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Speaker 4: The one tip I used that you used to not
Speaker 4: panic about the market over the last two weeks.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I want to share this with you guys. At
Speaker 2: the end of every Friday, get you a notebook old
Speaker 2: school or you can do it in Google docs. But
Speaker 2: literally right if the market ended up for the week
Speaker 2: or ended down. So when everyone was panicking last week,
Speaker 2: and it's the thing that I love about memories and
Speaker 2: going through my notebook, the same headlines and feels that
Speaker 2: people had about last week was the same headline from.
Speaker 3: The year prior. They're stoking all of this energy.
Speaker 2: And when you understand what the cycles are in the
Speaker 2: market and when the funds are actually buying, the funds.
Speaker 3: Really buy really heavy in March, really.
Speaker 2: And we talked about that before, I think on episode
Speaker 2: twenty three of Market Mondays, right, But every February there
Speaker 2: is a lull when the market slows down and we
Speaker 2: have these deep dips and then man, I told you
Speaker 2: we was gonna fall.
Speaker 3: Tuesday and Wednesdays.
Speaker 2: Those zero ideal times to buy, and then we ended
Speaker 2: up the week strong because Monday and Friday's are the
Speaker 2: heaviest bying days. Also, if you buy the end of
Speaker 2: the day, you'll be able to get higher alpha on
Speaker 2: your portfolio then if you buy at the beginning of
Speaker 2: the day. So literally the tip is I want you
Speaker 2: to every Friday, right if the week ended up positive
Speaker 2: for the week or negative, and when you flip back
Speaker 2: year by year, you'll be able to see, Okay, March
Speaker 2: it typically does this, February does this, and you can
Speaker 2: know week by week what to expect out of the
Speaker 2: market for the overall s and P five hundred.
Speaker 3: In that way, you won't have to panic.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's the fact I actually did that.
Speaker 3: Oh no, I was going to say.
Speaker 5: I actually did that because we saw that there was
Speaker 5: earnings last week and those one of those things. Man,
Speaker 5: when when you see the market trending in it downward
Speaker 5: on the out side, it's like, wait, there's so many
Speaker 5: opportunities that you got to be disciplined to say, all right, yeah,
Speaker 5: I know this is a good opportunity. But I was
Speaker 5: focused over here, and so like what I was just
Speaker 5: doing last week was just trying to block out that
Speaker 5: noise of saying like, there's so many opportunities, but which
Speaker 5: ones were I focused in on?
Speaker 3: What did I write down in.
Speaker 5: December and said like, yo, this is going to be
Speaker 5: my targets for twenty twenty two, and so Google was
Speaker 5: one of those targets, and I was just like, you
Speaker 5: know what this is. This is going to be a
Speaker 5: great time. I seen a great pullback. I knew that
Speaker 5: they were going to be reporting earnings. I went to
Speaker 5: estimize dot com just to see what the projections at
Speaker 5: Wall Street was saying for their earnings, and at three thirty,
Speaker 5: I believe, Wednesday, I was like, all right, I'm going
Speaker 5: to invest right now.
Speaker 3: Boom did it.
Speaker 5: Obviously we saw what happened they destroyed their earnings and
Speaker 5: the stock went up. But they also announced the twenty
Speaker 5: one split at the same time.
Speaker 3: So I'm gonna get there.
Speaker 4: I'm getting the Amazon announced to split, not Google, No Google,
Speaker 4: no Google else to split.
Speaker 3: Now Amazon didn't.
Speaker 5: Yeah Google twenty one people always and so I know
Speaker 5: there's a lot of new people here. So just going
Speaker 5: over what a split is, right, I always tell people
Speaker 5: like this, right, if you if I gave you five singles,
Speaker 5: or if I gave you a five dollars bill, do
Speaker 5: you have the same amount of money? And most people
Speaker 5: will say yes, And I'm like, well, technically that's what
Speaker 5: a split is, right. There was one that was five,
Speaker 5: and now you have five singles. And so if you
Speaker 5: had one share of Google after July or after August,
Speaker 5: that one share is now turning into twenty. But what
Speaker 5: happens is that the stock price gets cut down by
Speaker 5: a twentieth, right, So you divide whatever it is by
Speaker 5: twenty I think it. I think it's over three thousand,
Speaker 5: so it bringing down to like maybe rather twenty, it's
Speaker 5: twenty seven hundred, almost twenty eight hundred. Yeah, so he
Speaker 5: shared probably be in that one twenty to one thirty
Speaker 5: five rings. It's still at that price, right, as opposed
Speaker 5: to when I'm looking at it as a retail investor.
Speaker 5: Now I'm like, listen, it's twenty seven hundred, twenty hundred.
Speaker 5: That's not affordable for me. Right now, I'll have to
Speaker 5: buy a fractional shit. Now you don't have to right
Speaker 5: in July or August or whatever this split goes through.
Speaker 5: Now you can buy a share at one hundred and
Speaker 5: twenty seven dollars. So it becomes even more of an
Speaker 5: accentage to say, all right, this is Google, right, we
Speaker 5: know what they're doing with YouTube, right the number then
Speaker 5: this is like breaking news alert number two in advertising
Speaker 5: in twenty twenty one.
Speaker 3: You know what number one was?
Speaker 5: Who passed them?
Speaker 3: Amazon?
Speaker 5: Amazon did thirty one billion in the advertising business YouTube
Speaker 5: Google did about twenty nine. So that was like crazy
Speaker 5: stat that I saw. But now it's an incentive to
Speaker 5: buy it. Your people are gonna load in and buy shares,
Speaker 5: and because it makes sense, right, we know the strength
Speaker 5: of this company, we know the long term vision of it.
Speaker 3: We spoke about YouTube plenty of times. So yeah, let's
Speaker 3: talk about gotting to that Amazon.
Speaker 4: I said Amazon because Amazon was on my mind. I
Speaker 4: want to talk about Amazon, but Google. Let's not just
Speaker 4: breeze over this because this is the first time that
Speaker 4: we've actually got to speak about this DOX split. I
Speaker 4: think it was announced last Wednesday.
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Speaker 4: So all right, this stock split situation is interesting for
Speaker 4: a few different reasons. Google a lot of people. You know,
Speaker 4: once the stock gets to a certain point, it becomes
Speaker 4: unattractive for retail investors. Psychologically, people look at something like, damn,
Speaker 4: I gotta pay two thousand dollars.
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Speaker 4: So yeah, they are, so, you know, by law, it's
Speaker 4: now one hundred dollars. Apple has put a lot of
Speaker 4: different so Google. So this is why I was bringing
Speaker 4: up the Amazon thing. So now Amazon is the last
Speaker 4: big tech company that has not split, that has a
Speaker 4: stock price, you know, up there three thousand over three
Speaker 4: thousand dollars. So now there's no concrete evidence of this,
Speaker 4: but there's speculation that Amazon may split, which that kind
Speaker 4: of drove Amazon stock price up as well. Amazon was
Speaker 4: your company of the year. Yes, still so Google, How
Speaker 4: do you think Google's stock split will affect If it
Speaker 4: will have any effect at all on Amazon stock price?
Speaker 5: I think if we look at just the past issue,
Speaker 5: the past two years of the companies that have split,
Speaker 5: we can just get a fair indication. Right, a lot
Speaker 5: of retail vestors that entered the market since March twenty twenty.
Speaker 5: We saw it happen with Apple. Price ran up right
Speaker 5: as soon as it's split. We saw a pulled back
Speaker 5: Tesla Tesla, they both did it at the same time, right,
Speaker 5: and then we also saw it with in Video.
Speaker 3: So stock will rise, This is going to the moon.
Speaker 3: It's gonna be what you'all thought.
Speaker 5: Those you are so this is true, which is why,
Speaker 5: like when I made the investment, I'm like, oh, this
Speaker 5: is perfect time. And then when I heard the split,
Speaker 5: I'm like, yo, this, I mean, I couldn't had better
Speaker 5: time than this, Right, there's no way to time it,
Speaker 5: but you know, just focusing in and knowing that. Look
Speaker 5: in twenty twenty one, this was the leader and all
Speaker 5: the fang stocks like they had an incredible year in growth.
Speaker 4: Right, Amazon and Google?
Speaker 3: Google did? Amazon and Google? Google? Yeah, Amazon had the works.
Speaker 4: Why you keep I get confused with the two.
Speaker 5: Man, I'm not man, My portfolio is not there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean with Amazon the split, I think Google
Speaker 2: is gonna put a little bit of pressure on because,
Speaker 2: like you said, this, Amazon the last of a dying
Speaker 2: breech to have a press to high. Amazon has been
Speaker 2: in the retirement pitch of stock club forever.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: When everyone's like yo, I don't know, I'm like, hold
Speaker 2: on because now when they split, you're gonna have even
Speaker 2: more shares.
Speaker 3: Some of you go to actually I by before after answers.
Speaker 2: Always both it's the top five company great and from
Speaker 2: a distribution standpoint, stickiness standpoint, like Amazon's one of the
Speaker 2: greatest companies ever. Google probably has the best ad business ever,
Speaker 2: the two behemoths. And when we did the Safest Stocks
Speaker 2: maybe five or six months ago, Google was already in there.
Speaker 3: So you'll be good.
Speaker 2: Hold these two four or five years, you guys would
Speaker 2: be good.
Speaker 5: Think about last week what like literally Google reported Tuesday
Speaker 5: market went up. Facebook reported Wednesday market teak. Thursday, Amazon
Speaker 5: reported blew out then their earnings like I said that
Speaker 5: the growth in the revenue obviously AWS grew. They made
Speaker 5: eleven billion off the Ribean investment on the like quiet.
Speaker 2: AWS is probably homework for you guys. What is the
Speaker 2: value of AWS? And what is the market cap of Facebook?
Speaker 3: Right now?
Speaker 2: You surprised if you have to pick AWS if it
Speaker 2: was publicly traded, would you pick that or Facebook? This
Speaker 2: is the real versus, right, Apple or Facebook, Google or
Speaker 2: Facebook AMD or Facebook, Amazon or Facebook.
Speaker 3: But it's supposed to be top five dead or alive?
Speaker 3: Is just dead? Yeah? Yeah, So I know.
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