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0:00The Federal Reserve just did something
0:01it has never done before in its 113year
0:05history. It opened its emergency dollar
0:08facility, the one built for American
0:11banks to a foreign government. Japan can
0:15now walk up to a window at the Federal
0:18Reserve, hand over a bunch of US
0:20treasuries, and walk out with fresh
0:23American cash. No questions, no selling,
0:26no crashing the precious American bond
0:29market on the way out. And Treasury
0:31Secretary Bessant didn't just allow it.
0:34He said he wants to make it bigger. Now,
0:37if you watched my last video, and even
0:38if you didn't, but I made one about the
0:40yen intervention that more than half a
0:42million of you have already watched, you
0:44know the machine, you know the carry
0:47trade in the trillion dollars that
0:48vanished in 40 minutes on Friday. And
0:51this is the next chapter. This is
0:53America's answer. And when you
0:55understand what they just built, you
0:58understand why it changes how your money
1:00moves from now on and how money moves
1:03around the world and why it matters for
1:05two very specific stocks. I'm going to
1:08buy today and I'm going to tell you what
1:10those are. Both of them just broke out
1:12above the exact lines that Wall Street
1:14watches most closely. And one of them is
1:17well, the market's literally going to
1:18pay you to own it. So you stick around
1:20to the end because the second one is a
1:23special situation trade. The kind of
1:25trade that I used to find when I was an
1:26investment banker and the kind of trade
1:29that most people on YouTube will never
1:31ever show you. Now before I go any
1:32further because this is kind of
1:34information dense. I get it. This is not
1:36what we normally talk about, right?
1:38There'll be charts, there'll be numbers,
1:39there'll be feds and all sorts of
1:42things. I've put together a full free
1:45companion research report for you.
1:47covers everything in this video and much
1:49more. And you can download it for free
1:51at felixfriends.org/fedreset.
1:53felixfriends.org/fedreset.
1:55The link is down below. Completely free.
1:57Zero obligations. If you're wondering
1:59who the heck I am, my name is Felix. I'm
2:01an exinvestment banker. Sleepy chap.
2:03Down here is Winston. And then he
2:05obviously did all the hard work and
2:06research around this one. Um, we're also
2:08the founders of the Goat Academy where
2:10my retired Wall Street mentors have
2:12taught tens of thousands of regular
2:14investors the same institutional
2:16strategies that are normally only taught
2:18behind closed doors on those trading
2:20floors. The very same rules I'm applying
2:22to those two stocks I'm going to show
2:23you today. So, what does it mean that
2:25the Fed just opened the vault door to a
2:27foreign government? Very unusual. Well,
2:30before I show you the machine and before
2:32I show you the two stocks, I I need to
2:34say something that made me make this
2:35video because it actually makes me kind
2:38of angry what's going on. You see what
2:40happens every time the Fed does
2:42something like this. Every single time
2:44the professionals, my friends in the
2:46hedge funds, institutional desks and so
2:48on, the people who already know how to
2:50read the signals, they read the signals,
2:52they position right, they make money,
2:55right? That's their job. But the
2:57beginners, most of you, the regular
2:59people, well, they call them exit
3:01liquidity. They're the ones the smart
3:03money sells into when the trade is done.
3:07And
3:08that is the design of the system. And
3:11it's the most expensive version of that
3:13story that keeps me up at night. It's
3:15the it's the person and maybe that's you
3:17or someone you know who spent you know
3:1920 years being careful saving doing the
3:22right thing and then one week one event
3:24they didn't understand it knocks them
3:26out and they quit the market forever and
3:29that's the single most expensive mistake
3:31a person can make with their money. Not
3:33a bad stock pick, not a rough quarter.
3:35It's actually quitting. So here is what
3:38I did about it. For the first time, I'm
3:41running a free live session built purely
3:44for beginners. No jargon, you know, I'm
3:46not going to be showing off anything
3:48fancy. I'm just going to show you the
3:50real skills from the ground up. And I'm
3:53going to show you how to read where the
3:55big money is actually moving, how to
3:57spot a stock that's breaking out above
4:00Wall Street lines, and how you can do
4:02that on your own so you don't have to
4:03watch my bloody videos all the time. And
4:06honestly, if you can do that without
4:08depending on anybody else, then it's
4:10very very different to me handing you
4:13two stocks today. I'm not saying you
4:14should buy them, but I'm going to walk
4:16you through it because if you can't read
4:19the money flow yourself, you would be
4:21dependent on the next guy with a
4:23microphone with it for the rest of your
4:25life. And I don't want that for you. So,
4:28it's this Saturday. It's at 9:00 a.m.
4:30Eastern time. I think it's 1:00 a.m.
4:32formerly Great Britain time. And it's
4:34completely free. No credit card, no
4:36catch. Just go to fasttrack
4:38forbbeginners.com. Link is in the
4:40description down below. And if you're
4:42going to be there, write I want to learn
4:44in the comments right now. So I know
4:46that you're going to be there. And then
4:49come straight back to this because what
4:51I'm about to tell you is really
4:52important. So let me tell you what just
4:54happened and I'm going to explain it the
4:55way I'd explain it to, you know, Winston
4:58because that's sort of my golden rule,
4:59the golden retriever rule. If you can't
5:01explain it simply, it means you don't
5:03understand it well enough to actually
5:05have any money in this. So, the Federal
5:07Reserve has a facility. Think of it as a
5:09as a window and it's called the Fmer
5:13repo facility. And here is what it does.
5:15A foreign central bank, say the Bank of
5:18Japan, walks up to that window. It hands
5:20the Fed a stack of US Treasury bonds,
5:23which is government debt, as collateral.
5:26And the Fed hands back fresh dollars.
5:29and a day or two later, they can reverse
5:31the trade. Japan gets its treasuries
5:33back. The Feds gets its dollars back,
5:36plus a little fee. It's basically a porn
5:38shop for central banks. I think that's
5:40probably the best analogy I can come up
5:41with. And there's a reason this matters.
5:44Japan has been spending tens of billions
5:47of dollars defending its currency. And
5:50where has that money been coming from?
5:52Well, from selling US debt. Now, Japan
5:55is the largest foreign holder of US
5:57government debt. And when they sell it
5:59to raise cash, it pushes interest rates
6:02up. And bear with me, I know it's a
6:04little complex, but it makes America's
6:06$40 trillion of debt pile more expensive
6:09to maintain. So this new facility, this
6:14new window at the Fed gives Japan a
6:16different option. Instead of selling the
6:19US debt and crashing the debt market,
6:22you pledge it. You porn shop it, right?
6:24So you get the dollars, you defend your
6:26currency, and you get your treasury,
6:29your your debt back when you're done. So
6:31there's no selling. There is no rate
6:32spike. There is no mess in the markets.
6:35And the US Treasury Secretary, he said
6:38he wants to upsize it. He wants to make
6:40this a bigger facility, more capacity,
6:43more money available. Now the part most
6:45people will miss is that the Fed built
6:47this facility in March 2020 during CO.
6:51It was supposed to be temporary, but
6:53they made it permanent in 2021. The
6:56limit's about $60 billion dollars per
6:58foreign bugger bank. And the US now
7:02wants to raise that limit for Japan and
7:04maybe others. And if you look at the
7:05headlines here, it says Japan's use of
7:09Fed repo may ease pressure rather on the
7:12Treasury market. So this is a Bloomberg
7:15article and it tells you everything.
7:16They're building a pressure release
7:18valve so that Japan can defend its
7:21currency without destroying the US
7:24markets. Now, I use the word reset in
7:26the title and I don't use that word
7:28lightly. Let me tell you why. For
7:30decades, the global financial system has
7:32run on a very simple assumption. When a
7:34foreign country needs dollars, it sells
7:37US debt. And that selling pushes
7:39interest rates up. It's messy. It's
7:41painful. It creates the kind of trillion
7:44dollar crash we saw on Friday. So what
7:46the Fed just did is they built a
7:48different pipe. A pipe where foreign
7:51governments can get dollars without
7:53selling, without disrupting the market
7:55without triggering a chain reaction. And
7:58it is a fundamental change in how the
8:00plumbing of the global monetary system
8:02works. And when you change the plumbing,
8:05you change where the money flows. Think
8:06about it from the Fed's perspective.
8:08They get essentially collateral. Like
8:11you buy a house, right? The bank has
8:14your title deeds. It's collateral. In
8:16this case, they get US debt. It's the
8:17safest asset on Earth. Allegedly, they
8:20have zero credit risk. They have zero
8:21currency risk because they print the
8:23dollar. And they charge a little bit of
8:25money to Japan. So, the Fed gets paid.
8:28It takes no risk. And it prevents a bond
8:30market crash. Japan gets its dollars
8:32without a fire cell. Everybody wins.
8:34Except not everybody wins. The people
8:37making bets against the yen, well, they
8:39lose because this facility takes away
8:41the chaos they profit from. And that's a
8:44reset. The Fed is quietly building a
8:47system where central banks cooperate
8:49instead of crash. And the people who
8:52don't understand this, they're going to
8:53keep trading the old playbook in a very,
8:56very different, very new world. And this
8:58has actually already happened. And I
9:01thought about this this morning and I
9:02double checked it and it's true. In
9:04March 2023,
9:06one of the largest banks in the world
9:08called Credit Swiss, it was collapsing.
9:11The Swiss government was scrambling to
9:13save it and the Federal Reserve along
9:17with the Bank of Canada and the Bank of
9:20England and the Bank of Japan and the
9:22European Central Bank and the Swiss
9:24National Bank issued a joint statement.
9:26Got it on the screen here for you.
9:28Coordinated central bank action to
9:30enhance the provision of US dollar
9:32liquidity. Sounds kind of boring, right?
9:35But they moved. Now, what does that
9:37actually mean? Well, that same weekend,
9:39the Swiss government forced Credit Swiss
9:42into a shortgun marriage with UBS. The
9:45US had sent a couple of billion dollars
9:47in that direction to prevent the
9:48collapse. So, the pattern I want you to
9:51see when something breaks, when a
9:53foreign financial system is under stress
9:56and the Fed opens up the dollar taps. In
10:002023, it was a slightly different
10:02instrument. They called it swap lines.
10:04Sort of similar thing. Essentially, you
10:06get money in 2026. It's the FMA repo.
10:10Slightly different tool, but same
10:11outcome. When the Fed starts pumping
10:14dollars to a foreign government on an
10:16emergency timeline, something is
10:18cracking and they're trying to keep it
10:20from spreading. The question is, do you
10:23know how to position yourself when the
10:25cracks appear? Because
10:27the pros do, the guys on Wall Street do,
10:29the guys in Chicago do, right? They've
10:31seen this movie before. So, fascinating
10:33history lesson, all that, but what do
10:35you actually do about this, right? Well,
10:36here's the single most important thing I
10:38can tell you. Do not sit in cash and
10:40wait. Every time the Fed opens a new
10:43pipe, every time they invent a new
10:45facility to pump money into the system,
10:47what happens? Asset prices go up. Not
10:50because the companies are suddenly worth
10:52more, because there are more dollars
10:54chasing them. Cash is the thing that
10:56gets quietly diluted. It's the ice cube
10:59on the wool counter in the summer and it
11:02looks safe. It feels safe, but it just
11:04disappears. It melts. So, what do you do
11:07instead? Well, you follow the money. You
11:10look for where institutional money is
11:12actually going. I'm going to teach you
11:13that on Saturday if you join me. Link is
11:16down below in the description. And it's
11:18very simple. There are a couple of lines
11:19literally we watch. It's bizarrely
11:21simple. And this brings me to two stocks
11:23I'm going to buy today for real. Doesn't
11:26mean you should. In fact, I'm not a
11:28financial adviser. I'm not registered
11:29for anything. I'm not giving you advice.
11:31I'm also probably not going to tell you
11:33when I'm going to sell it because I
11:34don't make a video every single day and
11:36it'd be tedious and I might forget. So,
11:38if you ever buy something, a, it's your
11:40responsibility and b, before you buy it,
11:42you need to know where you're going to
11:43sell it. That's the basic rule on Wall
11:45Street. So, you got to think that
11:46through. Don't know what that rule
11:48should be? Again, join me on Saturday.
11:49I'll teach you for free for two hours.
11:51Now, my first name is Google. And you're
11:54thinking, "Boring, Felix, everybody
11:56knows Google." And yes, you're right.
11:57Everybody knows Google. Almost nobody
12:00knows this though about it right now.
12:03Google is trading at a price to earnings
12:07ratio. So price to how many profits
12:10they're making of 19. It's its cheapest
12:12valuation in seven years. And what does
12:15that mean? Well, what's happened over
12:16the last seven years to Google? Google
12:18Cloud has gone from a money losing side
12:20project to doing 12 billion a quarter. I
12:23don't really care about revenue growth
12:24all that much, but you can see very
12:26clearly here on the Winston chart. It's
12:28increasing every single quarter, 80%
12:31year-over-year.
12:32Cloud backlog is 500 billion dollars if
12:35you believe that or not. Um anyway,
12:37that's a few hundred billions between
12:38friends. They just signed a 15 billion
12:40deal to build the data center, a data
12:43center in Texas for Anthropic, one of
12:46the most important AI companies in the
12:47world. And that deal, it reframes every
12:51dollar Google spends on AI because it's
12:53no longer speculative spending. It's
12:55sort of it's pre-sold demand like they
12:57already got a customer. They even paid
12:58dividends. They have more cash than they
13:00know what to do with. Cash flow is
13:02tremendous except for the stuff that
13:04they're burning on AI, but that's a
13:06different story. But let me show you the
13:08chart here. And I I uh took a screenshot
13:10of a trade vision chart in here. And
13:13what has it just done? Well, there are
13:15three lines on this chart here. this
13:16one, that one, and the yellow one. And
13:19it's just taken out all three of them.
13:21Bounced off the one at the bottom here,
13:22which is important. Again, we go into
13:23more detail on that on Saturday. And
13:25it's taken out the resistance zones
13:26here. That's exactly what I was waiting
13:28for, right? Yes, we all heard Buffett
13:30bought it and so on, but I don't buy
13:32something because Buffett buys it
13:33because the man's got a slightly
13:35different risk profile to me. He's got
13:36350 billion. And by the way, he doesn't
13:38hold any cash. He holds T- bills. Very
13:41different. They pay him about 5%
13:43interest. So, um, that man is not
13:45sitting in cash. She's not a Uh
13:48but yes, 14% bounce here and I'm liking
13:50that bounce. It takes a lot of my risk
13:52away the way I see it. And yes, there is
13:54going to be one more here at the top and
13:56that's going to be one to watch and we
13:57might well hit our head again, sort of
13:59go a little bit sideways and eventually
14:00break through it. Why do I say
14:01eventually break through it? I haven't
14:02got a crystal ball, but I'm looking at a
14:05company that even if they get and waste
14:07a lot of the AI spend is generating so
14:10much cash and in my humble opinion, it's
14:13just winning the AI race. It isn't
14:17getting killed by it. Why? Because I can
14:19type into Google who is Winston and
14:22Felix and there it goes. So why on earth
14:26would somebody pay for chat GPT or
14:29Anthropic or something if you just get
14:31AI faster than any of the other AIs
14:34already in the browser you're already
14:36using, right? So therefore, someone's
14:38literally called Winston Felix and he's
14:39a former financial adviser. That's
14:41funny. Um, all right. A tough SEO game
14:45for this guy. So that's stock number
14:47one. And I'm not telling you to buy it.
14:50You have to come to your own conclusion
14:51on that one. I just want to be
14:52transparent with you and share something
14:54with you because a lot of people are
14:54like, "Well, what the heck do we do?"
14:56Don't do what I'm doing because I'm
14:57doing it. But think about there is this
15:00opportunity right now. Stop number two
15:02is one I'm really excited about. And I
15:05have to be honest, it's the kind of
15:06stuff that I used to do for a living
15:08when I was a banker. Uh we looked at
15:11merger up which is a very fancy term for
15:15you look at companies that are
15:17essentially trading below the amount of
15:19cash they have and the physical value
15:23and then someone's going to come along
15:24and buy it usually because it's just
15:26silly that it's that cheap. Um and the
15:29company is called Zim Zim.
15:32Now I told you about Zim back in May
15:352025.
15:37It was trading at 1791 at the time or
15:42actually a little bit below that. I
15:43think that's actually probably the price
15:45I bought it at. Um, and you can check
15:48out the video and go back and and see
15:50that it's true. Now, it went up 45%
15:53since, which is nice. And then on top of
15:57that, it's paid a 30% dividend to
16:00holders. So, the whole thing is up
16:02something like 74% in 14 months. And
16:05it's a shipping stock most people have
16:07never ever heard of. But here's the
16:09thing. I think the story is actually
16:11better now than it was back then. And
16:13let me explain why this is a special
16:16situation. Now, first of all, you
16:18might be wondering why the heck are you
16:20looking at Zim. All right, let me show
16:21you that. So, in the Winston app, and I
16:23just built this in I built it for myself
16:25and then I release these things to you
16:26guys once I know it works. If you go
16:27into the Winston app and into stocks,
16:30you can click on deep value. And deep
16:32value is exactly what it says on the
16:34tin. These are companies whose cash and
16:37investments are worth 90% of the entire
16:41market value. So the market is saying
16:4790% of you is cash essentially and we
16:51are only saying that your business is
16:53worth an extra 10%. Which is an
16:54extraordinarily low number and of course
16:57you can filter that to sectors and
16:58countries and so on. In this case, it
17:00gives you 263 uh of those deep value
17:03stocks. Um, now you can filter some
17:07more. And what I actually did is I
17:08looked at those with cash flow. So,
17:10companies that are actually generating
17:12some cash and now we've got 15. And
17:14there she goes. ZIM is at the very top
17:16of our list. I'll put a entire 30-day
17:20free trial for you guys. So, the Winston
17:21app down below in the description as
17:22well, so you can play around with it uh
17:24risk-f free and if you don't like it,
17:26just cancel it on day 29. uh and that
17:28way you know it it is a free experience
17:31and yeah essentially we look for
17:32negative enterprise value uh and it kind
17:34of means you get paid to own it. Now
17:37there is a bit more to this. Haglloyd
17:40one of the largest shipping companies in
17:42the world which is from my hometown of
17:43Hamburg they made an offer for ZIM at
17:48$35 cash. So remember that number $35
17:52cash trading at 26 right now. Now that
17:57therefore means 35% upside, right? So if
18:01the deal goes through, you just get
18:03cash. But the deal as as of right now is
18:07considered kind of dead. The Israeli
18:10government, this is an Israeli company.
18:12They hold a golden share in Zim and
18:15there is political opposition to a
18:18foreign German takeover. So the market
18:21is pricing ZIM as if the deal is dead.
18:25And that is exactly the kind of setup
18:27that I used to hunt for because let me
18:30show you what ZIM looks like without the
18:33ZIM's market cap is $3 billion. So all
18:35the shares on the stock market are worth
18:37$3 billion together. They have $2.6
18:40billion in cash, right? In cash. Plus
18:44they have about 600 billion
18:47this year from the business already.
18:50generated this year. So when you
18:55subtract the cash from the market cap,
18:58which is how professionals value a
19:00business, you come to a number that we
19:03call enterprise value. So 3 billion
19:06minus 2.6 - 600, we have a negative
19:10enterprise value. So Zim's entire
19:14operating business, the ships, the
19:17routes, the customers, the contracts is
19:19valued at minus $200. So you're
19:23basically being paid to own the fleet.
19:26Now think about the asymmetry of that.
19:28If the hapagloid deal comes back to life
19:33because the Germans are back, you get
19:35$35, which is a 35% upside for me. If
19:38the deal stays dead, you're in a company
19:41that is trading below its value and it
19:45has the youngest and the most efficient
19:48container fleet in the industry. The
19:50highest sensitivity to freight rates
19:53changing. And guess what? Yes, your
19:56downside is protected by the cash and
19:58the earnings. The upside is either you
20:00get bought out or you don't. And if you
20:02look at the ZIM stock chart here, Yeah.
20:05So our first buy point was somewhere
20:08here and then it went down. Why did they
20:10go down? Well, a lot of that gap was a
20:1230% dividend, right? So you have to
20:15understand these stocks a little bit
20:16more complex than buying the Google or
20:19index fund. And what are we seeing right
20:21now? Well, we're actually consolidating
20:24here. I know it's a little bit small.
20:25And we've just broken out of this little
20:28sideways pattern here that I like like
20:30to look at. And it's to me one of those
20:33follow the money sentments. doesn't mean
20:34you should buy it. I'm not telling you
20:36to buy it. I'm not going to tell you
20:37probably when I sell it. I probably will
20:38sell it at some point. But the macro
20:41tailwind is something that also I
20:43wouldn't ignore. And let me show you the
20:45macro because one, ships are being
20:48rerooed away from the Red Sea. Why?
20:51Because well there is a little bit of um
20:54a little bit of trouble happening in
20:55that part of the world. And that removes
20:57about 8 to 10% of global container
21:00capacity just because they have to go
21:03all the way around Africa. Right? So if
21:04you if you look on a map there is sort
21:06of the Arabian Peninsula. Then here is
21:10you know sort of Africa. Glorious
21:12drawing I know. And then here you have
21:16you know Europe kind of thing right? You
21:19know that kind of thing. Britain is up
21:20there. So normally what happens is that
21:23ships will go from you know Asia or from
21:27the Gulf or somewhere or even from you
21:30know South Africa they will go this way
21:32everybody goes that way and they go
21:34through the sewers canal and then they
21:36go to the southern European ports or
21:38they go to Rotterdam or they go to
21:39Hamburg or they go to the UK or wherever
21:42and that's the the route the world goes.
21:45Now, that isn't working anymore because
21:48you might get blown out of the water and
21:49that isn't an insurable thing. So,
21:51therefore, what are they doing? Well,
21:53they are all going all the way around
21:56and that's obviously much longer and
21:58therefore you need more ships, right?
22:00So, it's tying up vessels and we have
22:02port congestions, right? Ports are
22:04overwhelmed everywhere. That again costs
22:06more money. You need more ships and
22:08global trade volume is growing at 5% a
22:11year. So, more stuff, fewer ships,
22:14longer routes. I would call it the
22:15supply squeeze and ZIM has a very young
22:18very efficient fleet. I think one of the
22:21best to actually capture this. So this
22:24is merger up for you deep value play as
22:28Winston calls it and it's the kind of
22:30trade that I enjoy. Doesn't mean you
22:32should go into it. It's definitely not a
22:34put all your money into it type
22:35situation but it's kind of an
22:37interesting one. So, you want to learn a
22:41simpler thing than this, but still see
22:44why I used it. Like, I will literally
22:45teach you on Saturday why I found these
22:47two stocks and how precisely in a lot
22:49more depth. So, you can do it on your
22:50own and that's going to take about an
22:53hour or two. So, join me. Go to the link
22:55down below. Sign up because we have a
22:58bunch of things. We have the Fed just
23:00changed the story. They just built a
23:02different pipe for the Japanese. Uh you
23:05can get dollars now without crashing the
23:07market. But they tell you there's going
23:08to be a crack somewhere else and it's
23:11going to pump more money into the
23:13market. And when more money gets pumped
23:15into the system, assets go up. Not
23:18because the world is perfect, not
23:19because there are um better companies.
23:23It's just it's a framework. So I would
23:25say to you, don't sit in cash. Cash gets
23:28diluted for sure when the money taps get
23:31opened. Again, learn to follow the
23:32money. I'll teach you that on the
23:34weekend. Free link down below. But you
23:36got to show up. It's you got to be live.
23:38It's not going to be recorded. And I
23:40then like to own asymmetric things. So
23:43where I can see substantial upside
23:46because I like those kind of things. Now
23:47I don't put a 100% of my money into
23:49these absymetric bets, but I like
23:51putting some of my money into that
23:53because it can be very profitable at
23:54times. It's not a prediction. It's a
23:56framework. Predictions are guesses.
23:58Frameworks are repeatable. I don't know
24:01what's going to happen in the future,
24:02but I've got a riskmanagement system
24:04that deals with that. But if you're
24:06sitting there and you're going, "Yeah, I
24:07don't fully understand how to read a
24:08chat. I'm not sure I could find that
24:10breakout. I'm not sure why Google, why
24:13Zim or or any of that." Well, that's
24:16what the free beginner seminar is for.
24:18FastTrack forbeginners.com. Our entire
24:20mission here is to make a million people
24:22financially free. So, we've got our work
24:24cut out and we enjoy every minute of
24:26that. So, I'm going to teach you live
24:28how to read where the big money is
24:31moving. So you never have to depend on
24:33the next guy who happens to have a
24:34microphone again. Right? I want to learn
24:36in the comments if you're going to join
24:38me. And if this video helped you, share
24:40it with one person. He needs to see it.
24:42And I wish you a tremendously successful
24:44year. Winston, where did you go?
24:47Winston, did you leave?
24:50Yeah, I think he heard some cooking
24:51going on, so he went there. All the
24:53best. United States and Japan just did
24:55something that they have not done
24:57together in almost 30 years. They fired
25:00the biggest currency intervention in
25:03history.

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