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To: Johnny Canuck who wrote (61599)	12/28/2024 9:38:51 PM
From: Johnny Canuck	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 67657

This video is pretty long winded. Key points are some countries are seeing deflation and that is hard to get out of as evidenced by Japan for the last 20 years. Deflation is spreading? Baltic dry rates at 2022 lows. It are indicating a recession - 18 minute mark. Real guts of video is at 21 minute mark. The rising dollar is indicating instability in other economies on a relative basis ( afore mentioned deflation and oil production being guided down to met expectations).

To: Johnny Canuck who wrote (61599)	12/29/2024 9:55:24 AM
From: E_K_S	Respond to of 67657

Good job. I have not spent the time yet to dig on this. I wonder if the Video transcript can be accessed by any of these AI tools. I know that Youtube sometimes shows the transcript but have not checked if there is a separate link in the "more" information section. Then you could have the AI just pointed to that link and then do a summary. Did you ever try having AI do a summary on the conference call (and/or transcript) posted on the web site? Wonder if that was any good? ------------------------------------------------------------------- Also have not tried w/ other video platforms like Rumble. Youtube generally has the best content which is current too. Will look into Rumble. FWIW, I listen to the Motley Fool's podcasts (on my daily dog walk) and they have some excellent content for specific companies. I also listen to Fast Money CNBC program on another podcast. Good info there but usually 45 min long. If I could get a one page summary of the companies discussed that lists their key points w/ tickers, I could then study further. I find that Motley Fool's review of companies is much better, more detail and they site specific metrics. Some of the analysts dig into dividends, dividend growth, FCF and payout ratios and/or growth prospects for other new emerging companies. Some podcasts cover specific company earnings in detail. I will try to see if Perplecity.AI is able to summarize one of the Motley Fool's podcasts. That would be great to post from time to time.