The global marketplace is ever-changing, and today’s episode is a testament to that evolution. Bill Gundersen offers listeners a window into the nuances of market rotations, spotlighting how geopolitical shifts, such as discussions on tariffs and national spending, are creating new investment landscapes. From U.S. job cuts and economic slowdowns to explosive growth in European and Chinese markets, this episode unveils how savvy investors can navigate turbulent waters and capitalize on worldwide momentum.
He’s been seen on CNBC, the Fox News Channel, and the Fox Business Channel. His articles can be found on MarketWatch, Seeking Alpha, TheStreet.com, and many other places. He’s the author of the weekly Best Stocks Now newsletter and the inventor of the Best Stocks Now app. He’s president of Gundersen Capital Management. Here is professional money manager Bill Gundersen.
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And welcome to the Thursday. It is the Thursday edition of the Best Stocks Now show. Boy, do we have a lot to talk about here today. Busy morning. I actually found a lot this morning going through all of the news that has occurred in the market since we last talked yesterday. The volatility does continue in the market, however, today. i saw a lot of momentum in the market yesterday and uh where did all the momentum go isn’t there a song like that something like that uh the dow is down 366 right now and by the way this is bill gunnarsson president of gunnarsson capital management the nasdaq is down 228 right now the s p is down 62 points That works out to about a 1% drop across the board in the markets. I would say it’s the tariff talk that has still got the markets upset. But there’s a silver lining in all of this that I want to talk about here. We’ll be right back. 4.30 all of a sudden. We’re up about six or seven basis points off of that recent low. Crude oil is at 66.73. Bitcoin remains very volatile. It’s back above 90,000 right now. It’s at 90,317. So welcome to today’s Best Stocks Now show with professional money manager Bill Gunderson, president of Gunderson Capital Management. And I actually had a very fruitful morning in looking at all the news in the markets today. See some opportunities there. See some trends there that definitely continue to dominate the market right now. I think that’s kind of important to know. As always, there’s a lot of news since we last met here yesterday. Yesterday, Barry, we had a good day in the market. There was a lot of momentum coming back into the market on Wednesday. Trudeau is talking with Trump about the tariff situation. It seems like at least he’s not stiffening his neck. Instead, it seems like he wants to talk it over and find out just what it is that he needs to do. It seems to be about the fentanyl from what I can figure out and the trade deficit that we have with Canada. The Bitcoin had a good day, above 90,000 again. So it was a pretty decent day in the market.
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It was a risk-on day, really.
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Yes, it was.
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Because you had a recovery in Bitcoin. As you mentioned at the beginning of the show, we’re already at a 4.3, 10-year treasury. It got down as low as, I believe, 4.13-ish range. So we’ve really bounced back at least. Some money seems to be flowing back into risk assets, of course, today.
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Yes.
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It could be a different story.
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Yeah, well, I’m going to qualify that a little bit here in a moment, and I’ll tell you where the risk assets are really going right now, and it’s not the United States. I’ll give you a little hint there. Trump delays the auto tariffs. That was kind of a good news thing for 30 days, the auto tariffs. The manufacturers are already struggling mightily, and they couldn’t, I don’t think, take any kind of tariff war right now. So anyways, that’s where we kind of begin the day. And I think I haven’t heard an update lately on our friend Zelenskyy. But he seems to want to come around also. And, you know, we look at a lot of these gyrations in the market. Let’s just face it. We’re going through a major disruption in our government here in the U.S. Some say for the good, that it’s badly needed, and others would rather see the status quo and no interruption and just keep going the way we were going. But disruption causes disruption in the market. And the job cuts and the government – I saw the Challenger report today – It’s a surge in announced U.S. job cuts, but that shouldn’t surprise anybody. I mean, Trump ran on the platform of really, really digging into the government spending and trying to narrow that gap of $2 trillion per year. that we’re spending that we’re not taking in that that that’s a big deficit that’s a huge deficit and so uh you know the doge efforts continue and it should be come as no surprise that uh that we’re seeing these uh job layoffs and job cuts we also have the uh i didn’t see it but i’m sure you saw the initial jobless claims were actually not too bad right it was what you
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Yeah, the weekly numbers came in at 221. The consensus was 234, as we hopefully almost remember to last week. It’s been a busy week since the last Thursday, but 242 was the number last week. So 242 last week came in at 221 this week.
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That’s pretty good. So, I mean, if you’re worried about the market does seem to be worried about a recession. It’s always worried about it.
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Or at least a slowing economy.
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Yes, I’ve never spent a day in the market without the market worried about a slowing economy for the last 25 years. That’s all they talk about. But there have been some numbers lately that do show some chipping away at growth. The GDP will be an interesting number when it comes out because the Atlanta Fed had that at minus 3.8% this quarter. Maybe we’re just washing out all of the… You know, the dirty water and the swampy water that’s kind of gathered around Washington, D.C. over the years, and we’re seeing some disruption. And it’s going to continue. You know, the next one on the chopping block, it sounds like he’s going to draft an order aimed at shutting down the Department of Education and turning it back to the states. and letting the states compete with one another to get those good marks. We need to do something. I mean, the marks, the education, the tests, the kids leaving high school not equipped for the real world, something has to give in my book. I mean, I feel like I got a fairly good education when I was a young man in the public schools. I had some excellent math teachers. I had some excellent science teachers, art teachers, you know, English teachers. And, you know, I just don’t know that we have that excellence anymore in education. We rank 40 in the world. Number 40. We should be number one. We should be number one. Okay, other areas. It could be on the chopping block. I wrote an op-ed about the Postal Service many years ago. It’s only gotten worse since I wrote that op-ed about how inept, you know, I’m not talking about the mail carriers, but how much money they lose. And I see that Elon Musk is suggesting that the U.S. should privatize the Postal Service and privatize Amtrak.
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I’m all for it. Both of those ideas have certainly floated in the past to some degree. Postal service, mostly, should be run like a business.
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It should at least break EPS. UPS and FedEx can do it. They make plenty of money. They’ve learned how to make delivery profitable. Why should the postal service… be part of that deficit every year and he also talked about Amtrak which you know I don’t know how many people write Amtrak I guess the commuters Right, Amtrak. But, you know, I mean, to cross the country, it’s like five days on an Amtrak, you know. You get in a jet, and it’s five hours.
SPEAKER 04 :
Right, I never understood. I mean, the mail, for example, is basically almost a monopoly to a certain extent if it wants to be, and it still doesn’t make money. How can you have a monopoly, essentially, and not make money?
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Well, and mail, there’s not much mail traveling back and forth now with e-mail and DocuSign and all this kind of stuff. So, I mean, it also needs to adapt.
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With the package boom, you’d expect that they would have plenty of demand if they wanted to make money off it.
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Team up with Amazon for that last few miles there. Okay, now, what I really want to talk about when we come back is, I met some guys up in New York when I was back at the NASDAQ, and they invited me to speak at their workshop last night, which is kind of a nationwide workshop. I really like them. They’re good. They really focus on technical analysis. And just like a couple weeks ago, I have come to the conclusion that that money leaving USAI stocks is not leaving the market. It’s going elsewhere. And I’ve been talking about this. There’s global rotation taking place right now. While our USAI stocks are breaking down, you’ve got European stocks going crazy. You’ve got Chinese stocks going crazy. And, you know, the last time I saw this happen was probably about 15 years ago. But it’s taking place. There’s a tidal wave of money going into Europe and going into the Asian markets right now. And you have to take note of it. We’ll be right back. And welcome back here to the second quarter of today’s Best Docs Now show. Well, you know, the market rotation takes place. If you go to my newsletter from a couple of weeks ago, I listed all the reasons why rotation takes place. I mean, there’s events happening all the time in the world. The world does not sit still. It’s rotating all the time. And so the markets… These cycles, I would say the cycle with tech began, obviously, January of 2023. It’s been a good run. I would just say that right now there’s not the kind of upside that we saw back in 2003, 2004. And, you know, the money rotates for several reasons. World events. Well, we had a change in the leadership here in America, and it’s being very disruptive to the market. And the market is a little bit scared. That’s one reason why money’s been kind of gushing outside of the U.S., where there’s not as much political turmoil, I guess you could say. And I would also say that our markets are expensive. And you put up the European market and the Chinese markets against our markets. I mean, just compare the PE ratios of Europe, which I did in that article, and China, you know, their tech stocks, et cetera. And, yes, I’ve said in the past that China was uninvestable. at that point in time. But for whatever reason, they seem to have kind of, you know, I think they need a strong, healthy market right now. And they’ve kind of entered into their AI phase right now, where we were maybe back when ChatGPT came out. I’m not saying to sell all your U.S. stocks and replace them with Chinese stocks or European stocks. But you look at the leading indexes in the world right now, Germany. Italy. By the way, the number one ranked stock in the entire app right now is Commerce Bank out of Italy, Barry.
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You mentioned it a few days ago.
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I would say 10 years ago, I actually hired somebody to put in. He went through the European index, and we put all the major players in Europe into the app. We went through the emerging markets indexes, and we put all the major players into the app. And you’ll know that they’re foreign stocks when you see that they have five symbols. They have a Y or an F at the end, and most times there’s two versions of the stock. One has a Y. And one has an F. I really don’t know the difference, but the ones with the Y seem to be the ones that trade the most volume. So for instance, Germany. Germany is the number one index. Ranked by the app. Yes. And look, Germany is no stranger to technology, to industrial production. I mean, that is the hub in Europe. And you look at a Siemens Energy, S-I-E-G-Y, there’s that Y. And in fact, last night during the workshop that I helped Norris with, he’s a good, I really like Norris Powell a lot. I met him back at the NASDAQ gathering. We just kind of hit it off. He’s a technician, Barry. He loves charts. And so anyways, him and I were talking and I was showing them. I said, every morning, one of the lists I pull up are the strongest stocks in the market. That’s in the app. It’s the A plus momentum list. It’s right at the top. If you go to stocks and there’s screens there, that A plus momentum list screens through the entire database. Now this doesn’t take into account valuation. This is momentum only. And there’s usually a couple hundred. Right now there’s about a hundred. And amongst that 100, 20 of them end with a Y. Okay? Why? Well, they’re European stocks. And it’s European banks. It’s European tech stocks. So if you think about it, if you’re a hedge fund manager and you’re looking at all the turmoil we have right now in the U.S. as we go through some major disruption… In my opinion, some badly needed disruption. We could not continue on the course that we were on. It was unsustainable. You’re going to park some money. You know what? You know what the money does, Barry? It moves where the money’s the easiest. Who’s lowering interest rates right now? Who lowered rates today? The European Central Bank. They lowered rates again. And where is the stimulus happening right now to try to juice economies? It’s overseas. It’s not here in the U.S.
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Right, and it’s also from their fiscal spending, right? So Germany basically announced they’re going to beef up their defense spending and whatever it takes. And you’ve seen their bond yields actually go up. So their 10-year bond yield went up pretty significantly. I think it’s the highest it’s been in probably over 10 years. I think it touched this level maybe in 2021 for a bit. So they’re fueling their economy, and change is tough in terms of what we’re doing here, right? Yeah. You know, we can all agree that we need to cut spending. And in doing so, there is a tradeoff there, right? And that’s less fiscal spending is less stimulative, period.
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And so, you know, money goes where, you know, they think it’s the most favorable area of the world at any given point in time. So if you have the app, of course, with the four-week trial, you get the app. Just look at that A-plus momentum list and see how many stocks there are. This is the first time since the 10 years that I’ve added those stocks to the app that I’ve seen this phenomenon happening. And as a guy that goes through 800, 1,000 charts a day, it shows up like crazy. Just the eyeballs. Look at SIEGY. Look at CRZBY, which actually is a German bank.
SPEAKER 04 :
Yeah, which is driving, which is why the DAX is up 20-something percent, right, for the year so far.
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Yes, and I’ll just give you one other one. You mentioned weapons stocks and how Europe’s going to beef up on their weapons. And defense, look at B-A-E-S-Y. That is the number one hottest stock in the entire market. as it just explodes to the upside. It’s a U.K. weapons provider. So, you know, I always talk about Europe and how it’s a slow-moving economy. Yes, that’s all true, and that’s also reflected in the valuations of the European markets. So you have to be a little careful with the stocks that end in Y. I have to be careful because they don’t trade as heavily as IBM, the liquidity. But at the same time, that also works in your favor because this money that’s leaving the U.S. and investing in Europe, that’s like an elephant getting into the bathtub, right? And it’s pushing these stocks to giddy heights very swiftly. So when we come back, I want to talk just a little bit more about this whole, which I have not seen. In a long, long time, it’s been over 10 years that I’ve seen this kind of rotation taking place overseas. 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 GundersenCapital.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.
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Instigator Because there’s something in the air
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And welcome back here to the second half of today’s Best Stocks Now show. Well, the market has improved a bit since it opened, but the extreme volatility continues. The weakness in U.S. tech stock continues. Actually, it’s improved quite a bit here since the open here. All right. Now, here’s what I want to do next. I want to look at the app. uh the best list in that whole app there’s two the first one is if you go down click on stocks by the way if you just want to subscribe to the app it’s 9.99 a month not to get access to 5300 stock 500 5100 something like that The daily A-plus momentum list, and in parentheses, I said ideas for traders. But it also shows you where the strength of the market is. And, of course, the other list that I look at these two lists every day, every chart in those two lists is the one that says sorted by rank. Okay, and that takes momentum and adds valuation into the equation, and it combines the two, and it can be the dynamic duo, you know, when you get valuation and momentum all in one package. And if I look at today’s A-plus momentum list, CRZBY, number one, BAESY, number two, UNCFF, number three. I think that’s the Italian bank, UNCFF. HSBC, which is a big Hong Kong bank, number four. Futu, China, number five. BNPQF, which is, you know the big bank, BNP Paribas, which I believe is French. Is it a French company? It’s number six.
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I feel like it’s changed hands over the years.
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I know Societe Generale. That’s up next. That is definitely France. S-C-G-L-Y. Then you’ve got BBVA, Spain. The Spanish stocks are on fire. Then you’ve got Deutsche Bank. db heidelberg yeah bnp heidelberg cement hlbz yeah heidelberg i’ve been to heidelberg before wow lloyds of london lyg now where does the u.s oh oh and here’s one that i really like right now number 14 coming in at number 14 is embraer embressa brazil That stock is flying high right now, while Boeing looks terrible in the charts. ERJ, which we own in our emerging growth portfolio, we were up 96% on that stock as of yesterday. It just shows you how the strength. Okay, you know what the number one momentum, the first momentum stock I get to from America is Inverse AMD. Oh, gosh. A-M-D-S, right? That’s inverse AMD. That thing’s breaking out to new highs. And then the first Chinese stock I come to, number 18, B-A-B-X. That’s Alibaba two times. Alibaba is flying right now. Now, I’ve owned these stocks in the past. I have a big history. It’s not that I don’t know Tencent Holdings and Alibaba and NetEase and Baidu. JD.com. JD.com. Look at the chart on JD right now. Yeah, it’s having a good day. Yeah, and the chart is fantastic. So, you know, look, by looking at this… It tells me, BYD, okay? Tesla’s breaking down. Tesla’s got huge problems right now in Europe, in China, even here in the U.S. I did see that Tesla’s going to build another gigafactory down in Houston this time. Houston, you’re getting a gigafactory. Our show is heard there in Houston. I mean, these are good stocks. They went through, you know, they went through… They went through disruption. Xi came in and took a hard left turn and started locking people up. Took over Hong Kong. Yeah, I mean, it seems like things have at least settled down and they realize it’s in their best interest. You know, they have some smart people. I mean, China’s way ahead of us in education. I don’t know where they rank overall. And yes, there’s a little counterfeiting that goes on over there from ours. But, you know, look, BYD produces four times as many EVs as Tesla does.
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Different level of discipline over there, right?
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Yes. A lot of wasted time. You know, they’re entering into their phase of AI like we entered into two years ago, correct? Yes. And BABA and Tencent Holdings and several others. It’s just incredible. As I go through this A-plus momentum list, just a few others. There’s ESLT, which is a defense company out of Israel. There’s China Merchants Bank. which is C-I-H-K-Y. There’s ThyssenKrupp, which is German, or it might even be Dutch, T-K-A-M-Y. Credit Agricole, S-A, which is South America, C-R-A-R-Y. And, you know, these are stocks that don’t roll off the tip of your tongue. This isn’t J.P. Morgan. This isn’t Google. This isn’t NVIDIA. You may need Google Translate for it. Yeah, yeah. Okay, and then I saw one yesterday that was a Taiwan AI stock. Taiwan is the non-communist side of China. By the way, Taiwan Semiconductor is looking pretty good again these days. But I saw one yesterday, GRRR, GRRR. And it’s a GRRR. Look at that. It is Guerrilla Technology Group. They provide AI technology with computing tools. video analytics, big data, and other stuff that is involved with the AI. And it’s that, you know, that’s the non-communist side of China in Taiwan. So anyways, I’m just showing you. There’s even some inverse funds that show up here. I wouldn’t own the small cap index. If you’ve got small caps in your 401k, Inverse is the way to go. They’re inverse the Russell 2000, inverse because they’re very susceptible to the tariffs and the disruption that we’re going through in our country right now. So anyways, I can’t emphasize that enough. I’ll be writing that up in the newsletter again, but if you download the app, Or if you get the four-week trial, which comes, you know, you can go to bestdocsnowapp.com, which is the web version of the app. If you don’t want to put it on your iPhone or your Android, there are those versions too. And look at that momentum list daily. And it will show you where the strength is in the market at any given point in time. These are the strongest stocks in the market from a performance point of view. Speaking of which, I see another U.S. stock getting clobbered today, Marvell Technology. It just seems like, you know, the U.S. tech, which we’ve lowered our exposure to considerably here recently and probably going to do some more, Marvell, big hiccup there. and not good at all, and that’s hitting the semiconductor sector once again. Okay, tariff talk. Ontario, removing U.S. alcohol is worse than a tariff, says Brown and Foreman, CEO. Maybe you’ve heard of Jack Daniels, Jim Beam, Woodford Reserve, Campari, Wild Turkey. Diageo’s, Evan Williams, Seagram’s, Seven Crown, Comfort, Old Smoky Distillery, these are all things on the menu that Ontario is removing from their shelves. as the cross border.
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They removed Crown Royal? Isn’t that Canadian?
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Well, yeah, maybe I misspoke there. No, not Crown Royal. That’s the one in the blue velvet bag. And let’s see. So anyways, there’s another one here that on the good side of things, MP Materials’ Mountain Pass, Trump’s going to ramp up our mineral, our search for rare earth minerals. And it seems like that Las Vegas, you know, south way down of the California-Nevada border, which is Mountain Pass, that seems to be where a lot of ours. And I think up in Wyoming, Utah, Montana, that area. So some of these rare earth miners could be in play. And now, the reason why the tariffs, okay, if we sell a car to India, I heard one of Trump’s advisors talking about that. They put 100% tariff on our cars. Nobody’s going to buy a Tesla in India if they’ve got to pay 100% tariff. And, of course, Modi was just here about a week ago. Trump wants zero tariffs on car imports ahead of Tesla’s India entry. And, of course, Tesla is building a gigafactory, I believe, over in India. So look at all that’s going on here. When we come back, I want to talk about some AI overseas. We’ll be right back.
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You got to go where you want to go, do what you want to do, and then whoever you want to be, got to go where you want to go, do what you want to do.
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And welcome back here to the final segment of today’s Best Stocks Now show. The number one stock ranked in the app right now based on valuation and momentum is a company named Safran. Safran SA, which indicates a foreign stock. It’s Paris. And when you read what they do, it kind of makes sense, Barry. They engage in the aerospace and defense business worldwide. The company operates through three segments, aerospace propulsion, aircraft equipment, Defense and Aerosystems and Aircraft Interiors. Okay. This is no small company. Safran was founded in 1896. That’s pre-Napoleon, isn’t it?
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1896?
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No, that’s after Napoleon. He’s the one that gave us all of Louisiana and a lot of other states were involved. Now, that was a deal. Trump’s going to have to go a long ways to beat that deal. Okay, so now if we look at the stats on Saffron, I’ll bet it’s a large cap and I’ll bet it’s a diffident player. And then we’ll see how many shares it’s traded here. Let’s take a look and see how many shares it’s traded here so far today. SAS. Oh, well, yeah, you know, the market cap is $119 billion. How does that compare to Boeing, for instance? Boeing is 100, it’s the same size as Boeing. Now, you know, a long time ago I said we can go anywhere we want to go. That’s why I play that song. We’re not restricted. We’re not a European value fund, okay, but we can be one if needed. And we can also hold more cash. Yes. A lot of folks can’t even afford it. I don’t have my hands tied. Dividend yield 1.1%. Average volume. Here’s the problem, though. I mean, I couldn’t really buy this stock for my clients. The average volume is 2,400 shares a day. That would not work. But there are lots of other ones. For instance, I think Siemens. Siemens trades plenty because it also trades in the U.S. Saffron may not. Siemens trades an average daily volume of 219,000 shares. But if you’re an individual investor, you can buy a stock like Saffron, which I’m sure they’re with EAD Airbus. I’m sure they’re connected to Airbus. in providing a lot of things to Airbus if they do aircraft interiors. But I think the defense part of this thing is driving it. Now, like I say, you get the access to the app with the four-week trial. Which still, we’ve got hundreds and hundreds of people that I’m sending alerts out and information out to every day. I’m a guy who’s deep in the water every single day. My snorkel is just barely sticking up above the water so I can breathe. And some days it’s quite turbulent underneath the surface of the market. But I see a lot that the average person does not see. Because I do put in the time. Okay, I’m just going to mention one other one here that’s European. In fact, it’s one of the biggest European stocks out there. Novo Nordisk is going to finally do a study. I’ll be interested to see the results of this. If GLP-1 weight loss drugs can help curb addiction. Now, I’ve heard through the grapevine of people. Makes you not want anything, right? Well, yes. It just, you know, an addiction is a very, I’ve talked to addiction counselors. And I said, what is the success rate in your business? In fact, we had an addiction counselor down in Sarasota. And he said, yeah, 2%. 100 people enroll in the class. Maybe two come through it. I know RFK, for instance, is an addiction recovery guy. I had a grandfather who was a bad alcoholic in Skid Row in Los Angeles. Okay, so I have a little bit of, knowledge, you know, just how hard it is for these people to break these things. Glenn Beck is an addiction recovery guy. But I really think there is something there with this addiction. Who knows, maybe in these 12, what is it, 12-step classes, they’ll prescribe a GLP-1. But my point is, is Novo Nordisk is a European stock. I would say that that’s a value stock too right now. I mean, it’s been beaten down.
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Yeah, they do have some potential tariff issues, right?
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Maybe.
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If there’s something with Europe. Maybe. That overhang could provide some value, actually.
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And let’s not forget, I mean, Lilly stock is doing just fine right now. That’s my number one pick in America right now. Lilly’s been hitting new 52-week highs, and it wouldn’t have the tariff, but… This study they’re doing could only help Lily because Lily’s drug works the same exact way. And addiction obviously is a huge problem right up there with obesity probably. So I am just a big, big believer in these miracle drugs. Okay, well, I told you we had a lot. We didn’t even get to Apple’s $2,000 foldable phone they’ve got coming out, Macy’s earnings, MongoDBT, Rigetti reporting earnings. It looks like the quantum stocks are absolutely just done. I mean, he put an end to that, the CEO of NVIDIA, Jensen Wang. Okay, we’ve got a lot going on right now. If you’d like to set up an appointment with us, sometimes you have to rotate with the markets, you know. You can’t have your hands tied, stuck in one area of the market. If you’d like to talk to us about your portfolio, 855-611-BEST, 855-611-BEST. And if you’d like to get that four-week trial, look at that list of momentum stocks every day and get my alerts coming out to you all throughout the day. Go to GundersenCapital.com, GundersenCapital.com. And Sarasota coming up. That’s three weeks down the road from now. And we look forward to meeting with you there. There’s about 20 spots available. When they’re gone, they’re gone. 855-611-BEST. Talk to Edie. She’s the maitre d’. She’ll seat you at a table at an hour that works for you. 855-611-BEST. Have a great day, everybody.
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