larry williams gave us the all clear but he was looking at other countries and realized we would mostlyat the chief of the panic, not flee. sure enough it was better in the summer and when the vaccines came back the market never looked back. the next time there's a big selloff and you feel like fleeing, i want you to do something for me. i want you to take the opposite side of your own trade. the most rewarding you can make are those were the decks have been cleared out by terrified folks that do not get that the exit doors are not as big as they think they are. i am absolutely not stay in that every stock that gets hit is worth buying for the long term. often when people get freaked out it is for good reason. after a big decline he usually get some kind of balance which gives you a better moment to sell. bargain hunters will usually take it up from the lows and that's when you get out. so take a deep breath and wait before you sell. i have another one that can help you. when the stock market gets unrelentingly negative, remember that he who defends everything defends nothing. it was sa

even ed, larry williams, of course, is the oldest historian and he does great work. i wish marty was arrive. he would say don't fight the fed. fed, you're not fighting them anymore. how about the soft landing? your tray tables are up, david. >> you don't have to worry. you can keep them down because it's going to be so soft. >> i'm taking off my seat belt. i'm on the jetway. >> yeah, today's meeting points to dovish risks to expectations of just three rate cuts already next year. that's deutsche bank, again. >> how about the press immediately saying, there must be something wrong, this has to be bad. why are you doing this? i mean, the press -- the press is so gloomy. >> two things. one is that as the wires point out today, the fed rarely cuts at a measured pace. >> yes. >> compared to the hikes. then citi today, they say bringing torward the rate cuts doesn't show that a soft landing is in progress. it shows how difficult it's going to be to engineer a soft landing. >> i saw that, the journal said that. what that says is -- let's go back to the niners example. this

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larry yee, commissioner byrne rnsh, commissioner benedicto. commissioner-i'm introduce your command staff starting with chief of police william scott. assistant chief david lazar. deputy chief robert o'sullivan. deputy chief daniel pereira. deputy chief ras juany. deputy chief walsh and deputy chief ng. now your commanders. [applause] we are here to honor a select group of officers in the san francisco police department who ghaijed in ookts of bravery and displayed courage far exsided required of them. the commander aufssers will describe the self-less acts the individuals took which explain why they are honored tonight. before we hear about the acts of valor, mayor breed is here to say a few words. >> thank you very much. and good evening to all the honorees tonight as well as their family and friends who are joining us to acknowledge the exceptional work of the people of the san francisco police department. today as we talk about the medal of valor and you hear the various stories, the consistent theme of each incident will just remind you of the extraordinary courage and heroism it takes in order to do this very very challenging