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Speaker 3: The moment you've all been waiting for in video in
Speaker 3: Vidia has split officially and now its new stock price
Speaker 3: is around one hundred and twenty three dollars, which was
Speaker 3: a far cry from the twelve hundred dollars last week.
Speaker 3: It was going crazy. So right now it's split. It's done.
Speaker 3: We've been talking about this for weeks. Now it's officially split.
Speaker 3: It's at one hundred and twenty three ish dollars now,
Speaker 3: right the second largest company in the world as far
Speaker 3: as market cap. So now the question is what at
Speaker 3: what price point? Should investors considered buying a video and
Speaker 3: what do we think now that all of the chaos
Speaker 3: of that situation is over? Should they go all in
Speaker 3: on in videos?
Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 3: The time they go all in now that the split
Speaker 3: has occurred. So yeah, what's the deal with that?
Speaker 5: I think in Video is one of the greatest companies
Speaker 5: that we've ever seen that is publicly traded. Like you said,
Speaker 5: second biggest market cap. They're closing on Microsoft. I'm going
Speaker 5: to share an interest in stat here in the second.
Speaker 1: I think that bro.
Speaker 5: Okay price that I like to get in is one
Speaker 5: oh seven seventy seven, so one hundred and seven dollars
Speaker 5: and seventy seven cent as well, I like it. If
Speaker 5: you are in stock Club, you go to ininvest dot com.
Speaker 5: I will also give you the swing trading price and
Speaker 5: load the boat price for where it could go.
Speaker 4: If I made you money. Please put yes in chet.
Speaker 5: The interesting thing that I see about in Video people
Speaker 5: should go all in. They're currently number two, but by
Speaker 5: twenty twenty six they should have more free cash flow
Speaker 5: than Microsoft.
Speaker 1: That was it when I saw that, said we that yep, yep, yep.
Speaker 4: So for those of you who don't know, just the
Speaker 4: bag is bigger at in video.
Speaker 5: They're still getting forty five to forty eight percent profit margin,
Speaker 5: and they are a multi trillion dollar company. And you
Speaker 5: can argue that the chips are under price for what
Speaker 5: their market is willing to pay for them. So this
Speaker 5: company's gonna keep growing. I didn't like him signing old
Speaker 5: girl's breast at the conference. You was in your Kodak
Speaker 5: drink bag to get back.
Speaker 4: To and your kids work at your company.
Speaker 5: How you explaining to your mom and your kids you
Speaker 5: signed up some girl titties at a conference.
Speaker 4: Maybe I do it and invest that's gotta do it.
Speaker 4: May yes and chat.
Speaker 5: I got you, baby, But I think this company is
Speaker 5: going to do incredibly well for the next I don't know,
Speaker 5: six seven years. I love this company almost as much
Speaker 5: as Apple. If I made you money from Apple and
Speaker 5: Microsoft and Crystal Ball, Shine and Bright, people canna say
Speaker 5: whatever the fuck they want you online, But when it
Speaker 5: comes to these results, boy, it is what it is.
Speaker 5: So yeah one O seven seventy seven, and I made
Speaker 5: a believe out. A few people said shut out to
Speaker 5: my couple of my NFL guys who was unsure at first,
Speaker 5: and now you're real sure, let me get my testimony
Speaker 5: and my check please please one O seven seven seven.
Speaker 4: That's why I like it.
Speaker 2: We read the same exact article when I saw it
Speaker 2: twent and I think we've spoken about this a lot,
Speaker 2: and we talk about the companies that have the largest
Speaker 2: operating cash flow, and we know emerging positions is one
Speaker 2: of those things that you can do with having that
Speaker 2: type of capital. Buying backstock is one of the things
Speaker 2: you can do. But most importantly is paying off debt.
Speaker 2: And so when we look at the debt and we
Speaker 2: look at the balance sheets, it's like, well, they're gonna
Speaker 2: We always say Apple because the treasure chess is just ridiculous.
Speaker 1: They're not They're not in the Apple level yet.
Speaker 2: As far as operation, yes, they have passed them as
Speaker 2: far as market cap, but to pass and when we're
Speaker 2: talking about what does that number look like right now
Speaker 2: there are forty billion in operating cash flow, I think
Speaker 2: next year the projection is like sixty seven yea, and
Speaker 2: by the end of twenty five it's like eighty.
Speaker 4: Seven eighty nine, which is it's.
Speaker 1: What passed Microsoft.
Speaker 2: And so it's crazy to think about this, but the
Speaker 2: growth potential, they're actually making more money than they're spending right,
Speaker 2: we can see that, right, their profit margins are.
Speaker 1: Coming in faster than the revenue yep.
Speaker 2: Which is like this is like when you say the greatest,
Speaker 2: this might be the greatest company that.
Speaker 4: Is on track too.
Speaker 5: To give a comparison, this would be like if one
Speaker 5: company from nineteen twenty three now had to get their
Speaker 5: motor from one company. Yeah, yeah, you got some other
Speaker 5: places you can get it from, but this is the motor.
Speaker 5: Like if there was like a V sixteen B twenty
Speaker 5: four V forty eight engine, great, and they're going off
Speaker 5: the shelves and without their chips, there is no AI revolution. No,
Speaker 5: it's so dominant, but that the chips is, but the
Speaker 5: data centers as well yep.
Speaker 1: And I was I was having this.
Speaker 2: Conversation with a scientist in the field, and I was like,
Speaker 2: you know, just just this, I feel like there's.
Speaker 1: Something that's happening.
Speaker 2: Like every time we speak about Semi's Intel gets brought up,
Speaker 2: and it's just like, why is Intel keep getting brought up?
Speaker 2: So I'm watching this kift. I think everybody should as well.
Speaker 2: That's the reason I'm bringing it up is that when
Speaker 2: I looked at the chips act and I see Intel
Speaker 2: and amount of money that they would give, and that's
Speaker 2: interesting to me. And so I'm trying to like, yes,
Speaker 2: it's an American company, and we want to see American
Speaker 2: companies do well. And then I thought to myself, like
Speaker 2: what separates it. Obviously they're outdated. They can't compete at
Speaker 2: the same level when it comes to the efficiency of
Speaker 2: how to produce a product. But what they do do
Speaker 2: is they manufacture them their own chips, which in video
Speaker 2: and we spoke about last week doesn't So I'm thinking myself,
Speaker 2: why are they pushing Intel so hard? Like it's like
Speaker 2: a dinosaur brand, right, it's a legacy brand, but it's
Speaker 2: American and the manufacturer the goal is to keep everything here.
Speaker 2: If a video is leading in data centers, right and
Speaker 2: they don't manufacture, at some point, do you think do
Speaker 2: you think Stenson's like, you know what, what's the last
Speaker 2: piece that we don't have?
Speaker 1: Bring it all in the house, Like what's the last piece? Right?
Speaker 2: And if you do that, that's it. Man, We're talking
Speaker 2: We're talking four five T because you really don't need
Speaker 2: a TSA at the same level right now. You become
Speaker 2: the person that could potentially supply if he's thinking at
Speaker 2: that left. I don't know that he is, but it
Speaker 2: makes me wonder why they keep talking about Intel, And
Speaker 2: I think that's the reason. Is this constant Hey, they manufacture,
Speaker 2: it's American made. They manufacture their own. So keep it
Speaker 2: eye on that.
Speaker 5: Market cap of Intel's one hundred and ten billion profit
Speaker 5: margin three point one percent. Partnership is needed or they
Speaker 5: will die. Oh boy on YouTube? While you ready to
Speaker 5: admit I was writing about Intel yet?
Speaker 4: Or no? Just humbling home boy?
Speaker 1: So boy, yeah you in video?
Speaker 3: Okay? So you you've done a lot of video options, right?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Yeah? Yeah? Sacked them? I stacked them?
Speaker 3: What does that mean?
Speaker 1: So every time I got it right?
Speaker 2: So I had the two five four that expires on
Speaker 2: the twenty first of this month. But as it crossed
Speaker 2: certain thresholds, right, I'm up one hundred and twenty two
Speaker 2: hundred three hundred. I think at this point this is
Speaker 2: probably the highest percentage I've ever gained on an obstacle.
Speaker 2: I think I'm at like nineteen hundred percent, which is ridiculous.
Speaker 2: On the two O five it passes four hundred. Now
Speaker 2: I'm looking at coals inside the four hundred, So I
Speaker 2: get a four hundred call that goes I think we're
Speaker 2: both in there, right.
Speaker 1: You see how he's just like calmly sugar his.
Speaker 2: Head right, smart, that passes a threshold of seven hundred. Well,
Speaker 2: now I'm looking at eight hundred calls, right, that goes
Speaker 2: up one hundred, two hundred percent.
Speaker 1: Well, now I'm looking at the thousand dollar call.
Speaker 2: Because I'm watching the every time i'm taking into information,
Speaker 2: I'm hearing new announcements. I'm watching all these analysts have
Speaker 2: their margins and their price pockets increase. I want to
Speaker 2: know why and if they're increasing, and it's unanimous that
Speaker 2: they're increasing. I well, I've already made profit all the
Speaker 2: way up, all the way up. So now I'm just
Speaker 2: stacking my calls. I'm stacking my calls, right, So if
Speaker 2: I lose percentage, yeah, you lose, but the percentage, like
Speaker 2: I said, nineteen hundred percent, even if I fall down
Speaker 2: one hundred percent, like you're still happy with eighteen hundred, right,
Speaker 2: you could. And so I've already the winds already built in.
Speaker 2: So now I'm just stacking the cal stacking the call.
Speaker 2: I might have a new stack coming, uh and I'll
Speaker 2: probably talk about it this week. But that's what I've
Speaker 2: been doing, just stacking the col stacking the call, and
Speaker 2: as it as the stock rises, I obviously have shares
Speaker 2: as well, so that's when it's a complete stack. I
Speaker 2: own shares of the company, but I also have call
Speaker 2: on the company as well. And so when you if
Speaker 2: you look inside your portfolio and you press company, everything
Speaker 2: will come up in alphabetical order, and I'll see my
Speaker 2: video shares boom, and I'll see every call that I
Speaker 2: have in the video. And so to me, that's how
Speaker 2: I'm looking at as a stack.
Speaker 4: So you have to invest in this trade the same
Speaker 4: ones that you're investing in.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yea, yeah, as well.
Speaker 3: Your options class this Thursday. Yes, you're going to be
Speaker 3: talking about in video.
Speaker 2: We're gonna be talking about in video, but almost equally
Speaker 2: is important.
Speaker 1: We're gonna be.
Speaker 2: Talking about a company that I said two weeks ago
Speaker 2: here on market Mondays that we were being to look
Speaker 2: at how to we're going to report?
Speaker 1: I said it last week, and then inside of.
Speaker 2: The community, I said, look, I'm looking at this call
Speaker 2: and the company's name is CrowdStrike.
Speaker 1: If you look at CrowdStrike.
Speaker 2: Today, this thing almost positioned itself perfectly and I'm gonna
Speaker 2: tell you exactly how we looked at it some of
Speaker 2: the research, but that was a key factor.
Speaker 1: That I didn't let everybody know that. I'll talk about
Speaker 1: this week.
Speaker 2: CrowdStrike hit US all time high today trading at iron
Speaker 2: three eighty.
Speaker 1: So the call that we were in is now up
Speaker 1: and we can do this.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you what it's what it got up to,
Speaker 2: how we were now a call that we made last
Speaker 2: week is now up two hundred and thirty three percent.
Speaker 1: So I want to pat myself on the back.
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