we've got the great scott9s today -- scott z today, scott shellady and scott pullman.hat do you think's going to happen, guys? scott shellady? i see ya, i don't hear ya -- >> oh, sorry. well, it's hard when it's two scotts. look -- [laughter] we had that adp number last month we missed by about the same, again, 50%, as we did this one. but we crushed the non-farm number last month. so i, you know, i don't think that the economy is ripping our face off like everybody says it should or is. i think that there is definitely some fits and starts because of the supply chains and those types of things are are slowing things down. we can't get the right help. there's always covid concerns. so i don't think we're running ahead like we ought to be. i would have thought we'd be doing much better with the vaccines by now. having crushed the last non-farm number but having now two adp numbers badly missing, i think we're probably going to be a little bit light tomorrow. not that i want that to be the case, but again, 750's a pretty heavy number to try to get over. i know last month

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timothy anderson and scott shellady on standby here: scott, i want to go to you first on the goldman call because there's a lot of discussion about this. the fact that they're saying not only are we going down to 5.7% for the year, but they've really cut the fourth quarter forecast for growth down to 4.6%. so i'm thinking here at least -- excuse me, to 5.5% in the fourth quarter. that was a big cut from earlier estimates, scott. they're talking about dell taxer lots of stimulus -- delta, and then you add in corporate earnings to all of this, what does this tell you? >> i think the market's telling us, for sure, that it looks not as rosy as when we began the year, right? we're going to have the vaccine, we're going to be pack stadiums, everybody's going to be excited. it hasn't been the case. it's benefits and starts. there have been some good times, but there's also been some bad times. we keep stopping when we think we've got everything taken care of, and that's going to be an issue going forward whether it be supply chains, whether it be inflation, whether it be interest rates mayb

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let's ask the cow guy, scott shellady from ag optimist. where is the next 10% move going to be to the up or downside? >> i think it will be to the downside. we got rid of bigger players peeled off positions. the whole trade is lighter number one, once we get stability with the markets things we had happen to us with china and let confidence with reopening and our economy getting better. the problem is, charles, we did have some economic indicators in august that weren't that good. so we're kind of fighting against that. also if this dollar gets any stronger which i think it is going to that could ultimately put a cap on things. i think we could go five, six, seven dollars higher at the most. that is good percentage, 8% higher maybe on the outside 10% but i think we're going to have to top out there because, again you will have old internal issues keeping this thing from going too crazy over 80 bucks. charles: right, right. meantime though, these oil stocks seem to have severely underperformed compared to crude oil and i think one of the re

that is strong stuff, scott shellady.arket is going to recover, right? i'm not calling for a crash by any means. i'm definitely calling for a slowdown. we'll not grow at rate we were going to. not compared to the growth in the pandemic last year. we see the economic indicators today. they're slowing. we have people still worried about covid. we have got supply lines not just here in the state, but around the world still screwing up things. look at the long beach port out in california. we have things really hampering, which is causing inflation, which is causing the fed to worry about raising interest rates in the face, of the teeth after weakening economy which i can't believe. then on top of it, i don't know who lost their mind more, in congress we have people who think we havespend all the money to make things better, raise taxes to historic levels. so we'll raise taxes to historic levels, interest rates going up, economy is weakening. it doesn't make sense. what are these people thinking? stuart: it is madness. spent

scott shellady with us this morning.mp early on. hard to justify that anymore. the new phrase how long is transitory? how long is a piece of string. these prices stay up for longer ultimately confirms what everybody is worried about we're definitely in the midst of inflation. i would change joe biden's build backpack wards. that is what i would say. we are going back to the 190's. you heard what i was saying earlier. we may be heading back to the 1970s. >> oh, yeah. stuart: you think so? i don't know if you remember the 1970s but i do. very high rates of inflation. it was a very weak economy and taxes were at an astronomical level but you think they will take us back to that? but only if they get all the tax increases. do you think they will get a tax increase? >> you know, stuart, i don't know but i hope not because it is unconscionable what they're trying to do to this country. they're trying to reshape your relationship with the government. i have written before, this is ridiculous now. being a winner, win something f

scott shellady joins us on this.. how about you? >> it should be, stuart. to your point you talked about going back to the days staffing nation with jimmy carter. i'm sure you remember this back in england in the 1970s, when they went to the three-day work week because they didn't have enough energy. they're not called blackouts anymore. they're called greenouts. we tried to force everybody off of nat gas or coal side of thing, we're pushing everybody away from fossil fuels to other things like renewable like wind and solar but they're just not ready to handle it yet. they're forcing the issue, stuart. what happens when you force things? what happens when you restrict the fossil fuels in an effort you think you're pushing people over to renewables but that is not how, you need to take a class in psychology, that is not how the world works. when you restrict something, it doesn't change behavior. it just changes the price. it just goes up. we're not moving over to anything. that is exactly happening all over in europe