Join professional money manager Bill Gunderson and chartered financial analyst Barry Kite as they delve into this week’s market dynamics on the Best Stocks Now show. With the Dow nearing its all-time high and the S&P reaching unprecedented levels, discover the key players and sectors driving the current financial landscape. From the thrilling rise of Bitcoin to the performance of software and semiconductor stocks, this episode covers the essential updates and opportunities for investors.
Here is professional money manager, Bill Gundersen.
SPEAKER 05 :
And welcome to the Friday. It’s the Friday, December 6th, live edition of the Best Stocks Now show with professional money manager Bill Gunderson, president of Gunderson Capital Management. And I’m here with Barry Kite, our chartered financial analyst. Markets are off to a pretty good start here this morning. We have the Dow right now is up 35 points, not quite at its all-time high. but it is at 44,800, and we did see 45,000 this past week. The NASDAQ is up 128 today at 19,827, and we very well could see 20,000 on the NASDAQ before the end of the year. We’ve got the S&P up 20 points right now. To 6,095, that’s an all-time high on the S&P 500. The small caps are up one-half of a percent today. And I noticed that the bond market, the 10-year is clear down to 4.13% this morning. That’s the lowest it’s been in a while. Crude oil, very soft, 67.29%. And Bitcoin, which hit $103,000 yesterday, it’s down $4,100 right now, but it’s at $99,156. So welcome to today’s Best Stocks Now show with professional money manager Bill Gunderson, president of Gunderson Capital Management. And I’m here with Barry Kite, our chartered financial analyst. Today’s the last day. A lot of people, we started this, I want to say we started this about four weeks ago, Barry, the four-week trial of Spend the Day with Bill in the trading pit.
SPEAKER 02 :
Time flies, doesn’t it?
SPEAKER 05 :
Yeah, so I see some are going to end today their four-week trial, a bunch tomorrow, a bunch on Sunday. I would surely like to get your feedback. We’re going to send all of the… people that are coming to an end, an email thanking you and wanting feedback, and also let you know how you can continue getting the daily updates if you so would like to, or if you would like to just say, hey, Gunderson, you guys can manage the money. This is too time-consuming for me. So anyways, I’m having a lot of fun with this. We’ve had hundreds and hundreds of people sign up. And I have a really good time spending the day with you all looking for opportunities in the market. Well, we’re off to a good start here so far today. We’ve had a pretty good week. I think the story of the week was Bitcoin 103,000 yesterday. I think there will be something in the newsletter about that. And we’ve also… Had a lot of good earnings reports this week. I thought Salesforce, for instance, was exceptional. Some other software stocks exceptional. I thought that a lot of semiconductor stocks had a pretty good week. There’s always notable laggards in the market. That’s going to happen no matter what. You can’t avoid that. Oil stocks, energy stocks, I thought were pretty soft this past week, probably the weakest sector in the market. And I would say that software was probably the strongest sector in the market this past week. Well, we’ve been waiting for a month for today’s jobs report. Just you non-farm payroll people. And Barry, give me your take on the jobs report for today.
SPEAKER 02 :
Well, I mean, you hit it when we were talking about, you know, treasuries, 10-year treasury down to 4.14% at the moment. We started the week, I think, you know, almost at 4.3%. We had, obviously, ADP payrolls on Wednesday. We had our normal weekly job, which claims yesterday, and then the non-farm payrolls today. Came a bit over consensus to 297,000 jobs added. 211 was the estimate. I was kind of keeping an eye on what the revision was going to be for October because you had all the I remember the storm noise basically into that data. I remember initially you only had like I think it was 12,000 jobs added in October. That number was revised to 36,000. So not a huge jump. And, you know, frankly, I think a lot of these employment reports this week have been – Really, that Goldilocks kind of just right reports. We were looking at the percentages in terms of what’s the percent for a rate cut next week. I think a couple days ago when we looked at this number, it was around 74%, 71%. today it’s at 90. So basically the market seems that this data will keep the Fed cutting at least one more quarter point in December, and then anything can happen once 2025 happens.
SPEAKER 05 :
Yes. Well, this is only the second time in the last six months that we’ve had payroll growth over 200,000. So It looks like Biden, this will be his last payroll. No, he’ll have one more. He’ll have one more in January. So it looks like he’s going to go out on a strong note, at least from a jobs point of view. And the initial jobless claims have also remained very low here. We haven’t seen any jump there in a long, long time. Trump names ex PayPal chief operating officer. David Sachs is quite well known, uh, as the AI artificial intelligence and crypto czar. Okay. Should we be worried about these two trends? Ah, you know, all I can say is we were in uncharted territory with artificial intelligence. and we’re in uncharted territory really with the Bitcoin, which has seemingly come out of nowhere. The kind of numbers, I’ll probably do a little bit of compound annual growth in the newsletter just to give you some idea of the magnitude of the move in Bitcoin since some of the highlights, especially recently here, just over the last three or four years. I mean, it blows away the stock market. I don’t think it ends well. Okay. I just don’t see the underpinnings. I don’t think it’s built on a sound fundamental foundation, but it looks like, uh, you know, the new administration that’s coming in on January 20th is all in. Uh, there’s a lot of people right now surrounding Trump, uh, that are, uh, very, uh, uh, bullish on cryptocurrency. and the SEC, including the head of the SEC. So we shall see how this all ends up.
SPEAKER 02 :
And some of those folks around him obviously have, you know, they own crypto. So, you know, it’s anything they can do to help, you know, fuel that demand for Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies right there. Those folks are amazing. Just like any other lobbyist, those kind of rules and potential ways to securitize cryptocurrency is going to benefit them and increase the price.
SPEAKER 05 :
Well, they call it the PayPal Mafia that Trump is surrounded by. You have Elon Musk, obviously, who was in on that PayPal Mafia. You’ve got the Palantir chairman, which is Peter Thiel. And, of course, you have David Sachs, who is a South African-born American entrepreneur who also lead the Presidential Council of Advisors for Science and Technology. So we’ve really stepped it up. I mean, we’re all in on artificial intelligence and maybe artificial wealth. We’ll see. how it all pans out but that’s where we are we’re at 99 000 on paypal after on uh crypto on bitcoin after hitting 103 000 yesterday and i think you know another big boost for for uh for uh bitcoin has been the the advent of the etf Because, you know, who can buy a coin at $99,000? The ETFs have commoditized it and have democratized it, I suppose, bringing it down to a level where you can buy in for $40 a share or $45 a share or whatever the case may be, depending upon the ETF. And I think that has really… Oh, and it’s made access. Oh, man, that has just blown up.
SPEAKER 02 :
And you can hold it in an IRA, right? Yeah. There’s a lot of different ways now, so…
SPEAKER 05 :
Yes. And it’s also increased the liquidity. But, you know, you also have to think we used to, you know, the the theater, the theater analogy where there’s a small door into that theater. People just keep coming in and coming in until the fire alarm goes off. I’m speaking of the fire alarm. There it is. Maybe that’s an open and everybody wants out. OK, so that’s what I worry about. OK, when we come back, a lot of companies in the news today, some new ones to talk about. What’s gold going to do next year? There’s some new macro outlets for next year. We’ll be right back. I still worry about Europe, okay? Look, I’ve always got a worry list. I always have a worry list. Sometimes it’s a longer list than other times. But Europe is really, really just crawling along with their economy. And now you’ve got the collapse of the government in France. France’s market is down 6.4%. The Eurozone is looking, their latest quarter, their GDP expanded by 0.4%. I mean, that is really, really sluggish growth. We have, I don’t know that we have any exposure to Europe whatsoever, European stocks. I mean, the biggest ones in Europe are Novo Nordisk, uh, ASM lithography, uh, and, uh, Louis Vuitton, uh, SAP, a few others like that, but, uh, really they’re struggling over there, not having much growth right now. Uh, we’ve got a lot of big gainers that we’ll talk about. DocuSign has had a big earnings report. Ulta has had a big earnings report. Ulta is one that actually is in, uh, Berkshire Hathaway’s portfolio. Git Labs, Lululemon has had a big report. We’ll get to those in a little bit. What’s in store for gold? You know, gold was the star of the show here for a long time until Bitcoin kind of came along and unseated it. Gold, however, may hit a new record next year. It did get up to $2,800, I think, which was an all-time high. And now it’s trading in that $2,600 range. It seems to be mired there. Silver’s at about $31. Well, you know, I mean, the Doge Boys coming in would be bearish, actually, for gold if they can cut that deficit at all. But the rate cuts would be bullish for gold if the Fed continues to cut rates. So at least you have one big firm out there, Macquarie, which kind of specializes in basic materials. They’re out of Australia, saying that they think that gold will hit a new all-time high next year. With just a couple weeks left here, we’ve got, what, three weeks? Here’s the top 10 S&P 500 performers. Number 10, Constellation Energy. That’s a three-mile island. We own that stock. It’s up 119% year-to-date. Halmet Aerospace, it’s a very good dividend-paying large-cap stock in the aerospace industry. It’s up 122%. Targa Resources is up 128%. It’s kind of a pipeline LNG stock. United Airlines, that’s a surprise, up 152% this year. Texas Pacific Land is up 160%. That’s one we own in our emerging growth portfolio. Axon, formerly Taser, is up 166%. GE Vernova is up 167%. Then your top three, NVIDIA, up 194% year-to-date. Palantir, which is just turning into a monster. Part of that PayPal mafia up 320% this year. Holy smokes. And Vistra, which we own in our dividend portfolio. We also own Palantir. We also own NVIDIA. Vistra is up 322% year to date. That is a utility, a utility of Texas. Hey, guess who was at Miralago last night at the table at the, at Trump’s table with RFK was there, along with Pfizer’s CEO, Albert Bourla. I wonder how that conversation went. They were the makers of the vaccine, the COVID vaccine. And Lilly, I’m sure maybe the CEO of Lilly maybe suggested Trump to drive the Zep-Bound for a little while, maybe lose a few pounds. But, you know, I don’t know. Kennedy, now he’s buff. I saw a video of him without a shirt doing some kind of pull-ups or something.
SPEAKER 01 :
I’ve seen that video plastered on the news here and there.
SPEAKER 05 :
Whatever he’s doing, maybe it’s the fluoride. Maybe he doesn’t use fluoride. I don’t know, but he’s a pretty buff guy, that RFK. So anyways, that’s an interesting thing. Big Pharma. at the Trump table down in Miralago with RFK.
SPEAKER 02 :
I thought you were about to tell me you were at the table.
SPEAKER 05 :
No, no, I have not been invited. I’m looking to be the stock czar, but nobody’s called yet. Speaking of Lilly, they’re planning a $3 billion expansion of their Wisconsin plant. You know, I think 2025 will be a year of them really taking on the compounders. And, you know, look, Lilly stock has turned around in a big way. It’s up $120 a share over the last three weeks. And I think that’s because they’re starting to crack down on these compounders that are cutting. And I think the news on Lilly that it runs circles really around Novo Nordisk-Wagobi. I think that’s also a really big deal. So Lilly is going to expand $3 billion expansion into Wisconsin in Kenosha County, Wisconsin. Here’s another nuclear play, okay? We just read some of the biggest winners in the S&P 500. Two of them were nuclear, or three of them were. You had Constellation Energy. which is out of Pennsylvania, and the Three Mile Island power plant and all that, and the deal they signed with Microsoft, which is still up in the air. You have Vistra, which is the number one performer in the S&P 500 this year. We found it using the app a long time ago. And you have GE Vernovo. Well, now there’s a Canadian player. TransAlta, man, I watched this thing. It was showing up on my app, and I said, I think this company is probably getting in on the Establishment Center stuff. And then the next day, it just exploded to the upside. Okay, I said, yep, I think they’re getting in on it. Sure enough, TransAlta, T-A-C, surges. We got a lot of followers in Canada. We have a lot of followers in British Columbia. We have a lot of followers in Alberta. And folks were all throughout Canada. Well, you guys now and gals have a company up there, TransAlta. I’m sure you’re aware of it, TAC. They are touting a $100 billion plan to attract AI data centers. Okay, they want to become a hub for artificial intelligence, seeing the potential to attract $100 billion in investments over the next five years.
SPEAKER 02 :
Should be able to keep those data centers cool.
SPEAKER 05 :
Yeah, I mean, they don’t have to air condition them as much as they do those ones down in Texas. That’s right. But they have an innovation minister called, his name is Nate Glubish. He’s made four trips. The Silicon Valley, Alberta for data center. We’ll be right back. This is Bill Gunderson. Thank you for tuning in to today’s Best Stocks Now, Best Inverse Funds Now show. I put several hours of research in during the wee hours of the morning each day to bring you the very best cutting edge stories that I can. To get two free weeks of my newsletter, go to GuntersonCapital.com. To talk to us about our fee-based only money management services, call us at 855-611-BEST. Now, back to the second half of the show.
SPEAKER 1 :
Call now the instigator Because there’s something in the air
SPEAKER 05 :
And welcome back here to the second half of today’s Best Docs Network show. Well, with just three weeks left in 2024, the target prices for next year continue to come out. The predictions, this is the weirdest one of all. Wells Fargo has their 12-month target price, 7,007. 7,007. Okay, usually it’s a round number of some sort. Here’s how they’re coming up with that. They’re taking next year’s earnings estimates, and they’re multiplying it by 22 times. Okay, well, you know, 707, wasn’t that 007? No, that was James Bond. But, you know, look, 22 times is not sustainable. Yes, I realize that the market is trading at 22.11 times right now. But I go back to the year 2000 when they told me that 25 times was sustainable for the S&P 500. Actually, it was up around 30 at that time because we had entered into a new paradigm. And I think you’d probably hear the same argument today. We’ve entered into a new paradigm with artificial intelligence and digital currencies and all this and that. But over the long haul, the S&P 500, really, the last 5 to 10 years has even been elevated at 18. 18 has been the average, and we’re currently at 22 times. But that’s what Wells Fargo is using on next year’s earnings estimates to come up. with their target price. So what would cause that 22 multiple to shrink, Barry?
SPEAKER 02 :
Oh, well, that would be certainly interest rates rising. Absolutely. Today at least we get the benefit with rates coming down a bit today and overall this week. You know, you can justify that higher multiple, and that’s why we’ve seen that higher multiple over the last, you know, decade and a half, really since coming out of 08-09, where interest rates have certainly been depressed and, you know, over that time span, which – you know, average-wise, you know, led to higher multiples because, you know, even normal bond investors were getting pushed into stocks because their bonds simply weren’t paying enough from an interest rate standpoint. So it’s an interesting dynamic. And, you know, those multiples, you know, there’s got to be a reason for an elevated multiple. It can’t just be from euphoria.
SPEAKER 05 :
And that reason can change very quickly, right?
SPEAKER 02 :
I mean…
SPEAKER 05 :
Hey, look, if we went from a 22 multiple to an 18 multiple, more where the market belongs, that’s a 25% hit to the S&P 500, which makes us very, very vulnerable at this level. I’m not saying we can’t go to 25 times earnings. Momentum is a very hard thing to predict. When it will end, where are you first going to see momentum and is going to be in the charts of individual stocks? And it will be in some kind of adverse news, a string of adverse news, maybe some big earnings misses, maybe some inflation coming back, maybe a global event. We’re very, very vulnerable right now. When you have multiples this high, now I’ve seen it this high, I’ve seen it higher than this before, and that was back in the year 2000. And yes, it was higher at that point in time, it was up around 30 on the forward P of the S&P 500. We’re not there, but we are at a very elevated level here right now. That’s something you have to keep in the back of your mind.
SPEAKER 02 :
Which makes active management important, I think, because some of these companies deserve, right, or you can argue that they deserve a higher multiple. Take NVIDIA, for example. But then when you look at the overall market multiple of 22 or 21.8, wherever the number is at the moment… You know, I pick out a consumer staples company, not picking on Procter & Gamble, but you pick up Procter & Gamble, right, and their forward P is 25.3.
SPEAKER 05 :
Well, Barry, your father has been in the business. I mean, he’s retired, but he’s been in it as long as I have, maybe longer. And I’m sure if you asked him, Dad, what do you think about this current multiple here at 22, he would probably say,
SPEAKER 02 :
keel over and i’m sure he has an opinion on that current multiple of the market well yeah read just any of our yeah any of our clients can just just pull up uh you know the schiller pe which is you know usually they look back at usually look i think it’s a 10-year pe multiple that they kind of compare back to and i mean you know that average multiple for for years was around 14 or 15 like at best yeah
SPEAKER 05 :
So now we’re at 22, but they’ll say, well, we’re in a new paradigm. I’ve heard that before. I heard that in the year 2000. We’re in a new paradigm. All the people that were saying we’re in a new paradigm aren’t around anymore. They were analysts, Henry Blodgett and others like that. Okay, let’s take a look here. Here’s a projection for Bitcoin. I don’t know how you value it. That’s one of the biggest problems I have. Standard Charter says it’s going to go to $200,000. The only way you can value it is supply and demand. It’s kind of the greater fool theory. I believe it is the greater fool theory. You know, as long as there’s somebody that’s going to come along and continue to pay a higher price for it, someday it will come to an end. Where does it go?
SPEAKER 1 :
$400,000?
SPEAKER 05 :
$500,000? Have we seen the top? I don’t know. But, you know, we lost, what, 40%? Bitcoin went through a huge correction not that long ago. Then, of course, when you had the guys, the Bitcoin guys that went down, the whole cryptocurrency thing, guru that went down. That caused a big spill in Bitcoin. But right now, it’s kind of in that greater fool theory. And you just take a look at the demand for it right now, and they’re projecting $200,000 on Bitcoin. How do you value it?
SPEAKER 02 :
Right. Well, that’s one of the keys to get in more hands. So the interesting thing, certainly from the beginning of Bitcoin and even now, a lot of Bitcoin is really held in a majority of Bitcoins actually held in a very small number of hands, right? And so if any of those hands ever begin selling at some point, then that creates – you’ve seen these points in time where Bitcoin’s been very susceptible to supply shocks, meaning too much supply – One of those being whenever they had to unwind some of those nefarious companies, they actually had to liquidate assets so they could try to pay some investors back. And so they put a lot of Bitcoin on the market. And that’s when you saw one of the more recent kind of stiff pullbacks in Bitcoin. So it’s very much driven by supply and demand. And that mismatch can happen quickly.
SPEAKER 05 :
Well, and the other factor here is it’s starting now to be bought by retirement funds, sovereign wealth funds. It could go into potential U.S. strategic reserve funds. If that were to happen, I mean, that could keep that demand up for quite a while. But we’ll see. We’ll take it a day at a time. Count me a skeptic. But I do have some, okay, just as a hedge, I suppose, right now. Okay, Boeing was starting to take off. It collapsed. They had a deal to, you know, settle those 737 MAX crashes. It fell apart. That’s been hurting the Dow a little bit. And they have not restarted 737 MAX production after the labor strike. They’re not up and running yet, so Boeing, and they’re burning cash. So it’s just a really, really tight situation there at Boeing. Thursday night, Italian AI startup iGenius unveiled Colossium, one of the world’s largest NVIDIA DGX super pod AI supercomputers with NVIDIA Grace Blackwell super chips. I’ve been waiting for that, Barry. Now that we’ve got one, that’s going to be one of the biggest and fastest supercomputers in the world. They designed the supercomputer for unicorn use cases that can deliver $1 billion in value, said iGenius CEO. We are in a different paradigm. There’s no question about it. The question is, is it sustainable? Okay, now here’s some on Palantir. Palantir has become just a monster. We own it in our ultra-growth portfolio. I’ve been wanting to buy it in the premier growth portfolio too, but it will not stop. It just keeps going up on a daily basis. But they are expanding work. Shield AI is which is a pretty big player, private company, is deepening their strategic partnership with Palantir. Shield AI has a CEO, Brandon Sang, who is the founder and a former Navy SEAL. A lot going on in that artificial intelligence. Now, when we come back, a new one emerged this morning. We talked about TransAlpha, which has been around for a while. It’s getting a rebirth, but here’s one this morning I found. That is blowing up today. We’ll be right back.
SPEAKER 08 :
You got to go where you want to go. Do what you want to do with whoever you want to be. Got to go where you want to go. Do what you want to do with whoever you want to be.
SPEAKER 05 :
And welcome back here to the final segment of today’s Best Thoughts Now. So, well, I just sent out a message, a lesson on when to sell, which I also do throughout the day. I used, you remember ACGL, which was an insurer. It was a reinsurer. that we did really well with. I mean, we ended up making 74%. Yes, we have losers, too. We talked about those also. I’m just giving you an example here of one that we decided to sell earlier this year. It kind of topped out. It started to roll over. We had a big gain in it. Then all of a sudden, the CEO resigned out of nowhere, and the stock broke the low-mine line in the sand, and I mark my charts up, okay? So I have, and the charting system that I use, MarketSmith, it keeps my notes and my lines. And that’s very good for going back and looking, you know, at cases. And, you know, I learn from those. So we sold it for 74%. It’s done nothing but go down ever since. They don’t all work out in that orderly of a fashion. In fact, sometimes it’s quite chaotic, a sell. But knowing when to sell, I mean, there’s probably 99 different reasons and different possible scenarios. But I try to teach while I’m doing this master course with everybody out there. And, you know, I would just say this, Barry. I signed up for Jim Cramer just to see what it was all about. Okay. Jim has a, a club and I think it’s $400 a year or something like that. It has one portfolio and it’s got a lot of Procter and Gamble’s and, uh, and Kimberly Clark’s in there and it has about 25 stocks and there’s not much action in it to be honest with you. And I don’t think it’s actually performed very well. That’s just my opinion. Well, I mean, we come at it. We have five different portfolios in the newsletter every week. So, you know, if you’re a dividend person, we have a dividend portfolio. If you’re an investor, we have four portfolios that are for investors. We have an emerging growth. We have the bond portfolio. We haven’t made any changes. We’ve been checking. We’ve been scoping out a few new bonds, but we haven’t made any changes.
SPEAKER 02 :
Yeah, I think we bought a Chenier Energy. I think we got around, I want to say it was around. Okay, you went, okay. That was about three weeks ago now. Okay.
SPEAKER 05 :
And so somewhere in the 5.7 range or something, 5.5.
SPEAKER 02 :
Yeah, 5. I think it was in that 5.6 to 8 range.
SPEAKER 05 :
Yeah, so you’re locking that in for five years, and that’s for people that can’t take the, the volatility of the market and then of course you know we have the uh the the what do we call it the incubator portfolio which i i sent out every holding in that thing because i started on that i never intended to you know that’s just kind of my uh you know that’s i i’m a little more aggressive than uh some of the investment portfolios that i published every holding in there And, of course, I send out every buy and sell. That’s the trading portfolio for the traders. So there’s a lot of action. When you have all of those that you’re talking about during the course of the day, you’re getting a lot for $89 a month. Hopefully, the people that signed up for the free trial, hopefully they paid for it, right? But, you know, look, we make no guarantees. You can just watch. and paper trade and learn. There’s a lot of value to that, too, over a four-week period of time. So anyways, we still offer it, GundersenCapital.com, and we spoke to a lot of people. We’ve had a lot of people say, you know what? I don’t have time for this. This is an all-day-long thing for me. The time before the market opens at 10 a.m. in the morning, East Coast time, until the time it closes, there’s a lot of work here. And they say, we’d rather have, you know… Somebody manage this for us. So that’s the other option, obviously. Or you just go it yourself. You learn something and take that knowledge with you.
SPEAKER 02 :
Yeah, and time is, you know, talking with clients who, you know, we have a lot of folks who listen or, you know, a lot of clients we work with have at some point been do-it-yourselfers. And, you know, usually what the main factor ends up being is, you know, a lot of times just time and, you know, having, you know, the other piece is just, Having someone that you can manage alongside or benefit from knowledge from. Time is a huge factor. This stuff, particularly how quickly markets move nowadays, it’s good to have an eye on it.
SPEAKER 05 :
Here’s the stock of the day in the last few minutes. I was reading through the news this morning and I saw one that reported earnings. I said, I don’t know if I have that one in the app or not. Rubric. That’s the same as Rubric Cube, right? R-U-B-R-I-K. It’s a security cyber security stock. Jeff Webster, who worked in the software industry for many years, is aware of Rubric. I think it’s getting ready to turn profitable here. And that stock is up 31% today. It’s now a $13 billion company. I added it to the app today. We don’t own it. It’s But it certainly caught my attention this morning when I read about, well, they had 43% gain in sales year over year, 55% gain in earnings. They’re not profitable yet, but they went from a loss of 47 cents to a loss of just 21 cents. So that’s 55% growth there. $13 billion company headquartered in the Silicon Valley. They just went public in spring of this year. So that one is now in the app and on our watch list. And we’ll see where it scores here once it gets a grade. And we can’t really do a valuation on it yet because it doesn’t have earnings yet, but I think those are coming soon. All right. Well, I’ll be sending out the newsletter usually late on Saturday afternoon. I’ll be in the pits all day long sending out alerts, observations, Anytime I buy or sell something in any of these portfolios, you can just watch. I mean, it’s up to you. I’m just telling you what I see and what I’m doing. You can go to GundersenCapital.com and sign up for that four-week trial. And for those of you whose four-week trial is now coming to an end, hey, I’ve had a great time. I hope to continue on with you in the market. All right. Have a great day, everybody.
SPEAKER 03 :
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