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Speaker 4: Let's talk about something real quick if we can. That's
Speaker 4: a hot topic, the stimulus check. A lot of people
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Speaker 5: You want Ruth Chris to bring out the food with
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Speaker 4: But but but you know, all in all jokes, there's
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Speaker 2: So yeah, and for some families that they can earn
Speaker 2: up to eighty two hundred, depending on how much they
Speaker 2: make and if they have children. I know a family
Speaker 2: of four that makes under one hundred and fifty thousand,
Speaker 2: I think you can get up to eighty two hundred.
Speaker 2: So you're talking about even if you invest half of that.
Speaker 2: That's a very nice starting point for somebody to be investing.
Speaker 4: So the next question is, okay, like if I never invested,
Speaker 4: I got a stimulus, I got a couple thousand or thousand, whatever,
Speaker 4: what should I invest? So I'll let everybody give their
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Speaker 4: can invest in ETFs, which we talk about a lot,
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Speaker 4: you know are the most obvious Apple, Google things to
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Speaker 4: like I said, we want to we talk about a
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Speaker 3: It's the same thing that we've always said.
Speaker 2: Obviously, we said Ian has reiterated every Monday right too,
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Speaker 3: And I always tell people, yes, that's true.
Speaker 2: But if you're trying to find which are the companies
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Speaker 2: If you're doing all those things, you're already investing in
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Speaker 2: not be an owner in the company. And so those
Speaker 2: are things that you should look at if you're looking
Speaker 2: at tech or where are you're spending your money?
Speaker 5: Right?
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Speaker 5: You know it's a super sleeper.
Speaker 7: Samuel Adams, You guys a gonna look at the ticker
Speaker 7: s A m oh, but it looks like tessela.
Speaker 5: Well you gave it the oh baby, old baby.
Speaker 7: Like like if I call something that I really messed
Speaker 7: up over Vacs and Sam Adams, I'll should have called
Speaker 7: last year, Sam Anne and Adams chart is insane. If
Speaker 7: we go through charts today, all show it and then
Speaker 7: AMD for those of you are new ssex good.
Speaker 5: You got to hold it for five year period.
Speaker 7: But Sam Adams, you wouldn't think there would be one
Speaker 7: of those companies that are so.
Speaker 5: Dominant but them and Dominoes. I means pizza and beer
Speaker 5: sells itself. But AMD is sixty four is a good
Speaker 5: one as well, but you have to hold for five years.
Speaker 4: Kevin played on YouTube said can you show us step
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Speaker 4: do this in two steps. So Kevin, this is for you.
Speaker 4: You open up td amerit Trade, you download the app.
Speaker 4: Td americ Trade is free. No, td americ Trade is
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Speaker 4: different options of what kind of account you want to
Speaker 4: open up. You can open up an IRA account, you
Speaker 4: can open up a rough IRA account, you can open
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Speaker 4: you have it up and running, you have to link
Speaker 4: your bank account. You link your bank account information with
Speaker 4: the brokerage account that allows you to transfer money. You
Speaker 4: transfer money from your bank account is going to go
Speaker 4: into your broke account. Take a couple of days. When
Speaker 4: it gets there. You can buy an index. S p
Speaker 4: Y is the S and P five hundred index. You
Speaker 4: type in s p Y and it's gonna say buy
Speaker 4: and then you buy it.
Speaker 5: That's that's what we talked about it before. Maybe we
Speaker 5: should just do it live next week.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, I don't know. It's kind of self explanatory,
Speaker 4: but we can if that's need.
Speaker 7: You have different types of learners, some visual, some auditory.
Speaker 5: Right, yeah.
Speaker 4: So yeah, so hopefully that was that was helpful. Yeah,
Speaker 4: because there's always somebody that's like, well teach me, you
Speaker 4: don't show me how try trying.
Speaker 3: To open and opening account for me. Well, that's the
Speaker 3: next thing that.
Speaker 4: I wanted. I want to just bring somebody on for
Speaker 4: a few minutes because there was some some breaking news
Speaker 4: that broke out and this might affect a lot of people.
Speaker 4: So we have to always educated, always at every given moment.
Speaker 3: Let's see, is he there?
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's a sleeper.
Speaker 2: And for those of you that are in the crypto space,
Speaker 2: we're not going to ignore that. Crypto went up to
Speaker 2: sixty two thousand yesterday, We're not going to bigcoin went
Speaker 2: up to sixty two thousand yesterday. I pulled back it
Speaker 2: said fifty six uh six right now, uh And we're
Speaker 2: not gonna ignore that. In the past six days that
Speaker 2: you know, that topic we kept talking about with Mark
Speaker 2: Cuban and Gary Vee's been on fire. That's all they're
Speaker 2: putting out is n F n F T. I mean
Speaker 2: I read business in inciety. They had an NFT section.
Speaker 2: On Sunday, I read Wall Street Journal. They had an
Speaker 2: NFT section, not an article and section. I read Forbes
Speaker 2: the same thing, sixty three sixty nine sixty nine million
Speaker 2: dollar purchase.
Speaker 3: Digital. Al Right, don't let that go.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I gotta talk to that guy. Bibel people, people,
Speaker 4: he's he's, he's, he's the guy right now.
Speaker 7: GBTC at thirty seven is a decent entry, and kudos
Speaker 7: to the Xelia Banks for selling her auditory sex tape
Speaker 7: for the whatever crazy amount of said.
Speaker 5: Now, wait, what what does she do? So she got
Speaker 5: an auditory?
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, we'll do that later or next week when
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