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Speaker 3: Yeah, welcome, gentlemen. I know you guys met at Investments, right.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, officially yeah.
Speaker 3: You're officially we talked spoke before that. Oh yeah, okay, okay, okay, okay, yeah.
Speaker 5: We don't got number unit in you here. W ain't
Speaker 5: playing them games.
Speaker 3: I just want to show up if you're connected already.
Speaker 4: Yeah, this is if we talked to you before we
Speaker 4: end up. We met Chugg the first time.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, the power of relationships and having a janet
Speaker 6: because they.
Speaker 7: Wash one yard my bad king.
Speaker 2: Yo, think about that man.
Speaker 8: Like almost a year to the day, we got on
Speaker 8: the phone, and it was even the process was like tough,
Speaker 8: but you can get us because Mike was like, Yo,
Speaker 8: you gotta talk to these guys. You gotta talk to
Speaker 8: these guys. Shout to Mic. I'm like, all right, Mike,
Speaker 8: I'm like, what is it. He's like, it's this company.
Speaker 8: You got to check it out. And then we had
Speaker 8: the conversation and the resident history. But part of the
Speaker 8: conversation was like, can you guys talk to like Ian
Speaker 8: and Trapped and see if they would like it too.
Speaker 8: I'm like, I'll hit them. I mean, we'll see.
Speaker 6: I'm still interested. But it goes to show streamline and everything.
Speaker 6: Good team work would make the dream work. Last year
Speaker 6: is a crisis, so it's different. I have to make sure,
Speaker 6: especially coming out in Francis.
Speaker 5: I know you understand this.
Speaker 6: Too, Like when algorithm come out, everybody black like, yo,
Speaker 6: you but this better work because if it don't work,
Speaker 6: I'm gonna tell everybody on the innwebs. So I was,
Speaker 6: but now I can, I can collaborate and probably more
Speaker 6: and show more personality and so.
Speaker 2: Yeah, now, and that's just the power of being persistent.
Speaker 8: Like we we fell out of communication for a few months,
Speaker 8: but y'all was putting so much value in the community
Speaker 8: that when Jamal came to tell me, he was like,
Speaker 8: you gotta hit these guys. I'm like, I'm like, I
Speaker 8: know these guys. So like that's the power of persistence
Speaker 8: and just adding value to the community. Y'all did it
Speaker 8: at a very high level because the word just kept
Speaker 8: coming back. You gotta hit these guys, you gotta h
Speaker 8: just get as a genius. He's a genius. He's a genius.
Speaker 8: And then by the time it was ago, I'm not
Speaker 8: gonna speak for them. When you know you have something great,
Speaker 8: because we can relate to this. When people will count
Speaker 8: you out and you know your ship is fire.
Speaker 6: It's easy to follow up. It shouldn't be a pain.
Speaker 6: Like when you know you have something that can change
Speaker 6: lives of people. The follow up process easy and uh
Speaker 6: don't be like in and be stupid and mess out.
Speaker 5: So we're gonna link make this happen.
Speaker 2: Shout out to everybody. Check what's what's the community called?
Speaker 8: I know we have the cheat and greet what's the
Speaker 8: official name of the community, because I know they're in
Speaker 8: here tonight.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, Cheato man. Yeah, that's that's a squad of
Speaker 4: the family. It's just a cheato community. Man. It's all love,
Speaker 4: you know, with with our whole team, you know, the
Speaker 4: way we offer. We just have a whole team of
Speaker 4: really phenomenal traders and investors that really just give it
Speaker 4: all to the community every day, you know, just uh,
Speaker 4: you know, educating and giving the game, giving the game
Speaker 4: up as much as possible. So yeah, shout out to
Speaker 4: the cheatco team.
Speaker 5: May that be humble. Shout out to the cheat coders,
Speaker 5: you know, to the earners.
Speaker 8: Red the Cheetahs, they call him the Cheatahs. My brother
Speaker 8: called me, he's like, Yo, Troy, tonight, Yo. The Cheetah
Speaker 8: said they're gonna be in there.
Speaker 3: Heavy Cheetahs.
Speaker 2: They said they're gonna be in there, heavy cheaters. I said,
Speaker 2: the Panda's gonna Red Panda gonna be in there.
Speaker 5: That is gonna be.
Speaker 2: It's let's have a family reunion.
Speaker 3: But we want to welcome everybody to this. I'll explain
Speaker 3: what this is, but first I want to welcome gentlemen. Ian.
Speaker 3: Of course, you you probably know Ian. I'm assuming that
Speaker 3: you know Ian. If you're watching Alesia, he's with us
Speaker 3: almost every day at this point. You always see on
Speaker 3: online as far as whether Instagram, between Instagram, YouTube, we
Speaker 3: have you on TikTok now Facebook, there's you probably see
Speaker 3: him at least once a day in between EARNR Lisia's reach.
Speaker 2: That's a fact.
Speaker 3: That's a fact.
Speaker 2: That's a fact.
Speaker 5: So the Master Investor, Famous plug.
Speaker 3: And that page too, yeah, you know for sure. And
Speaker 3: then Francis is our guy man. So Francis, we did
Speaker 3: an episode with him probably about six months ago, him
Speaker 3: and his partner Jehu and really really young talented brothers
Speaker 3: out of the DC area. And you know they do
Speaker 3: their thing with the with the stock charts. They have
Speaker 3: a company called Chico. So if you saw that episode,
Speaker 3: then we also did we did an episode and we
Speaker 3: did a YouTube live with them. Both of them were crazy.
Speaker 3: Everybody you know really really liked it. So we're going
Speaker 3: to talk about that, but first just wanted to kind
Speaker 3: of just set the room and set the vibe. So
Speaker 3: what we do here is e y L University. Every
Speaker 3: single week at this time Wednesday at eight o'clock, we
Speaker 3: do a class. These classes range for a variety of
Speaker 3: different topics. We do real estate, we do how to
Speaker 3: start an airbnb business. We've done boat rentals recently, Uh, toro,
Speaker 3: you name it.
Speaker 2: We just did e books last week.
Speaker 3: Yeah, shout out to ash. So. Yeah, it's like it's
Speaker 3: anything that you can think of we really have covered.
Speaker 3: And what makes it different from the podcast is that
Speaker 3: it's a more interactive feel where you know, we sit,
Speaker 3: they have conversations, and then it's a question and answer
Speaker 3: type type of vibe. So what we do once a
Speaker 3: month is what we call open Enrollment. Please do not
Speaker 3: copy that.
Speaker 5: You know they're gonna copy.
Speaker 6: It so often imitated.
Speaker 3: Yeah, never do because no, never. So open open Enrollment
Speaker 3: is a sneak peek into Eyo University where it's a
Speaker 3: class that's open to YouTube, which is open to the world,
Speaker 3: and you get to see it. You get to see
Speaker 3: it for yourself. You get to see, you know, how
Speaker 3: it works, how it looks, you know and then if
Speaker 3: you're interested in joining, then you can join. So this
Speaker 3: is what we do. So this month, the open enrollment
Speaker 3: is what we call our group chat call. So the
Speaker 3: group chat call is really more of a intimate conversation
Speaker 3: about investing. It's not really as structure, but it's like
Speaker 3: we talk about our portfolio, we talk about some play,
Speaker 3: we look at some charts, and we answer questions and
Speaker 3: we do that once a month and that has really
Speaker 3: become extremely extremely popular a lot of people and beneficial,
Speaker 3: yes official, a lot of people made money from these
Speaker 3: group chat costs. So this month, I felt like, this
Speaker 3: is the first time we're doing a group chat open enrollment.
Speaker 3: So I just felt that it would just really be
Speaker 3: dope to have Francis, who works with us a lot
Speaker 3: at Eyo University. He's come on a lot, him and
Speaker 3: his partner Jay, who they've come on a lot. And then,
Speaker 3: like I said, Ian that family with him every week
Speaker 3: on Market Monday.
Speaker 2: So yeah, he might pop up in a few classes too.
Speaker 3: He popped up, popped up in the financial planning class. Yeah,
Speaker 3: you never know when he's gonna pop up.
Speaker 6: So he's in Francs gonna shake the room tonight, we're
Speaker 6: gonna do this more often, like when they put out
Speaker 6: Reservoir Dogs and everybody went crazy and.
Speaker 5: It's gonna be It's gonna be nice tonight.
Speaker 3: Yeah so so yeah, So we're gonna get into it.
Speaker 3: But before we start, I just want to give you
Speaker 3: a rundown what Eyo University is. So it's an online
Speaker 3: I don't even know how to describe it because Universe
Speaker 3: City is really not even fitting. It's kind of even
Speaker 3: bigger than that. It's an online community of sorts with
Speaker 3: over one hundred past webinars that you get access to.
Speaker 3: You get access to the private Facebook community group. You
Speaker 3: get access to my monthly financial planning calls, which I
Speaker 3: do on one Saturday every single month for two hours.
Speaker 3: Access to the movie club and a book club with Troy.
Speaker 3: Access to these calls what you call the group check calls,
Speaker 3: which is once a month, Access to the home Buyers
Speaker 3: Blueprint MG. The mortgage guy is a genius. And then
Speaker 3: we also have twenty Infinity groups. So that's made after,
Speaker 3: you know, a real university. Also where we have like
Speaker 3: Crypto Club, where we have the real estate. We have
Speaker 3: earners over fifty, we have the Cannabis Club Parent club
Speaker 3: like anything. It's a lot of people that just come
Speaker 3: together and these are people just working with themselves, and
Speaker 3: that even is more beneficial than anything I think, because
Speaker 3: now that's a real community where you learn from different instructors,
Speaker 3: but it's always better to actually learn from you.
Speaker 8: We just got in college a party planning committee that
Speaker 8: meeting Saturday, So I think all the earners in different
Speaker 8: cities are all gonna come together.
Speaker 2: And have an earnest United Day. It was is gonna
Speaker 2: be dope.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I can't wait.
Speaker 8: Somebody I need that Detroit address. Y'll gotta send that
Speaker 8: to Houston. I will be there, but I'm be in Detroit.
Speaker 4: This week.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, yeah, oh yeah, I'm glad you said that. Detroit, Detroit,
Speaker 3: Michigan Ian dunlap or in a Lisia. We will be
Speaker 3: in the building and on Friday we're having a networking
Speaker 3: event pull up. All the information is online. You can
Speaker 3: click the link in our website under the events tab
Speaker 3: rs VP. We want to see everybody, want to see
Speaker 3: the whole entire city come out on Friday at six o'clock.
Speaker 3: So yeah, so e Yo University by far the biggest,
Speaker 3: and I'm gonna do something in close close your your ears.
Speaker 3: I don't want you to hear this. I'm gonna do
Speaker 3: something that I know he's gonna be extremely disappointed about.
Speaker 3: But we we we are doing a forty eight hour
Speaker 3: flash sell forty forty eight hour flash shall and yes
Speaker 3: we are. We are lowering the price for forty eight
Speaker 3: hours only.
Speaker 5: Everybody at black tell them to stop doing that.
Speaker 2: Mike, Mike, don't starts.
Speaker 5: Is not the same.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, we can't use fat Joe on this one.
Speaker 2: No fat advantage of it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, e y, I don't even want to say what
Speaker 3: we're doing the first time now, it's the first time ever.
Speaker 3: We're just going to do something just to kind of
Speaker 3: it's for the community give back. We just call it
Speaker 3: that community give back. University is two thousand dollars. We're
Speaker 3: doing sixty five percent off and we're doing seven hundred
Speaker 3: dollars for forty eight hours only pend Janet, and that's it.
Speaker 3: I don't want to talk too much about it because
Speaker 3: that's I don't even want I don't want to have
Speaker 3: second thoughts on this. So all right, gentlemen, let's let's
Speaker 3: get into this. Let's get into this. Troy, you are
Speaker 3: becoming a stock market of sorts. So I want to
Speaker 3: start the conversation with some different sites that you use,
Speaker 3: and then we can just get the guys involved. Then
Speaker 3: we could just jump right into it. Yeah.
Speaker 8: Man, I'm gonna be very very careful when I talk
Speaker 8: because when I need advice, these are the guys that
Speaker 8: I'm calling. So this is kind of cool. So like
Speaker 8: Francis and I'll talk all the time, Me and Ian
Speaker 8: talk all the time, but doing the research is important,
Speaker 8: and so a lot of times I'm trying to pick
Speaker 8: their brain to find out what they're using.
Speaker 2: And so when I can add to my arsenal and
Speaker 2: so we've talked about it before.
Speaker 8: When I'm looking for ETFs, ETFDB is a great place
Speaker 8: for me as a resource, right because it's going to
Speaker 8: tell me the different types of ETFs, how they're performing,
Speaker 8: what's inside of it. And so I always look to
Speaker 8: that as a strategy to find out if I don't
Speaker 8: know about a sector, this is gonna give me a
Speaker 8: great resource to find out what's in the sector. Now,
Speaker 8: inside of ETFDB, a couple of things, And if you're
Speaker 8: writing us down, put this in your notes. When I
Speaker 8: go into the site, what I'm looking for a couple
Speaker 8: of things. Obviously, I want to know what's inside the ETF,
Speaker 8: but I also want to know.
Speaker 3: The valume. So you can go there. Let's just break
Speaker 3: it down, you know what. Well, yes, yeah, you talk too,
Speaker 3: because it's gonna be on podcast.
Speaker 2: Got you, got you.
Speaker 8: I'm a sare to screen. Get me two seconds. Let
Speaker 8: me get back to zoom and I'm gonna share my
Speaker 8: screen on the podcast.
Speaker 5: So we gotta talk spicy.
Speaker 8: Then I was shit, They're gonna be like, yo, look
Speaker 8: at all this boy's task man go crazy. All right,
Speaker 8: So I'm gonna share my screen thumbs up when you
Speaker 8: can see it thumbs up and we can see it
Speaker 8: on this side.
Speaker 2: Yeap, all right, perfect, So e t F D be here.
Speaker 2: It is right here.
Speaker 8: Obviously this is why I stopped. I heard the news
Speaker 8: about DraftKings yesterday, so talk them to the audio. So
Speaker 8: you go to ETF. So my ETF dot com. I
Speaker 8: type in the search. So let's go to estimations. We
Speaker 8: talk about that all the time.
Speaker 2: So I go with my search.
Speaker 8: I type in SMH and I hit there it is
Speaker 8: smah e TF all right, So first I'm looking at
Speaker 8: all right, Well, here's the price, all right, So the
Speaker 8: price for SMH right now, if I'm buying it as
Speaker 8: a share of two hundred and sixty nine dollars, I
Speaker 8: can see that great. If I'm looking at it for
Speaker 8: the option, that doesn't really matter too much at this point.
Speaker 8: But I want to know a couple of things. I
Speaker 8: want to know the categories, and so here it tells me, right,
Speaker 8: the category is technology equities. It's a large cap, so
Speaker 8: there's big companies inside of here, and it's in a
Speaker 8: sector of it's in the asset class of growth. So
Speaker 8: a lot of times we see growth, and that is
Speaker 8: what I'm looking for. I want to see something that
Speaker 8: accelerates over time. Now, inside of the next tap is holdings,
Speaker 8: and so when I click there, it tells me the
Speaker 8: companies that are inside. And so you can see here
Speaker 8: we talked about this on Monday. These are semi conductors
Speaker 8: and so TSM is something we always talk about. And
Speaker 8: what I want you to notice is that on the
Speaker 8: right hand side it says assets, and so it tells
Speaker 8: you the percentage that this ETF has of this asset.
Speaker 8: And so this ETF is consistent of fifteen percent of TSM.
Speaker 8: So that's a large percentage, right, And That makes sense
Speaker 8: because we said out of all the world's semiconductor producers,
Speaker 8: TSM makes up about fifty percent of the world's production,
Speaker 8: and so that makes sense that this would be the
Speaker 8: largest ETF. Now what's the interesting is that in Vidia
Speaker 8: is now the number two. Three months ago or maybe
Speaker 8: six months ago, when we showed you ETFDB, the video
Speaker 8: was like the number five h in terms of percentage
Speaker 8: of asset.
Speaker 2: But that's moved up.
Speaker 5: Obviously.
Speaker 2: We've seen in video's price move up.
Speaker 8: They've had some major announcements and they had a stock split,
Speaker 8: right what they do five to one or four to one?
Speaker 3: Five to one?
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, four quarter to five to one, So the
Speaker 2: stock split is gone.
Speaker 8: In Vidia has been running so obviously in ETFs you
Speaker 8: can change your allocation is one of the things that happens.
Speaker 8: If you're managing the ETF. You can change the percentage
Speaker 8: of allocation. So that's happened. And so you see all
Speaker 8: the companies that we talk about, right, we see AMD
Speaker 8: down here ASLM. We actually had somebody calling to talk
Speaker 8: about that, so that's important.
Speaker 2: We watched that.
Speaker 8: Next thing I like to look at is this performance,
Speaker 8: and so this is easy. It tells me what's been
Speaker 8: happening over the past five years, and so you can
Speaker 8: see it's had a three hundred and twenty two percent return,
Speaker 8: which is absolutely ridiculous. Right over the past year, so
Speaker 8: twenty twenty one, it's had a fifty eight percent return.
Speaker 8: But like, look over the last month, I think last
Speaker 8: this past month, it's been its lowest and aha.
Speaker 2: Told you, and it's the last month.
Speaker 3: It's actually it wouldn't work out, you know, it wouldn't
Speaker 3: work out.
Speaker 2: It pulled back just a little bit. But that's okay, right,
Speaker 2: because perspective is key.
Speaker 8: Right, So if we have gotten into these asset classes
Speaker 8: early into twenty twenty or early in twenty twenty one,
Speaker 8: we're still up right, even if it pulls back two
Speaker 8: percent like it did May on Monday, we still have
Speaker 8: a percentage that is worth being proud of, all right.
Speaker 8: So this is ETFDB. This is one of my sites.
Speaker 8: I'm gonna un through a couple and then I'll let
Speaker 8: y'all go, so, but also go back to that holding holdings.
Speaker 3: This is also important when a friend of mine a
Speaker 3: while ago asked me, is like, which better Navidio or AMD?
Speaker 3: Which one should I buy? And I'm like smh. The
Speaker 3: reason why I said that is because you got both.
Speaker 3: So maybe now if you visually can see it, it
Speaker 3: kind of makes it easier what we've been talking about before.
Speaker 3: Where now the all star team analogy that Ian speaks about,
Speaker 3: you can actually see, like, all right, this is what
Speaker 3: is appealing to me with ETFs is that you know,
Speaker 3: I don't have to like try to bet on one
Speaker 3: winning horse. You just bet on the whole team, and
Speaker 3: odds are that you know is it going to go
Speaker 3: in your favor exactly exactly. So that's something that's very beneficial,
Speaker 3: especially if you are uncomfortable about investing in stocks, if
Speaker 3: you're new to investing in stocks, if you don't know
Speaker 3: which stock to pick. This is why we talk about
Speaker 3: ETFs so much, because it gives you a lot more confidence,
Speaker 3: I think, yeah, and and it not to cut you up,
Speaker 3: and it doesn't compromise the rate of return. I was
Speaker 3: kidding about the one month thing, but I'm just using
Speaker 3: that as a skeptic because people always have some level
Speaker 3: of negative comments no matter what, Like I put on
Speaker 3: Instagram today, if you invest in ETF and index funds
Speaker 3: for you know, forty years and it earns ten percent
Speaker 3: a year, then you'll be a millionaire. And they're like,
Speaker 3: what what ETF or index can earn ten percent a year?
Speaker 3: And we just showed you it had three hundred you've
Speaker 3: been calling it is about forty of them exactly.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so I mean eg smh vt I x OK.
Speaker 2: So that's it right there. So like in terms of ball,
Speaker 2: like we always say the analogy, right, here goes your lebron,
Speaker 2: he goes your ad and here goes your elige monks.
Speaker 6: But imagine if they added it Lillard as well, right exactly,
Speaker 6: and Russell and they shared the ball and Russ can
Speaker 6: actually hit threes, which I see has been working on
Speaker 6: shot to rush shot.
Speaker 5: Bro he working on this game.
Speaker 8: I go another one, since we always talk about tech,
Speaker 8: and I'll just show you that the holding the same thing. Right,
Speaker 8: we're looking for those those top two. We should be
Speaker 8: familiar with these top two. We also, yeah, there it is, right,
Speaker 8: So this is just XLKA So this is another ETF.
Speaker 8: This is technology sector however, right, and so you look
Speaker 8: at those top two twenty one percent allocation. Actually Microsoft
Speaker 8: has actually moved up. There wasn't always that twenty one
Speaker 8: point four to six. It's almost equal to it, So
Speaker 8: that's forty two percent. Is ETF is based around Apple
Speaker 8: and Microsoft, two solid companies that we we're pretty sure
Speaker 8: that they're not going to go anywhere.
Speaker 3: Let me and if they do, let me ask. Being
Speaker 3: that fort of the ETF is in two companies, is
Speaker 3: that too much exposure?
Speaker 5: Not if you want to be rich.
Speaker 6: The real cheat code pun intended is when you have
Speaker 6: an exceptional amount of data on a company, it makes
Speaker 6: no sense to diversify. Like when people are like, well,
Speaker 6: you shouldn't put all of your eggs into one basket.
Speaker 6: It's like saying, hey, give me ten scrub players that
Speaker 6: may be two good ones. No, the big three strategy,
Speaker 6: the big four. I want to be equally weighted two
Speaker 6: index two tech that are most dominant. So if Apple
Speaker 6: goes away in two years and Microsoft won't stay, you know,
Speaker 6: both will be dominant for another thirty years, I'll replace
Speaker 6: them with.
Speaker 5: The top two tech at that time.
Speaker 6: But the truth is, because of regulation, you want to
Speaker 6: tell people to be diversified so you can't sue. For
Speaker 6: me personally and for my child, Xander, baby, I love you.
Speaker 6: Go to bit it it has freedom.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 6: Xander is six, Xander College is paid for, Xander doesn't
Speaker 6: have to work until he's thirty. From diversifying less and
Speaker 6: concentrating on companies that are going to kill more. I'm
Speaker 6: not an advisor. I know one that's named a shot.
Speaker 6: Whatever you want to do, but as being one of
Speaker 6: the top investors in my opinion of all time and
Speaker 6: the greatest of the era, please follow the blue print
Speaker 6: and you gonna notice, like when me and Francis get
Speaker 6: the vibe, we gonna agree on the same companies the
Speaker 6: same way. To me, Troy Rashad Trapp do as well.
Speaker 6: But diversification is a trick for those who don't know
Speaker 6: what to do. You notice when people are even on
Speaker 6: the angel side or venture side, when they invest in companies,
Speaker 6: they're going to pick a few quality companies and pour
Speaker 6: a bunch of money into them. They're not going to
Speaker 6: have a thousand companies they invest in. They're going to
Speaker 6: put tend maximum of five and go heavy.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 4: No, I agree with that that point one percent. As
Speaker 4: far as like you know, personally in their personal portfolio,
Speaker 4: in their personal strategies and things like that, you know
Speaker 4: to the question as far as like whether whether or
Speaker 4: not like this particular ETF is overexposed to Apple and
Speaker 4: Microphone Microsoft. Me personally, like I look at ETFs as
Speaker 4: the way that I do have some type of diversification, right,
Speaker 4: Like that's like the whole point of having the ETF
Speaker 4: in my portfolio. So for me, this particular setup, it
Speaker 4: is a little overexposed to Apple and Microsoft for an ETF.
Speaker 4: Now this is my personal portfolio they put you know
Speaker 4: what I mean, no problem, you know what I mean.
Speaker 4: But as far as the ETF goes, I like to
Speaker 4: see a little bit more, you know, I think that's
Speaker 4: a lot to you know, it's almost half of the hope,
Speaker 4: almost half the fun is just is a big too,
Speaker 4: you know. So it's a little it's a little overexposed
Speaker 4: from my taste for this particular ETF, you know.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but they can always make the adjustment.
Speaker 6: So if Apple isn't it's hot, they can drop the
Speaker 6: allocation down and make an adjustment same way mid game.
Speaker 6: So if like Lebron is cooking, we got a lot
Speaker 6: Lebron while hitting it, that's a thing you gotta let
Speaker 6: him play. And if you guys go to your today
Speaker 6: return dot com and look at these, you can go
Speaker 6: see what the all time returns on them are so
Speaker 6: that'll be gym number two. But if you look at
Speaker 6: XOK from nineteen ninety eight through now, five hundred and
Speaker 6: nine percent return, pretty good to never have to look
Speaker 6: at an investment, never have to do any analysis. And
Speaker 6: you know, so if you put ten thousand in, you'll
Speaker 6: be up fifty thousand, eight hundred and eighty nine dollars.
Speaker 5: Yeah, pretty smooth.
Speaker 8: And so I got the past the past five year
Speaker 8: performance five year two hundred and forty five percent. So
Speaker 8: again we put it in. We look at and yes,
Speaker 8: does have a lot of exposure to the top two
Speaker 8: tech companies. But as they innovate and they create, we
Speaker 8: can see the percentage growth that has happened over the
Speaker 8: past five years. So I don't want in our portfolio.
Speaker 8: I'm gonna go to another thing real quick. Let me
Speaker 8: let me go to another one. So I know, yeah,
Speaker 8: somebody's killing me because I got like seventy tabs open
Speaker 8: just be basically.
Speaker 4: Especially man, you know this.
Speaker 2: Stab right here for.
Speaker 3: You see it all right?
Speaker 5: So all the other ones out?
Speaker 8: Yeah yeah, So Zach's is something I've been using lately.
Speaker 8: Zachs Yeah, yeah, yeah, zachs dot com c.
Speaker 2: K s oh and it's going to act up. So
Speaker 2: you know what, we won't go to the zacs. Let's
Speaker 2: go to estimize.
Speaker 8: What is you can you just explain with so zax
Speaker 8: is another site that gives you a lot of the technicals,
Speaker 8: a lot of fundamentals, and then it has a rating system.
Speaker 8: And so I like to see that because I don't
Speaker 8: know every company, but what they do is they put
Speaker 8: in sector and they show you the growth that they
Speaker 8: had over the past year, what their future growth looks like,
Speaker 8: what the volume looks like inside of the company. Now
Speaker 8: it's acting up right now, But that's okay. We'll keep
Speaker 8: going because we got more than one tool. And so
Speaker 8: smize is something on I want to look right when
Speaker 8: we talk about smize, Yeah.
Speaker 2: I'm not sure you've seen this one before.
Speaker 3: You've seen this, thanks.
Speaker 2: And so SMIs is a company as a U site
Speaker 2: that I used when I want to know the earnings. Right,
Speaker 2: So when we're talking.
Speaker 8: About the earnings report, and we use Apple all the
Speaker 8: time because people a lot of people are investing in Apple,
Speaker 8: I'm looking at that past performance and so it'll tell
Speaker 8: me the earnings per share. So EPs, A lot of
Speaker 8: people see EPs all over the place. So EPs is
Speaker 8: the earnings per share, and it'll show you what it's
Speaker 8: done for the past couple of quarters. Right, So it
Speaker 8: goes all the way back to Q four of twenty nineteen,
Speaker 8: Q one of twenty twenty, all the way up until
Speaker 8: Q three twenty twenty one, and so you can see
Speaker 8: what the smized community. I think it's over eleven thousand
Speaker 8: analysts in here, So it tells you about how many
Speaker 8: people in here, eleven thousand analysts are doing their ratings.
Speaker 8: And you can see what the community has said that
Speaker 8: they thought the earnings per share would be. You can
Speaker 8: see what Wall Street said and what it actually did, right,
Speaker 8: So this is like a dollar thirty per share.
Speaker 2: What I like to see is the revenue.
Speaker 8: I love going to the revenue because it gives me
Speaker 8: a be a fundamental idea of how the company's been growing.
Speaker 8: And so if we look at Q four of twenty
Speaker 8: nineteen compared to Q four of twenty twenty, right, you
Speaker 8: see just some similarities, right, sixty three sixty two billion,
Speaker 8: sixty three billion, And this is what the estimate is
Speaker 8: right now for Q four of twenty twenty one, right, So.
Speaker 3: It's eighty four.
Speaker 2: So in the community of analysts.
Speaker 8: They're saying that there's some substantial growth right for it
Speaker 8: to grow by twenty billion. And so when we talk
Speaker 8: about earnings, I know it's not the say O bill,
Speaker 8: but I know some people that's their strategy. They like
Speaker 8: to get into a stock or position right before earnings
Speaker 8: and it runs up and hopefully they make money. But
Speaker 8: when we're in a long term, we like to just
Speaker 8: see growth in the company because that tells us that's
Speaker 8: something that's what we want to be in for the
Speaker 8: long term. Right, Apple is one of our long term positions.
Speaker 8: And so when I want to find that the revenue
Speaker 8: models out, this is one of the sites that I
Speaker 8: use in Oh wait, wait, Whita. Before I go to
Speaker 8: anything else, let's go to the VIX. And so we
Speaker 8: talked about the VIX on money, We talked about the
Speaker 8: We talked about the VIX on Monday.
Speaker 2: So I had it up for the year. Let's go
Speaker 2: for the three month.
Speaker 8: So the VIX is the volatility index, and it tells
Speaker 8: us how the market is moving, right, and so we
Speaker 8: can see, actually, let's for the year, because we can
Speaker 8: go back to last context.
Speaker 2: Yeah, let's go back.
Speaker 8: So when we talked about high volatility, and it was like, hey,
Speaker 8: it tells you how the market is moving. So last
Speaker 8: October we had to pull back at the end, at
Speaker 8: the beginning of September, and then I believe there was
Speaker 8: one at the end of October.
Speaker 2: I said that Monday, all I have to do is
Speaker 2: just look at my VICS.
Speaker 8: This number has gone up to forty two, well forty
Speaker 8: eight point two eight, and so that's heavy volatility. And
Speaker 8: as you can see, right, there's going to be a
Speaker 8: substantial drop in the market at this time, right. But
Speaker 8: as we get down here, we start to see some steadiness,
Speaker 8: some steadiness, and then in February we had another drop,
Speaker 8: right because the VIX has gone up. And so if
Speaker 8: we're kind of think of it as an inverse when
Speaker 8: we talked about inverse indexes, sort to think of the
Speaker 8: vics in that sense.
Speaker 2: Where as we see the vics go up, right, that
Speaker 2: means the market is going down.
Speaker 8: And so we see steadiness studying and steady this and
Speaker 8: there's we got down to the sixteens and teens and
Speaker 8: we said we like between ten and fifteen, yep, ten
Speaker 8: and fifteen.
Speaker 2: So we were down here.
Speaker 3: In June.
Speaker 8: We saw some we saw some games lots of games
Speaker 8: all through the summer, and then boom, we got up
Speaker 8: to twenty eight inchry day on Monday, which tells you
Speaker 8: this high volatility.
Speaker 2: And I think we pulled back today where we at
Speaker 2: like twenty.
Speaker 6: Your War twenty point seven. I said on Monday it
Speaker 6: was going to end up dropping a twenty by next week.
Speaker 8: So so that when when we spoke about this a
Speaker 8: few weeks ago, I said, we fell I fell asleep
Speaker 8: at the wheel. Now, if I'm saying I fell asleep
Speaker 8: at the whel that means there's a lot of people
Speaker 8: that fell asleep at the whille. Because we get I
Speaker 8: get a lot of calls like Troy, what we're doing,
Speaker 8: What we're doing? I fell asleep at the will Why
Speaker 8: I should have been watching the vics. But sometimes you
Speaker 8: get caught up and doing so many things and try
Speaker 8: to study so many companies, you forget some of the fundamentals.
Speaker 2: And in Francis we had this talk the other day,
Speaker 2: we stopped.
Speaker 8: Doing some of the things which made us successful, right,
Speaker 8: it makes us work, And so the VIX was something
Speaker 8: that I forgot to look at.
Speaker 2: But I would have known.
Speaker 8: There's a lot of other indicators, and I'm sure the
Speaker 8: Fellas talk about it tonight, but this was one of them.
Speaker 8: Another one is Barchart. Right, So ETFs is cool if
Speaker 8: we're talking about multiple companies in one. But if we
Speaker 8: want to look at singular companies again for our chart
Speaker 8: dot com B A R. C. H Art dot com,
Speaker 8: we can look at singular positions and it'll give us
Speaker 8: the complete rundown. Now for some of this this look
Speaker 8: look like this is to advance. This is too advance.
Speaker 8: That's okay. I'm gonna take you to another site. That
Speaker 8: is what we use for students. But again, it gives
Speaker 8: you the performance. Right, we can see how Apple has performed.
Speaker 2: Let's see if it's tweaking. Oh nice, ad I get
Speaker 2: some key levels for vix.
Speaker 5: I haven't need to be giving these on market mondays
Speaker 5: for the year.
Speaker 3: Let's do it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you want to do that?
Speaker 6: Yeah, thirty nine to ninety, thirty four, forty nine, twenty eight, eighteen,
Speaker 6: and twenty four to thirty six. So if it gets
Speaker 6: to any of those levels, the world is gonna panic.
Speaker 6: If it's a quality company. And I'm sure when Francis
Speaker 6: pulls up the algorithm at a show as well, but
Speaker 6: those are good times to buy some of the best
Speaker 6: companies on the earth. So if you look at it
Speaker 6: went to twenty eight ninety five. This week we went
Speaker 6: to twenty eight sixty nine. So when it went to
Speaker 6: twenty eight eighteen, and you would have saw that while
Speaker 6: everyone else was panicking, you should have been thinking, it's
Speaker 6: time for me to load up. And look what happened
Speaker 6: Tuesday Wednesday. The big skies over. We're starting to move
Speaker 6: back to the upside.
Speaker 4: And the thing about the thing about the VIX also man,
Speaker 4: is that you know, you can profit from the VIC
Speaker 4: spikes right when the market is, when the market is fearful.
Speaker 4: You know, you can use it as an indicator for
Speaker 4: you know, when you might want to look at getting
Speaker 4: back in buying the dip things like that. But you
Speaker 4: also can play the VIX ETF which is the VXX right,
Speaker 4: and when you play the VXX with options, you know
Speaker 4: on as a short term hedge, even if you traditionally
Speaker 4: trade with the stock portfolio, you can catch short term
Speaker 4: pops in the VIX, which the VIX is notorious for. These,
Speaker 4: you know, short one day, two day pops when the
Speaker 4: market has something that shakes it up. In this case,
Speaker 4: you know, the Evergrand uh situation with China and the
Speaker 4: in the fear that came out of China, with the
Speaker 4: the defaults that's happening in the real estate market out there.
Speaker 4: That's what kind of caused this kind of fearful moment
Speaker 4: that we had in the In the SMP, it calls
Speaker 4: that VIC spike. You can make a good amount of money,
Speaker 4: you know, because a lot of times when you know,
Speaker 4: you can catch a good one percent, fifty sixty seventy
Speaker 4: percent pop while the rest of the market is bleeding
Speaker 4: to death just by kind of trading the victs back
Speaker 4: and forth.
Speaker 6: Absolutely and tie into that for those of you on
Speaker 6: the future side, So you can also trade the vixed feature.
Speaker 6: So just like he told you, you can do vxx.
Speaker 6: So whenever I always say, there's no such thing as
Speaker 6: a bad market, only bad entries into it. So if
Speaker 6: you do the vx X like he's telling you about,
Speaker 6: and you're still holding long term, and when the market tanks,
Speaker 6: you ride vx X up and the VIC future, whatever
Speaker 6: money you lost as a result of the drop, you're
Speaker 6: going to offset that probably by two. Yeah, So I'm
Speaker 6: telling you tonight gonna be special. But V and this
Speaker 6: future together when the market goes down if you do
Speaker 6: it four times in a year.
Speaker 5: Any loss that you end up having on any huge.
Speaker 4: Listen when Trump was in office and that man used
Speaker 4: to send out them tweets at like twelve o'clock, one
Speaker 4: o'clock at night.
Speaker 5: I can't lie. I listened for the volatility. I cannot lie.
Speaker 4: Well, you can make. We used to make a killing
Speaker 4: me up too in the morning, trading exed futures or
Speaker 4: even yes minis. You know, we trade the es minis
Speaker 4: and catch puts on the ears minis and make a killing.
Speaker 4: You know, you wake up the morning, your portfolio may
Speaker 4: be hit you know, good, ten fifteen percent and whatnot.
Speaker 5: But you know in fifteen twenty on it.
Speaker 2: Mm hmm, yeah, yeah, yeah, I mean yeah, yah, got
Speaker 2: got crazy. I'm gonna give them one money in.
Speaker 8: I'll let you talk about that because it's one that
Speaker 8: you I'm gonna talk about two more actually, because the
Speaker 8: research doesn't stop after that. Hypercharge dot co was something
Speaker 8: that you said on market Moneys, but I wrote in
Speaker 8: my notes and since you said it, I was like, man,
Speaker 8: this is crazy. So I'll let you talk about that,
Speaker 8: but I'll tell you the last place I go when
Speaker 8: I'm done with my research. That's the site that this
Speaker 8: young these two gentlemen created code the Cheeto and so
Speaker 8: if whatever, and I let them talk about it and
Speaker 8: I actually show what we why I use it, but
Speaker 8: I look at it and I use it as my
Speaker 8: final tool. Okay, Like, let's see, I'm looking at this chart.
Speaker 8: It's giving me indicators. But I'll let you talk about
Speaker 8: hypercharts dot com your hypercharts.
Speaker 6: Like if you guys ever looked at all this financial
Speaker 6: data and you're like, I don't know what the hell
Speaker 6: they're talking about, they have really easy So hypercharts made
Speaker 6: the graphs on revenue and data simple enough to like
Speaker 6: a third grader can read it. So if you want
Speaker 6: to go look at Apple, Microsoft, am D, you can
Speaker 6: see really and even for those of you that are
Speaker 6: like crypto, you can see it.
Speaker 5: And it's really easy. Like if you compare Apple.
Speaker 6: Versus Tesla, Apple versus Microsoft, Apple versus any company that
Speaker 6: you love, it will tell you which ones are doing
Speaker 6: better in terms of revenue, profit, et cetera. And it
Speaker 6: gives you a quick breakdown of how they're doing and compare.
Speaker 6: So if you if any of you feel confused, hypercharts
Speaker 6: is an easy place for you to know how much
Speaker 6: money a company is making, how they're doing a comparison,
Speaker 6: and if you want to compare five or six companies
Speaker 6: against each other, they'll tell you in thirty seconds which
Speaker 6: one you should probably lean on and invest in long term.
Speaker 6: So if I look at like Apple really quick at
Speaker 6: the annual they're at thirty six point four percent annual growth,
Speaker 6: three hundred and forty seven and annual revenue, and then
Speaker 6: their increase has been like twenty five percent and some
Speaker 6: of the key revenue segments. And then for those who
Speaker 6: love crypto, you go to Bitcoin. The analysis is there.
Speaker 6: It's pretty amazing and you'll love the analysis that you do.
Speaker 6: So if you've ever been confused about anything that we've
Speaker 6: talked about, or you get on CNBC and then you're
Speaker 6: not clear, hypercharts is absolutely yeah.
Speaker 2: Hypercharts dot co.
Speaker 8: And one of the things I love is that they
Speaker 8: kind of put things in bar charts for you and
Speaker 8: explain it very detailed.
Speaker 2: This is the revenue, this is where the revenue's coming from.
Speaker 8: Right, So if it was Apple, it could have been
Speaker 8: from wearables, it could have been iPhone, it could have
Speaker 8: been iPad.
Speaker 2: Because it's been the matt But it.
Speaker 8: Shows you literally from a company standpoint, the total growth
Speaker 8: and what that singular thing did to.
Speaker 2: Attribute to the growth of the company.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and this is something we hear like do your
Speaker 3: research a lot. That's a common question is like what
Speaker 3: does that mean? Do your research? So just spent about
Speaker 3: a half an hour just giving you different tools that
Speaker 3: you can actually research. And it's like anything, You're not
Speaker 3: going to learn everything at one time, but the more
Speaker 3: you familiarize yourself and you know, get you know, enthralled
Speaker 3: with the information, then it's going to become like a
Speaker 3: second nature. And you know, obviously you can tell that
Speaker 3: Troy spends a lot of time with this. And Troy
Speaker 3: doesn't have a financial background. So he was a teacher.
Speaker 5: Public learners.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he was a public school teacher. So I say
Speaker 3: that to say, very blue. That's like one of the
Speaker 3: most blue collar jobs that you can have. So if
Speaker 3: he can do it any I'm not saying that in
Speaker 3: a disrespectful way.
Speaker 6: No, it's serious, but you know it's real. It's real
Speaker 6: even when the show started. Yeah, that's why I keep
Speaker 6: telling people they need to ask you more questions. You
Speaker 6: your monster.
Speaker 2: No, I mean that's it.
Speaker 8: So these are just like some of the technical sites
Speaker 8: that we use for the but there's a lot of
Speaker 8: reading that goes involved into it.
Speaker 2: So, like I tell people every I read all morning,
Speaker 2: all day.
Speaker 8: The other day I could I was waiting for Ian
Speaker 8: to get up pause to send them the article.
Speaker 5: I stay up pause in the same value I've learned
Speaker 5: the Segway game.
Speaker 8: Come on, you did, and you did a great job
Speaker 8: on the audio message earlier too, shout out to you.
Speaker 8: But no, seriously, I was like, wait, it's seven thirty.
Speaker 8: I got some news I got to share with him.
Speaker 8: I was like, damn, I wait till eight thirty because
Speaker 8: I know he's an hour behind. So I sent it
Speaker 8: to him at eight thirty even though it's seven thirty there,
Speaker 8: and he gave me the old baby we got to
Speaker 8: us tonight.
Speaker 5: You can't text me anytime you know. I'm looking.
Speaker 6: But it's inspiring too, because, just to be honest, if
Speaker 6: I'm around you guys and seeing everything that's growing, and
Speaker 6: then I can't talk to Francis and then be like
Speaker 6: not know my stuff, but like, listen to what he
Speaker 6: said Trump volatility, e minis. I've been telling you guys,
Speaker 6: pair long term investing with futures, with the algorithm. It
Speaker 6: is the cheat code, like pun intended. I'm telling you
Speaker 6: and me and him, we didn't plan this. Even when
Speaker 6: Cuban came a market money, She's like, hey, I trade
Speaker 6: futures to the hedge. Like there's one system be able
Speaker 6: to manage and master everything in investing.
Speaker 5: You never have to worry about money.
Speaker 9: Man.
Speaker 5: Listen, Tuesday, black mind.
Speaker 4: You hit it on the head man, because you know
Speaker 4: a lot of people, you know, they look at they
Speaker 4: get comfortable in one way of trading or one way
Speaker 4: of investing or whatnot. And you know, there's this big
Speaker 4: concept of you know, fundamentals versus technicals, short term versus
Speaker 4: long term, et cetera, et cetera. And I tell people
Speaker 4: all the time, like you have to know how to
Speaker 4: do blow hold. This is just like how Bruce Lee
Speaker 4: talked about, you know, being like water and being able
Speaker 4: to be fluid.
Speaker 9: Right.
Speaker 4: The market is never the same. You know when we
Speaker 4: talk about fat Joe saying yesterday's price not today's price.
Speaker 4: Yesterday's market is not today's market, right, Like the market
Speaker 4: is constantly in the state of fluxing, in the state
Speaker 4: of change, and so you have to be able to
Speaker 4: adapt to it and take what it's giving you at
Speaker 4: any point in time in order to grow your portfolio.
Speaker 4: That we're not in this to uh, you know, to
Speaker 4: feed our egos or feed ourselves and tell us tell
Speaker 4: ourselves like yo, you know this is the only right
Speaker 4: way to do it. Whatever it is, like, we're in
Speaker 4: this to make money, right, We're in this to grow
Speaker 4: our portfolios as individuals and as a culture. So you know,
Speaker 4: you have to be able to equip yourself to be
Speaker 4: able to participate in the market in both ways, and
Speaker 4: futures is an amazing way to do that. You know,
Speaker 4: to be able to protect your point because it's damn
Speaker 4: near around the clock, right. The worst thing about trading
Speaker 4: you know, stocks and options is you wake up, you
Speaker 4: subject when that market closes, You subject to whatever happens
Speaker 4: until the market opens, and if something happens unexpected. You
Speaker 4: did everything right, did you do dealing? Just picked the
Speaker 4: right thing, and then all of a sudden at the
Speaker 4: middle of the night, you know, China is doing something
Speaker 4: crazy and the market crashes and now your your portfolios down.
Speaker 4: You have to be able to be able to take
Speaker 4: advantage of the action. You know, overnight and protect yourself.
Speaker 4: So you one hundred percent on that, man. I mean,
Speaker 4: it's something that I feel like everybody. And to Rashad's point,
Speaker 4: none of the stuff that we talk about here, trade
Speaker 4: and invest in futures are none of it is complex.
Speaker 4: It's not really anything that that the average person can't master,
Speaker 4: you know what I mean. It's nothing that takes rocket
Speaker 4: science or a six year degree to figure out. You know,
Speaker 4: it's just about dedicating yourself to learning, learning the material,
Speaker 4: you know what I mean.
Speaker 5: So yeah, I mean how many hours a day do
Speaker 5: you spend looking at the market.
Speaker 4: Now, like recently as recently only I probably say probably
Speaker 4: about maybe an hour or two a day.
Speaker 6: Honestly, I'm not really what about when you were learning
Speaker 6: because I got the agoram oh.
Speaker 4: Yeah, when I was when I was Yeah, I mean
Speaker 4: when you're studying, you know, when you're sunning this, it's
Speaker 4: around the clock. I mean, damn thear you know, you
Speaker 4: up two three in the morning. Somebody's just studying and
Speaker 4: preparing for the next day.
Speaker 9: You know.
Speaker 4: One of my biggest, biggest platforms I like to use
Speaker 4: for to understand market knowledge, which I like to break
Speaker 4: things down into fundamentals, technicals and market knowledge right marketing
Speaker 4: OLS is just understanding what's happening in the market and
Speaker 4: the economy. UH is a site called seeking Out for
Speaker 4: s E K I, n g A, l p h
Speaker 4: A and Seeking Out is an amazing resource to understand
Speaker 4: what's happening in the market and all different aspects. And
Speaker 4: I'll be up there, man, It'll be like two three
Speaker 4: in the morning. I'm just reading through articles on companies
Speaker 4: and on on the market as a whole, in the economy.
Speaker 4: And uh, you know you have to you just have
Speaker 4: to do that, you know, when you're getting into the game, man,
Speaker 4: I mean, you know, it's nothing complicated, but you do
Speaker 4: have to dedicate the time to it.
Speaker 8: So absolutely, yeah, seeking seeking Out for And I'm gonna
Speaker 8: put this in the chat and I'll put I'm a
Speaker 8: texted to Shy so you can put it in YouTube.
Speaker 8: So these are the publications that I read every morning.
Speaker 8: Seeking OUTPHA is on the list, and so a lot
Speaker 8: of people ask you, like, what's the research, what are
Speaker 8: you reading. I'm I'm literally gonna copy this, put this
Speaker 8: in the chat, and then I'm gonna text with the shot.
Speaker 8: You're gonna put it in YouTube, and that's every morning
Speaker 8: if you want a dedication, if you want to learn,
Speaker 8: and like I just had a thirst for learning, so
Speaker 8: I said, I gotta I gotta catch up because a
Speaker 8: lot of people ahead in this game. So I put
Speaker 8: literally just now shout out to everybody. That's all our earners.
Speaker 8: Those are our publications. That's my homework every single morning
Speaker 8: before the market opens.
Speaker 2: On top of what you just saw that we go through.
Speaker 2: And so I'm just texted to you can put it
Speaker 2: in the YouTube.
Speaker 3: Three thousand people on the check in on YouTube. We
Speaker 3: appreciate you. Hit the like button. Oh, man on a
Speaker 3: on a on a Wednesday, It's crazy.
Speaker 5: I'm going up off wednesdays.
Speaker 3: Don't copy, man, Please don't copy. All right, So before
Speaker 3: we get to questions, and before I want to definitely
Speaker 3: have Francis look at some charts, but before that, I
Speaker 3: just want to ask them, you guys, some some some
Speaker 3: general questions about him investing. How important is support and resistance?
Speaker 3: We talk about we talk about that a lot, but
Speaker 3: people still might not fully understand what that is and
Speaker 3: why and why it's important.
Speaker 2: Yeah, real quick, before you do that, I put it
Speaker 2: in the check and somebody if you're earn it. Can
Speaker 2: you put those articles?
Speaker 4: I know.
Speaker 8: That's why I'm telling them if somebody could just copy
Speaker 8: and pasted and put it in YouTube.
Speaker 5: So our tubers can get it as well. Thanks, you
Speaker 5: want to start?
Speaker 4: Uh yeah, I mean so I'll say that support and resistance,
Speaker 4: I mean is obviously it's crucial to technical and technical analysis.
Speaker 4: It's really the core of what it is that we
Speaker 4: do with technicals, right, Like we really want to understand
Speaker 4: where you know, a stock is going to have some resistance,
Speaker 4: you know, on a technical level where it may be
Speaker 4: a good point where that stock may be looking at
Speaker 4: reversing or maybe a good place to take some profit
Speaker 4: off the table and things of that nature. And at support,
Speaker 4: uh you know, places where we might want to look
Speaker 4: at averaging down. You know a lot of times if
Speaker 4: you if you're not using support and resistance, you're basically
Speaker 4: and I see this happening all the time, especially with
Speaker 4: newer traders. You know, they'll they'll base you know, what
Speaker 4: a good price for the stock is based on where
Speaker 4: the stock was, you know, when they first saw it, right,
Speaker 4: So all the stock used to be two hundred dollars
Speaker 4: and now it's one point fifty, So this must be
Speaker 4: a great place to buy it, not considering anything that
Speaker 4: has you know, whether it's near support or not. And
Speaker 4: so areas of support and resistances are typically places that
Speaker 4: we see reversals happen or in things of that nature.
Speaker 4: So if you're looking for an entry point or an
Speaker 4: exit point, you want to do so at you know,
Speaker 4: a near support resistance. Now, there's a lot of different
Speaker 4: ways to structure support and resistance. You could do it
Speaker 4: based on you know, previous reversal zones and things of
Speaker 4: that nature. You could do it based off of you know,
Speaker 4: trending support with moving averages. You can do it off
Speaker 4: of Fibonacci levels. There's a lot of different support and
Speaker 4: resistance zones and ways to draft support and resistance. And
Speaker 4: again it's one of those things where you need to
Speaker 4: know them all right, and you need to know which
Speaker 4: one is the right one to use in a particular
Speaker 4: moment in time. Right, So if a stock is trending
Speaker 4: in a clear trend, you know, I like to use
Speaker 4: a moving average as a moving support right in a
Speaker 4: good place for support. And if at break past one
Speaker 4: of my moving averages, and I'll pull my fib levels
Speaker 4: and I look for some retracements, right, So there's multiple
Speaker 4: ways of doing it. And as a trader and as
Speaker 4: an investor, you just have to have your arsenal right,
Speaker 4: your tool belt, like I like to kind of relate
Speaker 4: it to and know when it's time to pull out
Speaker 4: what tool, when it's time to pull out your you know, emas,
Speaker 4: when it's time to pull out your SMAs, when it's
Speaker 4: time to pull out your FIB levels, and which ones
Speaker 4: it's time to look at, you know, using to identify
Speaker 4: supports resistance. So it's very critical, very critical thing for
Speaker 4: people to learn. You know, you can't emphasize it enough, honestly,
Speaker 4: francis what I know.
Speaker 2: Ian loved to seventy seventy two days. What what emas
Speaker 2: do you use?
Speaker 4: I mean, I use your pre standard twenty day, fifty
Speaker 4: day on hundred day two in the day moving averages. Honestly,
Speaker 4: I typically just draw my my I have my emas
Speaker 4: on my chart primarily for swing trading, right, I use
Speaker 4: it for swing trade. I use it to time entries
Speaker 4: during the daytime. If it's during the daytime, you know,
Speaker 4: I might just use a seven day moving average or fourteen.
Speaker 4: This depends on kind of what what time frame I'm
Speaker 4: looking at.
Speaker 8: So it's just you know again disclaimer disclaimer that's strictly
Speaker 8: for live men, not for freshmen.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, well, you know, it's something that that
Speaker 4: you it's something that you learn in the game. The Yeah,
Speaker 4: the main thing to do is it can be very overwhelming, right,
Speaker 4: there's a lot of things, a lot of different ways,
Speaker 4: methodologies and things like that. Everybody has their thing. What
Speaker 4: you just want to understand is what is in EMA,
Speaker 4: how is it used?
Speaker 9: Right?
Speaker 4: Looking at it on his historical charts and on current
Speaker 4: charts of stocks you're looking at now, playing around with
Speaker 4: it on different time frames, and then crafting your own
Speaker 4: strategy of what is comfortable for you. You know what
Speaker 4: I mean. You can't really you know what Ian does
Speaker 4: and what works for Ian or what Troy does, and
Speaker 4: what works for Troy may not work for me because
Speaker 4: I have a different, you know, style of strategy and
Speaker 4: what might work for the next way. So it's all
Speaker 4: about understanding the tools and then how you get comfortable
Speaker 4: using them to craft your strategy.
Speaker 5: But let me ask you this. If we were in
Speaker 5: a swing trae, Let's just take a random company.
Speaker 6: If it dropped down and we would let's say we
Speaker 6: were looking at like seven year month and it went
Speaker 6: down to the two hundred, which you then get in
Speaker 6: at the two hundred and maybe acted at your twenty.
Speaker 4: It depends, I mean, so I would say that the
Speaker 4: two hundred would be a great place to look for
Speaker 4: an entry point if I was looking for an entry
Speaker 4: point on the stock. A two hundred is always a
Speaker 4: pretty you know, standard place to look for a potential entry.
Speaker 4: But it depends on the reason why that stock went
Speaker 4: down in the first place. Right, is it a fundamental
Speaker 4: reason or is it a new is it something that happened,
Speaker 4: like you know with Facebook, something that is a current
Speaker 4: event that that caused it to do that, right, because
Speaker 4: it could blow right through my two hundred and continue
Speaker 4: dropping on the way down because it just came from
Speaker 4: a massive run and it's just time of exactly you
Speaker 4: know what I mean, Like that would be a great
Speaker 4: time to look for for picking up a stock on
Speaker 4: the two hundred or one hundred or something like that,
Speaker 4: because these are events that are outside of the company itself, right,
Speaker 4: So yeah, right, so I men, you know, it just
Speaker 4: depends on what's happening with that company, and if it's
Speaker 4: a fundamental shift in the company's business model that's causing it.
Speaker 4: Like they just lost a massive contract that was half
Speaker 4: their revenue or something like that. Yeah, you know what
Speaker 4: I mean.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, they announced their crypto.
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Speaker 8: I didn't I didn't send that to you, and I
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Speaker 2: Ye yes, sir ah man, Let's see who we got,
Speaker 2: uh share we coming to you? I mut yourself. You've
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Speaker 13: Hello? How is everyone doing?
Speaker 5: So?
Speaker 13: I've been following I guess you guys for a while
Speaker 13: in regards to like the stocks, but I have a
Speaker 13: question some of these indicators, I guess, not like the
Speaker 13: victs and stuff like that, but I guess your technical analysis.
Speaker 13: Can this be applied to cryptocurrency as well?
Speaker 3: To know, that's crazy, it's crazy as that. That's so crazy,
Speaker 3: that's very weird. Actually you asked that question because I
Speaker 3: was just thinking in my brain like, yeah, we need
Speaker 3: to get a chance to talk about crypto, and I
Speaker 3: wanted to talk about crypto, and I wanted to actually
Speaker 3: have them go over crypto chop, but we don't do that.
Speaker 3: But oh yeah, that's that's actually crazy. And I was
Speaker 3: just about to say, well, for the interest of time,
Speaker 3: if we could do it quickly, but yes, we.
Speaker 5: Can have a brother south to Mark Mons.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, technical analysis as a whole definitely applies to
Speaker 3: cryptocurrency definitely. So everything that we're talking about right now
Speaker 3: is not just for stocks. It's actually for anything. I
Speaker 3: mean four x ye can I be honest.
Speaker 5: If you can chart it, you can apply it to business.
Speaker 5: I use it.
Speaker 6: I use Fibonacci retracements for my dad and real estate
Speaker 6: to determined prices where to potentially buy.
Speaker 4: For crystal.
Speaker 5: I'll tell you I'm different.
Speaker 6: I'm different everything when to buy a business, when to exit,
Speaker 6: when you're in the middle, when you're having a black
Speaker 6: Spaun event for startups, so use the seventy to two hundred.
Speaker 6: So like in Red Panded we called shout out to
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Speaker 5: I went yesterday.
Speaker 6: I already saw ninety one applied across the board. And
Speaker 6: also to if you get the metrics for your stats
Speaker 6: for your children that play sports, and let's say you
Speaker 6: want them to go to the league, you can chart
Speaker 6: where the top one hundred kids are in the country
Speaker 6: and chart out where they are and use the seventy
Speaker 6: to two hundred to know if they're on track to
Speaker 6: be in that league. It is like it's all that's
Speaker 6: why when we was talking about FIBs and mathematical equations,
Speaker 6: it applies to every part of business. Same with EYO.
Speaker 6: If you can see their chart for their growth that
Speaker 6: she was like the hockey stick, like code hockey stick.
Speaker 6: Use these tools for futures four X shout out to
Speaker 6: everybody in the episode seventy who kills me up? For
Speaker 6: us crypto options, use all the indicators in trading a
Speaker 6: master one you'll be able to kill the nobody to
Speaker 6: tell you anything.
Speaker 3: And also speaking of that, when we did the we
Speaker 3: did the investment group chat called months ago and Francis
Speaker 3: was on and we talked about Ethereum and we went
Speaker 3: over the chart for Ethereum, and I think it was
Speaker 3: like seventeen hundred dollars at the time, and I told
Speaker 3: I put money in at that And that night I
Speaker 3: told everybody, everybody, indicator, everybody in the group chat like, yeah,
Speaker 3: I'm gonna point a substantial amount of money and Ethereum tonight.
Speaker 3: And I told MG the mortgage guy, that was his
Speaker 3: first crypto currency purchase. And now I believe it's at
Speaker 3: three thousand dollars. It's back over three over three thousand dollars.
Speaker 3: So definitely can work for crypto, and that I honestly
Speaker 3: money in myself.
Speaker 4: Honestly, I'd say, man, technicals are even more critical or
Speaker 4: in crypto than there is in anything else in stocks
Speaker 4: of otherwise, right, because with stocks, we got fundamentals to
Speaker 4: really kind of go off of a lot of other things. Right,
Speaker 4: with cryptos, primarily almost all technical you know, for the
Speaker 4: most part, outside of you know, coin supply and things
Speaker 4: of that nature. I mean everything really is technical on
Speaker 4: the and.
Speaker 5: Back to this point. Yeah, back to your point earlier.
Speaker 5: This is why you guys have to master everything.
Speaker 6: So when I was like two tech two index because
Speaker 6: I don't want to regulate it to come after me,
Speaker 6: People's like, you don't know about crypto, I'm like, crypto
Speaker 6: moves at the same speed as the NASDAC future. So
Speaker 6: when you practice and study every market, you're able to
Speaker 6: pick it up a lot faster. They got to have
Speaker 6: Etherorium future, Bitcoin future. So when you are using the
Speaker 6: same line, and I'm going to give you guys a
Speaker 6: super cheat code, if your indicator does not work across
Speaker 6: the board for everything that you can trade, You're indicator
Speaker 6: does not work.
Speaker 5: Yeah, crystal Ball works on everything.
Speaker 6: Like, so you want your indicator and your setup to
Speaker 6: work across every asset class. So let's say they make
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Speaker 8: Yeah, And one of one of the key differences when
Speaker 8: you're when you're doing crypto, and obviously, like Francis and
Speaker 8: uh Ian said, you. Once you know the technical and
Speaker 8: you know the charts, make sure that you're not looking
Speaker 8: at the weekly chart because crypto moves so fast that
Speaker 8: you don't want to be in the weekly chart, and
Speaker 8: basing your decision off that you want to be in
Speaker 8: the day chart, if not the four hour, two hour,
Speaker 8: three hour, forty five minute, so you can get because
Speaker 8: it just moves so fast, right, so you can get
Speaker 8: a bicycle sell signal. I know some people are down
Speaker 8: to the fifteen minute to the one minute, but that's
Speaker 8: for life. You really got to be a little bit
Speaker 8: experienced freshman. It's not for freshmen, but you want to
Speaker 8: be in those charts because the volatility is so fast
Speaker 8: and moves so quick and we never know what the
Speaker 8: cause is. A lot of times in crypto we could
Speaker 8: wake up and like, wait, crypto's down three bitcoins down,
Speaker 8: three thousand, ethereums down two thousand.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Well, I mean, and here's the Thing's the thing
Speaker 4: that's a special truth if you're trading crypto, you know,
Speaker 4: especially when you're looking at places to build a long
Speaker 4: term portfolio, which I think is an amazing strategy for crypto.
Speaker 4: Right when you start looking at crypto on a ten
Speaker 4: year horizon, on a five year horizon, things like that.
Speaker 4: And then you start using your FIB levels, right, your
Speaker 4: long term FIB levels, weekly, monthly FIB levels as places
Speaker 4: to because this is the thing crypto will. The cycles
Speaker 4: in crypto are massive. You know, we've been grown crypto
Speaker 4: as a whole. The entire market will run hundreds of
Speaker 4: percentages and come fall seventy percent within a few months
Speaker 4: or whatever it is, and then stable out right. So
Speaker 4: finding a place an entry level to build a long
Speaker 4: term position, or add to your long term position, or
Speaker 4: add to your long term host is really a powerful
Speaker 4: thing to do with crypto. So I like to use
Speaker 4: like the long term FIB levels. So I'll look, you say, okay,
Speaker 4: whatever the crypto asset is that they're in, whatever it is,
Speaker 4: has now hit it's seventy two percent retracement level, it's
Speaker 4: sixty eight percent restracement level, right, And those are places
Speaker 4: on a long term horizon, on a weekly arizon, of
Speaker 4: monthly horizon whatnot. And that's where I look to start,
Speaker 4: you know, adding heavily to go because you don't want
Speaker 4: to buy at the tops, you don't want to buy
Speaker 4: whatever you throw that's crypto gonna break your heart if
Speaker 4: you do that. You know what I mean?
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Speaker 2: Mute yourself. You've been unmuted. What's going on, Javonte?
Speaker 5: What's up?
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Speaker 14: Yeah, I ain't so loud today on my phone. Hey,
Speaker 14: I just got a quick question on in my four
Speaker 14: one K? How many old?
Speaker 5: And should I have.
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Speaker 5: Yeah?
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Speaker 9: Just uh?
Speaker 14: I got only no, I have five neutral friends neutral funds.
Speaker 14: I think that's too many.
Speaker 5: And then I got my.
Speaker 3: Company company stock?
Speaker 5: What what company are you in? Eating?
Speaker 3: What's the what's the stock ticker? Et in?
Speaker 14: I think eating e at O.
Speaker 3: I think it's so, I mean ruler thumb for me.
Speaker 3: I never like to have any more than four four
Speaker 3: positions in a four to one K I think. I
Speaker 3: think if you have four, then that's definitely enough. You know.
Speaker 3: I'm real big on the target date funds. Spoke about
Speaker 3: that a few different times. But the target date fund
Speaker 3: is like, you know, twenty forty thirty, twenty sixty, twenty
Speaker 3: fifty five, whatever date you plan on retiring. That's kind
Speaker 3: of like autopilot. And then sometimes people want, you know,
Speaker 3: a little You can actually just have that as one
Speaker 3: hundred percent because it's diversified. But if you if if
Speaker 3: you want to have a little bit more you know, diversification,
Speaker 3: then you can do like maybe a small cap fund,
Speaker 3: maybe a large cap fund, and then if you want
Speaker 3: to have some of your company stock, or maybe you know,
Speaker 3: something like a balance fund. Talk about balance fund a lot,
Speaker 3: where it's a mix of between bonds and stocks, and
Speaker 3: that's more of a conservative play, but it actually still
Speaker 3: can give you some decent returns as well. But that's
Speaker 3: what I would go for. The target date fund, small cap,
Speaker 3: large cap, and then the fourth flow maybe a mid cap,
Speaker 3: maybe a balance fund depending on maybe your company stock,
Speaker 3: depending on you know, your situation. But I wouldn't necessarily
Speaker 3: have more than four in my portfolio.
Speaker 5: For well, how long have you been with eating?
Speaker 4: Seven years?
Speaker 5: But I just.
Speaker 16: No time out, time out.
Speaker 4: I just started.
Speaker 2: You just started and you worked there, but you haven't
Speaker 2: invested with them?
Speaker 14: No, yeah, I just did the you know, the one
Speaker 14: that they put you in. But I just took advantage
Speaker 14: of it. When I watched the Old Girl Market Monday,
Speaker 14: I think it was Market Monday number forty two.
Speaker 3: Crazy No no, no, that one girl.
Speaker 14: Yeah, listen, that's when I took advantage of my fall
Speaker 14: one K.
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Speaker 5: Well? Yeah, yeah, that's how I.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Cardinal doesn't have the edge that you think. I
Speaker 6: know what you're trying to do, but Cardinal is going
Speaker 6: to slide down. If you can get at thirty eight,
Speaker 6: it wouldn't be bad. It'd be a better swing trade
Speaker 6: like thirty eight eighty four and if you can ride
Speaker 6: it back up to fifty.
Speaker 3: But don't that Charlotte Chilo chocks look look.
Speaker 2: Yea working for.
Speaker 5: Almost they went down to twenty four.
Speaker 6: Don't you don't want to play with your money like
Speaker 6: that because the girl that you have, she may not
Speaker 6: be your girl if your stock go down.
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Speaker 4: All right, yeah.
Speaker 14: But I was just looking at it because it's it's
Speaker 14: something that I could buy every.
Speaker 5: Week, I know.
Speaker 3: I mean, I like the fact that you're thinking outside
Speaker 3: thinking about it. You're looking at something and you're thinking
Speaker 3: like an investor.
Speaker 9: But thank you.
Speaker 3: You can't just go go with the easy place. Don't
Speaker 3: try to be a super genius and reinvent the wheel here.
Speaker 3: Like you look at the chart, you know that that
Speaker 3: chart is not a good chart.
Speaker 6: So Josh Brown has a great qual You don't get
Speaker 6: extra points for levels of difficulty.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Too many people want to be like, well I call
Speaker 6: this one when it was at a dollar and it's like, well,
Speaker 6: in that interrom though I may have gotten five hundred percent,
Speaker 6: like shy to say, everybody in stock club like Modern
Speaker 6: is up three for five hundred percent. There's a certain
Speaker 6: time you need to do it based on what the
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Speaker 6: people put in chat like true tablet if you've been
Speaker 6: in the hospital. Cardinal doesn't have the stronghold that it
Speaker 6: did six or seven years ago.
Speaker 5: So all right, thank you for your time.
Speaker 2: Keep doing what you're doing, though, Javonte appreciate you. Okay,
Speaker 2: I know, thank you, Troy Boss.
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Speaker 2: It's good?
Speaker 9: And how you don't I have a question. So what
Speaker 9: I did was for my expenses. You know you have
Speaker 9: to say a year or two years for your expenses. Right,
Speaker 9: So what I did I put him in the market.
Speaker 9: But now since it's about to be a pullback, should
Speaker 9: I take him out?
Speaker 3: Well? Well, first off off the rip. When we talk
Speaker 3: about the one year of you're talking about your your
Speaker 3: emergency fund, right, correct, Your emergency fund should never be invested.
Speaker 5: It should be separate.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that should be. So we talk about down the
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Speaker 3: savings and count. I personally use Capital one. You can
Speaker 3: use whatever ally is a great one, so but you
Speaker 3: could use anyone. But you should never invest your emergency
Speaker 3: fund because that is for an emergency and anything can
Speaker 3: happen in stock marketing code to go down, you might
Speaker 3: not be able to get in time. You don't want to.
Speaker 3: You don't want to tie your emergency fund and investment.
Speaker 5: So yeah, but which companies are you invested in?
Speaker 3: All?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 9: Now, I just I'm in f X A I X
Speaker 9: it's a fidelity index or e TF I'm in another
Speaker 9: fidelity uh e TF. I'm muscle in a m D
Speaker 9: and service.
Speaker 5: Now how long have you been in service? Now?
Speaker 9: I just got into service now and around March.
Speaker 5: Well done done. Yeah, you don't want to gamble with
Speaker 5: that you have now.
Speaker 6: I would say the ones that are volatile that if
Speaker 6: you need for emergency, I would take those out the
Speaker 6: ets to find those to be stable. But yeah, you
Speaker 6: don't because if you would have got into a bad
Speaker 6: company can run you. What does a rule of thumb?
Speaker 6: You don't want to have your emergency in there? But
Speaker 6: have you been an amb since March as well?
Speaker 9: No? I just got in an am D like two
Speaker 9: months ago.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know, John Johnson, like, my personal suggestion to
Speaker 4: you real quick is also if you if you're putting
Speaker 4: your emergency fund into investing and you don't have you know,
Speaker 4: for whatever reason, let's say you know, you just don't
Speaker 4: have the fund somewhere else, separate or whatnot. You know
Speaker 4: the best thing to do in those times is suspend
Speaker 4: your time, you know, learning the market, learning the game,
Speaker 4: taking a small, very small amount of capital and practice
Speaker 4: you know, participating in the market right, and keep your
Speaker 4: emergency fund for for what it's meant to be, which
Speaker 4: is emergencies. If it's a matter of not having enough
Speaker 4: cash to you know, to invest right now in the
Speaker 4: way that you want to try. I'm building the skill
Speaker 4: set of learning how to trade and learn how to
Speaker 4: take a little bit of money and turning it into
Speaker 4: a larger amount of money, right because you know, I
Speaker 4: get it. If it's if that's where it's at. I
Speaker 4: don't know your personal situation. I know myself, I started
Speaker 4: from the absolute bottom, you know, thousand dollars, two thousand
Speaker 4: dollars to my name, you know what I mean. And
Speaker 4: you know, learning how to how to bounce back from
Speaker 4: that and learning how to grow something like that. It
Speaker 4: takes skill, it takes experience. And you're already doing the
Speaker 4: right thing by by being on you know, on calls
Speaker 4: like this and ask the questions. But really just you know,
Speaker 4: keep at the learning process and start with a small,
Speaker 4: very small amount of money and not playing with your
Speaker 4: emergency fund because it can be you know, market can
Speaker 4: be ruthless, you know what I mean.
Speaker 5: But but good job for getting into some good ones
Speaker 5: like you got some person like you did well.
Speaker 3: And you can dollar cost average to put a little
Speaker 3: bit of money every single month and and do it
Speaker 3: that way as well.
Speaker 2: But Josh, I appreciate you, bro, man, appreciate you.
Speaker 5: I appreciate you.
Speaker 10: Man.
Speaker 6: If AMD gets back down to eighty five O two,
Speaker 6: oh baby, that's the way, then let's get a couple.
Speaker 3: Hopefully that doesn't have come on, I'll call what my
Speaker 3: name is, my name, Let's get a couple.
Speaker 2: I hope is a sad Yeah, I said he was
Speaker 2: going on you already.
Speaker 5: How you doing good?
Speaker 17: How are you guys doing I don't have a question
Speaker 17: about my fidelity, my investment account. I think I have
Speaker 17: like too much there. But I know, you know always
Speaker 17: say it's two texts, two indexes. But I think I
Speaker 17: have too much. So I have of course Apple, A
Speaker 17: r k K, Fidelity real Estate, I think index fund.
Speaker 17: I have the f X A I X, I have
Speaker 17: the f z L I'm sorry, f z I l
Speaker 17: x f z R O X, I have Microsoft. I
Speaker 17: have q q Q, I have B G T and
Speaker 17: x l F.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 6: What I would do over the last year, you have
Speaker 6: too many over the I will look at the ones
Speaker 6: that just by percentage are giving you the best game,
Speaker 6: Keep those and cut the other ones out and it'll
Speaker 6: cause a lot less stress, and then you can reallocate
Speaker 6: those funds to those full winners.
Speaker 17: Okay, can you tell me which one you would this
Speaker 17: cut or or you look at what's given the best return.
Speaker 6: As you said, yes, because I don't know how long
Speaker 6: you've been in but if you look at your and
Speaker 6: just go to the last year, it'll be a clear
Speaker 6: like they're going to stand out like you should be up.
Speaker 6: If you've been longer than the year, probably forty to
Speaker 6: fifty percent. If you've been in the for a year,
Speaker 6: probably in the twenty percent range. Whichever ones are producing
Speaker 6: the best, you'll be fine. But but the fidelity ones
Speaker 6: are great Apple, Microsoft, of course, VGT amazing, QQ is great.
Speaker 6: If anything, I'll probably give rid of arc K But okay,
Speaker 6: go only be biased to the games that you get
Speaker 6: in your account.
Speaker 5: Only be biased to that.
Speaker 6: So whatever producing that's in the top four, keep those
Speaker 6: and you can cut everything else.
Speaker 8: Okay, And you had XLF two x X, yes, I do. Yeah,
Speaker 8: I think it's a solid one too. I'm actually in
Speaker 8: a position was doing very well. You are you bought
Speaker 8: you have shares of these et ms, right?
Speaker 5: Is that what you said? Yes?
Speaker 3: Shares?
Speaker 5: Correct?
Speaker 17: Okay, my rock should I have this exact same account?
Speaker 17: I mean exact same holding my rock as well, because
Speaker 17: all I have is my rock, is my Apple, Disney,
Speaker 17: the next fund, the fx ai X, fd l i X,
Speaker 17: and the Microsoft and f z R o X.
Speaker 5: You're you're great the same ones if you're winning.
Speaker 6: The thing about investment that makes it so difficult, like
Speaker 6: every investment is like having a child, and you don't
Speaker 6: want to learn fourteen to fifteen different personalities.
Speaker 5: Stick with the same ones.
Speaker 2: I know.
Speaker 5: We got a comment about sector rotation. I'm going to
Speaker 5: be real.
Speaker 6: Sector rotation only applies to hedge funds, and if you're
Speaker 6: an institution and trader, it doesn't in the grand.
Speaker 5: Scheme of things.
Speaker 6: It's a thing that became sexy to get more volume
Speaker 6: out of us think of sector rotation and to talk
Speaker 6: because this is always my question. If the rotation was
Speaker 6: the most important thing, why did they never tell us
Speaker 6: when to rotate into it. They haven't talked about the
Speaker 6: top machine learning companies. Until I started talking about asteroid mining,
Speaker 6: no one was talking about it publicly, So be mindful
Speaker 6: because that's like when it's like when the furnitures stores
Speaker 6: are like, hey, we're going out of business. Everything's eighty
Speaker 6: percent off, It's like, well, you could have been pricing
Speaker 6: it lower the entire time. They usually take those funds
Speaker 6: and then go set up shop somewhere else, like be
Speaker 6: careful of those rotation comments. And then also too, yeah,
Speaker 6: you should have the same ones in the same portfolio,
Speaker 6: like I have my family and the same ones that
Speaker 6: I do across the board and all their accouncil makes
Speaker 6: it a hell of a lot easier.
Speaker 17: Okay, perfect, Thank you so much.
Speaker 3: Appreciate it, thank you.
Speaker 8: Thank you, appreciate you, thank you. You have a great portfolio, though, Sadie,
Speaker 8: we appreciate you. I think the first time called yeah,
Speaker 8: shout to you, have a good night. Ah, let's go,
Speaker 8: let's do one more, Let's do one more, let's se
Speaker 8: your name, let's do this, because this could be Jamaican
Speaker 8: carry in it you there?
Speaker 15: Hey, what's up?
Speaker 9: Guys?
Speaker 2: Hey, what's going on?
Speaker 3: Carry are you?
Speaker 9: So? Uh?
Speaker 15: I just want to thank you guys for all you
Speaker 15: do as usual. So my coworker just told me some
Speaker 15: wildness like he has no like retirement plan, nothing, he's
Speaker 15: like forty five, so like he's like one of my dudes,
Speaker 15: Like I really check what that work look out for.
Speaker 15: So how do I get him into the market Because
Speaker 15: I'm like, I listening to you guys not execute and
Speaker 15: I'm telling him stuff. He's like, you're going too fast
Speaker 15: for me. So I'm like, I don't know.
Speaker 4: I tell you, bro.
Speaker 15: Like the simplest thing I told him to do is like, yo,
Speaker 15: you could even get like a putt in like six
Speaker 15: grand a year. That's gonna be a tax right off.
Speaker 15: You start there, And I guess he's like, I don't
Speaker 15: know if that's like a good place to put him.
Speaker 5: Is he making a lot of money?
Speaker 15: Yeah, we make six figures.
Speaker 5: You gotta show me.
Speaker 8: Games, that's what I And I'm thinking the same thing,
Speaker 8: showing the returns, right, like, don't show him a dreams,
Speaker 8: showing the cream, and that's what a lot of like
Speaker 8: when you show people the games, they're like, wait, now
Speaker 8: I'm enticed. It's like when you show a kid money,
Speaker 8: it's like, well, how did you get that? How can
Speaker 8: I get that? So it becomes very like, oh my gosh,
Speaker 8: you know something I don't know, and you're making money, well,
Speaker 8: now you need to teach me.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 15: We were discussing options with front of our site managers
Speaker 15: and he's like, all right, you know how for us
Speaker 15: is you're really good with options?
Speaker 4: This dude.
Speaker 15: I was like, I'm Ian, I'm long term. I'm good
Speaker 15: with that. I don't want it. I don't need that
Speaker 15: fast money, as I call it. I like the slow,
Speaker 15: steady growth. That's good for me because I don't pay
Speaker 15: attention that much to the stocks that can sit and
Speaker 15: watch it every day. So picking good stocks, putting the
Speaker 15: ets my two it's fun. I'm good with that. But
Speaker 15: my site manager he was talking about he made like
Speaker 15: seventy two grand off of Chipote option play or put
Speaker 15: or something you made. And I was like, how did
Speaker 15: you do that? He was explaining to me, because up
Speaker 15: until this point, I'm like, Nah, I'm Ian. I'm not
Speaker 15: messing with options. I'm just gonna stay in my lane
Speaker 15: do what I do. I'm good with that.
Speaker 4: Well, let me let me let me say something real quickly,
Speaker 4: just on that, on that note, because I think it's important.
Speaker 4: There's a lot of things with options that you could
Speaker 4: do that you can fit into your long term strategy.
Speaker 4: Right if you're a dividend person who likes to get
Speaker 4: dividends on a consistent basis. Yeah, you can get outsized
Speaker 4: gains and outside returns and outsized outsized dividend returns creating
Speaker 4: your own dividend through options. Right, you can sell options contracts.
Speaker 4: You don't have to be the buyer of options contracts.
Speaker 4: Most people trade options. Yes, we do use options as
Speaker 4: a leverage instrument to get outsize returns and things of
Speaker 4: that nature. So it does seem a little bit more
Speaker 4: fast money is, right, But you know, you can create
Speaker 4: your own dividends by selling calls covering calls against your
Speaker 4: stock portfolio, right, and the stock that you hold in
Speaker 4: your in your portfolio, and you'll see, you know, much
Speaker 4: more significant dividend returns than you would you know, just
Speaker 4: just looking for a typical dividend payout and very little
Speaker 4: risk at all. And so there's there's just so many
Speaker 4: different things that you could do combining option strategy. So
Speaker 4: I want you to definitely, you know it, take some
Speaker 4: time and see about, you know, looking into strategies. I
Speaker 4: think it's a great thing that again it's going back
Speaker 4: to the beginning. It's not an either or, right. I
Speaker 4: look at things like you know you want to. You
Speaker 4: got to know how to do both out of playing
Speaker 4: both things, because again, our goal is to get the returns. Right,
Speaker 4: the market doesn't care about us, the hedgephones don't care
Speaker 4: about us. You got to care about yourself. So learning
Speaker 4: all these strategies is really key important. Now I say that,
Speaker 4: but I also say that, you know, to the point
Speaker 4: of your home homeboard at work, everything ain't for everybody. Also, right,
Speaker 4: you can show that man percent and he might just
Speaker 4: not feel it. Real estate might be his thing, you know,
Speaker 4: entrepreneurship might be his thing.
Speaker 9: Right.
Speaker 4: There's a lot of different ways that people can get
Speaker 4: into investing in some way, shape or form, you know,
Speaker 4: and typically one form of investing will eventually lead to
Speaker 4: the others, right, because people get addicted to making return
Speaker 4: without having to go to work for it.
Speaker 9: Right.
Speaker 4: So you know, I would say, if you really, you know,
Speaker 4: are trying to if he's really just not not nothing
Speaker 4: is moving him, you know, I would I would just
Speaker 4: always you know, I go I always go back to
Speaker 4: you know, you could trade your time for a dollar,
Speaker 4: you know, or you can have your dollar, make it
Speaker 4: make a dollar for you and then figuring out I
Speaker 4: think everybody understands that point. Like I think everybody understands.
Speaker 4: They don't want to go to work forever, right, They
Speaker 4: want to be able to make their money.
Speaker 6: But for some people do This is the sad thing
Speaker 6: about our community because we've been brainwashed. Not everyone wants
Speaker 6: to be free.
Speaker 15: That's the thing. His little plan is to work until
Speaker 15: he dies. And I was like, are you insane?
Speaker 2: The reality is this?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 2: Like nothing's gonna speak louder than your disappearance.
Speaker 6: That's everyone who didn't believe in investing in trading. When
Speaker 6: I was talking to Hi about thirteen fourteen fifteen, bro
Speaker 6: man man, I should have listened to you, like you're
Speaker 6: gonna have a lot of I always tell the story
Speaker 6: like got a family member he taught me talking about it.
Speaker 6: But like you think you're gonna be warn boff A,
Speaker 6: I'm like Buffett, but yes to right.
Speaker 5: So it's not.
Speaker 6: They don't believe in you. It's that they don't think
Speaker 6: that they're capable. But by doing it on your own,
Speaker 6: they're gonna wake up. Because when I'm gonna be real
Speaker 6: when COVID hit and everyone I was taking care of
Speaker 6: probably fifteen sixteen family members and they're like, how the
Speaker 6: hell are you.
Speaker 5: I'm like, remember that buffe thing. That's what's allowing me
Speaker 5: to do it.
Speaker 6: That made a click for a lot of people, and
Speaker 6: then COVID made a really fine line of relationships have
Speaker 6: to be quality, investments have to be quality, the friendships
Speaker 6: have to be quality.
Speaker 5: It was a wake up call for people. It may
Speaker 5: not be his time yet, he may not want to different.
Speaker 2: You got to. You gotta keep going, You gotta keep going.
Speaker 8: It's like I said this to my colleagues the other day,
Speaker 8: like I went back to visit the school, and they're
Speaker 8: looking at me like, hey man, so you're coming back
Speaker 8: next year, And I'm looking at them in my head
Speaker 8: like y'all, y'all really don't get it. Y'all don't get it.
Speaker 8: But it's nothing. Nothing speaks louder than you not being
Speaker 8: there anymore. So just keeping what you're doing. It's called
Speaker 8: the biggest what.
Speaker 3: You went back to visit.
Speaker 2: I was at the dentist's right up the street.
Speaker 8: But I got I got people who actually care and
Speaker 8: actually want the information, so they know they have access
Speaker 8: to me. So I'm always going to show it up
Speaker 8: to the people that I know care about students. I'm
Speaker 8: always gonna do that.
Speaker 3: Too much time on the job can have you program
Speaker 3: That's a fact.
Speaker 15: Yeah, I just put people onto you guys. Like I
Speaker 15: was told to my Verizon guy was trying to sell
Speaker 15: me a new package. I was like, hey, you watch
Speaker 15: Earn Leisure. Because you're twenty five, you need to be buying.
Speaker 15: I was like, I went Downald Lizz like, you need
Speaker 15: to get into ETFs. You need to get some life assurance.
Speaker 15: You're young. It's cheap do that. I think he's now,
Speaker 15: he's now, he's now our earlier because I like, I
Speaker 15: stayed on his ass. I'm like, you're gonna show me this.
Speaker 15: I'm gonna sew you you wild, thank you, thank you.
Speaker 3: I appreciate that, man, I appreciate that for sure. And Yeah,
Speaker 3: institutional When people think about becoming institutionalized, they just think
Speaker 3: about being incarcerated. But you can become institutionalized the whole institutionalized.
Speaker 3: It doesn't just relate to jail. It's any institution. It
Speaker 3: can be the military, it can be school, it can
Speaker 3: be jobs. A lot of people become institutionalized without even
Speaker 3: knowing that they're institutionalized. And when you do something over
Speaker 3: and over for your entire life, it's hard to break
Speaker 3: that pattern, and you know it's a sad thing. But
Speaker 3: you know, unfortunately everybody, we know, everybody's not going to
Speaker 3: make it.
Speaker 5: And that's what I kept saying.
Speaker 6: You deserve to be rich, you deserve That's what was
Speaker 6: most people first experience actually saying to themselves, I deserve
Speaker 6: to be rich. I deserve to be happy. I deserve
Speaker 6: it to be wealthy. You have to put it in
Speaker 6: your mind first, because we have to look. If you're
Speaker 6: in your thirties, you've had from one years old to
Speaker 6: twenty nine the war telling you, especially if you're black,
Speaker 6: you're not capable unless you hoop or wrap or play football.
Speaker 5: To be able to get any money. That's a lot
Speaker 5: of say millions of messages.
Speaker 15: Yeah, I think you'd be proud of me. You know,
Speaker 15: I got an A m D in twenty fifteen. I
Speaker 15: put my first bonus check, I put my first potage
Speaker 15: check of a thousand dollars, all of it in the
Speaker 15: am D and I've held it ever since.
Speaker 5: Different I appreciate you.
Speaker 15: I'm about to tell you guys that like the first
Speaker 15: time I called in, but I forgot I was like, oh, yeah,
Speaker 15: I do have A and D.
Speaker 3: And you work as well.
Speaker 6: Can you say roughly get like cutting in a half?
Speaker 6: What percentage are you up for people for inspiration that
Speaker 6: they need to hear from you?
Speaker 5: For holding on up?
Speaker 15: And I don't know because I've never I've looked. I
Speaker 15: see the money, but it's just like in my head,
Speaker 15: it's like that's not mine, that summer's money, that's my daughter.
Speaker 15: So I don't really that's.
Speaker 6: Not got the talk amd is that was that three
Speaker 6: bucks stand and these at one o four thirty eight today.
Speaker 5: Yeah, power of long term holding. Let the money work
Speaker 5: for you, Like the good brother just said.
Speaker 15: That's her jumpstart money. So that's that's harvest.
Speaker 2: Shout out to you.
Speaker 5: That's incredible everybody, but I deserve to be wealthy in chat.
Speaker 2: Please thanks carry Anne, Thank you guys, and thank you
Speaker 2: for spreading the words. Shout out to you.
Speaker 3: Julien Gordon made two thousand people that invest fest stand
Speaker 3: up and say I am homeless.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's hard. That was a moment.
Speaker 3: That is one of the most legends.
Speaker 2: Go to mass page. You put the clip up.
Speaker 3: Extremely controversial. Yeah, when it happened, very controversial.
Speaker 8: Yeah yeah, yeah, everybody was who was renting stand up
Speaker 8: He's like, repeat after me, I am homeless, and you
Speaker 8: just heard people say I am homeless.
Speaker 2: I was like, oh, and then he went into explaining it.
Speaker 5: But even with the high network thing that I posted.
Speaker 6: Asked like, when becoming a millionaire became a thing in
Speaker 6: the eighteen hundreds, that is adjusted for today, that's twenty
Speaker 6: one million to twenty six million to be classified as rich.
Speaker 6: That's why top NBA players get paid between twenty one
Speaker 6: and forty.
Speaker 4: Listen when you when you posted it, I saw people.
Speaker 4: I saw people who were I saw people who were
Speaker 4: sharing it randomly on my Facebook page and things that
Speaker 4: who were arguing about how it's not accurate and this
Speaker 4: that and the third. I'm like, man, listen, zero two,
Speaker 4: five hundred thousand dollars networth, you're poor.
Speaker 2: It just is what it is.
Speaker 3: That is, it's don't put it. You put it. You
Speaker 3: put it on Instagram.
Speaker 4: Yeah, put it on Instagram.
Speaker 5: You need to go follow everything. True. I make brother,
Speaker 5: I know you get to it's true.
Speaker 3: But wait, wait, it's true. I gotta check it out.
Speaker 3: I gotta check it out. I'm gonna check it out.
Speaker 3: I ain't see it. I ain't see that post. But
Speaker 3: listen I real, definitely. I said for a while ten million.
Speaker 3: I think that was like mine. I've been saying that
Speaker 3: for a while, like ten million is like in order
Speaker 3: to have some level of financial security freedom. But yeah,
Speaker 3: that's interesting. IM gonna check out. I'm gonnacheck out. It
Speaker 3: was what I told you guys in my bad trugghead.
Speaker 2: Now I'm saying.
Speaker 8: There was a clip that shows the level of wealth
Speaker 8: from Bezos level, right and must level to like down here,
Speaker 8: like you're closer to being broke at one million than
Speaker 8: you are too, right, like he had a million he
Speaker 8: was killing Yeah, he said, I'm working on shells.
Speaker 2: I think nineteen Keys just posted something.
Speaker 8: He said that the top the wealthiest people in top
Speaker 8: five wealthiest people had abundance of three hundred and fifteen
Speaker 8: billion that they made during the pandemic three hundred and
Speaker 8: fifteen billion.
Speaker 4: And it's only getting worse, it's only getting farther farther,
Speaker 4: or the.
Speaker 3: Top three hundred people in the world have more wealth
Speaker 3: than than the rest of the ninety seven percent of Bye.
Speaker 6: This is the scary part. They don't factor in the
Speaker 6: people who are actually the wealthiest in the world.
Speaker 2: That scary, scared we're trying to stay on this network.
Speaker 4: Well, one thing I want to say to that point, man,
Speaker 4: is this, I want to encourage everybody on these calls.
Speaker 4: You can you know, creating getting to the level of
Speaker 4: wealth that actually makes a difference. It's only a matter
Speaker 4: of it's only a decision away, you know, it's really
Speaker 4: only you know, one company, one idea, one uh you know,
Speaker 4: solid investment, you know, multiples, one decision on cheat code,
Speaker 4: whatever it may be right for you as an individual.
Speaker 4: We have to have to have to as a culture
Speaker 4: start to you know, close that gap. But we're doing it,
Speaker 4: you know what I mean, we're doing it. That's why
Speaker 4: we're so big on the public markets and looking to
Speaker 4: take companies public and do our thing in that space
Speaker 4: because that's where that wealth is really help. We trade
Speaker 4: it every day, right, we can tap that market. And
Speaker 4: I just got to encourage everybody, man, like you can.
Speaker 4: You know, you can figure it out, and we have
Speaker 4: to figure out our responsibility to do so as a
Speaker 4: whole man. But Ian shout out to you from for
Speaker 4: posting that. I think that was a real wake up
Speaker 4: call for some people to see you know that on
Speaker 4: that scale, man, it's.
Speaker 3: Crazy it's humbling. It's a humbling situation even for me.
Speaker 6: Like my mentor tell me, like, until you're influencing, Like
Speaker 6: as much as I feel like we've done for the culture,
Speaker 6: my mentor is like, until you have presidents and dignitaries
Speaker 6: calling you, you haven't done ship yet. You're doing what
Speaker 6: you're supposed to be doing for black people. But until
Speaker 6: you can get policies changed, then helping the culture at
Speaker 6: the same time. Yet, Like it's humbling to see those
Speaker 6: kind of numbers. But going back to Medici family, I'm
Speaker 6: gonna keep us on air. I'm gonna be good, but
Speaker 6: go do your research.
Speaker 3: Real wealth is please please, Yes, this has been higher
Speaker 3: education at its finance. This do not take this level
Speaker 3: of education for granted. This was a superb almost two
Speaker 3: hour d five into stock market, looking at charts, going
Speaker 3: over websites. I mean, it's sometimes when you get a
Speaker 3: lot of information, it's if it's free, you don't fully
Speaker 3: appreciate this human nature. But we have to, we have to,
Speaker 3: we have to appreciate the level of information that was
Speaker 3: given tonight. Definitely watch the replay. It will be on
Speaker 3: podcasts outlets on Friday. Listen to it. Just just learn
Speaker 3: about anything else learned. That's extremely important because we are
Speaker 3: finding an uphill battle and if you don't learn to invest,
Speaker 3: you will be broke. Absolutely, not really sure howse to
Speaker 3: say that. So it's important. It's important to learn how
Speaker 3: to invest, and it's important to teach your children how
Speaker 3: to invest. I'll tell his story briefly, but the highlight
Speaker 3: of my life man yesterday, my son who's ten years old,
Speaker 3: he had to write an essay for school about his hero.
Speaker 3: And long story short, he said I was his hero,
Speaker 3: but he said it in a capacity where it was
Speaker 3: very articulated, very well. As far as he gets back
Speaker 3: to his community, Da da da, and then he's doing
Speaker 3: financial literacy, he's like, you know, he teaches people financial literacy,
Speaker 3: and he teaches me financial literacy. And I have stock
Speaker 3: and he tells me with stock to buy and da
Speaker 3: da da da, and you know, so sometimes you don't
Speaker 3: necessarily think that children are paying attention or that they're learning.
Speaker 3: But that was definitely encouraging to me to see him
Speaker 3: write that, because I didn't tell him to write that.
Speaker 3: So for him, the right that it means that, you know,
Speaker 3: even if I don't think that he's really paying attention.
Speaker 3: He's paying attention. So everything that we do, our children
Speaker 3: are paying attention to what we're doing, good and bad
Speaker 3: and bad, and they mimic They mimic our behavior. Children
Speaker 3: mimic parents behavior, good and bad. So it's like nothing.
Speaker 6: So the fact that he wrote that glowing report, man,
Speaker 6: I know you about to cry. That's that's beautiful though.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that was definitely one of the highlights of my life.
Speaker 9: Man.
Speaker 3: So I say that to say, it's just it's important
Speaker 3: to teach ourselves, but what we teach ourselves is going
Speaker 3: to teach our children to teach their children, and that's
Speaker 3: really how we create change that we want in this
Speaker 3: world and in this country. So thank you guys for
Speaker 3: rock and rollers. Once again. This is EYL University. One
Speaker 3: hundred past webinars, private Facebook group, financial planning calls, book club,
Speaker 3: movie club, group chat calls like this we do once
Speaker 3: a month MG, the mortgage guys, Blueprint and twenty infinity groups,
Speaker 3: the whole institution. And we are having a forty eight
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Speaker 3: had a sale in a long time. So forty eight
Speaker 3: hour flash sale seven hundred dollars and that's that's only
Speaker 3: for two days and then it's the entire year. Never
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Speaker 6: I'll make sure that yes, And I'll say this, all
Speaker 6: information is not created equal. I know there's a lot
Speaker 6: of places we can get free information from.
Speaker 5: I have no affility. I'm just speaking from the heart.
Speaker 6: If we have made you money, please put yes in
Speaker 6: chat because just because people are talking about it doesn't
Speaker 6: mean that they're actually living it. There's a different like
Speaker 6: just for access to Market Mondays, everybody said that the
Speaker 6: investor until eleven am.
Speaker 5: Great, where are you? Why are you not helped for
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Speaker 6: The best business model? And the brother does it here
Speaker 6: given advance and things will go. So I'm not saying
Speaker 6: this to induce you, but go look at these comments
Speaker 6: to see Market Mondays alone is worth it. So I'm
Speaker 6: just telling y'all, I'm gonna make them racist press.
Speaker 5: At least.
Speaker 3: Speaking of Market Mondays, we definitely have some history that
Speaker 3: we cannot announce. But we'll be making history. But I
Speaker 3: want to do so bad. We will be making you know,
Speaker 3: it's all about it's all about setting the bar more
Speaker 3: bombs than raising the bar more bombs. Hey, wait before
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Speaker 2: So yes, true, I was just saying, it's dope. Both
Speaker 2: of you, gentlemen have built.
Speaker 3: Thank you guys for joining us. We appreciate both of
Speaker 3: you gentlemen. It has been great. It's a great networking
Speaker 3: tool ey l platform that we've built.
Speaker 4: And yes, you get Yes, that's what we're gonna do anytime.
Speaker 4: You already know what you know what?
Speaker 8: Hey turvers, Hey, we need Francis said, he said, your Troy,
Speaker 8: is it time for me to be on Monday yet?
Speaker 2: I said, I think so.
Speaker 4: Man.
Speaker 3: We got we got some things.
Speaker 5: Put the crystal ball in the cheat code together.
Speaker 3: You know, let's break let's do it. Hey, let's listen.
Speaker 3: It's called let's talk offline.
Speaker 8: Calls going off line very soon. Hey, listen, Detroit, we
Speaker 8: will be in town Friday, so make sure you pull
Speaker 8: up on us.
Speaker 2: Bay Area.
Speaker 8: Next week will be we'll be in the Bay Area.
Speaker 8: So shout out to everybody in the Bay Area you've
Speaker 8: been asking.
Speaker 5: Open with my boy nineteen that's my guy him.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Hey, some of these gentlemen might who knows, you might
Speaker 2: see the cheatk coat out there with us. You might
Speaker 2: see Ian out there. Get don't and you know what
Speaker 2: happens when we go there to Cali. You don't know
Speaker 2: who we know.
Speaker 3: It's called don't play yourself, Reward yourself. Next Thursday, Open California.
Speaker 3: We ain't release this in fromation yet, but breaking news alert.
Speaker 3: You can sign up the Evince tab on our website.
Speaker 3: You can r VP to that. Our brother nineteen Keys
Speaker 3: will be with us. And yeah, Oakland, Hello, it's my
Speaker 3: first time actually going to oak I've been in San
Speaker 3: Francisco a few times. I never have I never crossed
Speaker 3: the bridge to going to Oakland, so I'm looking forward
Speaker 3: to it. Hello, Oakland, California. We have interviewed E forty.
Speaker 3: Keep that in mind. Hello, pull up.
Speaker 8: Yeah, we got I mean speaking of Mazi La soon
Speaker 8: come soon come Yeah. We got a lot of stuff playing.
Speaker 8: I know people playing what about New York?
Speaker 2: Listen to New York.
Speaker 6: Trust me, it's called Hey, Hey, shout out, Jada, stay tuned.
Speaker 3: Our styles called patients shout out. I saw Styles today
Speaker 3: in the more random man random randomly saw him in
Speaker 3: them all by himself. He was rushing to get some
Speaker 3: clothes before you got in the flight. That's my guy.
Speaker 3: Man Styles always good energy, man, good good dude. Right there.
Speaker 8: Man, Hey, Francis, give JH a big shout out of us.
Speaker 8: I know he's probably yah. Yeah, I mean, man, I
Speaker 8: knew he was there.
Speaker 2: Y'all. Y'all don't work.
Speaker 8: Never stops with these two. Every time I call him
Speaker 8: j who's in the background, shout to Jay who he
Speaker 8: is amazing. He's just as amazing as Francis and Frand
Speaker 8: gets a lot of a lot of the credit. But yo,
Speaker 8: these guys are just amazing brothers man teamwork. Just being
Speaker 8: on the phone with these dudes, there's always inspirational in
Speaker 8: their young brothers too, So I feel aligated to give
Speaker 8: him a little bit of game and I get some
Speaker 8: back from them. So shout out to Jay who uh
Speaker 8: and Francis again. Shout to you in your whole community, man,
Speaker 8: all your admins, all.
Speaker 4: Everybody, everybody k Bucky, Chrissy, TJ.
Speaker 5: Very active in that com man, y'all at all costs.
Speaker 4: That's the team man. Shout out to the only guys man,
Speaker 4: love all y'all.
Speaker 2: That's a fact. That's a fact. Shout we're going with cheaters?
Speaker 2: Are we doing?
Speaker 18: That?
Speaker 2: Is that official?
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, I think they made that official a couple
Speaker 4: of months ago.
Speaker 8: The Cheetahs cheats, all the cheatas in the world and
Speaker 8: the red pand of family you already know, of.
Speaker 6: Course, that's that's got to get the trappers, the Cheatahs
Speaker 6: earners all link up.
Speaker 4: Mmm, do a bigger man. That's be cool with it, man,
Speaker 4: you know what I mean?
Speaker 3: You never know, noted, don't know.
Speaker 5: I p O N no need for reverse merger.
Speaker 3: New York City, New York And you say New York City.
Speaker 3: Don't worry. Don't worry. We haven't forgot what we got us.
Speaker 2: Hey, look, we got us.
Speaker 3: We have not forgotten about New York City. We got us.
Speaker 3: We just have to practice patients. We have to practice patients.
Speaker 3: Got us in a major way.
Speaker 5: Come out fat Joe, Jada.
Speaker 8: I mean those are that's that's the alumni list outside
Speaker 8: of Jada. But you know, you don't know who we know, especially.
Speaker 6: When we home big Red Panda Anthem. Come, We're gonna
Speaker 6: make some magic happen, like I got some big.
Speaker 5: That's good. I'll say that. I'll leave it at that.
Speaker 2: Hey, friends, is what I tell you, man, it's bunker season.
Speaker 2: I wanted to get your bunker.
Speaker 4: Man, dog of dome, man, put your helmet on, God
Speaker 4: your dome, because it's gonna get get breezy.
Speaker 3: I want to say this on record. It is about
Speaker 3: to get stupid. It's about to get very very crazy.
Speaker 3: It's about to get these last few months of the year.
Speaker 3: It's called unprecedented. It's called unprecedented.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean it's fourth quarter.
Speaker 3: Star players are made in the fourth quarter. Hey, star
Speaker 3: players are made in the fourth quarter.
Speaker 8: We learned to see that did y'all see that I
Speaker 8: gave an all because I know he's gonna say that
Speaker 8: y'all can't.
Speaker 2: You can't buy it, y'all.
Speaker 3: Y'all, I'm.
Speaker 8: Yeah, y'are killing it. Reservoir dogs, Hey yo, I love y'all.
Speaker 8: Everybody be safe. Is Wednesday. It felt like it could
Speaker 8: have been Monday, though. Shout to everybody that tuned in
Speaker 8: over three thousand on the YouTube. We got over four
Speaker 8: hundred people that was with us. Uh in ey L University.
Speaker 8: Shout to y'all, like you said, you can hear the
Speaker 8: playback on Friday. Lovers love cause somebody reach out to somebody,
Speaker 8: one conversation, one test, and change the trajectory of somebody's day,
Speaker 8: of somebody's yeah, of somebody's life.
Speaker 2: Please do it. We love y'all. Love is love.
Speaker 4: Appreciate y'all listen much love man Hello, and paying attention
Speaker 4: to what's happening in China. The Chinese economy is tied
Speaker 4: to our economy, so make sure you pay attention to
Speaker 4: what's happening in.
Speaker 5: Telling you quit playing like we're not the greatest quick playing.
Speaker 7: I'm gona wait for CNBC in the morning to tell
Speaker 7: you who else told you about the wooly Man and China,
Speaker 7: and then you posted about the Willie Willie crazy.
Speaker 6: He thinks zombies is gonna come back. This sable tooth
Speaker 6: tiger coming next. No, he been giving you the cheat code.
Speaker 6: Remember the crystal ball vibes quick plan, Oh you're gonna
Speaker 6: see us well hole and we go ipo and they
Speaker 6: forgot about us ride our wave.
Speaker 2: Now I remem when they were on Monday.
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