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How's it going out there? It's Wednesday, March 19.

And I'm Frank Curzier hosted the S&A Investor Podcast, why I break down the headlines and tell you what's really moving these markets.

You know, one of my biggest flaws is, yeah, this is throughout my life.

Believe it or not, is telling the truth.

Now, I know it seems crazy, but telling the truth is not really that easy.

I mean, you're going to piss off a lot of your friends, even

people you don't know, you meet for the first time, that's when you tell the truth.

You know, and also when you tell the truth people sometimes look at it as, you know, you're being arrogant and I'm really not I'm not an

arrogant person all you listen to me all the time yeah I think I'm one the most humble

analyst ever believe me I can name 95% of analysts in this industry that are much more arrogant than me that will tell you every

single time that they're right.

I like to tell people more when I'm wrong because we learn more.

But for example, when someone tells me something like Larry Bird is a better player than Michael Jordan

I mean people are like I disagree for me you know I would be like that's the

stupidest thing I ever heard and I'm being honest I don't I'm not seeing it being me but it is. And Jordan had more

titles. Jordan had more MVPs. He was all defensive team nine times. Bird was three times.

Bird never led the league in scoring. Jordan did it for 10 years.

You know, Bird had much better teams. I mean, McHale Parish, Walton Ainge, you know, you look at

it. Jordan never really had a real point God or even a real center.

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