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Speaker 5: Everyone always asks me, I where do I get into
Speaker 5: the market? And I think episode fourteen we cover this.
Speaker 5: So for those of you who have been faithfuls put
Speaker 5: channel in the chat if you've seen us cover this.
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Speaker 5: into the market. Number one is the two hundred day
Speaker 5: moving average. Number two the seventy two day moving average,
Speaker 5: and number three the price channel.
Speaker 3: The price channel.
Speaker 5: If I have to rank the importance of it, I
Speaker 5: would do price channel first, seventy two day moving average, second,
Speaker 5: two hundred day Third number two, where do we get
Speaker 5: out of the market? You want to get out at
Speaker 5: five year mark? Please put in chat. Time in the
Speaker 5: market is the most important indicator. So five years ten
Speaker 5: years are the first two targets you should have if
Speaker 5: you have quality. If you're not willing to hold it
Speaker 5: for five years or ten years, you know it is
Speaker 5: trash nikola game stop amc et cetera.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 5: We talked about Fibonacci re tracements on episode twenty. Write
Speaker 5: this down go to episode twenty if you have not
Speaker 5: heard us talk about it. You can use the one
Speaker 5: hundred and twenty five percent extension to know when to
Speaker 5: exit out of your trade. So if a company breaks
Speaker 5: out of it's all time high, when it gets one
Speaker 5: hundred and twenty five percent or twenty five percent over
Speaker 5: it's all time high, you can exit at that part
Speaker 5: number four five extra initial entry.
Speaker 3: So if you're in a.
Speaker 5: Tech based company or biotech or a high growth company,
Speaker 5: you can set a limit order for let's say your
Speaker 5: entry is one hundred bucks, you can set your limit
Speaker 5: order for five hundred to exit you out. Of course,
Speaker 5: trading has considerable risks. There's no guarantee that it will
Speaker 5: go to that mark based on a company evaluation and
Speaker 5: the fundamentals of that company. But five x is your
Speaker 5: secondary target. Okay, when to short, please write this down.
Speaker 3: If it's a Grade F stock with.
Speaker 5: Poor fundamentals Number one, number two. If the price is
Speaker 5: five hundred or one hundred excuse me, fifty or one
Speaker 5: hundred and forty bucks over the top of the market,
Speaker 5: that's a good sign for it to short. If it's
Speaker 5: not a great company, so hurts Nicola, AMC, GameStop companies
Speaker 5: with no proper fundamental excuse me fundamentals week revenue and
Speaker 5: all of a sudden they pop up one hundred and
Speaker 5: forty bucks two hundred and twenty bucks. If you give
Speaker 5: it nine to nineteen weeks, please write that down nine
Speaker 5: to nineteen weeks. That will allow you to establish a
Speaker 5: short position. If the company is no good. Number four
Speaker 5: I'll always call it here, So for companies is not good,
Speaker 5: I'll be sure to mention it. And number five when
Speaker 5: the fundamentals do not match, it is a value trap.
Speaker 5: I don't want to see. It's get hurt and devastated
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Speaker 5: they were hyped up on boards and discorders and things
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Speaker 3: Okay, how to evaluate a company?
Speaker 5: We talked about this before, so once you get through
Speaker 5: your technicals, let's go through fundamentals. We covered some of
Speaker 5: this before, but how to evaluate a company the founder,
Speaker 5: the character of the founder and the team, the vision,
Speaker 5: the number one thing that they can do that no
Speaker 5: one else in the world can do.
Speaker 3: That is key. Please write that down.
Speaker 5: Number six. When you are investing in the company, what
Speaker 5: is their unbreakable competitive advantage? Bitcoin being added to Tesla
Speaker 5: since they were plea revenue, is a competitive advantage for
Speaker 5: them right now. Apple having an extensive mote is a
Speaker 5: competitive advantage whatever company you love right now, please put
Speaker 5: what the competitive advantage is of that asset or company?
Speaker 5: How much cash did they have on hand? I'll skip
Speaker 5: down to number twelve cash flow premium or consistent cash flow.
Speaker 5: There is a reason that monthly recurring and annual recurring
Speaker 5: amongst software companies are so popular.
Speaker 3: Right number thirteen? Which business are they? Number? One in?
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Speaker 5: Or at least top three, and they have a superior
Speaker 5: customer experience. So go down this list, and I need
Speaker 5: you to check off each box before you consider investing
Speaker 5: in it. Now for defense, it's great to have a
Speaker 5: company that can change the world. But what if ninety
Speaker 5: three other companies and they get in Let's say Mark
Speaker 5: Cuban investing ten of them, and Damon John invest in
Speaker 5: another teen, and Chris Sock investment in another ten, they
Speaker 5: may come and eat that.
Speaker 3: Startups lunch.
Speaker 5: These economic modes now one low cost of production, high
Speaker 5: switching costs, network effects.
Speaker 3: We talked about this last week as well at number eight.
Speaker 3: Do they have a legal monopoly?
Speaker 5: Companies like Striker, Companies like Pool, I could argue have
Speaker 5: a legal monopoly where they virtually have no competition in
Speaker 5: their space. Brand loyalty is key and also the value
Speaker 5: of the brand and Hopefully we'll get a chance to
Speaker 5: ask and Mark about how you built Dallas Mavericks brand
Speaker 5: up to be worth what it is. This is a
Speaker 5: very key fundamental part that I have not talked about before,
Speaker 5: but I'll talk about next week. You need to focus
Speaker 5: your intention on investing in conglomerates. So which company is this?
Speaker 5: They are involved in tech, software, hardware, currently healthcare, fintech,
Speaker 5: electronic vehicles, consumer and space exploration. If I brought this
Speaker 5: company to you and I told you they were cash
Speaker 5: flow positive and they had considerable market share and mind
Speaker 5: share in their category, You're like, this is a home run.
Speaker 5: That company is Apple, Amazon is in the space. You
Speaker 5: can argue that Tesla is a conglomerate as well. In
Speaker 5: the making, you want to invest in conglomerates. IBM once
Speaker 5: was and then it's lost its position and it's holding
Speaker 5: in the market. Next one three most important indicators. Number
Speaker 5: one is the grandfather of them.
Speaker 3: All, quantitative easing.
Speaker 5: We will not have all these companies rising to record
Speaker 5: levels and all these record level SPACs. Kudos to Josh
Speaker 5: that are returning five hundred and eight hundred percent without
Speaker 5: quantitative to easing. Inverted yield curve tells you ahead of
Speaker 5: time when a crash is going to happen. I tell
Speaker 5: you guys every week, don't worry about crash. If that
Speaker 5: access ever gets crossed and the inverted yel curve does break,
Speaker 5: you have eighteen to thirty six months to begin preparing
Speaker 5: where you want to get in the market, and prepare
Speaker 5: it in advance. You have to prepare when everyone else
Speaker 5: is had be someone disaster is on your door. You
Speaker 5: are not panicking. And number three the only timeframe that
Speaker 5: guarantees that you will win in the market, as if
Speaker 5: you hold your assets for twenty years. And I know
Speaker 5: many of you don't want to hear it, truth be told,
Speaker 5: a lot of you are losing more money than you
Speaker 5: care to admit because you will not hold a position
Speaker 5: long enough for it to be fruitful for you.
Speaker 3: This is key for your personal life.
Speaker 4: I said, Jim, don't let that go over you.
Speaker 3: Ahead.
Speaker 5: If I'm looking at a person and I'm comparing, and
Speaker 5: I say, okay, let's say I'm going against Mark.
Speaker 3: He's going to eat me for lunch. Right. But if
Speaker 3: I'm only willing to hold.
Speaker 5: My position for a year, it does not matter how
Speaker 5: many exotic strategies and derivatives I put inside of it
Speaker 5: to outperform him. If he will wait twenty years, he's
Speaker 5: going to outperform me, because no man can beat time.
Speaker 5: It is the biggest lever that we have in our favor.
Speaker 5: And know some of us are starting late, but this
Speaker 5: is where the freedom is of like kicks in, please
Speaker 5: write this down. There is no freedom financially without you
Speaker 5: tying yourself to a business. I talked about a waycehood
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Speaker 5: I need you guys to realize. If you do not
Speaker 5: invest in a company to get equity in it, you
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Speaker 5: life insurance, a job or too. There's nothing wrong with
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Speaker 5: dollars a year. So for those of you that have
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Speaker 5: four revenue streams in your business to start. Ideally you
Speaker 5: want twenty four and these last two are very key
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