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With megacap tech down 30%, high growth down 60%, and crypto 70% (you probably shouldn’t have bought that shitcoin that Kim Kardashian was marketing) it's important to zoom out.

On this week's GRIT:

Where are we in the cycle? 👇

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Good Morning Everyone! Remember, the S&P (on average) performs well 1, 3, and 5 years following a recession.

+1 yr: 20.7%
+3 yr: 11.9% CAGR
+5 yr: 12.3% CAGR

Lesson? It usually pays off to invest during the scary times!

Tune into this week's Bullpen for:

🏃Celsius bank run
🔄 What part of the cycle are we in?
🏠US housing & consumer
🏦The FED
⚡Lightning round $COIN $MCD $QQQ

Your questions 👉 Answered

And as always, our picks of the week!

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Good Morning Everyone! Remember, there are 3 certainties in life:

  • Death
  • Taxes
  • The FED raising rates today and not a single person on this planet knowing whether it’s too much or not enough

“We buy things we don’t need with the money we don’t have to impress people we don’t like”

We are going through a rapidly evolving retail landscape that has at the center of it so many themes:

Inflation
Supply chain disruption
Product Mix

Let's dig in…🧵

The innate desire to buy things is built into the human social construct.

To paint broad strokes, the “things” we buy as material goods can be classified into discretionary (want) and non-discretionary (need).

We spend money as a medium of exchange in order to obtain goods.

This exchange of goods is done trillions of times across thousands of industries that make up the free market economy.

Just like any other market, price is set at an equilibrium where supply meets demand.

For Consumer Goods:

Supply side = Retailers
Demand side = Consumers

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Good Morning Everyone! Remember, inflation will come down when no one can afford to buy anything. The best cure for high prices, is high prices.

Supply and demand right? Once demand doesn't meet price, prices will fall, but what about the items like food, gas, and shelter that are necessities?
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