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look at how they recover from
COVID everything like that so
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like technical where your
strategy is in place and now
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do my best to make you
understand as best as possible
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you understand everything about
it with fundamentals things are
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it never existed now this is
what economists look at they
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research a bit more about the
yield and the bond market. Of
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big impact on macro
fundamentals because you know
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course you search up
macroeconomics bond market.
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always changing for example
COVID before never had such a
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inverts for example. You know
all all these all these types
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on the side because fundamental
knowledge never ends it's not
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of questions that you still may
have. Of course ask me and I'll
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but what I'd always say is
always do your extra research
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What happens when the inverted
yield when the yield curve
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main keywords and then of
course break it down into
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macroeconomics or macro
fundamentals. They're the two
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were some of the first YouTube
videos that I even came across
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and obviously now we've
progressed from this but if you
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everything that we've learnt.
Um for example if you want to
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perfect place for that as well.
So essentially if you want to
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economics videos this is what
actually introduced me to
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search up sources that teach
you anything search up
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ever want to refresh your
memory and look back here's a
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everything. Um when I was
learning fundamentals these
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keep keep reading more about
this. Keep searching it all up.
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balance of payments A exchange
rates, globalization, maybe
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videos. Um if somebody doesn't
know too much about
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start to learn the things about
the economy. There's a whole
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actually interlinks to what
we've covered. So for example
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example as you can see. So yeah
in terms of the next video.
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globalization isn't really what
you want to look at because
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Here you've got the
macroeconomic section for
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macroeconomics or fundamentals
in general then here they can
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a lot of my friends who were
studying economics actually use
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that's sort of the business
side of economics. Um but yeah
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school. So for example in the
UK during A levels I understand
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this YouTube because it helped
quite a lot. In terms of our
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This one really breaks it down.
They put it in bite size
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content that we actually learn.
A lot of the stuff here
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like biology and chemistry
everything like that. But the
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economic section on here. You
know they do a bunch of stuff
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Econ Plus Dow. He does a lot of
educational videos in terms of
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schools. So what what you would
actually learn in economics in
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particularly macroeconomics in
terms of this is called the
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YouTube is a great place
especially when you type in
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going to be lots of channels
that do economic related videos
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let's just say for example you
didn't know what what CPI does
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got to back up my my videos in
a way. When it comes to YouTube
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everything from here because
you know I've always you know
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monetary policy, fiscal policy
and then just economics in
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should put economics. There's
obviously other parts as well
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a lot of the knowledge that I
teach also aligns with
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fundamentals at the time I
would use this site a lot so as
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and what the difference is and
you know what happens when we
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you go through and look at
these articles you'll see that
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general. So here you'll learn
you know a range of stuff. Um a
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lot of the research that I used
to do when I was learning
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certain areas at the top. You
go to the area and then it
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here. If you go onto
Investopedia. com they've got
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get a higher CPI reading or a
lower CPI reading there's
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So for example you've got the
government and policy section,
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to this page but the economy is
the main part that you look at.
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know people go to universities
for this type of stuff but of
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these are the places to go to.
So the main one in terms of
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course everything I'll teach to
you is essential. So yeah if
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involved in that. Uh but there
may be you know certain parts
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you want to keep on researching
and learning more about it then
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much covers all of
macroeconomics and what's
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articles and they do a lot of
research sort of documents on
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parts of it that we may not
have covered because it's you
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what that is now all the
content we've covered pretty
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teaching you know it's it's all
the it's pretty much everything
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might be a specific type of
data then of course it would be
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that you do need to know but
let's just say for example a
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news event comes out that we
haven't covered yet and it
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learning from because of course
with all the content that I'm
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you know smart of you guys and
also of me as well to research
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we're going to be looking at
the resources that you can keep
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Yes hello everyone welcome to
this next video so in this one
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yeah guys take care and I'll
see you in the next video.
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