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i don't like to be melo dramatic about this, but this is a critical level technically, and if you look back at the six-month chart, we've been turned around atthese exact same highs in october, november, and december you have to ask yourself, has the story changed now? is it different than what it was then the beginning part of november is when the fed began to pivot, and now at this point the market is not pricing in any more tightening as a matter of fact, they're pricing in the next move down the road that's definitely different. the other part of the story is the resolution of the china thing. after we've rallied 50 times on this same story, i'm not sure that has any more punch, but what i do think could get us above it, is we have an fomc meeting coming up in six days, i believe it is. if we start to believe that the fed is going to continue their pivot, sound even a little more dovish, perhaps even get to where the market is, i think we can bust through it. it's amazing how we're consolidating right under these highs. if we go through it, i think it could be the harbinger of a mu

and not to be too melo dramatic, but let's walk through some of the -- mellow dramatic, but let's walk through some of the realities. we have 74 million baby boomers moving into retirement. the peak of the baby boom is just a couple years away from retirement. so baby boom, 74 million, over an 18-year period. if you look at federal spending, the growth in federal spending, from 2008 to 2028, as c.b.o. has ofculated, 2008 to 2028, 91% all the growth in federal spending is interest, social security, health care, entitlements. i know this doesn't sort of fit the mantra that you so often hear around here from, you know, republicans, democrats, but it's math. we have a demographic issue. we're getting old much faster than almost any time i think in our society. and our birth rates have substantially collapsed. so one of the things we've come to is saying, how do you maximize economic vitality in our society so we can keep our promises? those promises of earned benefits, like social security, are promises such as earned benefits of medicare. and we believe we have five pillars. so we always