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Speaker 2: What advice would you give for clients if you were
Speaker 2: to consult them with this market? The current condition of
Speaker 2: this market? Obviously we see interest rates going up, we
Speaker 2: see inflation. What type of advice If somebody's coming in,
Speaker 2: sitting at that chair, they need advice in their financial life,
Speaker 2: what are you telling them?
Speaker 3: Appreciate that?
Speaker 2: No problem?
Speaker 3: I would say this, you know, being on Financial Viz,
Speaker 3: I was in the game for twelve years and it
Speaker 3: was crazy because I actually started in two thousand and eight.
Speaker 3: I started at the beginning of the worst recession since
Speaker 3: the Great Depression, and that's how it started, and I
Speaker 3: got to like experience that, like that was my entry
Speaker 3: into the world of finance. So history always repeats itself
Speaker 3: over the course of time. I don't think it's gonna
Speaker 3: be as bad as that situation because there was a
Speaker 3: lot of factors that go into play. But one thing
Speaker 3: that probably won't be on the good side like they
Speaker 3: did last time in that situation or in the Corona,
Speaker 3: is I don't think they're gonna pump as much money
Speaker 3: into the marketplace, so it might be a little bit
Speaker 3: more prolonged. Bear markets usually last eight years, I mean
Speaker 3: eight months, so you know, it might be shoppy for
Speaker 3: a while and painful for a while. And another thing
Speaker 3: that when you study history is that you realize that
Speaker 3: during bull market runs, the stocks and the classes that
Speaker 3: go up the most go down the most in the
Speaker 3: next bear market. So that's why I was always saying that,
Speaker 3: you know, I felt like was over overinflated. I felt
Speaker 3: a lot of those tech companies was just you know,
Speaker 3: running up too much, and now tech is down the most.
Speaker 3: It's no, it's following what history usually predicts. So I
Speaker 3: would sell people to be patient to understand it's not
Speaker 3: going to be something in my opinion, that you're just
Speaker 3: going to catch the bottom tomorrow and then it's just
Speaker 3: going to be like, you know, all good again next week,
Speaker 3: Like you know, just be patient. It might take a
Speaker 3: while for this to actually settle before we actually see
Speaker 3: some sunny days, like long term sunny days. It might
Speaker 3: be a couple here and there. Put your money in
Speaker 3: positions that you think have good long term you know, appreciation.
Speaker 3: We talk about that all the time, all of the
Speaker 3: stocks that we talk about, all the ETFs that we
Speaker 3: talk about, costs, Michael, Microsoft, Apple, the S and P
Speaker 3: five hundred XLK xl Y, you know, things of that nature.
Speaker 3: Google Amazon, especially after the split. But also you have
Speaker 3: to have a strategy in place. So like for me personally,
Speaker 3: about a month and a half ago, I told Troy
Speaker 3: he didn't agree with what I did at the time.
Speaker 3: But almost two months ago, I sold around eighty percent
Speaker 3: of of my options, my long term options. I saw
Speaker 3: how it was going, and you have to ask yourself,
Speaker 3: would I rather Would I rather take one hundred eighty
Speaker 3: percent profit or run the risk of losing everything. He's
Speaker 3: a decision for me to make exited my my positions.
Speaker 3: I didn't exit all of them. I probably should have
Speaker 3: exited all of them, to be completely honest with you're
Speaker 3: looking at looking back qq Q. But that's a December
Speaker 3: twenty twenty three call. I'm in Apple, I'm in an
Speaker 3: Apple call, and I'm in a XY call still, but
Speaker 3: I sold I sold SMH, I sold AMD, I sold Apple,
Speaker 3: I sold Microsoft, and I sold XY. But there was
Speaker 3: January twenty twenty three calls too, So you run the
Speaker 3: risk of, you know, I have no doubt that all
Speaker 3: of those companies are gonna you know, flourish, but you
Speaker 3: kind of run the risk that January will be here
Speaker 3: before you know it. So you got to kind of
Speaker 3: make calculate decisions. But well I will do is wait
Speaker 3: for this this thing to really, you know, see how
Speaker 3: bad it's going to get. Of course, making long term
Speaker 3: most of the money is going to go long term.
Speaker 3: But I'm gonna put some some money in some options
Speaker 3: on like a slingshot situation from a see twenty four
Speaker 3: as far as far out as I can go, as
Speaker 3: far out as I can go, depending on how long
Speaker 3: this situation lasts. But to answer your question, Ian, I
Speaker 3: don't really like to do options on individual stocks too
Speaker 3: much unless it's like an Apple Microsoft. I will be
Speaker 3: tempted on Google if if they continue to fall, and
Speaker 3: maybe Amazon, especially after the split. We have to see
Speaker 3: how that situation plays out. But I mean it definitely
Speaker 3: like an XL Y or like an XLK. I look
Speaker 3: at like the ETF that I'm already invested in and
Speaker 3: see which one has the deepest pullback, and yeah, I'll
Speaker 3: probably I'll probably put some money into that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, if you if you do XL Y, so you're
Speaker 4: a lot broke, what what like way take gets to
Speaker 4: like one twenty two, like one fifteen. As far as Google,
Speaker 4: we have to just for the split. But if it
Speaker 4: this sounds to like eighteen hundred, woll fire.
Speaker 3: Load the boat.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So yeah, it's opportunities. It's always opportunities in every crisis.
Speaker 3: But a this is why it's always good to have
Speaker 3: money on the sideline. You know, the dollar is actually
Speaker 3: stronger and our relative to other currencies over the world.
Speaker 3: That's a good thing, even though inflation is sky high.
Speaker 3: But you know, it's nothing wrong with shitting money on
Speaker 3: the sidelines and just being patient and just waiting because
Speaker 3: there's always opportunities, but you run the risk of losing
Speaker 3: a lot of money when you try to buy the
Speaker 3: dip and it keeps dipping.
Speaker 2: When I dip? You did we dip?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: And can we be honest about the dip? Is not
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Speaker 4: And discern when people are just b asking you or
Speaker 4: don't want to upset you because they're like, no, I'm
Speaker 4: not gonna give you the answer.
Speaker 2: Every artist that you ever heard a what's the key
Speaker 2: to success? Man? Just record you know, network somebody you
Speaker 2: hear you. If you're an Idaho, probably not broh oh.
Speaker 2: You need a full plan, shout out the fire plan.
Speaker 3: And cash is not necessarily trash. It's only trash when
Speaker 3: you have no strategy. But cash can be extremely effective
Speaker 3: when you have a strategy in place. Put money on
Speaker 3: the side lines and then you wait to deploy it.
Speaker 3: You don't have to rush. You don't have to rush
Speaker 3: into an investment. And to be completely honest with you
Speaker 3: about it, if you're playing in this individual stock game,
Speaker 3: a lot of people just talk about individual stocks because
Speaker 3: they just want to entertain you because there's not really
Speaker 3: that many good stocks to invest in, and a lot
Speaker 3: of these individual stocks are extremely risky. You don't really
Speaker 3: see ETF, a good ETF or a good index from
Speaker 3: pulling back like seventy percent, you know, like you see
Speaker 3: a lot of stocks pull back seventy eight percent. So
Speaker 3: I'm gonna be honest with you. We could talk about
Speaker 3: like these individual stocks the stock of the week, and
Speaker 3: this stock and this stock that's different.
Speaker 2: Media.
Speaker 4: That's how y'all blew up your account. I'm okay, let
Speaker 4: me get back SA put yes and check. Would you
Speaker 4: have lost less money if you would have just invested
Speaker 4: in voll VTI, Apple and Microsoft. It almost would take
Speaker 4: the act of God. The probability of Apple and Microsoft
Speaker 4: falling at the same time, you have a greater likelihood.
Speaker 2: And I'm in Los Angeles now, you.
Speaker 4: Have a greater probability of California falling off into the ocean. Mathematically,
Speaker 4: then Apple and Microsoft falling seventy percent at the same time.
Speaker 2: Hope is not a strategy. What is the math? And
Speaker 2: if if Apple and Microsoft falls before twenty twenty seven,
Speaker 2: that's when you will start to see.
Speaker 4: If Tim Cook retires and you start to get some
Speaker 4: head ones about China takeing TSM, that's over for America.
Speaker 4: I'm just gonna be real with you. Tim Cook is
Speaker 4: a lynch pin than's saving America right now. If he retires,
Speaker 4: I'm come right on, I don't care. Saturday night, I
Speaker 4: was over with let it all go straight.
Speaker 2: Cash. Cash is better than negative seventy percent.
Speaker 3: That is a fact. That is one hundred factual. And
Speaker 3: that's why I say stop listening to everybody telling you
Speaker 3: don't keep cash. Nah, you gotta have some a You
Speaker 3: got to have cash as a savings account for an
Speaker 3: emergency fund. But even bigger than that. Like you said,
Speaker 3: the only thing I'm nervous about my portfolio is options.
Speaker 3: My long term is not really not really nervous about
Speaker 3: long term smooth because eventually it's going to come back.
Speaker 3: But a lot of people had one hundred percent of
Speaker 3: their portfolio on options. That's dangerous.
Speaker 4: You never want to put all your eggs in one
Speaker 4: basket unless you like gambling and you want.
Speaker 2: A heart attack.
Speaker 4: That's how I keep telling you to tech and if
Speaker 4: I can, A lot of people chase that high of
Speaker 4: those wins. I mean, my guy, I was talking about
Speaker 4: it earlier. When you guys like I want to be
Speaker 4: an entrepreneur, I'm.
Speaker 2: Like, no, you don't.
Speaker 4: You're like, why you be so aggy? Sixteen hours a
Speaker 4: day to do it? Trust me, four years, right, So
Speaker 4: you may not have success in your business for six years.
Speaker 4: Imagine working six days a week for six years and
Speaker 4: everyone's telling you crazy and it doesn't work and you're
Speaker 4: not making money. A lot of people wanted those how
Speaker 4: flying wins, from futures options to rivetals because they didn't
Speaker 4: want the sacrifice of putting it in the business and work.
Speaker 4: Whatever endeavor you are a part of, you're going to
Speaker 4: have to learn a master that you're gonna get your
Speaker 4: ass kicked anyway. Safety is key, and if you right now,
Speaker 4: some of you, if you would have just invested, even
Speaker 4: on the option side, just an Apple and Microsoft, you'd
Speaker 4: be up. You would have had family and friends who
Speaker 4: would end up giving you too three hundred four hundred,
Speaker 4: five hundred thousand.
Speaker 2: So a lot of people quiet now, and.
Speaker 4: I get it, but use this these losses' motivation to
Speaker 4: never make these mistakes again and study your ass off.
Speaker 2: But literally, there isn't one company that is available to
Speaker 2: the public or that is known that can give twenty
Speaker 2: percent return per year for ten years, trillion dollar opportunity.
Speaker 4: All this technology everybody know our side, Sylcastics and fives
Speaker 4: and all that shit can't produce twenty percent. Most business
Speaker 4: owners like, are you crazy. It's a bad year for
Speaker 4: a normal business.
Speaker 2: It's important lesson too, like you said, so, like we
Speaker 2: I spoke about this Saturday, and it was like the
Speaker 2: biggest lesson is that I have to see the losses early, right,
Speaker 2: so I know not to make the mistakes. And so
Speaker 2: some people are in that space right now, like they
Speaker 2: started investing. Like we said that influx of investors, especially
Speaker 2: African Americans that came into space in twenty twenty and
Speaker 2: twenty twenty one. This is their time. But that cash
Speaker 2: on the side is so vialdly important because the other
Speaker 2: part of hey having those losses early is also saying, man,
Speaker 2: if I have more capital to deploy when the market
Speaker 2: was down, I'd be so much further ahead. And so
Speaker 2: it's cool to say like, yeah, I have money on
Speaker 2: the side, but actually having that plan and having the
Speaker 2: actual companies that you want to invest in and saying,
Speaker 2: all right, now I have the capital of deploy because
Speaker 2: it's nothing like when you have like one thousand dollars
Speaker 2: to invest in a company, right, and you say it
Speaker 2: old time men. When you invest the little, the least amount,
Speaker 2: that stock always shoots up to a fifty two weeks
Speaker 2: high all time high. Right. And then when you finally
Speaker 2: get the capitol and you put ten thousand in right here,
Speaker 2: we go twenty percent pullback. So it's part of it.
Speaker 3: It's going to get worse before it gets better. My
Speaker 3: graduates from my school being forced back drop bag drop Mike,
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