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Speaker 3: talk about some stocks, shall we. Yes?
Speaker 4: Nancy Pelosi is upward her Nvidia position for the year,
Speaker 4: So what other politicians should we look at and mimic
Speaker 4: their investments and trades?
Speaker 5: I got a couple that I want to mention Brian Higgins,
Speaker 5: so he invested heavily in Micron.
Speaker 3: In the video he outpaced Nancy Pelosi.
Speaker 5: We see a continued theme of the semiconductor space being
Speaker 5: invested in. Mark Green is another one, and then Garrett
Speaker 5: Graves he invested heavily into coinbase. So I know Nancy
Speaker 5: gets all the credit for having the highest returns. People
Speaker 5: forget their husband was invested in a hedge fund many
Speaker 5: decades ago. And I know it's not the most popular take,
Speaker 5: but if she's reporting the trades and getting away with
Speaker 5: she found a loophole to be able to make a
Speaker 5: lot of money while she's in that seat. But there
Speaker 5: are probably eight or nine politicians that are out pacing her.
Speaker 5: I talked about a few sites, but just google political
Speaker 5: trades or political.
Speaker 3: Investments, you have a few sites that comes up.
Speaker 5: Corver quant is one of them that will come up
Speaker 5: and just track their trades and follow go look at
Speaker 5: the track record.
Speaker 3: Some of them are to three hundred percent.
Speaker 5: Follow what they're doing, and then if you see they're
Speaker 5: invested in the sector that is doing well, like the
Speaker 5: chip space, I would mirror those trades in twenty twenty four,
Speaker 5: to get paid as they get paid.
Speaker 3: So you said Coinbase in the video.
Speaker 5: Yep, yeah, yeah, Marguerite investment in a ticker et which
Speaker 5: is great, but Micron, which is one people have slept
Speaker 5: on for a while. If you get it at the
Speaker 5: right price, and you like JC talked about it last week,
Speaker 5: if you layer your options a certain way, you can
Speaker 5: get five to six hundred percent return in four or
Speaker 5: five months. Trading has considerable risk, please some social advisors.
Speaker 5: But the big lesson I want to continue to stress
Speaker 5: in this episode as follow what people are doing with
Speaker 5: the most money, whether it's heads funds, politicians come in
Speaker 5: these municipalities. Follow what they're doing at the top to
Speaker 5: make your investing job.
Speaker 3: A lot easier. Does it get tricky though? Right? We
Speaker 3: could follow them.
Speaker 6: But when we talk about especially a company like mi
Speaker 6: Crime we talk about in video, I'm sure they're investing
Speaker 6: in others. When there's a Chips Act that is signed
Speaker 6: and they might have invested prior to that, then it
Speaker 6: becomes right, like.
Speaker 3: There's an issue there. Right, even like an infrastructure bill.
Speaker 6: If I start seeing an infrastructure gets built bill gets passed.
Speaker 6: In twenty twenty one, twenty two, and then you start
Speaker 6: to see, you know, industrials go up right, and then
Speaker 6: you start to see individual companies that the government is
Speaker 6: now contracted.
Speaker 3: Like is it?
Speaker 5: I mean, this is the way business is always to
Speaker 5: be honest. That's the way business has always been done.
Speaker 5: Like the thing is to not lie about it, or
Speaker 5: if you don't report it is when you get in trouble.
Speaker 5: But this is why I keep saying, like if Apple
Speaker 5: spends a certain amount of time at the White House,
Speaker 5: or if Elon has a conflict with Biden, that is
Speaker 5: going to have an impact on Tesla stock. So if
Speaker 5: they're spending a certain amount of time at the White House,
Speaker 5: or they're favorable with senators or governors, it is going
Speaker 5: to have a positive impact on the stock. I may
Speaker 5: next week want to make a case for Dara being
Speaker 5: one of the best turnaround CEOs.
Speaker 3: After we saw him at the White House, I want
Speaker 3: to look.
Speaker 5: I said, these numbers are on par but him being
Speaker 5: there also tells me they may be okay for the
Speaker 5: next four or five years.
Speaker 3: Visa's on a tear.
Speaker 5: Had a chance to see him CEO of Visa that
Speaker 5: like there's a correlation between what the government is doing,
Speaker 5: and then what the companies are going to do, and
Speaker 5: especially if they have some kind of business dealings or
Speaker 5: a cozy relationship amongst one another, doesn't suck?
Speaker 3: Is it unfair? Yes? But this is the way the
Speaker 3: business has always been done. Yeah, But we can file
Speaker 3: that trail too, Right.
Speaker 6: I've said this plenty of times and I'm sure we've
Speaker 6: covered it throughout the years. If there's the Chips Act
Speaker 6: and specifically was designed to have chips made here in America.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 6: We saw what the shortage of having chips did during
Speaker 6: the pandemic, and so one of the ways to combat
Speaker 6: that was to create the Chips Act here in America, right,
Speaker 6: And so follow the companies that are fighting for that.
Speaker 6: And so if you see a company like ASML and
Speaker 6: then building foundaries here, and you see TSM building in Arizona,
Speaker 6: where you start to see these companies saying, all right,
Speaker 6: well there's an incentive to now build here, this tax incentives,
Speaker 6: let's do it here. A company like Global Global Boundaries
Speaker 6: was we've spoken about before, who's doing it here in
Speaker 6: New York? You can follow that trail of companies that
Speaker 6: are vying for it. In fact, the New York State,
Speaker 6: you know, the IBM was in talks to try to
Speaker 6: figure out how they can partner or intels and talks
Speaker 6: in another state to figure out how they can partner
Speaker 6: to bring semis here. So you can follow those those
Speaker 6: pieces because they know this and extensive is if they
Speaker 6: do it right, and that only helps from at the
Speaker 6: mesic standpoint where we don't have the outsource to get
Speaker 6: the chips, so we can get them here, then there's
Speaker 6: more and then it's going to be less expensive to
Speaker 6: get them.
Speaker 3: So follow those those paper trails and.
Speaker 5: Regulatory filings are and the government is a market maker.
Speaker 5: So if the chip act gets pushed or hypothetically of
Speaker 5: China tries to invade Taiwan and then they blow up
Speaker 5: the TSM building as a contagent.
Speaker 3: Event, please no, please no, please please know.
Speaker 4: But then another thing on the topic, another thing too
Speaker 4: is you know I said this last year as far
Speaker 4: as QQQ, I was like, look, this thing is this
Speaker 4: technology thing is only going to get bigger and bigger,
Speaker 4: and artificial intelligence is taken over the world. And even
Speaker 4: if you don't want to put all your eggs in
Speaker 4: one basket, it's a higher probability that that QQQ is
Speaker 4: going is gonna go crazy just based off of the
Speaker 4: landscape of everything that we're hearing is all based on
Speaker 4: artificial intelligence and technology. And I mean, if you look
Speaker 4: at the fifty two week low for QQQ was two
Speaker 4: hundred and eighty one dollars and it's had two hundred
Speaker 4: and forty four hundred and twenty two dollars. Now, yeah,
Speaker 4: four two yep for ETF. That's that's crazy and now
Speaker 4: and we should start doing like how kysant It does
Speaker 4: where he has like videos that play. Might make a
Speaker 4: note of that because when we was on a breakfast
Speaker 4: club the first time we was on a breakfast club actually,
Speaker 4: and I had mentioned at that time I had a
Speaker 4: call for QQQ for I think it was like three fifty,
Speaker 4: and we're saying, like, you know, what's the what do
Speaker 4: you think the probability of QQQ reaching three fifty over
Speaker 4: the course of two years.
Speaker 3: That was three years ago.
Speaker 4: So what I'm saying is this, we just came from
Speaker 4: Davos and we got a lot of insight on you know,
Speaker 4: where the world is headed. You have to invest at
Speaker 4: your own risk, but it's a high probability that these
Speaker 4: guarantee let's say it, these chip stocks are going to
Speaker 4: continue to go up.
Speaker 3: These the good ones and the queues are going to
Speaker 3: continue to go up.
Speaker 4: These trillions of dollars getting pumped into when you see MIC,
Speaker 4: when you see Meta talking about they're going to spend
Speaker 4: billions of dollars on the video chips over the next
Speaker 4: couple of years.
Speaker 3: This is not a bubble. It's not a fat, not
Speaker 3: a fat.
Speaker 4: Artificial intelligence is not a bubble. Will Well, we'll be
Speaker 4: talking about twenty four hours a day. Probably not, But
Speaker 4: as far as the technology is here, it's only going
Speaker 4: to get more and more persuasive in the day to
Speaker 4: day use of everybody's lives. All these technology companies are
Speaker 4: going to invest billions of dollars into artificial intelligence. You
Speaker 4: would be doing yourself with your minutes disservice if he
Speaker 4: wasn't invested in tech, if he wasn't invested in these
Speaker 4: chip companies.
Speaker 3: And like I said, earners, what's up.
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Speaker 1: An illegal alien from Guatemala charged with raping a child
Speaker 1: in Massachusetts. An MS thirteen gang member from El Salvador
Speaker 1: accused of murdering a Texas man. Venezuelan charged with filming
Speaker 1: and selling child pornography in Michigan. These are just some
Speaker 1: of the heinous migrant criminals caught because of President Donald J.
Speaker 2: Trump's leadership. I'm Christy Noman, the United States.
Speaker 1: Secretary of Homeland Security. Under President Trump, attempted illegal border
Speaker 1: crossings are at the lowest levels ever recorded, and over
Speaker 1: one hundred thousand illegal aliens have been arrested. If you
Speaker 1: are here illegally, your next you will be fine nearly
Speaker 1: one thousand dollars a day, imprisoned and deported, you will
Speaker 1: never return.
Speaker 2: But if you register using our.
Speaker 1: CBP home app and leave now, you could be allowed to.
Speaker 2: Return legally do what's right. Leave now.
Speaker 1: Under President Trump, America's laws, border and families will.
Speaker 4: Be protected, sponsored by the United States Department of Homeland Security,
Speaker 4: and you can even take the ETF route if you
Speaker 4: want to just do the cues. Over the course of
Speaker 4: the next ten years, it would be extremely high problem
Speaker 4: ability that you'll see returns. You'll see returns if you're
Speaker 4: invested in technology, QQQ, SMH and video. Microsoft all of
Speaker 4: them called here.
Speaker 3: Yeah, what does that cost you? Not to do it?
Speaker 3: In AMD, they are all I wanted to go there.
Speaker 6: I was going to go because I'm glad you brought
Speaker 6: up to the Zuckerberg part, because I don't want that
Speaker 6: to go over people's heads.
Speaker 3: You're talking about the CEO of Meta who's on.
Speaker 6: An interview saying that they are going to buy three
Speaker 6: hundred and fifty thousand, h one hundred chipswim in videos.
Speaker 3: Three hundred and fifty thousand.
Speaker 6: Now, that might say, like that's a lot, but when
Speaker 6: you realize the cost of these ships, the average ship
Speaker 6: right on the low end is sixteen thousand for one
Speaker 6: third party markets having up to forty thousand. So let's
Speaker 6: just say let's say they get it for an average
Speaker 6: of twenty thousand. You're talking about seven billion dollars seven billion,
Speaker 6: that's just meta. Right, How does Microsoft respond? How does
Speaker 6: Apple respond? How to so you Google? Well, think about
Speaker 6: all these companies that are using these chips and going
Speaker 6: to buy them in bulk. Now, here's the interesting part
Speaker 6: is that that's for the age one hundred. In six
Speaker 6: to twelve months, they might be announcing that age two hundred.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 6: They weren't even allowed to sell in China, but they
Speaker 6: will be able to sell in America and other countries.
Speaker 6: What's the price tagle on that? How fast can they
Speaker 6: produce those? And so you're talking about billions of dollars
Speaker 6: that is going to be brought in the revenue. And
Speaker 6: that's where a company like am D comes in, right,
Speaker 6: because if these chips are selling for twenty thousand dollars, well,
Speaker 6: can they come in with a semi that undercuts that price?
Speaker 6: They not perform as fast, right, And for companies that
Speaker 6: can't spend that that type of money, but they can
Speaker 6: have a price point that maybe comes in underneath it
Speaker 6: that can serve a different type of business.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 6: Maybe you know you're not a trillion dollar company like
Speaker 6: the ones we name, but you need the service right,
Speaker 6: you just can't afford it at that price point. So
Speaker 6: AMD has has a role to play in this as well.
Speaker 6: I like them too also too.
Speaker 5: Like if you're looking at going back to the innovation part,
Speaker 5: the main reason why a lot of companies are jumping
Speaker 5: or accelerating this bandwagon. It's one of the few things
Speaker 5: that America is innovated on. It was this chip space
Speaker 5: when we don't have a lot of other things that
Speaker 5: we've created over the last five or ten years to
Speaker 5: get like it was a social media push for ten years.
Speaker 3: Crypto didn't pan out, and.
Speaker 5: I'm not gonna say it didn't pan out, but like
Speaker 5: what vcs put into it, they overinflated it in the
Speaker 5: NFL because a few years over at Davos, the big
Speaker 5: thing was crypto and then things slid back. Now Ai
Speaker 5: and his chips are going to help accelerate both spaces.
Speaker 3: You have to invest for the long term. But I
Speaker 3: don't know how else to put it.
Speaker 5: Shout to those of you and Red Pandel in the
Speaker 5: AMBS is twenty one and forty. We've called all these
Speaker 5: companies out, but I am begging you to invest in
Speaker 5: these or you're going to be really upset in the
Speaker 5: next four or five years that you've missed out, and
Speaker 5: some of you may miss out on five six seven
Speaker 5: percent by not executing. If I've made you money, please
Speaker 5: put yes and chat. Investment is not that fucking hard.
Speaker 5: That's about the best sect the best too.
Speaker 6: In twenty one, I did I exercised an option on
Speaker 6: AMD for five contracts, so I have five hundred years
Speaker 6: and so it cost me money to get them, and
Speaker 6: that at that time AMD was at one hundred and
Speaker 6: thirty nine dollars.
Speaker 3: Yeah, two, AMD.
Speaker 6: Dropped to seventy two dollars, and so I started saying,
Speaker 6: oh my gosh, why did I exercise this option? But
Speaker 6: in my mind when I did it, I said, I'm
Speaker 6: thinking about this company long term, long term.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 6: I could have made the forty thousand dollars in taking
Speaker 6: that intrinsic value and selling the option, but I said not,
Speaker 6: this is a good price point for it that I
Speaker 6: think I had to call at seventy five dollars, let
Speaker 6: me do it here, let me get the five hundred
Speaker 6: shares I did that. You look at today, AMD's at
Speaker 6: one hundred and seventy dollars tundred and seventy two dollars.
Speaker 6: That's the power of patience, that's the power of believing
Speaker 6: in your game plan and sticking to it.
Speaker 3: It was like twelve dollars and twenty eighteen.
Speaker 4: It's in a tech We're in a tech revolution. The
Speaker 4: last time this's happened was dot com boom. Yep, it's
Speaker 4: happened three times in history so far, the invention of
Speaker 4: the Internet, the dot com boom, and now this. And
Speaker 4: they're saying this is gonna be bigger than any the
Speaker 4: prior to and even when Sam Altman he said it
Speaker 4: in Davos, where you look at chat GBT two to
Speaker 4: Chat GBT four.
Speaker 3: It's night and day two.
Speaker 4: Yeah, So it's like the amount the progress that's being
Speaker 4: made in such in a short period of time, it
Speaker 4: is unbelievable. So, man, this is something that, like I said,
Speaker 4: I would highly suggest that you would be invested in technology.
Speaker 3: This is the goal.
Speaker 4: This is the goal rush, and it's going to last
Speaker 4: for about ten years.
Speaker 5: And the difference between the dot com bubble and now
Speaker 5: it was a lot of fool's goal in that market.
Speaker 5: It wasn't a lot of great companies that was generating
Speaker 5: revenue like open Ai, is probably worth more than every company,
Speaker 5: with the exception of Amazon and at dot com Boom.
Speaker 5: Like like you said, the evolution from chad GPT two
Speaker 5: to four, it would have taken some companies ten to
Speaker 5: fifteen years. They've innovated inside of two or three years.
Speaker 5: Like I am begging you guys, like the proof is
Speaker 5: in the put in. The returns are there. It's talked
Speaker 5: about globally. Please do not missus wave and I know
Speaker 5: somebody asking about SMCI and ASML. Pick the ones that
Speaker 5: you believe in, once you do your research on them
Speaker 5: and invest heavily in them.
Speaker 3: It's going to cost you millions if you don't do so.
Speaker 4: And once again, it's not a good idea to just
Speaker 4: throw all your money into a stock that's at an
Speaker 4: all time high. So I'm not saying that, but dollar
Speaker 4: cost average over the course of time stock we'll pull back.
Speaker 4: Just because there's a pullback doesn't mean that it's a collapse. Yeah,
Speaker 4: just have patience. But over the long term, you have
Speaker 4: to consistently put money into these stocks over the next
Speaker 4: five years. The next five years is probably the most
Speaker 4: important time in human history.
Speaker 5: I agree, especially on a net return basis too. We're
Speaker 5: going to see a lot of growth and a lot
Speaker 5: of innovation because it's not outside of energy is getting
Speaker 5: destroyed right now, Healthcare, tech, and communications are the only
Speaker 5: three spaces that really matter sector wise for the United
Speaker 5: States of America. And if you're missing out, it's going
Speaker 5: to cause I am begging you, like, please do not
Speaker 5: miss it. Because if some of you who've been watching
Speaker 5: since twenty twenty and you messaged me this weekend like, hey,
Speaker 5: I missed out, what should I do?
Speaker 3: Yeah to tech to in that, I can't tell you
Speaker 3: anything else. Yeah, it's tough.
Speaker 6: It's tough when you have to start putting the money
Speaker 6: in what when is the time? And then we put
Speaker 6: up a post and we've officially hit the bull market
Speaker 6: and people will saying, well, when's the time? Will now
Speaker 6: study the history of bull markets? How long do they last?
Speaker 6: What was the longest one? How long is the shortest one?
Speaker 6: So you can kind of figure out, you know what,
Speaker 6: this might be the time for me, right because everybody
Speaker 6: situation is going to be different. But that's in b
Speaker 6: has it an all time on Nastak is approaching to
Speaker 6: dabn sait do we want to at the all time highs. No,
Speaker 6: not realistic, but even Frank talked about it earlier.
Speaker 5: Even when you're at the all time high from here,
Speaker 5: we normally end up twelve percent up higher. Like other
Speaker 5: than that, Yep, go read money Master at go read
Speaker 5: any book from Warren Buffett or Charlie Munk. Like the
Speaker 5: market is permanently rigged to stay up because if our
Speaker 5: market collapses for for your cycle, we'll enter into a
Speaker 5: global depression. They're not going to let that happen.
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Speaker 1: in Massachusetts. An MS thirteen gang member from Al Salvador
Speaker 1: accused of murdering a Texas man of Venezuelan charged with
Speaker 1: filming and selling child pornography in Michigan. These are just
Speaker 1: some of the heinous migrant criminals caught because of President
Speaker 1: Donald J.
Speaker 2: Trump's leadership. I'm Christy Noman, the.
Speaker 1: United States Secretary of Homeland Security. Under President Trump, Attempted
Speaker 1: illegal border crossings are at the lowest levels ever recorded,
Speaker 1: and over one hundred thousand illegal aliens.
Speaker 2: Have been arrested.
Speaker 1: If you are here illegally, your next you will be
Speaker 1: fine nearly one thousand dollars a day imprisoned and deported,
Speaker 1: you will never return. But if you register using our
Speaker 1: CBP home app and leave now, you could be allowed
Speaker 1: to return legally.
Speaker 2: Do what's right. Leave now.
Speaker 1: Under President Trump America's laws, border and families will be protected.
Speaker 3: Sponsored by the United States Department of Homeland Security,