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Speaker 4: So Ian, Yes, I want to get you your opinion.
Speaker 4: And Troy Chumman, it's too you know a lot of
Speaker 4: people here and want to make money.
Speaker 8: Everybody here, wellyn't here to make money or no. So
Speaker 8: what's the number one sector that you're most excited about
Speaker 8: for twenty twenty four and why.
Speaker 5: Hands down is technology and if a second one healthcare.
Speaker 5: Here's why tech is going to run the landscape for
Speaker 5: the next fifteen years. I'm begging everyone here. If you thought.
Speaker 7: Twenty twenty three, what's great, hit new highs, twenty twenty
Speaker 7: four will be even better. And let's be honest, we
Speaker 7: all have iPhone, We're all on our phones all day.
Speaker 7: The number one sector that's gonna make you the most
Speaker 7: money over the next ten to fifteen years, hands down
Speaker 7: is tech. Any of you invested in Apple, Microsoft, and
Speaker 7: Video AMD, right?
Speaker 5: You up this year or no way up?
Speaker 7: So as the decade progresses, and let's say, if we
Speaker 7: have a change in leadership in the White House over
Speaker 7: the next four to eight years, you're gonna see them
Speaker 7: have more control in the United States of America and
Speaker 7: as a result, those companies should go up five hundred
Speaker 7: to eight hundred percent over the next eight to nine years.
Speaker 8: So let's talk about some companies. We'll give them me say,
Speaker 8: can I go go ahead? And I'm gonna go man,
Speaker 8: I'm with you, I'm gonna go even more. Right, So
Speaker 8: we talked about technology as a sector. I'm gonna go
Speaker 8: a little bit deeper to dive inside of technology. Love semis,
Speaker 8: but I love everything in the AI ecosystem, and I
Speaker 8: think that's the best way to pull at the AI
Speaker 8: ecosystem because most people know open Ai, they know chat, GBT,
Speaker 8: they know some of these programs. But companies are being
Speaker 8: built and companies are being altered in order to make profit.
Speaker 4: So we talked about HubSpot, right, We're talked about CRMs,
Speaker 4: and we talked about Salesforce. I'm gonna give you two
Speaker 4: companies right down that I'm definitely gonna have on my
Speaker 4: list and you should have on yours. The first one
Speaker 4: is cloud cloud Fair, So the ticker is n e
Speaker 4: T and so what does cloud Fair do? This is
Speaker 4: very important, right, So if you ever going to open ai,
Speaker 4: and you'll probably do it all the time, you know,
Speaker 4: when you're trying to verify something and they tell you
Speaker 4: if there's a bicycle in the picture, click the picture
Speaker 4: these buttons, right, these are security measures, right, and you
Speaker 4: never knew who the company that's doing it. Cloud Fair
Speaker 4: is the company that's doing it. So cloud Fair is
Speaker 4: definitely on my watch list. The ticker again is n
Speaker 4: ET and my second one and probably my favorite outside
Speaker 4: of the HubSpot which was incredible this year, is going
Speaker 4: to be a s mL A s mL right down.
Speaker 5: And why are they so important?
Speaker 4: Because yes, in Nvidia went up two hundred and thirty
Speaker 4: seven percent this year. Incredible, AMD is we're starting to
Speaker 4: see as a competitor in that space, trying to be
Speaker 4: a cheaper alternative to what in Vidia has done. Great,
Speaker 4: but they don't manufacture their chips, right, They designed chips,
Speaker 4: but they don't manufacture, and so what does ASML do.
Speaker 4: They're the ones that manufacture the chips for all these companies.
Speaker 4: They're a Swedish company. And so if we have an
Speaker 4: influx of AI and we know that the chips are
Speaker 4: going to be needed, it's great to design them, but
Speaker 4: the company that's actually going to be making them become
Speaker 4: super important. And what's the key about ASML is they're
Speaker 4: the only company in the world, only company in the
Speaker 4: world that can design the graphic chips for in video
Speaker 4: and AMD because they have the technology.
Speaker 5: So those are.
Speaker 4: Two when I talk about the AI ecosystem that I'm
Speaker 4: looking at that are definitely on the watch list for.
Speaker 5: Twenty Cloud Fair.
Speaker 4: We met the CEO I was gonna say that we
Speaker 4: met them in randomly with in Davos and we were
Speaker 4: at a party and you called me over and said, Troy,
Speaker 4: I want you to meet this guy's to the CEO.
Speaker 4: His company's called cloud There. It's first time I even
Speaker 4: heard of it, right, I was like, Okay, this is great.
Speaker 4: And then I'm doing the research and I'm watching a
Speaker 4: company and yeah, yeah, they're up eighty six percent this year,
Speaker 4: which is we'll get into that later, but there's still
Speaker 4: so much room to grow.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 4: So, if we're talking about AI, and it's on the
Speaker 4: forefront of every conversation, when it comes to invest in that,
Speaker 4: we need to look at the infrastructure that's being built
Speaker 4: around it, whether it be from companies in the security space,
Speaker 4: so cloud fare or a CrowdStrike or a z scaler.
Speaker 4: These companies are the ones that we have to watch
Speaker 4: rather than say, all right, and video is up two
Speaker 4: hundred and thirty percent, it's left the building. No, there's
Speaker 4: companies that you can invest in that are going to
Speaker 4: benefit from all of us.
Speaker 5: And here's the thing.
Speaker 7: Every decade, they have a sector that they push to
Speaker 7: be number one. So like in five to eighty it
Speaker 7: was all social media. We've gotten all the games from
Speaker 7: social media. The era that we are in now is AI,
Speaker 7: so Apple, Microsoft of course and Video AMD. We've ran
Speaker 7: into the CEO of Visa at the White House a
Speaker 7: couple of weeks ago.
Speaker 5: This is true. Write this down.
Speaker 7: Visa would be pretty big and Amazon is going to
Speaker 7: do incredibly well over these next few years. But now
Speaker 7: you're going to see Amazon push forward and the government
Speaker 7: is going to help. Here's how, for the first time
Speaker 7: in history, they change the definition of recession so that
Speaker 7: the money flow wouldn't stop, so they can push the
Speaker 7: new industry that they want to push. Keep your eyes
Speaker 7: on how often in Video AMD, Apple, Microsoft, Tasela is
Speaker 7: at the White House. It'll tell you how much they're
Speaker 7: going to go up. But I think in videos she'll
Speaker 7: push up another one hundred percent next year. Yeah, and
Speaker 7: then like four or five years you should be up
Speaker 7: five or six hundred percent.
Speaker 5: Yeah. And the conditions of showing.
Speaker 4: That, right, Like, if we're talking about interest rates being risen,
Speaker 4: we know that that affects disproportionately tech companies. Right when
Speaker 4: we talk about the cost of labor the course of
Speaker 4: produced technology, it costs more. But when we hear the
Speaker 4: FED talking about dropping interest rates three times throughout the year. Well,
Speaker 4: that means that the environment's gonna change. This is now
Speaker 4: a sected that, Yeah, we had a great twenty twenty three,
Speaker 4: but it also looks very optimistic for twenty twenty.
Speaker 7: Four because if you're president, you can't have interest rates
Speaker 7: go up high and the money goes down low. Right, Ladies,
Speaker 7: Like if your man money keep going down year over
Speaker 7: year after four years, at some point you're gonna need
Speaker 7: a new man.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 7: The president is the financial father or leader of the country.
Speaker 7: If he's not providing great games, he has to go.
Speaker 7: They're going to make sure going into this election that
Speaker 7: those rates are lower.
Speaker 8: And I want to even back up a little bit
Speaker 8: because we hadn't we usually do this, but I want
Speaker 8: to just say why investment is even important. Everybody here,
Speaker 8: I'm sure they probably already watched market mondays, but I
Speaker 8: think it's still important to trill at home as far
Speaker 8: as you're never gonna be able to get rich or
Speaker 8: financially secure by just working a job unless your job
Speaker 8: is like, you know, a professional football player or something
Speaker 8: like that.
Speaker 5: Right, But for the.
Speaker 8: Most part, the idea that work harder and you're you're
Speaker 8: gonna make more money is something that's not gonna work
Speaker 8: for you, right, So I want you to talk about, like,
Speaker 8: you know, some of these companies, like what's the return
Speaker 8: on Walmart, what's the return on Apple? What's the so
Speaker 8: they could just kind of visually see it for a
Speaker 8: twenty year timeframe. It's like, you know, this is extremely important.
Speaker 8: The only way that you'll ever be able to have
Speaker 8: freedom is if your money is working for you, right.
Speaker 8: And you know what's crazy. Geezy actually said this and
Speaker 8: it was very insightful. He was like, it was a
Speaker 8: room full of people and he was like, who's your
Speaker 8: heart is working employee? And some people was like, you know,
Speaker 8: my accounting or my assistant or myself, I'm my hardest
Speaker 8: working employees. Like everybody answered it incorrectly. If your heart
Speaker 8: is working employee, it's not your money, then you're not
Speaker 8: doing something correctly. Your money has to work harder for
Speaker 8: you than anybody else. The money has to work twenty
Speaker 8: four hours a day. So I want you to kind of,
Speaker 8: you know, crystallize that you can pick whatever companies. I know,
Speaker 8: you know a lot of the returns twenty thirty years
Speaker 8: ago as of where they are now.
Speaker 7: I mean, if you look at companies like monsters, some
Speaker 7: of them are monsters up fifty percent since inception.
Speaker 5: Like you ever heard, the investment is boring.
Speaker 7: So they'll push you to options or let's say trade
Speaker 7: and we'll talk about a lot that tonight. But like Apple,
Speaker 7: since the beginning of the company has been found, it
Speaker 7: is up three hundred and.
Speaker 5: Thirty eight thousand percent.
Speaker 7: Ten grand back then would have turned into thirty five million.
Speaker 7: I don't know about you, but I have some cousins
Speaker 7: and family members who's in the street that had ten
Speaker 7: grand that I wish they would have pushed that into Apple,
Speaker 7: So we can break down that thirty five million together.
Speaker 7: We're the only community on Earth that they tell investment
Speaker 7: is born, and they'll push us into industries that will
Speaker 7: cause us to risk our life or we won't get
Speaker 7: that much money out of it, the music industry, the
Speaker 7: entertainment industry.
Speaker 5: Meanwhile, fortunes have been.
Speaker 7: Made here by the same products that we use every
Speaker 7: day that they use our capital and our clout being
Speaker 7: African Americans and Africans to make their companies more profitable.
Speaker 5: So that's the reason why you have to invest. And
Speaker 5: also too, inflation has.
Speaker 7: Gone up higher and quicker than I've ever seen in life.
Speaker 7: Some food costs of double or tripled in some cases.
Speaker 7: New York rent insane. I'm here in apartments here, getting
Speaker 7: a bit by price here. If you do not have
Speaker 7: your money work for you, the government and powers that
Speaker 7: be are going to make sure that your dollar is
Speaker 7: not worth as much so that they can control you.
Speaker 7: The number one hedge fun on Earth has a plan
Speaker 7: to be the landlord to every continent on Earth. If
Speaker 7: you do not invest enough in five or ten years,
Speaker 7: we're end up being a permanent underclass when we have
Speaker 7: to twenty and fifty three as blacks to settle that score.
Speaker 7: And if we don't move faster as a collective, we're
Speaker 7: going to be in a lot of trouble.
Speaker 4: It's our only way to freedom. Right when we talk
Speaker 4: about freedom and we talk about the word leisure, investing
Speaker 4: is the only way to get to that point. And
Speaker 4: the reason why it's so important is because it's the
Speaker 4: one thing that nobody teaches us.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 4: I come from education where never was there a conversation
Speaker 4: about finance, or was there a conversation about real estate?
Speaker 4: Was there questions or answers about how do I do
Speaker 4: my taxes. None of these things are ever brought up
Speaker 4: even to the point of student loan. Right, So like
Speaker 4: when you think about that as a ton very intentionally,
Speaker 4: it keeps a class of citizens at a very uneducated
Speaker 4: pace by design, by design, so that there's people that.
Speaker 9: Will all always be educated and always take advantage.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 4: There's always predators in prey, right, so if you're not
Speaker 4: financial predator, then you're the prey prayer. And so our
Speaker 4: job and that's the reason why it's important that we
Speaker 4: had market Money's toured throughout three different continents was to say, look,
Speaker 4: we got some information. We want to educate, but we
Speaker 4: want to get as many people at a younger age
Speaker 4: so that when they are able to apply it and
Speaker 4: use the information to their advantage, they're going to be
Speaker 4: so further ahead. But it doesn't stop with just the
Speaker 4: people who comes. They got to go back to their
Speaker 4: neighborhood give the information out. Because one thing we know
Speaker 4: for sure is not being taught in schools where we're at,
Speaker 4: and I doubt that it's being taught in schools here,
Speaker 4: and so that's the importance of it.
Speaker 7: Always say, is it better to have you working hard
Speaker 7: for your money or having Tim Cook or Elon Musk.
Speaker 5: Who's the better CEO? You or Tim Cook?
Speaker 7: So if you put your money into Apple, you're having
Speaker 7: the best CEO in the world work on your behalf
Speaker 7: twenty four hours a day. Listen, they sold the same
Speaker 7: phone since O seven, updated to software, and we still
Speaker 7: buy it. If you want to be a part of
Speaker 7: a legal cartel, Apple's the best way to go.
Speaker 5: So it's an international crowd too.
Speaker 8: I know people from London here, I know people here,
Speaker 8: I know people from different parts of the world. Cryptocurrency,
Speaker 8: let's talk about crypto. That's something that's a universal situation.
Speaker 8: Even if they tried to ban crypto, you can't ban it,
Speaker 8: can't ban it. So what's your thoughts on crypto bitcoin
Speaker 8: in twenty twenty four. It's a lot of regulation, but
Speaker 8: you know, it's still a lot of speculation as well.
Speaker 7: I think as soon as we got into an industry
Speaker 7: and we began telling each other in rooms like this,
Speaker 7: I don't know, if you guys know, a lot of
Speaker 7: people don't like that.
Speaker 5: This is happening tonight.
Speaker 7: So as soon as bigcoin got popular and we began
Speaker 7: to get into it, all of a sudden it got
Speaker 7: demonized by every bank and every hedge fund on earth
Speaker 7: while they were buying it in London.
Speaker 5: Now they're about to make.
Speaker 7: An ETF out of it, which will probably produced the
Speaker 7: highest return out of any index fund or ETF in history.
Speaker 7: Anytime they start telling black people at scale this investment
Speaker 7: is not good, it's usually a good that it is
Speaker 7: going to go up and they want to price us
Speaker 7: out of it.
Speaker 5: So twenty twenty.
Speaker 7: Four, if we look at returns all time, bitcoin has
Speaker 7: performed the best, twenty twenty four, we're being amazing year
Speaker 7: like bitcoin probably should do on a low end, seventy
Speaker 7: percent return.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we talked about it.
Speaker 4: When you look at asset classes over the past ten years,
Speaker 4: it's number eight, right, Gold is number one, but bitcoin
Speaker 4: is number eight.
Speaker 9: Think about that when you talk about market gap.
Speaker 4: But twenty twenty four specifically is important because if you
Speaker 4: know bitcoin and you understand cryptocurrency, you know that it
Speaker 4: moves in force, right, So that that four year cycle
Speaker 4: of bitcoin after having event is very important. So twenty
Speaker 4: twenty three was year three and we saw one hundred
Speaker 4: and twenty three percent increase, which is incredible. But year
Speaker 4: four is usually the best year, and so I know
Speaker 4: that having event is happening somewhere around April or May.
Speaker 9: And so we've seen the increase.
Speaker 4: We've watched we had a guy on our show say
Speaker 4: that it was going to go to twenty thousand.
Speaker 5: Yep, it did.
Speaker 4: We watched it get to thirty. We watched it get
Speaker 4: up to thirty five, and that was kind of in
Speaker 4: that range where it's steadily increasing the recent but it's
Speaker 4: holding in this thirty to thirty five range. The predictions
Speaker 4: if it does one hundred percent, now you're at sixty thousand, right,
Speaker 4: So when you hear people talking about bitcoin's gonna go
Speaker 4: to one hundred thousand, this is what they're talking about.
Speaker 4: They're talking about that life cycle of that four years.
Speaker 4: Every four years it has its best performance. Twenty twenty
Speaker 4: four is gonna be that year. So if you're not
Speaker 4: investing in it, be a good time, right. But what
Speaker 4: we can always talk about is risk of energement. Right,
Speaker 4: So we want to make sure that your whole portfolio
Speaker 4: is not in bitcoin.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 9: It's a volatile asset.
Speaker 5: Should you have some in there? Absolutely? I would say yes. Right.
Speaker 4: If we're talking about the number one app it's the
Speaker 4: number one return over the past ten years, of any
Speaker 4: company on the earth.
Speaker 9: So if you had some money in there, better than.
Speaker 5: Have it none.
Speaker 7: Twenty twenty five percent is a good ratio make it
Speaker 7: and also too like we have to look at bitcoin
Speaker 7: as like the new version of tech. So back in
Speaker 7: the day, you want to value stocks things that grew
Speaker 7: seven to twelve percent, but then big.
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Speaker 7: Coin began outpacing that and that became a threat to the.
Speaker 5: Bank and establishment. So you have to have some exposure there.
Speaker 7: If it gets back to twenty five thousand, I will
Speaker 7: load the vote twenty eight thousand, I will load the
Speaker 7: vote hole for three or four years, and you'll be
Speaker 7: incredibly happy.
Speaker 8: And then of course you ca we got Solana, you
Speaker 8: got XRP, ding of other different options as well.
Speaker 9: Yeah, as soon as those.
Speaker 4: As soon as Bitcoin rises, we know how this market
Speaker 4: role it goes. Right, if Bitcoin has any type of ascension,
Speaker 4: we're going to start seeing those other all coins ethery
Speaker 4: and probably be the number one benefactor Solana we talked
Speaker 4: about Stellar Polygon. The whole space kind of moves right.
Speaker 4: It's dominance has waned. If we remember when it was
Speaker 4: sixty eight percent of the entire space, it's come down
Speaker 4: to about forty four, but that's still nearly fifty percent
Speaker 4: of the entire space. And so as Bitcoin rises, you'll
Speaker 4: start to see some of these all coins as well.
Speaker 7: A simple secret rises down hold every investment for at
Speaker 7: least eight years. That takes away a lot of the
Speaker 7: fear FOMO like, even if you're listening to CNBC MSNBC,
Speaker 7: they're not telling you what to do that it's going
Speaker 7: to make you the riches. They're telling you what to
Speaker 7: do to keep you glued to the TV. So even
Speaker 7: in twenty sixteen when it had to drop, it came
Speaker 7: down of sixteen thousand at one point, a lot of
Speaker 7: people got shaken out and now they hate that they
Speaker 7: missed out. When things are at a low eumulate a
Speaker 7: lot so you can be financially free and hold everything
Speaker 7: for eight years and you'll be good. Ninety nine percent
Speaker 7: of investment problems go away if you hold for eight
Speaker 7: year period, and most hedge funds are holding for.
Speaker 8: Seven So how many people have never invested before? It
Speaker 8: gotta be more than one person, But come on, let's
Speaker 8: keep it real.
Speaker 5: Shout thank got out to you. One person, but listen,
Speaker 5: I could. I don't want to. I don't want to
Speaker 5: skip over anybody.
Speaker 8: For people that are just starting to invest right for
Speaker 8: twenty twenty four, what's some advice for people that might
Speaker 8: be new new even if they made some investments, they're
Speaker 8: still kind of new.
Speaker 7: Number one, decide how much money you're gonna put into
Speaker 7: your account every month to invest, Before you pay your bills,
Speaker 7: before you go on dates and go on a vibe.
Speaker 7: You have to decide how much you're gonna put in.
Speaker 7: Number two, decide what's your financial freedom? Number A lot
Speaker 7: of times we don't put enough in because we don't
Speaker 7: know how much money we need to.
Speaker 5: Actually be free. Do you know how much money you
Speaker 5: need to be free in your personal life? We need
Speaker 5: to see more hands go up.
Speaker 10: A duals say yeah, and number three pick four companies
Speaker 10: and four cryptocurrencies that you are going to be faithful
Speaker 10: to and invest in for the next ten years.
Speaker 7: So I always say vo VTI, Apple, Microsoft, and then
Speaker 7: pair them with for crypto hold for eight years.
Speaker 5: But before, like think during COVID, when the world.
Speaker 7: Was falling apart for all of you who paid bills
Speaker 7: on time will have a great credit score. Did any
Speaker 7: companies come to you and say, you've been paying me
Speaker 7: faithfully for five years, I'm gonna give you a year off.
Speaker 5: They did not give a damn.
Speaker 7: So the most important thing you have to do in
Speaker 7: your household if you want the freedom as interest rates
Speaker 7: go up, as inflation goes up, as they try to
Speaker 7: make this wealth gap too wide to close, expec the
Speaker 7: four that you're going to invest in, pick them out
Speaker 7: that you're going to put in every month and buy
Speaker 7: the same ones over and over again.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think the biggest mistake is time in the market.
Speaker 4: People are still trying to time the market.
Speaker 5: Right. Like I had a conversation and I.
Speaker 4: Won't say BAM's name out loud, but I will say
Speaker 4: BAM's name I allow, And I'm talking about some of
Speaker 4: the stops we're looking at for twenty twenty four, and
Speaker 4: he was like somebody he had sent some of the
Speaker 4: information too, was like, well, those companies have already run up.
Speaker 5: It's too late.
Speaker 4: I'm like, well, if you're looking at the one year chart, right, yeah,
Speaker 4: they might have gone up fifty percent, but if you
Speaker 4: look at a five year chart, they're probably only going
Speaker 4: up four percent. The reason that we're not timing it
Speaker 4: and we're finding good companies to invest in at good
Speaker 4: times right when we look at our charts, and you
Speaker 4: know we do all of our research, is because we're
Speaker 4: investing for a five to ten year period. We're not
Speaker 4: looking at hey, can I make ten percent next month.
Speaker 4: I'm looking at it, Cloudford. I'm looking at it from
Speaker 4: the long term, right because as an investor, I know
Speaker 4: when I put my money in right, it's because I've
Speaker 4: made a sound decision. I've mitigated some risks, but I
Speaker 4: want to hold for the long term. And so yeah,
Speaker 4: if a company's went up eighty percent this year should
Speaker 4: have shined me away from it.
Speaker 9: Eh, I might be hesitant, but I want to look at.
Speaker 4: The overall picture before I make a decision. So people
Speaker 4: trying to time it, I think is a mistake as well.
Speaker 7: And they always try to trick us a boy saying
Speaker 7: investing is boring. I know some of you hear five
Speaker 7: years and be like, man, fuck, I need to get
Speaker 7: rich way before then. Right, And video is up two
Speaker 7: hundred and fifty percent this year. AMD hit an all
Speaker 7: time high today. Like they're throwing the money in front
Speaker 7: of us, and damn, they're begging us to invest in it,
Speaker 7: and we're still being afraid.
Speaker 4: I think that's a perfect example. Right, So people will
Speaker 4: hear two hundred and thirty seven percent increase this year
Speaker 4: to twenty twenty four is probably not a good.
Speaker 5: Time to invest in video.
Speaker 4: Well, if you do the research and you look at
Speaker 4: what all the analysts are saying, they're saying that the
Speaker 4: price target is.
Speaker 5: Seven hundred house house.
Speaker 4: Right, we're at four ninety four, so you're talking about
Speaker 4: nearly another one hundred and twenty five percent increase. You
Speaker 4: take that any time. But we'll look at it and say,
Speaker 4: you know what, it ready one up too late. I
Speaker 4: can't do it. While other people will say, all right, well,
Speaker 4: we'll wait for a slight pullback, which is gonna happen,
Speaker 4: we'll buy in. We'll see the value come down usually
Speaker 4: around March to April. Right, well, we've seen it for
Speaker 4: the past three to four years. They're gonna say, all right, well,
Speaker 4: this is the time I'm gonna load it, and they're
Speaker 4: gonna watch that rise go to six hundred and people
Speaker 4: are gonna sit on the sideline and say, damn, it's
Speaker 4: had six hundred.
Speaker 9: Now it's too late.
Speaker 5: Any of you fellas watch the NBA.
Speaker 7: If you can buy into the NBA team you pick
Speaker 7: one for twenty thousand dollars, which you do so, and
Speaker 7: video is worth more than three nbas. So why not
Speaker 7: put your capital there while they are becoming the most
Speaker 7: dominant company on earth right now, like all the chips
Speaker 7: for Tesla and.
Speaker 5: All the companies that we love, they are powering.
Speaker 7: So I know it may seem like investing is born,
Speaker 7: but I'm telling you, like for me personally my kids eight.
Speaker 5: I had my son's college paid for by the time
Speaker 5: he was five.
Speaker 7: By investing in companies like these, they make it seem
Speaker 7: like it's so hard when everyone here Black sets the
Speaker 7: bar for what brand.
Speaker 5: Is amazing or not.
Speaker 7: What's the number one phone company in the world, what's
Speaker 7: the number one electronic vehicle company in the world. Got
Speaker 7: a great group of investors here already, he's got to
Speaker 7: put your money in.
Speaker 5: That's it.
Speaker 8: Sure, shot to Abdulah in the building in Mansada. Guy
Speaker 8: had an Afro future, and I wanted to highlight him
Speaker 8: because that's important because he happened up for him.
Speaker 9: Please, yeah, please.
Speaker 5: Now you gotta stand up, bro.
Speaker 8: I feel like I feel like I feel like this
Speaker 8: crowd might have went to that all white party yesterday
Speaker 8: because the.
Speaker 5: Old section. Yes, that's a.
Speaker 8: Fact you need some drinks out or something. What y'all
Speaker 8: need fact shots for everybody? Man, we gotta we gotta
Speaker 8: turn this up a little. But abdul you know we
Speaker 8: met him. He runs out for a future and he's
Speaker 8: been tremendously helpful and putting us together with a variety
Speaker 8: of different people.
Speaker 5: And that's how you gotta do it. That's the real
Speaker 5: cheek hode.
Speaker 8: If you want to get rich, you gotta support your
Speaker 8: friend's brand like it's your brand and vice versus.
Speaker 5: So we're going to support what he's doing. He support
Speaker 5: what we're doing.
Speaker 8: And I don't think that people fully understand the power
Speaker 8: of that, right. It's like, you can't you can't get
Speaker 8: rich being selfish. Absolutely the only way that you could
Speaker 8: really grow in scale. Is to actually help people. So
Speaker 8: when somebody helps you, then you know, I think it's
Speaker 8: important for you to try to help them in return.
Speaker 8: But I just wanted to high like that cause.
Speaker 5: I saw him.
Speaker 8: And that's a real life example. We're in a different continent, right,
Speaker 8: We're in a different continent, but this is somebody that
Speaker 8: we built a relationship with. So if we can do
Speaker 8: cross continental business and relationships, this is what you're seeing
Speaker 8: in real time. You come to market Mondays to get
Speaker 8: information about stocks and investing in right, but you watch
Speaker 8: the YouTube. You really should come to these different locations
Speaker 8: all across the world to meet people, to get inspired,
Speaker 8: to catch a vibe, to figure out a play. Yeah, like,
Speaker 8: that's what you really should be doing. So it's cool,
Speaker 8: we're gonna be partying this whole week. I know you're
Speaker 8: gonna be You're gonna be partying. But at the end
Speaker 8: of the party, that's just gonna cost you money.
Speaker 5: That's it. Fact.
Speaker 8: So when you actually meet somebody, you never know what
Speaker 8: that relationship is. And we're gonna just introduce somebody in
Speaker 8: a couple of minutes. That comes to a relationship. Ian,
Speaker 8: This comes to a relationship We made millions of dollars
Speaker 8: off of relationships. So never underestimate the power of introducing
Speaker 8: it to yourself, to somebody add value to their life.
Speaker 8: It could literally change your life.
Speaker 7: And there's no money in competition and ego like look
Speaker 7: at it like this, Apple, Google and Microsoft our competitors, right,
Speaker 7: but they all give each other tens of billions of
Speaker 7: dollars per year together, and they really have only been
Speaker 7: separate because if they came together, they would be forced
Speaker 7: to be a monopoly and they'll never let that happen.
Speaker 7: So if I do business with Tie, Tie does business
Speaker 7: with Troy, Troy does business with Chris.
Speaker 5: How much money can we make together?
Speaker 7: I want everyone to look around and before the night,
Speaker 7: I want you to pick one partner that you're gonna
Speaker 7: partner with on investment for twenty twenty four ladies, before
Speaker 7: he try and buy you a drink, should make him
Speaker 7: sure that Robin Hood, Yeah, man, I'm hating short that account.
Speaker 5: Then yeah, you want to come out here and slide
Speaker 5: on something. Slide that account, right, But all the money
Speaker 5: is in collaboration.
Speaker 4: Man. Now it's a fat and people it happens, and
Speaker 4: nobody even pays attention to it right. But if you
Speaker 4: go on your Apple phone right now, your number one
Speaker 4: search engine is Google. Google pays thirty million dollars a
Speaker 4: year to be the number one search engine on there.
Speaker 4: When we talk about word processes, right Apple, try pages,
Speaker 4: but office is a number one that's used. They're working
Speaker 4: together seamlessly. We never look at them like, oh they're
Speaker 4: their competition or they against each other. Yeah, the number
Speaker 4: one and two, uh and respective and market cap. But yo,
Speaker 4: we make more money by collaborating, absolutely, and that that's
Speaker 4: the mission man.
Speaker 5: So yes, shout to Abdul, support his.
Speaker 4: Party, in support him in anything he does, right because
Speaker 4: without him in out Afro future, you know, the word
Speaker 4: the country of coming to the idea of coming to
Speaker 4: Ghana wouldn't have been as big, I would say from
Speaker 4: my opinion if they hadn't come and done it and allowed.
Speaker 5: Us to be it.
Speaker 9: So shout out to him again, clapping up rom for sure.
Speaker 5: So he's actually from the Bronx. Shouts to bro Shout
Speaker 5: to Burn's out, shout to burst side. You know, I know,
Speaker 5: No I don't shout to Burnside, Okay.
Speaker 8: So I how do you identify undervalue stock in a
Speaker 8: market that seems overpriced.
Speaker 7: There's two sites I'll talk about later, but I'll give
Speaker 7: him to you now. One write this down is data
Speaker 7: Roma dot com Data Roma dot com. The other one
Speaker 7: is Holding's Channel dot com. So these tell you all
Speaker 7: the super investors, big hedge funds what they're buying in
Speaker 7: real time.
Speaker 5: And look for the companies twenty through fifty.
Speaker 7: What's what's that again, data Roma dot com and Holdings
Speaker 7: Channel dot com.
Speaker 5: So it'll tell you every big investor.
Speaker 7: So like if Buffett buys into AMD, you will see
Speaker 7: it on data Roma first. So look for the stocks
Speaker 7: twenty through fifty that big investors are buying in.
Speaker 5: That's how I new and video was starting.
Speaker 7: To bubble because if a bunch of investors were starting
Speaker 7: to pile in, look at those two sites and that'll
Speaker 7: be able to tell you how to find an undervalue.
Speaker 5: Stop.
Speaker 7: And if Nancy pullos he puts some money into it,
Speaker 7: oh baby, you better throw all your motherfucking coins into
Speaker 7: that with her. Nancy is the indicator, So shout out
Speaker 7: to Queen Nancy.
Speaker 9: Nancy just put some money in the video. So shout
Speaker 9: out to her.
Speaker 5: She just put five million dollars into a video.
Speaker 4: Call her biggest biggest investment yet today's But talk about
Speaker 4: and when we talk about big fish, little fish, right,
Speaker 4: you said, when we see Warren, buff fish, we see Pelosi.
Speaker 4: So about institutional investment versus retail investment and why we
Speaker 4: should follow that?
Speaker 7: The reason why because all the players with the most
Speaker 7: money set the bar for what's going to happen. Like
Speaker 7: even when they go to the White House. I won't
Speaker 7: say what companies we saw with CEO. They're going to
Speaker 7: have a great year, but they go build relationship first,
Speaker 7: collaboration again, and then the value of the stock goes up.
Speaker 7: Notice as soon as Elon started beefing with Biden in
Speaker 7: a White House, the value of Tesla stock went down
Speaker 7: dramatically when it was a darling two years ago. So
Speaker 7: when you want to see where all the big people
Speaker 7: are putting their money, because they're telling you ahead of time,
Speaker 7: this is going to be the next thing. Right, So
Speaker 7: like if jay Z puts his arm around the wrapper,
Speaker 7: you're gonna be like, Okay, he's up next.
Speaker 5: It's the same thing and investing.
Speaker 7: When you see the biggest players on earth, especially black Rock,
Speaker 7: especially Vanguard, especially if they're buying the same thing, you
Speaker 7: know that stock is going to soar over the next year.
Speaker 8: So what's your wow card investment for twenty twenty four
Speaker 8: you personally, if you had to like throw it up there,
Speaker 8: he'll marry pass, what's your what's your wild card?
Speaker 7: And the crypto space, I will lean heavy on Solana,
Speaker 7: and then in the stock space, I will lean heavy
Speaker 7: on AMD. Either AMD is going to have to change
Speaker 7: their CEO or they're going to end up getting bought out.
Speaker 7: And the same fashion in which we saw open Ai
Speaker 7: became the hottest thing on earth, the same thing that
Speaker 7: happens in the music industry happens in the stock world.
Speaker 5: Something gets incredibly hot and then they partner.
Speaker 7: So if fifty was on fire, doctor dra Eminem said,
Speaker 7: let me get him right open ar caught fire became
Speaker 7: the best invention of last year. Microsoft said, hey, take
Speaker 7: some money real quick, but let me get forty nine percent.
Speaker 7: So I think AMD because of how important the AI
Speaker 7: race is going to be next year. Either it's going
Speaker 7: to have to change CEOs or they get bought out,
Speaker 7: and that's in the stock rising up next year.
Speaker 9: That's a good one.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'll add to the cloud fair already, said HubSpot.
Speaker 4: For twenty twenty three, but I think one of the
Speaker 4: big five with the Big seven that I think is
Speaker 4: going to have the biggest yere is Google.
Speaker 5: Google's gonna dominate, yeah, I think.
Speaker 4: I mean I already called Amazon as one of my
Speaker 4: favorites of all time. But I think Google's in the
Speaker 4: perfect position. When we talk about the liquid gold or
Speaker 4: the gold of this generation, which is data, nobody has
Speaker 4: more right, and they have it from different avenues, right.
Speaker 4: They have it from YouTube, they have it from the
Speaker 4: Google Search, they have it from Google Play, and so
Speaker 4: you're collecting billions and billions and billions and pieces of information.
Speaker 4: Now when it comes into the AI, we already know
Speaker 4: that they have barred. We already know that Deep Dive
Speaker 4: was something that they invested in. Before anyone was talking
Speaker 4: about AI was them. We know that Altman comes from that.
Speaker 4: So they've been at the cusps of AI from the beginning.
Speaker 4: They just haven't had the product or had the innovation
Speaker 4: to say this is ours, come over here. I think
Speaker 4: that changes in twenty twenty four. I think Google, if
Speaker 4: it can be asleeper, I think that's the company that
Speaker 4: we should definitely, definitely be keep an eye on.
Speaker 8: Absolutely should the top trading tip for twenty twenty four.
Speaker 7: I don't normally say this, but I'll say since we're here,
Speaker 7: trading has become more difficult. You're going to see a
Speaker 7: lot more companies go under. You have to stop losing
Speaker 7: your your stop losses as tightly in twenty twenty four.
Speaker 7: I can't tell you which company, but I talked to
Speaker 7: one two months ago. It was about twelve thousand of
Speaker 7: US in Red Panda that came in at one time.
Speaker 7: The broker told me they don't want you guys to
Speaker 7: actively setting returns this high for African Americans, so you
Speaker 7: see a lot more stop loss hunting.
Speaker 5: So like if you have a.
Speaker 7: Stock that you buy it at one hundred, your stop
Speaker 7: losses at ninety. A lot of times they'll push the
Speaker 7: market down to ninety to get us out and then
Speaker 7: to go up to one fifty. Put your stop at
Speaker 7: the bottom of the market of each day. If you're
Speaker 7: going long, write this down, and if you're shorty, put
Speaker 7: your stop at the high of the day if you're
Speaker 7: riding the market down, so that prevents you from and
Speaker 7: stopped out prematurely over and over again, so your trades
Speaker 7: can run.
Speaker 5: And for people that have done in a ramp had
Speaker 5: of some.
Speaker 7: Of them more up three to four hundred percent in
Speaker 7: the last three months doing that.
Speaker 5: I think I just saw Matty j J.
Speaker 8: Maddie, where are you at, Mattie Jaw Shots to Matty J.
Speaker 8: Shout out to Alex, shot out to Neo. Shout out
Speaker 8: to all of our friends from Atlanta, that that's out here. Man,
Speaker 8: it's uh. We don't take you out for granted. He
Speaker 8: either man to come to a different continent to support
Speaker 8: your friends as something that's extremely underrated. Oh thank you
Speaker 8: guys for coming, man.
Speaker 5: I appreciate you.
Speaker 4: See Lexus in a billion what's going on less? I
Speaker 4: saw Jazz Houston's in the house.
Speaker 5: Shout out to Chris Lack from our hometown. Chris back home.
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