Hello, fellow rebel capital.

Hope you're well.

We are experiencing GFC levels of volatility in the market right now.

In fact, what we're experiencing right now might even be worse than the global financial crisis in 2008.

Let's seeing what's happening in markets. Let's go over to the quote

unquote fear index, the VIX. Let's see what's happening in the bond market, more importantly,

and in the dollar and try to connect some of these dots. I think we have to ask the question

or try to answer the question. how long is this going to continue?

Is this all about tariffs? Or maybe there's something more to it? And is this going to lead to an epic,

epic bare market like we saw during the GFC? Or is this a buy the dip opportunity?'s get right into it so i'm going to shoot over to

the cnbc homepage i want to start with the vix and this is a chart going back to 1992 now when the vix

spikes like this it doesn't mean it's's always a crisis or something like that,

but you have to combine this with everything else that's going on. So we have only been at this level

one time. Now, if my memory serves, I don't know about this chart, because if my memory

serves me well, we got up almost this high during the Yen-carry trade blow-up last year.

But according to this chart, and maybe it's just because it's a weekly chart or something

like that, but we have never been at the level we are right now

with the exception of the surveys sickness. And again, they call this the fear index in the stock

market. So going back to the GFC, the highest level we saw right there, according to this chart, was 44.

And to repeat, we are at 52.

And I think yesterday we might even got as high as 60.

During 9-11, it wasn't even close.

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