Join Bill Gunderson on this episode of the Best Stocks Now Show as he delves into the much-anticipated Fed Decision Day, analyzing its impact on the stock market. He provides insights on major market trends observed recently, particularly the notable rise in the NASDAQ and shifts within tech stocks. Bill shares his detailed analysis on the market landscape, emphasizing the significant changes we’re witnessing and how individual investors can leverage these opportunities.
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 Gunderson Capital Management. Here is professional money manager Bill Gunderson.
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And welcome to the Thursday. It is the Fed Decision Day. This is the Best Stocks Now show with professional money manager Bill Gunderson, president of Gunderson Capital Management, a fee-based only nationwide money management firm. a provider of tools to individual investors, DIY, do-it-yourselfers. And we’re rolling out a new product here for those folks here. We’ll talk about that today. The Dow is up right now just nine points. After, what, a 1,500-point rise yesterday. It’s allowed to cool down a little bit. The S&P 500 is up 30 points right now. It’s doing better. Tech is doing a lot better today. Tech kind of was left behind yesterday in a way. The NASDAQ is up 213 today. That’s a new all-time high. Can you believe it?
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19,196.
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Will I be saying 20,000 here in the near future? We shall see. In the meantime, small caps are flat. Interest rates are down on this decision day, about eight basis points, 4.38. I think it’s notable that the yield curve is no longer inverted. What does that mean? We’ll talk about that. And also, we’ve got crude oil down a little bit and gold up to $2,700 where it’s been parked for quite some time here. So welcome to today’s Best Stocks Now show with professional money manager Bill Gunderson, president of Gunderson Capital Management. This is my 25th year of doing live radio shows on the market and being a professional money manager. And I can just tell you from my perspective, the landscape has changed, okay? There’s no question that the landscape has changed. Talk to any Texan, you know. Talk to any liquid natural gas person. Talk to a steel worker or whatever the case may be. Talk to Elon Musk, for heaven’s sakes. The landscape has changed. Okay, so we’ve had a great cycle. I mean, we’ve done very, very well this year. We’ve been in the right cycle. The tax. kind of, you know, getting out of steam a little bit. We’re seeing some rotation into other areas of the market, and I like a new canvas in a way. I was an artist in my earlier days. My father was a professional commercial artist on a very large scale. And I did paint for a while and there’s nothing like a fresh white canvas. Well, we don’t have exactly that. But we definitely have a landscape with a lot more certitude and a lot of uncertainty that has been taken out of the mix. Which means that the field is ripe and ready to harvest. There’s lots of opportunity in the market right now and the beauty of the Best Stocks Now app is it’s going to detect those momentum changes and those momentum shifts because they’re going on underneath the surface of the market whether you know it or not. And the app, you know, I’m just going to toot its horn a little bit. We found last, let me look up the date. We found AppLovin, which is now up 543% since we found it. It’s the biggest winner in the market today. I had never even heard about it before. We found it on August 18, 1928. 2023, not 1923. And that stock’s up 543%. And I think new stocks are going to come out of the woodworks here. I can’t wait to finish the show and get to work. I’ve got probably 700, 800 charts to look at today. And I’m seeing a lot of new stocks show up. And a lot of the ones that I’ve been seeing for the last several months disappear from the list. They show up on your momentum. How important is that?
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Yeah, they show up on that momentum list.
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So let’s review yesterday very quickly. You know, if you own steel, if you own coal, if you own the big banks, if you own the large financials, that was where the action was yesterday, okay? And it’s because of the Trump trade. Then there’s the other side of the Trump trade. There’s the emerging markets that are going to be tariffed. There’s Europe that’s going to be tariffed, that’s going to have to deal with tariffs. There’s companies like Home Depot that will be selling tariff goods. There will be companies like the Big Pharma. You know, I got to believe, I got to believe that RFK, you know, cut a deal to endorse Trump. And he’s always been anti-Big Pharma. And who knows, maybe he’ll find the drugs that we’re paying for that are really making us sicker. I don’t know. That’s his claim. But the fact of the matter is Big Pharma is not a good place to be invested now, is it? There’s the other side of that Trump trade. I think interest rates are going to remain higher, even though he’s going to try to drive them lower. But at the end of the day, it’s the market, it’s the spending, it’s the deficit. And it’s the demand for our bonds that sets the interest rate. So for that reason, I don’t like anything that is interest rate sensitive, and I haven’t liked it for quite some time, which blows out all the people on Seeking Alpha buying into the dividend, high-paying dividend stocks. That’s the worst place you can be. China is the worst place you can be. It looks to me like Big Pharma is going to have a rough go ahead. I think tech has probably got the skids greased for them right now. And I think, too, that small cap stocks are maybe going to finally have a day or a month or a week or a year. You know, the P.E. ratio of the Russell 2000 is down around 12 or 13, whereas the S&P 500 is up in 25, 26 area. The small caps have not done well because it’s been a highly regulated environment where they’re afraid to go outside. They’ve had a lot of things to deal with, competition from foreign countries, etc., So maybe the skids are greased a little bit for small caps, and we expect, hopefully, to find some very promising stocks in the days ahead.
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Yeah, and small caps are mainly domestic, right? So a lot of their revenues are generated within the borders of the country. And so when you have areas of, in this sense, right, if you’re promoting or potentially moving manufacturing back to America in some form or fashion or incenting folks, the small caps should get a boost, right, in that instance.
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Exactly. So where are we at? The Dow closed at an all-time high yesterday of 43,730. The S&P hit an all-time high yesterday, 5,929. Now, you can look at my target prices for the market and see where I have been and see whether I’ve been accurate or not. I think I’m pretty much right on with those target prices. which i revise or adjust every single week in the newsletter okay the nasdaq hit 18 983 yesterday it’s tacking on another 100 points 150 points as we close in on 20 000 on the nasdaq do we have a valuation problem yes That is a big concern for me. We have a very high P.E. problem, and that’s why I mentioned, you know, maybe we’re going to see some small caps with lower P.E. start to rise out of the ashes here today. Oil, 71.36. It has not had much of a reaction yet. Bitcoin hit an all-time high yesterday of 74,000. 770 as the Trump administration and whether Vivek or who else gets into the administration, they seem to be pro-Bitcoin. Steel, coal, aluminum, liquid natural gas stocks were on fire yesterday. I’ve always liked LNG, which is Chenier Energy. It had a huge day yesterday. The financial stocks soared, but think the jp morgan’s the city groups the bank of america’s i don’t see much value there but i can’t discount a good day that they had yesterday uh there seems to be no uh oh no let’s see i think the the results of the election seem to be accepted i mean it was pretty much It’s pretty hard to argue anything or fight for one state or whatnot. She’s given her, what do you call it, speech? Concession speech, I guess you would say. Concession speech. There seems to be no contended issues at this point in time. You know, what happens after this, between now and Inauguration Day? When deportations start to be talked about, how will the people that are here… There’s still a lot of issues out there. But for now, we have a pretty much fresh canvas. We have that big, big uncertainty out of the way. You know what? It’s been hanging over the market for two years. And that big cloud has moved on. We’ve done well, even with the big cloud over us. But now we’re really, really excited to find some of these new opportunities that emerged. Okay, when we come back, we’ve got to talk about the Fed and some economic numbers here. This is the Best Docs Now show. And welcome back here to the second quarter of today’s Best Stocks Now show. Initial jobless claims right on track. The jobs market remains good, okay? And, you know, I’ve heard the argument that Trump is inheriting an economy that’s cooking on all cylinders that the Biden administration has created, okay? You can debate that. You can agree with that. You can strongly disagree with that. You know, I would just say, I mean, if that were true, I don’t know that it would have been such a landslide against the Biden administration. But Trump is inheriting a good jobs market, okay? The jobs market is strong. I don’t know where the workers are, why it’s so hard. I don’t know why it’s hard to find workers, okay? Have we lost people from the labor force that don’t want to work? I mean, these restaurants here in our neck of the woods, they can’t find help, which is kind of baffling, really. How do people get by if they don’t have a job? Yeah, looking for new hire signs. Okay, so initial jobless claims. everywhere two hundred and twenty one thousand so nobody’s laying off really not yet and the reason we watch that every thursday is because when there is a recession out there on the horizon that’s probably going to be the first place you’re going to start to detect it is rising jobless claims. There will be another recession. There will be another bear market. We haven’t had a recession since 2008, 2009. This has been one of the longest expansions in history. And it’s been presided over by Republican and Democrat presidents, I would mostly give the credit to the CEOs of the companies that continue to innovate and grow their companies. That’s what’s grown the economy, the stock market, etc. Earnings, earnings, earnings. The Bank of England slashes interest rates by 25 basis points. They seem to be in sync around the world for the most part, except for Japan and Turkey and a few others. we probably will get a 25-point basis cut. I mean, it’s almost set in stone. If we don’t get one, the market might be upset a little bit and throw a hissy fit. But that’s what’s expected later today. The return of the bond vigilantes, sharp gains for U.S. yields. Well, it’s good to see that settling down somewhat today. But, Barry, since the Fed rate cut of 50 basis points, interest rates are up 70%. basis points and therein lies the rub it’s the spending it’s the spending uh and it’s the deficit and at least there’s a maybe a ray of hope out there i say if musk can land a booster rocket back in the Okay, the guy’s pretty smart, or he’s got smart people working for him. Maybe he can help figure out how to narrow down that $2 trillion gap that we’re racking up every single… A family couldn’t do that. I’m sorry. The government needs to be more responsible, and I also think that’s another reason why there was a massive shift, almost a glacier, an earthquake-like shift this past Tuesday. Okay, so the bond vigilantes, it depends. There’s got to be demand for those bonds. People have to have trust in the U.S. and in our financial condition. Okay, earnings. We’re going to get to those in a bit. I mean, we’ve seen Qualcomm. Oh, you know, who else have we seen? Some other big ones.
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Applovin’.
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It’s starting to wind down now. Applovin’, yeah, which we’re lovin’. Halliburton, that’ll be interesting to look at. I did see a lot of oil and gas, like frackers. Fracking was a big issue during the election. We didn’t know if Harris was for it, against it, then she was against it, then she was for it. She ended up being for it. We’ll see how she is in the future now that she’s not going to be. But the fracking stocks, the people that provide the wellheads and the, And the stuff for fracking, etc., Woodhead I saw yesterday, which is cactus, WHD, I saw LNG yesterday blowing up to the upside. I think liquid natural gas is going to come back in a big way. We were an exporter of liquid natural gas during the Trump administration. Right now there’s a moratorium. We cannot export liquid natural gas, which makes no sense whatsoever. Europe lost their pipeline. Who’s Europe supposed to get their liquid natural gas from? So I see a big opportunity. Yes, I see big opportunity in the LNG. And, you know, one of the stocks that we own builds liquid natural gas plants, and it’s sitting in a catbird seat right now. That one’s in our emerging growth portfolio. which hit up 50% since the beginning of the year today. And we’re going to have a little bit of talk about that when we get to app loving here in a bit. Okay. Now, like I say, there’s another side to this Trump trade. If you’re going to be pro-oil and drill, drill, drill, then that’s not good for solar, and it’s not good for wind. I think they’re going to be pushed back in line. The nuclear trade seems to be in full swing. We have huge earnings from Vistra today. I don’t know if it’s holding on to those earnings. It was. And yesterday I saw GE Vernova breaking out to a new all-time high, which that’s the power plant arm of GE. So there’s been a shift there. The other side of that trade, if you’re a vaccine maker and RFK is coming in. So it was who was the HHS before? Ben Carson. A really kind, I really like Ben Carson. He’s just a kind, he’s a good Christian. And, you know, very nice man and brilliant. Okay. He’s a brain surgeon. You know, he doesn’t pull teeth. He’s a brain surgeon. But people that pull teeth are pretty smarter than me for sure. Moderna. Okay, so here’s just an indicator. When you look at 700 or 800 charts a day like we do, It tells us a lot. Pfizer was down yesterday on a day when the market was up. And I think there’s no question that RFK is going to play a role. He’s a big anti-vaxxer. And, you know, I mean, he points to some very compelling statistics of how chronic illness has increased dramatically since the 80s and what’s causing that, I think, Let’s research it. Let’s find out. Is it the fluoride? I don’t know. I just want them to find out. I want to be healthy, and I want America to be healthy. And that was part of the whole thing was make America healthy again. And I do think that you can count on him playing a role, and I do think if I’m not mistaken, he’s not really for the weight loss drugs. And I’ve seen them shudder. here the last couple of weeks and that may have something to do with RFK the RFK cloud hanging over them so these are all things where the landscape is changing I agree with this one Baird says it’s time to take profits on JP Morgan JP Morgan I didn’t really like it before it blew up to the upside yesterday it did blow up to the upside yesterday I think the bank stocks are way overdone here. Will Jamie Dimon be the new Fed chairman? I’m not so sure Trump likes the current guy, Jerome Powell. Well, when we come back, we’ve got Boeing. We’ve got Tesla. We’ve got Vistra. We’ve got Applovin. We’ve got Qualcomm. Man, this is a fun day. 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. Now, back to the second half of the show. Thank you.
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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. Just a few highlights here from the early trading here. The S&P is up a half a percent. The Dow is barely up. It’s going to cool down. So is the S&P 500. Way overbought right now after yesterday’s outsized moves. The NASDAQ is still holding on to a 1% gain. The small caps are down 30 basis points right now. Let’s see the other thing. Oh, the VIX. The VIX is the volatility index. It was 20, 21. That’s elevated in the weeks leading up to the election, and it’s cooled off to 15, which you can see what kind of impact that uncertainty has on investors. You take a big wedge of uncertainty out of the market. And people are now investing with more certitude, and they have more direction as to what to invest in right now. And that is definitely going to show up. I can’t wait. I just can’t wait to go through the charts. I go through my database. I pull up all the stocks that are B-plus or better, overall Gundersen grades. Then I go to the early movers, the first time, the ones that are just starting to jump out of the gate. I find that to be a very potent list. That’s the A-plus momentum stocks. And there’ll probably be about 250 or so today. And then, of course, I look at all my current holdings. And we did do some pretty big shakeups yesterday. Now that the certitude, at least for now, is here, I’m sure Barry saw those as I send them out to the clients that want them and to the live trading audience. They got several sells yesterday. I think we did one new buy, and today could be busy, so get ready. Like you said, it’s a new market. Yeah, I mean, it’s an entirely new day in the market. I’m sure more things, certain changes are going to come up as the days go by, but right now we kind of have a little bit of clear sailing. We have a very expensive market that you have to be careful with, But there’s opportunities in some of the sectors that have been left behind. And on the other side, there’s a lot of things on the other side of that trade that you don’t want to have any exposure to. It especially applies to you if you have a 401k at work or if you have somebody in an asset allocation. Me personally, I’m not that enamored with the bond market at all other than holding individual bonds. And I’m definitely not enamored at all with emerging markets, international markets, European markets. Boy, that really narrows it down. U.S. stocks, and that has been the place to be for the most part for the last long while, but now I think it’s even more an important place to be, especially companies that manufacture in the U.S.A., It’s okay if they export, no problem with that, although there may be some tariff wars. I mean, if we’re going to place tariffs on them, they’re going to place tariffs on us, so I’d be pretty careful with companies that have a lot of sales overseas, especially to China. But domestic companies, the liquid natural gas stocks that make their product here and we need their product, I think areas like that and a lot of other areas that are booming right now are good places to be. Okay, now let’s see. We want to take a look at some of the earnings that have rolled in here. By the end of the week, we’ll be about 80-85% done somewhere in there with earnings season. We have a really good feel right now for how we’ve done, how this earnings season has gone. We may be able to sharpen the pencil even a little bit more on Saturday once we have everything tabulated. And I did sharpen the pencil last week in the newsletter. And that can be seen in my newsletter. And, of course, you’re entitled to go to my website, GundersenCapital.com. You might see something new there, a new offering. We’re almost done doing it. But not only are you going to get the newsletter, you’re going to get the live training. and access to the app not for two weeks but for four weeks okay we have that now the website is updated i just need to uh… what do you call it proofread everything and then that’s going to you can spend the month with gunderson a professional money manager okay maybe you’ll learn something you’ll get a thirty day course for free uh on on the markets and trading i send out charts oh my gosh i mean i i wish i’d had that when i was i i had to self teach myself and learn from a lot of different people however okay boeing’s back in business that’s a good thing that’s just good to see boeing is getting orders from taiwan and they got a big fighter jet order from guess who You can probably guess Israel. That’s one of the big unknowns that is still out there, obviously, one of the hot spots in the world. It’s not going to cool down. I think, you know, if anything, they’re going to get more of a green light to put the terrorists out of business, whatever that means, and however they fight back. So anyways, Boeing gets… some orders tesla lands a higher target from b of a with regulatory hurdles looking lower well okay less regulatory hurdles you know if he can cut What’s our deficit? $2 trillion a year right now? We’re spending $2 trillion more than we’re taking in. When Musk gets to half a trillion of cuts and fat and waste, I’m going to buy a Tesla. I don’t know if I’d like to. The Cybertruck looks like a spaceship. I want to report it. I want to call the local astronomer and tell him a UFO has just landed here in McDonald’s. That’s what they look like. But I do like the other – I do like the looks of the big Teslas, the bigger, the SUV model. So if he cuts – And the technology is great in there. Yeah, I’m going to tweet that out. I don’t know what we call it anymore. I’m going to put that on X, and I’m going to send it to Elon. Elon, if you’ll cut 500, half a trillion, find half a trillion when you hit that. I’ll buy a big Tesla, the biggest one you got, okay? All right, let’s see. So Tesla, hey, let’s check in on Tesla today. It had a huge day. He made a little money yesterday. Oh, my gosh, one of the strongest charts in the market right now. Now, the earnings aren’t there. The valuation is terrible. But I think he’s sitting in a pretty good spot right now, okay? You know, he’s on the right side of the aisle now. instead of being on the wrong side of the aisle. And they’re going to keep that competition away from him. Okay, we have a big winner today to announce here, Vistra. Vistra is our nuke play. That’s an energy, what do we call that, wholesaler, energy broker in Texas. Texas is where a lot of these data farms are going. And, of course, they can sell to just about anybody, can Vistra. Vistra is up 10.3% today after a huge earnings report. Listen to this. Sales were up 54% year over year. Earnings were up 326%. You know, this stock has done better than NVIDIA. And those are NVIDIA-like numbers. And that’s another one that we found early on using the Best Stocks Now app and coupling it with the chart. And I said, wow, what is going on here? Looked into it. We owned Vistra. We made some money, a pretty decent profit in it. Then we got out of it. We cashed in because of the valuation. Then we bought it back. And we currently own Vistra, and that’s a huge move today. Our dividend portfolio is doing very well here. You’re going to have access to that for four weeks. Okay, Cameco has also reported. We don’t own Cameco, but that’s a nice move. It’s up 6%. Cameco is one of the biggest suppliers of uranium. Cameco is the owner of Westinghouse, which was spun off by somebody. I can’t remember who had Westinghouse. Westinghouse builds nuclear reactors. We found a company that produces vanadium that is used to protect nuclear reactors. There’s a lot of different plays. We should put together a report on just the nuclear sector and all the different angles that we have found. That’s a very vibrant sector. I can’t believe that Trump wouldn’t embrace a nuclear. And Amazon’s embraced it. Apple’s embraced it. Google has embraced it. France has embraced it. The only one that’s thrown any kind of hurdle in the way is FERC. a federal agency, the Federal Regulatory Agency. They threw a monkey wrench at Bezos, who, by the way, sent out his second tweet of his life yesterday congratulating Trump on the victory. I think he wants to get back on the right side of the aisle too for now with Amazon and the Washington Post. Who knows? Okay, so a few more earnings and what’s moving in the market today. This is telling because there’s sector rotation taking place. We’ll be right back.
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You’ve got to go where you want to go. Do what you want to do with whoever you want to be. You’ve got to go away.
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And welcome back to the final segment of today’s Best Stocks Now show. Let’s go to the S&P 500 first here today and see what it’s telling us, okay? The day after the day after of the election. Under Armour, you know what? They’ve struggled big time. It’s up 33%. That’s your biggest winner in the S&P 500 today. Hanes Brands. Isn’t that an underwear stock? Not sure why that’s doing well, but it’s up 17%. No interest there. Supermicrocomputer is up 8%. Wow, that thing is just like, whoa, all over the place. Decker’s Outdoors up 4.9%. You know, Decker’s, I don’t know if they don’t have the exposure like Nike has. Nike has big exposure to China. The NBA has big exposure to China, too, right? But Decker’s is pretty much a domestic company. I don’t know if they make their product here, but Decker’s is looking good here today. Anything else jumping off the page for me here today? Intel’s had its second big day in a row. It’s up 3.6%. Tesla’s one of the strongest charts in the market.
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The Treasury is down 7 basis points.
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Okay, well, I don’t know why that is. There was an overreaction yesterday, probably, and it’s coming back into, would you be a buyer of, is this a good time to be looking for individual buyers? Yesterday would have been a good time.
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We’ve been hunting some in terms of yields to worst, which is what we use as our hurdle, have certainly improved, right? Because particularly this move occurred on the longer end of the curve. The Fed controls only the short end of the curve, and they’re obviously very likely to cut 25 basis points today. But the further out you go has gone up. Exactly. The curve steepened, and, yeah, there’s certainly better deals out there than there were a week and a half ago, right, just because yields have gone up?
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Yeah, yeah. Okay, now, the biggest losers today were the biggest winners yesterday. You’re seeing some profit-taking today in things that I thought were way, way overdone yesterday. For instance, Nucor. Really? I mean, I’m not bullish on the steel industry itself. Yes, they’ll be helped by not having those China imports, but Nucor’s down 4% today. JP Morgan, which I thought was way overbought, is down 3.4% today. Key Corp down 3.4%. Zions Bank down 3.2%. Wells Fargo down 2.7%. I don’t think I would be a buyer of the banks even though they had that huge, huge day yesterday. Even the smaller regional banks had a good day yesterday on speculation that they won’t be as highly regulated. Now you don’t want to get into a 2008-2009 either. with the wild wild west now let’s look at the nasdaq real quickly i think that nvda nvidia was out of the gate pretty quickly is it holding on to that okay so the nasdaq ah intel up 3.8 meta is the big winner in the nasdaq today that’s cool we like meta meta’s up 3.2 tesla’s up three AMD is up 2.9. That’s just been a dead stock. It’s been a dead stock and continues to be a dead stock. Broadcom’s up 2.5. I don’t really see anything. Well, Amazon has broken out. Amazon had a really good day yesterday. It’s following through today. I mean, look, it’s the number one consumer discretionary stock by far in the world. Losers in the NASDAQ today. I don’t really see anything that stands out to me. Okay, now we’ll look at the Dow real quickly. On the Dow, yeah, it’s all the ones that were way up yesterday. That was an outsized gain in a lot of stocks. And on the upside today, it’s going to be Amazon, Boeing, and Intel. Those are your three winners. Okay. All right. So in this few minutes we have left, you know, I’ve wanted to implement this idea for a while. I just think that now that this uncertainty is behind us, I have a very large community between Seeking Alpha and people that, you know, subscribe. They manage their own portfolios. They have the time. They sit at home. They subscribe to my live training, and we have a lot of fun every day. I think we’ve done pretty well. I mean, I haven’t had a lot of people that have said, I’m not doing this. And I said, you know what? With the change in the market right now, I’m going to offer to help people out, become better investors. A month, four free weeks of the access to the app, which is potent. The weekly full newsletter with five portfolios in it. And spend the day with Bill. I mean, look, you can come home at the end of the day. You’re going to get an email on my commentary, and I keep them short and simple. Man, I get commentary, Barry, from FactSet Research. It makes my head hurt just to read it. It’s so dang… Too much detail, pal. Look. I just want to know. So anyways, I don’t do that. I give you a summary of what the market did. I give you where it opened and then commentary throughout the day. And if we make a change in any one of those portfolios, you know, it goes out. We make those changes. So that’s a pretty good offer. I mean, that’s $90 a month is what that costs. And I’m offering a free four-week trial. I sound like the MyPillow guy. Just put your promo code in there, Barry. Promo code radio. And I’ll throw in a towel or a MyPillow for just $9.99. But when they’re gone, they’re gone, and I can’t send out any more. for free weeks of the uh there’s no limit okay your friends your family your relatives even if you don’t like them okay so anyways you just go to gundersoncapital.com right now it’s where the newsletter tab is i’m going to put a little bullet on the front page of the website that will lead you right to it but when you go to the newsletter now you’ll see that offering on the left hand side where the two weeks free newsletter used to be and now it’s even I’ve always been a generous guy I just like being generous that’s the way I am maybe too generous you get four free weeks and it’s an education I mean I try to teach in the emails I send out throughout the day go to GundersenCapital.com if you don’t have that kind of time to invest in managing your portfolio that’s what we do for a living full time all day long and in the evenings and in the mornings set up an appointment with us at 855-611-BEST 855-611-BEST because most people in this business are asleep at the wheel that’s my experience have a great day everybody
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