Join professional money manager Bill Gundersen for another insightful episode of the Best Stocks Now show. Today, Bill, alongside chartered financial analyst Barry Kite, dives into the current state of the stock market, highlighting significant movements in the NASDAQ, S&P 500, and the intriguing rise of Bitcoin past $105,000. With a focus on upcoming Federal Reserve decisions, the episode analyzes the potential quarter-point rate cut and its anticipated effects on various markets.
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 Monday. It is the Monday, December 16th edition of the Best Stocks Now show with professional money manager Bill Gunnarsson, president of Gunnarsson Capital Management. I’m here with Barry Kider, chartered financial analyst. The market licking its chops. For our rate cut this week, get better, get one, Jerome. The NASDAQ is up 106 points right now, 20,033. What a trip, what a long, strange trip it’s been in the NASDAQ since the big sell-off. back in 2001, 2002. The Dow is up 89 now, gathering a little bit of steam here. We’re at 43,917 on the Dow. It has been above 45,000, however. The S&P 500 is up 20 right now. And the small caps are also up. So you’ve got across the board green in the equities market. Now over at the bond market, You’ve got a little bit of a rally in the bonds, not much, but the 10-year is up or is down. The interest rate is down a couple of points right now in anticipation, obviously, of a quarter-point rate cut this week. And then you’ve got Bitcoin above $105,000 right now on a nice rally to a new all-time high. So welcome to today’s Best Stocks Now show. With professional money manager Bill Gunderson, president of Gunderson Capital Management. I’m here with Barry Kite, our chartered financial analyst. And we’re here with no bull commentary, right, Barry, on what we observe in the market.
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The only bull right now is the market, I guess, right?
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Yes, the bull. There is a bull in the market, obviously, but a lot of bull out there in the media these days. We don’t know what they are, but we know they’re not any threat to us, you know, that kind of thing. All right, so here’s where we ended the week last week. We had the NASDAQ up 24 points on Friday. It barely held on to its gains despite a huge day out of Broadcom. Broadcom had a huge day. And you also had a big hike in interest rates last week. You ended the week at 4.40 on the five-year. And we’re down a couple of basis points here today. I think the inflation overall when you added the two together, the PPI and the CPI, what does that spell? A little too hot for Wall Street’s taste. And that took a bite out of equities last week. Broadcom again was the stock of the day on Friday. And in fact, Broadcom closed at a trillion dollars for the first time. AVGO, let’s just take a look at how it’s doing today. Oh man, it’s up another 10% today. Wow. It’s got the AI fever right now going for it. You know, on the other side, you would think it would be lifting NVIDIA. But I looked at NVIDIA. NVIDIA is just sitting there on its support line. It’s down another $2 a share today. It’s down to $1.32 after hitting $1.52 just three weeks ago. So just dead in the water stock right now is NVIDIA. Not a lot of further around that one, huh? No. Well, I mean, is that the kiss of death to put it in the Dow? Maybe it is. Maybe that’s the kiss of death. I don’t know. I’ve noticed Sherwood Williams is way down, too, since they added it to the Dow. Okay. All right. So the FOMC, Federal Open Market Committee, in the last meeting of the year, is expected to deliver on Wednesday, usually around 2 o’clock, 2.30.
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A 25-point cut. And 230 will usually be that news conference, which will probably be, usually as is, the most important piece of the announcement. Right now we’ve got just over 95% chance of a quarter-point cut. And there’s 4.6% of folks out there out on a limb who are saying no change.
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Yeah, and it’s usually the guys that are always out on a limb and never right. That’s usually the way that goes. Now, I mean, the FOMC, you know, has made some bad calls and some big mistakes. They called inflation transitory back in 2020. And then they went on that vicious rate cycle, four 75-point hikes in a row. They were way behind the curve. They had to catch up. And I think now, I don’t think they want to go too fast here with rate cuts. I could see them slowing down next year. I’m sure the market’s going to start expecting one in January and one in February. That’ll be the expectations after Wednesday. But, you know, with those inflation reports last week, we’re not down around two yet where they want to go, and we still have some of the hottest inflation in the world right now. Well, there’s always earnings. There’s going to be just a handful this week. BlackBerry, which was once a big star in the wireless, in the phone area. People using BlackBerrys way before they were using iPhones and Android phones. FedEx will report this week. Micron will report. They’re always a little dicey. Both of those companies are dicey, FedEx and Micron. And Nike is dicey. It’s been really dicey recently. They’re going to report. Carnival’s going to report. Accenture, General Mills, Lenar, ConAgra, and Paychex. Hopefully there will be one on Friday, Barry, you know, right in front of Christmas and all that. I hope my paycheck comes in the mail. You never know. Anyways, so those are some of the stocks that will be in the HICO. That’s another good little aerospace stock. Red Cat, I’ve been watching Red Cat. It’s in the drone business. And that’s obviously been in the news here recently.
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Just a little bit.
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Yeah, I mean, okay, now listen, I’m just going to say something here. About three weeks ago, There’s a stock that I never heard of heating up and breaking out. I go, what in the world is going on there? It was Mirion. M-E, I can’t remember the symbol off the top of my head right now. Maybe it was, oh, it was M-I-R-I, I believe. M-I-R-I. And I go, what do they do for a living? No, it’s M-I-R. M-I-R, yeah, I just found it. All right. They provide radiation detection. through applications in medical, nuclear, and defense markets and laboratories.
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That’s the one you messaged us about.
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I did, and I put it out there on X. Yeah, well, okay, so this is not a company that makes nuclear energy or is coming in with the smaller reactors and whatnot. This is one that is out there that detects radiation. Okay. Why in the world is that stock going up? And, of course, the story that came out on Saturday, I believe, and Joe Rogan retweeted it. I did watch the video of the guy. He’s claiming that there’s a nuclear warhead missing somewhere up in the New Jersey area. And these drones are trying to find it by sniffing and looking for radiation leaks. So, anyways, look, I’m just saying. Now, I’m just going to also say, and if you go back to the newsletter, before COVID really broke, I saw a big movement in environmental protection clothing stocks and gloves and whatnot. And then the big news broke that COVID had come to America. You know, the stock market gets info. The stock market, a lot of times, there’s a lot of sleuths out there and a lot of people that are connected in the stock market. And, you know, that Marion is hitting a new high today, MIR, which is headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia. And they detect radiation. Okay. Now, as we look around the world, it’s slow. I see slow economies everywhere. I mean, we talk about China on almost a daily basis. how slow things are in China. Japan’s factory activity shrinks for the sixth straight month. They’re really slow. I mean, basically no growth. And German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, there’s also trouble out there. They’ve got a divided government, and they’re going to have a snap election. You have the same thing going on in France, but Germany’s economy has been facing persistent headwinds with political parties disagreeing on how to boost growth. The economy contracted 0.3% last year, Barry. They had a negative economy for the entire year. And it’s expected to decline 0.2% this year, 2024, and stagnate in 2025. So you have no growth Germany. You have political issues in Germany. You’ve got South Korea, which impeached their leader over the weekend. And you have issues in France, politically and economy. And the U.K. has gone into contraction. So anyways, I watch those around the world because they’re indicators of what’s to come down the road. We’ll be right back. And welcome back here to the second quarter of today’s Best Stocks Now show with just 15 days left in the year. We’re watching the markets. The earnings season obviously over. There’s still just a few laggards here trickling in. We’re lining up earnings estimates for next year, 2025, and the year after that, 2026. I’ll be at a bell-ringing ceremony, Barry, on Wednesday, and I hope it’s not my bell getting rung, but we’re going to close the NASDAQ on Wednesday. Nice, yeah.
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You talked about that last week, so I’m glad you’re going to get to go. Yes.
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I’m in the group for Granite Shares ETFs. I’ve been interviewed by him, the CEO of Granite Shares. It’s kind of a different concept. You know, what was the original purpose of ETFs? You didn’t have single stock risk, right? And GraniteShares, a lot of their ETFs, yeah, spreading your risk so you don’t, it’s different from owning one stock. GraniteShares has gone in a direction where they’ll take one stock, such as Tesla, create an ETF that is double long or short. So, you know, in a way, there is a big need for that because if you own an IRA, you can’t do shorting. Well, you can buy the inverse ETFs, but now you can short select stocks if you’re really negative on Tesla or if you’re negative, I think, They’ve got several that they’ve chosen so far to go either long or short. And then they also have just some more traditional ETFs. But it’s a pretty innovative company. They’re a disruptor. Disruptors like to hang around with disruptors and they even have a disruptor ETF. So somehow they found me and we’ve been communicating and they’ve interviewed me on X and then they invited me to the my wife and I to the so the Wednesday’s close of the NASDAQ. I don’t know. Some of them film it. I think CNBC and Fox Business and maybe Bloomberg will be up there.
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I’ll record it on a couple of channels and see if we catch a glimpse.
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Yeah, I hope it’s not on the cartoon channel or something like that. But anyways… I’ve done it once before, the opening bell over at the New York Stock Exchange many years ago. Okay, now, back to business here. We’ve got, you know, everybody wants to kiss the ring now. You notice that? Trump’s ring. You’ve got a couple big CEOs last week donating a hundred grand to, or no, a million to Trump’s big party, his… His coronation. Another one is ponying up a million dollars today. Sam Altman, who is OpenAI’s controversial CEO. He’s the one that got fired by OpenAI. Microsoft hired him. And then OpenAI took him back. He’s going to donate a million dollars to Trump’s inauguration. He is basically, I mean, the biggest driver behind AI right now. And there’s been a lot of controversy at that company. Recently, one of their developers committed suicide. He did not like the road that this OpenAI is going down. And that’s why they fired Altman. And people quit because they were going down a road that he said he wouldn’t go down. As far as I know, they’re back to going down that road wherever it leads us. SoftBank’s chief. Which has been around, I remember SoftBank when I first got into the business. It was his father back then. Now it’s Masayoshi’s son, who is the son of the founder of SoftBank. And just like the name, I mean, they are a bank. They invest their private equity mostly, but they do own a lot of publicly traded companies. They were one of the original venture capitalists investing in good companies. I remember they owned Yahoo and others way back when. They haven’t done as well recently. You can buy SoftBank, S-F-T-B-Y. He’s going to promise $100 billion in investments in America. during his visit to Trump. So he came and kissed the ring and met with Trump on Friday night. And brought a truckload of cash. Yes, and sushi. No, truckload of cash. You’re right, $100 billion. Bitcoin, no, well, before we get to Bitcoin, also Tim Cook Friday night. Apple’s leader sitting at Miralago at the head table. Tech leaders across the globe are shaking hands with the new president-elect as big tech looks to improve ties. Well, you know, they’ve all come around now, pretty much all of them. I haven’t seen Bill Gates at the head table yet. I don’t know that we’ll ever see that, but it’s supposedly going to be a more favorable environment for tech. Several of them are under fire right now from the FTC, the, you know, what’s Google, who’s going at, not the Department of Justice, but the antitrust department. is after them. Bitcoin surges above 106,000 as Fed decision looms. There just doesn’t seem to be any stopping it. You know, it’s the greater fool theory. It’s just one guy buys it for a higher price and the next guy buys it and it lasts until the greater fool theory doesn’t last anymore. could go to a million who knows it could be nary very near the top who knows there’s really no way to value it other than its supply and demand and that’s the way that works argentinian bank stocks attract wall street amid success of mele’s shock therapy well I would just say that Argentina decided to do something drastically different, and he put government spending on a massive diet. Argentina is the best performing market in the world. Now, whether it’s sustainable, whether it lasts, Argentina is up 65%. I own one of the little banks in the incubator fund. It’s doing great right now. But Javier Mille, what he’s done has just boosted the Argentinian stocks. Now, whether or not jobs and it’s trickling down, I don’t know any of that. But the bank stocks are up 151% so far this year. And one could say that we’re doing a very similar thing here in the U.S. with the DOGE effort. Department of Government, what is it, Government Expenses?
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Department of Government Efficiency.
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Okay, I like that even better. We should be efficient in everything that we do. I believe in efficiency. As a CEO of a company, I believe in running an efficient company. Otherwise, you become Morgan Stanley or the government, you know. Okay, when we come back, some of the hottest stocks in the market, they just continue to pound out new highs. Where are they? Who are they? What are the best stocks now? 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 GundersonCapital.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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And welcome back here to the second half of today’s Best Stocks Now show. And the market seems optimistic about a quarter point rate cut.
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Later this week, we’ve got the NASDAQ is up 151. The S&P is up 26. The Dow is up 64. And the small caps are up 9. And in the meantime, the 10-year is down a little bit. to 4.39. It closed at 4.40 on Friday. And of course, we’ve got crypto, Bitcoin right now, sitting at 106,020. That’s a new all-time high on the Bitcoin, the crypto. Okay, stocks that will not stop. Full speed ahead. Tesla lands higher price targets from Wedbush. They’re going from 515 to 650. Dan Ives said the firm believes the Trump White House over the next four years will be a total game changer for the autonomous and AI story for Tesla. Well, that’s all I can say. He’s sitting in a pretty good spot, is Elon Musk right now. Tesla’s stock today is hitting a new all-time high, $446.77. We did a good job there getting in that stock after the election. We paid $354. So it’s up almost $100 a share since we made that call on Tesla. And it is one of the chosen ones in the premier growth portfolio. You can’t really – it doesn’t make sense on evaluation on what’s known today about the stock. I think they’re buying it on what is unknown down the road about the stock, Barry. And with GM dropping out of the – the autonomous race that does narrow it down the race to uh three three companies really google tesla and that aura innovations so tesla is pounding out a new high today 447 it’s up to 1.4 trillion who’s the richest man in the world by far now Taking the big lead is Elon Musk. Target price from Wedbush today is $6.50. Wow, it’s at $4.47 right now. No stopping Tesla. Maybe it’ll end up in the Dow someday. Palantir to be added to the NASDAQ 100. That’s another unstoppable stock. Palantir, we’ve done well with Palantir, really well with it. And now it goes into the NASDAQ 100. It’s also in the S&P 500.
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That’s pretty big that it’s going in the NASDAQ 100.
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Yeah, that’s a pretty select list of stocks. There is the NASDAQ composite, which is a lot of stocks, but that NASDAQ 100 is the nucleus of the NASDAQ. Palantir was an $8 stock in 2020. They came public the year of COVID, and now it is a $72.88 stock. It’s not hitting a new high today, but we do own Palantir also. Added to the NASDAQ 100, who are they replacing? Supermicrocomputer, SMCI. which has been all over the map. I see Super Micros going for trying to float some shares. They need some cash. They need some money to continue their growth trajectory. Bank of America’s top chip stocks for 2025. Well, you know what? I could have said this. NVIDIA, Broadcom, and Marvell. Those are the three stocks. And they’re pretty much, I mean, those are the heavyweights out there right now. They also like LAM research on semiconductor and cadence design systems. But having said that. It’s slow. Other than Broadcom breaking out on Friday in a big way, it continues to be a very, very slow. NVIDIA is just dead in the water. I think between the money going into Tesla and the money going into Bitcoin, there’s no money left over to go into NVIDIA, Barry. Maybe that’s the case. I don’t know. That flow of funds has maxed out. Well, you know, I’ve seen a little bit of the bloom come off the rose in AI. In fact, I’ve seen some estimates that only 5% or 6% of the companies out there are going to really use AI for anything. So maybe we got ahead of ourselves. in this AI. But they like those three, NVIDIA, Broadcom, and Marvell. And MRVL, they made a big breakthrough in quantum computing last week, which was big news. The quantum stocks continue to do well. The biggest issue that the semiconductor chips have is China. Okay, William Blair, their top 2025 picks include Broadcom, again, Workday, and monday.com, also CloudFlare. Those are all pretty good stocks. I can’t argue with those. Those are some very fast-moving stocks. Workday had kind of a weak report recently, but it’s out there in the Silicon Valley. It should do okay next year. And Cloudflare has always been a very good stock, NET. They also like pure storage. I have issues with the storage stocks. I think they’re too commoditized myself. Arm Qualcomm head to court over chip design license dispute. Well, Qualcomm’s been a dead stock. Qualcomm seems to be kind of really looking anywhere they can for some kind of growth. They considered buying Intel there for a while. They turned away from that. I mean, there’s no growth in Intel. And then they tried to do AI. That has not worked out. And Qualcomm is just scraping paint down there on the $150 area, going nowhere in a hurry. And they’re looking for ways to grow, but it’s not on anybody’s list right now. Maybe they’ll win this court case. I don’t know if that helps or not. But anyways, Qualcomm seems to be pretty much dead in the water right now. They claim that iPhone, okay, so we’ve been saying that iPhone needs some kind of a catalyst in their next phone, and maybe this is it. I know I’ve been looking ahead for a bigger screen. How about a foldable, oh I see it’s an iPad. I thought it was an iPhone. A foldable iPad. Okay, I don’t see that as big a thing as a foldable phone. It’s been Android that’s come out with the, on Huawei. Huawei came out with the foldable phone. Apparently, Apple’s next phone. Yeah, you highlighted it in that article that time. When Apple really came out with nothing on that day, Huawei came out with a foldable phone that you can fold up and put in your pocket. Apparently, Apple’s next phone is going to be a lot thinner. Okay, a lot thinner. Maybe that’s what they got to do first before they can get it down to where it will fold up. Novo Nordisk is parking $1.2 billion for new rare disease drugs plant in Denmark. That’s another couple of stocks that have been pretty dead in the water here recently. Now, Novo was going down, going down. Finally, it bottomed out at $100. It’s back to $109, but doesn’t really look that exciting right now, even though they’ve got the weight loss drugs. And Lilly is looking better. It got down to $711. It’s back to $791. It’s up $80 per share in the last three or four weeks. It’s up a little bit today. And it does seem that now I’m hearing that the new people going in to the health and human services and the CDC and all that, they are for the weight loss drugs. And, you know, I also read that the obesity rate in America has come down for the first time in many years. I mean, it’s still way up there.
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That’s pretty amazing.
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Yeah, I mean, that’s like moving an aircraft carrier, right? And, you know, I just see all the benefits that come along with. Lily wanted a separate designation for sleep apnea, and they didn’t get it. But, you know, I mean, look, it just makes people healthier to get the weight off. Okay, when we come back, I’m going to talk about a company. It takes a long time to enrich uranium. This is another race. This is almost as hot as the AI race right now. These nuclear stocks, getting nuclear reactors down in size. possibly getting them portable, building smaller nuclear reactors to run these data farms, and being able to enrich uranium at a much faster pace. There’s a letter that came out from one of these companies today showing some pretty good progress. And that stock is up 19.4% today. We own it in the incubator account. We’ll be right back.
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We’ll be right back.
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And welcome back here to the final segment of today’s Best Stocks Now show. Well, the short sellers have gone after ASPI. And it looks like they better run for cover because they’re getting clobbered now. They’re short selling as this stock continues to take off. Now, look, this is a small one. It’s $420 million in market cap. It’s not even a billion-dollar stock. That puts it down. It’s not a micro cap, but it’s a very small, small-cap stock. And they’re the one that is coming up with a faster way. In fact, listen to this. This is a letter that the CEO sent out today saying, This is a letter from the CEO Paul Mann. As the year comes towards the end, I want to personally write to you to summarize some of the more significant milestones the company has achieved. during 2024 and discuss our future goals for 2025. The company completed the construction of two ASP isotope enrichment facilities, with one awaiting the delivery of feedstock, which is carbon-14, and the second currently in the commissioning phase, which is silicon-28. The company completed the construction of the first quantum enrichment facility, Whatever that is, I think it means it enriches it a lot faster. That’s usually when I hear the word quant, quantum, it means fast, speed.
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Like quantum computing, yeah. Like that Google announcement last week.
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One of the radiation products that we’re working on is Ytterbium-176. which is a precursor for the production of luteum-177, the active component of Novartis pluvecto, a potential blockbuster for the treatment of prostate cancer. So, yeah, I mean, obviously, radiation is used in the treatment of cancers. And they’re also coming up with better, right, better types of the radiation treatments. The company signed two contracts with U.S.-based customers for the supply of highly enriched silicon-28 products. to enable the next generation of semiconductors for quantum computing, artificial intelligence, and large data centers. I mean, this stock, this little stock, is in all the hottest areas of the market.
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It does everything, doesn’t it? Yes.
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Now, it’s a long-term, it has no sales, no earnings yet, but obviously it looks like they’re moving in the right direction. And the stock today is up 18.2%. That’s one in the, I mean, obviously, where are you going to own a little stock like that? It’s in an incubator portfolio that maybe someday, this is way down in the farm system, maybe someday this thing will start really advancing here. But they’re definitely working in the right areas as ASPI. Okay, now we’re going to look at the overall markets and just have a kind of a dive underneath the surface here. We’re going to go to the NASDAQ. I want to go to the NASDAQ 100 here real quickly where we’re getting a new member there. Let’s see, who was the member of the, it is our friends at, not Cloudflare, but the other one, CrowdStrike. No, not CrowdStrike, the other one. You know, we just talked about it.
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Anyways. Palo Alto?
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Yeah, Palantir. Palantir. Okay, now. Palantir, yeah. All right, let’s go to the NASDAQ components.
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Named off the whole cybersecurity group right there.
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I have so many symbols swimming around in my head. You know, sometimes they get clogged. Okay, now. The biggest winners in the NASDAQ today, and the NASDAQ is having a good day. I’m pretty shocked at the Broadcom. Wow. All of a sudden, you know, that thing was dead in the water for a long time, months and months last year. And it’s like, you know, you can’t count these big tech companies out. It’s up 6.3 and it’s tacking that on, I think it was up 20% or something on Friday. Micron’s up 6.1% today. Micron’s going to be reporting this week. The other one that has really woken up, with a vengeance, and we did buy it last week, is Alphabet. Pete Chai, the CEO, he was at the main table with Trump down in Mar-a-Lago. Alphabet is breaking out today, and that’s a new all-time high. Alphabet, Google, is now $2.4 billion, despite a big antitrust case against it by the U.S. government. The current administration is after it. They better hurry up. I don’t think they’ll get that one done in time, and we’ll have to see whether or not the Trump administration carries that one on. And then cadence design, which is pretty good. You know, that’s out there on maybe the second ring of AI. Cadence design systems, they help with software for designing a chip, circuit design, etc., And then Tesla’s up 2.5% today. So these are kind of the unstoppables right now in the market. Down at the bottom, oh, man, NVIDIA’s down another 2% today. What is wrong? I don’t see anything out there. other than maybe it got way ahead of itself. It’s barely holding on to its support level here at around 132.
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Could folks be rebalancing? I wonder if there could be some big institutions rebalancing right at the end of the year where they’ve got it and essentially they’re going to sell their winners and buy more of their losers?
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I don’t know. Now, I would think in January you’re going to see some selling. In the first few weeks of January, people putting off those capital gains. I mean, why would you sell now and log in?
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For another 12 months, right?
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That’s what I would think. But, man, it’s just dead in the water. It just came to a screeching halt. And it is under pressure, NVIDIA is. Okay, and then the other loser there are the losers. Starbucks is a loser, in my opinion. Walgreens is a loser. Microchip Technologies is a loser. Qualcomm is a loser. The losers continue to be losers. And even AMD is a loser, okay? There’s only a couple of chip stocks that are doing any good at all right now. Now, if we look at the S&P 500, we’ll go out… on this. Do we have time here? No, we don’t have time. We’re out of time. I just want to see what the biggest winner in the S&P 500 is. Well, again, it’s Broadcom and Micron, those two. All right, now, we’re going to continue the four-week trial, at least until the end of the year, of the live trading. I’m having a great time. I hope you’re having a good time with it. You’re getting a lesson on the market. Hopefully, you’re getting some under-the-radar types of stocks here. And, of course, obviously, the above-the-radar investments that we make in the big companies. Go to GundersenCapital.com. And if you’d like to speak with us, set up an appointment about managing your portfolio, give us a call at 855-611-BEST. 855-611-BEST. Have a great day, everybody.
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