are, are, I hate the word xenophobic because they’re just really monocultural.

And they just said too many people are coming into the country that don’t share Japan’s cultural values. And then two days later they cut the deal with Trump. So they needed to get past that election and, and an interesting thing is that they’re going to buy some ag products. Japan’s in a little bit of trouble here. The Asia, we talked about this so many times. You got the environment where you have these mercantilistic countries. You know, I would put pretty much everywhere in Asia in that camp where they suppress domestic consumption, they suppress domestic wages, and then they turn around and try to export their, their way into balance of payments.

And Trump blew up that. So you know, you have Japan and Korea and the Philippines and Indonesia are all coming on board now with, with, with the Trump approach because they need Trump for their economic protection against China. And so, so that was really interesting to me. Europe is also swinging that way too. So you have, you have Germany trying desperately to keep AFD out, right? I think that’s going to blow up on them because most Germans, even though they don’t like AfD, you know, that don’t vote for AfD, don’t want that party banned. And, and if you ever seen the block of voting is, is the entire eastern bloc of Germany is solidly AfD and then you have some smatterings around the country.

But the old socialist, the party, the spd, is a bunch of old people. And so as, as they roll off, the AfD is going to gain more and more power because the Greens are discredited. Poland went right, Hungary went right. You know, they tried to keep Romania from going right as well. And so you’re starting to see, and Italy’s right, so you’re starting to see a shift there. And but let me belabor this point because it’s important economically for us is that then Trump basically neutered Iran. Right. And so what that’s going to do now, and then Trump is providing weaponry to Ukraine because the game was China and Russia and Iran had a game.

You can throw North Korea in there if you want is to basically divide and conquer the United States. You know, get them so spread out and then you got the fentanyl through Mexico and Trump, that’s what’s going on behind the scenes. Trump is deli slicing off that. He’s now gonna, he’s now gonna flip because Putin won’t sign a deal. He’s now going to overwhelm Russia with high tech American equipment, which they fear because we’re not dealing with, you know, crap from China and crap from Iran. You have stuff that actually will blow every Russian aircraft, every Russian missile out.

And also they’re going to give longer range missiles to Ukraine. I’m not a big fan of this war but, you know, you got to bring Russia into the negotiating table. You got to bring Russia European fold. So then we can focus totally on China. You know, the Fifth Fleet can now move. Bob, I lost Jerry Bodio there. Asia. So China fear. Can you hear me now? Yes, China. China fears the United States as 100% focus on them. And then you got G. Is he really empowered anymore to this Marshall take over? Reason why this is important is because this creates Pax Americana.

That means that we’re going to be able to dictate trade deals more effectively. You know, we locked the Congo down, so we don’t need Russian metals anymore. Okay, well, we locked them down by isolating them. You know, the most brilliant thing that Trump has done was even though he had to get in bed with a dirty guy in Syria, the dirty guy in Syria kicked Russia out. And then he did this pipeline from Qatar, natural gas into Europe. It’s going to go through Turkey, and it brings Turkey into the American orbit and it goes into Europe, and it had to go through Syria.

And now Russia can’t exploit African minerals because they’re basically cut off from resupply because the Russian bases in Syria are gone. I mean, that was brilliant what Trump did there. I mean, absolutely brilliant. It really isolated Russia. And now do you think. Let me ask you this question. Do you think that Trump is going to tariff the heck out of India and China because they’re still trading with Russia? Because he’s threatened to do it. He won’t do anything to India because he views Modi as a friend. Trump is very personal in his politics. And so I think he’s going to go out to China pretty hard, though.

China’s weak right now. China’s weak. Need. He won’t do. He won’t do much to India, just normal, normal tariff stuff because he can’t afford alienating India. India is his linchpin. You know, in. In Asia, basically, you got Japan on one end, you got India on the other end. China has to go from one end of the Indian Ocean to the other with hostile nations for their supply line. And you can’t get. You can’t move all this stuff over rail. Okay? And so. And look, and Trump, he’s in a position where he can kind of deal with Afghanistan, too.

You know, the Taliban, you know, first, it’s weird. Like the Vietnamese, you know, once the war is over, they. They want to cut a deal with America because they want to get wealthy. They know the Chinese aren’t going to do them any favors, right? And so they’re like, okay, hey, the war’s over, we forgive you. You know what I mean? And let’s do deals together and guess where those, guess where those, those railroad tracks are going through, you know, and, and you know, you got the stands and you got Russian, I mean you got America now trying to co opt China in the stands, you know what I mean? I’m talking about Uzbekistan, Taan, you know, I forget the other one, the biggest one, Kazakhstan.

And so, so if he gets the stands, that means, that means China has to go through hostile territory for everything for their supply chain. And then, you know, look, we can cut them off from their, their markets and the only market they have that’s big if we cut them off is Europe’s already having a problem with them is Brazil and how much can Brazil absorb? So I, I think it’s really fascinating and I’m leading all this up to tell you that, you know, Trump, you know, went on the, his tax thing, you know, be that made his fight with Elon.

It looks like they’re kissing and making up a little bit too. And behind the scenes DOI’s working as, as expected. You know, you have the stock market pulling all time highs. You got this warp speed on AI and you’re like, everything’s great. But if you’re a trader, that’s when you get worried because markets don’t fall on bad news, they fall on good news. And the reason why is because there’s no more good news coming out. We’ve, we front ran it as they call it in trading. And so we’re looking for a pullback in this market here August to October, it could be even starting right now.

And I’m not calling for a crash, I’m calling for a, you know, a pretty decent pullback. And, and then go back in December and back into a higher move next year in, in the markets economically we probably will drift into a recession and, and you’ll, and then we’ll drift out of the recession. But most people won’t, most people won’t feel it in terms of the MAGA base. Okay. This recession is going to affect non MAGA environment. So can you be specific what kind of markets? Yeah, so the, the liberal coasts are going to suffer more than the interior industrials because those factories are moving in from other countries back into the United States.

But what I would call the modela economy is in trouble. What I mean by that, you ever watch the TV commercials, the guys working at a barista, but somehow he’s able to wear great clothing and go out to eat every night and drink a Modela, you know, you know, and, and sipping their wines that those people are going to get absolutely crushed. AI is going to rip out the whole middle section of the white collar workforce and, and the focus is going to be on building out these chip fab plants that are going in like crazy and also these factories that are going to be rolling back into the United States.

So, so we’re going to be going from the exterior into the interior. So you’re looking at California and New York, you know, are going to, are going to, are going to really suffer here. And you’re going to see the south and the Midwest and the Plains State do pretty well. Exactly how is California going to suffer? Well, I mean, look, you just saw this last week in and out Burgers headquarters moving out. So they just have an environment that’s just not friendly. They’re not conducive to any manufacturing here whatsoever. You know, you got farmers in the Central Valley that are at the whim of a governor who thinks that he’s going to win the next election as president by being buddies with the Green Party.

And then you have LA is a mess right now. And so anybody that is anybody are moving their, their, their IP and everything out. So you got all the chip plants moving to Arizona, Mexico, Texas. You know, headquarters are still moving into Georgia and Tennessee and Florida. And, and you have an environment where we’re just continuing hollowing out here. And you know, this, this state will be nothing but a big, you know, Disneyland resort with a lot of illegals. So. Yeah, well, let me ask you too about New York, Mandami. I mean, you know, I’m not being personally insulting, but his express views are decidedly communist.

Will Wall street become Miami Street? Will they move? All I know is Desantis welcomes the, the mayorship of Mandani. Yeah, I, I agree. I, I understand exactly what you’re saying and I agree with you. Well, you gotta understand a lot of, a lot of Wall Street’s sitting in New Jersey right now too. I’ve heard that too. And, but that’s not ideal either. But when Goldman Sachs goes to Miami, you know, the change has come and I’m just saying I, I wouldn’t be surprised that these things are happening. And back to California. I just saw this morning that California is, because of what Newsom’s doing with the oil refineries, is going to lose 20% of their oil production.

And they’re, they’re projected to have major gas shortages and that’s going to spill over to me in Arizona. Well, that’s, that’s a design feature by the left. They, they don’t want people in, in gas power. That’s true. That’s true. The EV mandate for 2030, he’s not building enough. Well, it’s not just the EV mandate. They want to shove everybody into the, into, into these cities so they don’t want people driving at all. Yeah, that’s true. I, I agree with that. I, I think, I think that’ll all get blown up. You know, Trump, Trump could just declare national, a national emergency and force California to allow those refineries to run because you can just say it’s a national security issue and it’ll take it out of the hands of the governor.

How likely do you think that is, Bob? Well, I think he’ll let California feel the pain first. Look, he’s spending all his time getting rid of the illegals here so that more Republicans can win House seats in the next election. Interesting. Yeah. And that’s interesting. Yeah. Because a lot of people, and I don’t want to go down the immigration path here. But just to your point, the division I see in Magra, among other things, I would say it this way. We want to see the rapists, the murderers, the gangsters, you know, the traffickers. We want those guys either in prison or gone.

Okay. And so people support that. The. But when they’re going to Home Depot and get the day laborers, that’s a problem. But what people don’t realize is the implications that spin off of not doing anything. And it’s a big mess. Oh, I don’t, I think, I think Hispanics are all for total illegal immigration. Exactly. Hispanics who are American citizens. Exactly. Right. I mean, in fact, the people who write to me, send me emails, make comments in social media, and those that are Latino and American citizens, they are extremely right wing in terms of the immigration policies.

That’s where Trump is focusing. Let me, let me take your, one other thing that I’m curious about. I wanted to get your opinion on this, Bob, because I’ve done some investigation. I’ve interviewed some people on this, including Joshua Ballard, who’s the CEO of the largest rare earth minerals company in America. He feels, along with others, that China really holds the trump card, pun intended, over America because they’re a decade ahead of us in terms of us catching up with rare earth minerals that we need for our basic cell phones, military defense. Do you agree with that assessment? Are we in that much trouble? I don’t Know, he’s probably talking his book a little bit, but you know, this stuff is recyclable, by the way.

Okay. And you have to understand, 10 years ago, if you recall, the Chinese ban the imports of these, these minerals to Japan. And in six months, Japanese engineers rejiggered out the materials required to develop magnets and stuff without using Chinese rare earths. Remember, rare earths aren’t rare. It’s just that’s part, it’s in the periodic table. It’s just that they’re kind of messy and expensive to, to fab, you know, to process. Okay. And, and so where America has a shortage of rare earths is it is in the heavy rare, it’s the light rare, you know, know all over the place.

Can you give an example what you mean by heavy and light? Well, I don’t know the names off the top of my head, but you know, you got like germanium and things like that. There’s, there’s on, on the periodic table there’s two lines, okay. The upper line are light rare earths. The lower line are heavy rare earths. Heavywear are, are, are more problematic for us than the light rare earths. But you look, you know, Australia has all the rare earths. We have the rare earths in the United States too. You know, we just opened another mine in, in Wyoming and five years ago they said lithium is a problem for the United States.

Oh, the countries have us over a barrel. Well within that five years, American, you know, prospectors went to work and now we have two minds that are probably worth $2 trillion worth of lithium. One in, in, in Northern Nevada area and one in the Salton Sea. So we’re self sufficient in lithium right now. It’s just, it’s just political, you know. You know, and when I mean political, you got to get the minds up and running. And so you know, you have that. And then, and then also there’s a company out there called Quad U U U U.

Okay, We’ve been in and out of this uranium company, but they actually have rare earths. Okay. And, and, and then you have the obviously MP materials. You know, if you went from Vegas to California, you see that, you actually see their mine off of Interstate 15. Okay. And now we’re processing those, those mirrors in, in Texas. So and then Lutnick just did a deal with China, said hey, you want chips? You want our AI chips? You deliver us magnets. So, so you know, so that, you know, there’s, there’s now a little bit back and forth on that stuff, but in five to ten years, you know, they may have a ten year head start, but it’s, we had a problem because politically we didn’t want to make the mess.

But you know, now we put ourselves in a situation where we have to make the mess. Canada, Mexico has rare earths. So you know, we’re going to have reverse and, and you know, and oh, it’s funny because I was in the solar business for many, many years. And, and, and once you get the engineers involved, okay, you solve these problems. Same with solar. It was expensive to install solar until you got the engineers involved. They moved the DC current up to AC right against the panels. You eliminated expensive electrician work. You know, you got the utilities come in there.

They, they pop line feeds right into the panel so the electrician didn’t have to get into the panels. And, and so that’s what happens here too. Japanese engineers and scientists, material scientists want the work. We don’t need Chinese. All of a sudden Chinese dropped, dropped their ban on Japan on rare earths. And that’s going to happen here too. Rare earths are going to get pretty cheap here in the next couple of years. Interesting. That’s a unique perspective from what I’m hearing. But I think what I’m hearing is a plea for American intervention to help the companies involved in America.

It’s already, I’ve already declared it, actually Biden declared it. Believe it or not, Trump’s just executing it. Look, America has two problems, right? Rare earths and heavy metals. I’m talking about platinum, palladium. He already covered himself with the Congo, right? And now he’s solving rare earths. You know, energy is not a problem for us. Food’s not a problem for us. Those were our two Achilles heels. And, and, and they’re working on them hard. And so, you know, so actually, you know, I’m, Trump’s doing all the right things. It’s just that, you know, when all the right things are known, you know, from a trader standpoint, is that you got, you got companies like Palantir, which is an amazing company, trading at nearly a 100 times sales, not earnings.

So that prices, that company is going to go down. Nvidia is 8% of the entire stock market. And Nvidia’s market cap is higher than most countries gdp. It’s simply not sustainable. And what happens is when the stock market finally realizes these things, you get a spillover effect into the economy because people pull back. Now the good news for Trump is if it pulls back this year, just like what happened with Clinton in 99 and 2000, you’re going to get a massive amount of capital gains tax revenue on the books into 2026. And I think that’s probably part of his plan.

He’s going to probably foster a sell off this year just to collect some tax revenue. And from his standpoint, it’s a good strategy. It is amazing timing that I’m seeing from Trump on these items. I totally agree with you. The one thing that I want to bring up to you is a war can really interfere in this economic, these economic trends. And you mentioned the stands in Russia were having trouble. I would also add in Azerbaijan because they have an agreement now, a defense pact with Turkey. Turkey’s NATO Article 5 brings in all of NATO and Azerbaijan announced two weeks ago they were supporting Ukraine.

Now I don’t know what kind of material support that they’re offering, but they came out and said we’re on the side of Ukraine and Armenia seems to be jumping in and NATO just did military exercises and in a non NATO nation in Armenia. Is this an attempt just to pressure Putin to get out of this war and to come to his senses? You think that’s what this is all about? I, I think so. I think, look, at the end of the day, we want Russia in the European orbit. You saw that thing where the added defector from China to Putin basically said, hey, if you lose this war, China is going to take the country, you know, east of the euros from you.

Yeah, Siberia. Yeah. And so I’m sure, I’m sure Trump trying to, you know, put maximum pressure on Putin in that regard, saying, hey, look, why be my enemy, be my friend. You can shift all your, all your military assets to the east and you don’t have to worry about us anymore. Leave Ukraine alone. We’re not gonna, you know, we can’t go any further east than that. But we have you surrounded. You know, we have you, you know, we’re cutting deals with Kazakhstan. Apparently we’re cutting deals. And you know, Turkey has a lot of influence in those stands because most of those people are Turkic.

Okay, the stands are Turkic and so they’re not, they’re not Slavic and they’re not Asian and they’re not Aryan. Indo, Aryan. They’re Turkic. And so, so now you have Turkey on the south and Turkey and Russia don’t really get along that, that well. And they view themselves as rivals. You know, Turkey was the biggest beneficiary of China getting kicked out of, out of Syria. And, and so, so Russia is starting to feel trapped here. And, you know, so you appeal to. And I think that’s why Putin purged a lot of these oligarchs. We’re probably putting. Putting bugs in their ear, hey, get rid of this guy.

You guys can get even richer by doing deals with the West. And he went ahead and he started whacking these guys off just like they’re doing in China. So we’re probably reaching out across the board in Russia and across the board in China to get rid of their ideologues. And. And so that’s why you’re seeing all these purges everywhere. But, yeah, that’s. That would be my game. If I was President Trump and if I was NATO, I would say, let’s just get rid of this thing so we can all back off. Trump took care of our problem down in the south, which is Iran.

We take care of Russia, and, you know Trump’s philosophy and all this stuff. Let’s all just get rich. Do you think Trump, I mean, excuse me, Putin, will resort to the use of tactical nukes before he gives up? No, I don’t think so. A lot of people are saying what you’re saying, but he’s running out of options. I mean, let me tell you what happened. It was about six weeks ago, and I got a tip from a really good source, Bob, who’s never wrong, and he told me, he said, Siberia has wanted independence for a long time.

And he said, this is good and bad for America. And I said, well, give me the bad. And he said, China is looking at invading Siberia and with Siberian support, and the Russian military there is depleted because of the war with Ukraine. And he said that there’s natural resources there galore that’s attractive to China. But he said, here’s the bad. If they occupy Siberia, then it’s a hop, skip, and a jump to invade North America. And he said, this is a major concern right now of Trump. Can you shed any light on that? There’s no way China is going to be able to invade the United States.

Okay, but let’s go back to Siberia. Do you think that’s likely? Oh, that’s possible. That. That China could do that. Now, you want to talk about tactical nukes? I. I would say that, you know, that’s definitely on the table, but you got, you know, you know, the reason why Russia is not going full bore in Ukraine is that they’re keeping their assets in the West. So it’s not. It’s not an easy thing for China. China is not very good at. At Projecting power. Okay. They’re. They’re supplied. You know, he would have to move a million troops into Siberia to take over Siberia.

And guess what? The. Those troops are all in there trying to keep the. Their people at rest. That’s right. And you know, we would simply just cut off if they invaded Siberia, Europe and the United States would just cut off trading with. With. With China. So it would. It would. It. They would put maximum pressure on there. But interesting. Look, you know, there’s no way they’re going to ever invade the United States. It’ll never happen. The. The plan that they’re doing was trying to kill us through fentanyl with Mexico, you know, and that’s been somewhat successful, you know, so down.

It’s down, but it’s not stopped because of the underground tunnels coming in. Yeah, well, it’s also coming in from Canada. That’s true. Coming in from Canada and Mexico because it’s easier to put 1% of all. All cargo in Vancouver is inspected. So. So they just. They just changed their supply lines north versus south. We opened up another can of worms, Bob. Canada, Alberta signed a major energy deal with Texas. There’s a separatist movement that’s really growing and seems to have the support of their political leaders for the most part. Do you think Alberta and then Saskatchewan’s attached to Alberta at the hip? Do you think that they could possibly become states in.

Inside the United States? And we seem to have lost Bob temporarily here. Maybe Governor Nome didn’t pay his Internet bill, but let me elaborate on that while we work on getting Bob back. The. The situation that we’re looking at is that Alberta and Saskatchewan have separatist movements. It’s a ballot issue in 2026. But people tell me that it could happen sooner than that. Are you back, Bob? I’m back. Let’s start at can of worms. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. Let’s go back to. I asked the question. I was explaining it to my audience. There’s a big separatist movement in Alberta and somewhat in Saskatchewan, and Alberta is really moving to align with American energy companies.

And they have a ballot issue coming up in 2026 to leave. And their leadership in Alberta is supportive of leaving. And I’m reading between the lines, but they’re not denying it by any means. Do you think Alberta and Saskatchewan could become states within the United States? I don’t think anytime soon, but they would definitely go independent and ask for American security guarantees and economic treaties. And it’s not just Alberta and Saskatchewan anymore. Manitoba will come with Saskatchewan. Yeah. And British Columbia, which was totally never going to think about it, now has now, as the polling data is almost as much as Alberta because the, the government in Ottawa has, has basically gave a deaf ear to them, too.

Got to remember, those four provinces support all the eastern provinces and they’re just tired of it, you know, and, and so Alberta is just the, the biggest because all the oils there, but a lot of mineral wealth and a lot of, a lot of economic wealth is sitting in Vancouver and B.C. and you got the Yukon too. The Yukon is probably more in common with Alaska than it does British Columbia. And so I think, you know, Trump’s keeping his mouth shut because he doesn’t want to foster, you know, any anti Trump backlash on this. But we would, we, right now, we trade.

United States trades more with Alberta than Alberta trades with Canada. Okay. And then Manitoba has more in common. I mean, not Manitoba. Saskatchewan has more in common with Montana than it does with the rest of Canada. So you, you would see, probably, I would think, look, they’re trying to put maximum pressure on Canada to change, change the, the formulas and the regulations. And if, if Alberta goes ahead and approves a separation, then I think you’ll see negotiations with Ottawa in terms of a change in, in federalism versus, you know, centralization in Canada. But they’ll never become, I would say never, but they look it to me like Puerto Rico.

Why become a state when you can have all the advantages of being a treaty partner with the United States next door neighbor? You know, you allow bases there, you allow economic linkages. You know, security is guaranteed. And I wouldn’t be shocked at all if those four provinces, maybe even five. And you got to talk about the Northwest Territories too, which are pretty, pretty much all, all Inuit. They already, they also are already not liking the, what’s happening with Ottawa too. So you can have six or seven provinces just basically create West Canada and East Canada and, and basically you’re sitting with Ontario and Quebec and the, was it Prince Edward’s island and whatever it is over there? The, the other.

Yeah, we lost, Bob, again temporarily here. I agree this separatist movement has the potential to grow, but the linchpin is clearly Alberta. And the polling data says right now just over a third of the people approve. But there is not a big awareness that this movement’s going on. And Ottawa, the capitol under Mark Carney is trying to confuse the voters by putting a second issue on the ballot saying, stay in Canada, don’t become a separatist. And they’re wording it in such a way that a yes vote becomes a no and a no vote becomes a yes.

So the Canadian government is trying to create confusion among the voters in this area, but the separatist movement is growing by leaps and bounds and it’s been said that all it’s going to take is one more energy restriction on Alberta for this to happen. So Bob, I think you’re back with us here. I think Newsom, Newsom isn’t paying your Internet bill, not keeping this. I mean my router is right next to me here too. So. Okay, we’ve been, we’ve been waxing eloquently on this. Look, I think the bottom line from at least from Trade Genius’s standpoint is that there’s tremendous amount of opportunities.

And you know, it’s really interesting too because there’s a lot of these high yield dividend products that are available and if we do slip into a recession, there’s two or three really, really good trades that, that are going to be easy for regular people to take advantage of and we can show people how to do that. And just a quick plug on our stuff is that I cut a deal with Dave. If you go to his landing page, there’s two levels there, highly discounted. We also then share that revenue with Dave’s show so that we can support his show.

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Yeah, I, I want you just pulled the words out of my mouth because I wanted to bring this back to Trade Genius. And I also like what you said and I agree with you and I have done a show on this that the coming recession, if it manifests, isn’t going to affect MAGA very much. I totally agree with what you’re saying there and how it more goes to the leftist blue democratic cities because of their policies. But I want to just sum up one thing for my audience here. Okay, you go to davelovestrading.com and what you’re going to get there for a small entry fee that’s Greatly discounted.

And is. This is how we do it at Trade Genius. And you can even do a monkey see, monkey do approach and do what Bob and the other people there are trading and they go into this chat room and you can learn very quickly what they’re doing and how they do it. And as you pick up experience, you can kind of branch out. But Bob, historically, over the 10 years I’ve known you, you typically win two out of three trades. Your rate of return varies, but it’s off the charts above the market. Can you address that a little bit? Yeah, yeah.

I mean, I look at it this morning. I keep track of every trade, every trade that we, we put out for people. We, we. It’s on a spreadsheet and I post it every day. So right now our win rate is 66.34%. This is based off of 1600 15,21 trades. We have average net gain per trade. This is net gain, win or loss, a 0.73%. But you got to understand, we’re in the trades for three days. That’s a 75 annualized profit factor. So we, we do really well. And, and, and, and that doesn’t even include those high dividend trades.

Somebody’s distribution drove over 100% a year, Dave. So, you know, this is an amazing, amazing product. Been up. Yeah, it is, it is absolutely amazing. I don’t know, Bob, if we lost you again, my goodness gracious. Okay, let me give that information out again, guys. If you’re looking for a second job, you know, you don’t want to go to Walmart or whatever mart and have to spend all those hours away from the home. You just be on your computer. Just follow what Bob teaches you. It’s easy. And people, and we’ve had a lot of people in our audience in the last decade do trade genius.

And, and we’ve never had a complaint from anybody. Bob delivers and more than what he promises, and the people are absolutely, fantastically happy with what’s going on with them. And this is, I have Bob on for two reasons. One, he understands economic trends like nobody else. And I think, number two, he’s giving you a great opportunity for a second income. And some people that are in our audience have actually turned this into a first income opportunity. So it’s absolutely fantastic. And I would encourage everybody that is in need of a second income to do it. And, and take heart, I, I think Bob is right on the money.

I did a podcast on this about two months ago. I said the coming recession is not going to touch MAGA in a significant manner. It’s going to attack the people in cities where socialism reigns supreme. Yeah, that’s right. I’m sorry. New York City, I love you. Great place to visit la. I’ve had many good vacations there. But your cities are lost because of poor leadership and unfortunately, I think economically you’re going to suffer. But anyway, to recap here, Trade Genius is the company Dave loves, trading is the landing site and you’re going to get all the benefits that I just talked about.

Bob, while you were incognito there for a moment, I just reviewed what people are going to get. So I think on that note we can close. And Bob, I want to thank you for coming on and we’ve overcome a couple of scheduling snafus to bring you this show and God works in mysterious ways because there’s some things that came out in this interview that we might not have had a couple of weeks ago. So I think it’s, it’s worked out very well for us. And ladies and gentlemen, I want to thank you for joining us and take advantage of that offer.

Davelovestrading.com Bob, thanks for joining us and I’ll talk to you again next month. Bye bye. Thanks, Dave.
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