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 Tuesday. It is the Tariff Tuesday fallout and all kinds of things happening here today. This is Bill Gunderson, president of Gunderson Capital Management. We’re broadcasting from downtown Charleston, Old Charleston. We’re having our annual kickoff meeting here with our whole crew, having a lot of fun and watching the markets in the meantime. Right now, we have the Dow slightly down. Let’s see. Let me get to my market page. There we go. The Dow right now is down a little bit. And the NASDAQ is having a very good day because the NASDAQ is being helped by a couple of stocks, namely Spotify and Palantir, which is up 25% today. The Dow’s down just slightly here right now, but the NASDAQ, again, is now up almost 1%. 183 points while the Dow is down 6. The S&P is up 24. Right now that’s 40 basis points. Small caps are up 20 basis points. And we’re watching interest rates here with the tariff war flying back and forth across continents. Right now we have the tenure up today, three basis points to 4.56. That’s only up, yeah, four basis points right now to the upside. And Bitcoin’s having a good day. It’s up almost 4,000. It’s back above 100,000. Oh, no, it just slipped below it. It’s 99,827. So welcome to today’s Best Stocks Now show with professional money manager Bill Gunderson. I’m here with Barry Kite, our chartered financial analyst. And we had quite a day. Yesterday, Barry. I mean, it was during, literally. Yesterday was fun, huh? Yeah, literally during the show when the market was reeling down some 600, 700 points on the Dow and the NASDAQ was down over 2%. Mexico chimed in and agreed to deploy 10,000 troops to the border. They’re rushing 10,000 troops to the border to prevent drug trafficking at the border. So President Trump took that 25% tariff off of Mexico for one month. I guess he wants to see those troops there before anything happens. The market regained probably 60% to 70% of its losses throughout the day. But then last night while we were at dinner, we heard that Canada had decided to beef up border security. And so they get, are granted, a 30-day reprieve on tariffs, which were already placed upon them. And Canada is making new commitments to its $1.3 billion border plan, Trudeau said. He’s going to appoint a fentanyl czar. and launching with the U.S. a joint strike force on organized crime, fentanyl trafficking, and money laundering. Well, you know, the only thing I can say is why has it taken so long? I mean, it’s ridiculous that we’ve just had this first border. I mean, how many people have died over the last several years? from these drugs coming through the border, and a lot of it being backed by China. So anyways, for now, Trudeau has come around. He blinked. Claudia Scheinbaum down in Mexico has blinked. Now we have to worry about China. And of course, China has a 10% tariff on them. China retaliated today with a 20% tariff on mostly its coal reserves, The imports of U.S. coal, imports of U.S. energy, which would be oil and natural gas, and they’re putting restrictions on their rare earth minerals, which we badly need for chip making. But Trump seems to have a plan there, which we’ll get to here in a moment. I also saw yesterday, this is interesting. So after dinner last night, Barry, several of them rode home with me or back to the hotel in my car. I took them on just a little tour of downtown Charleston, which isn’t very big, the peninsula, the old town Charleston, I suppose. And I drove them by Scott Besson’s house. He has a large mansion right on the water. Very large. One of the largest mansions in Charleston. And I see the news here today that Trump has ordered the creation of a U.S. sovereign wealth fund, which I think is a great idea myself. You know, most countries have wealth funds, and they make a lot of money on those wealth funds. They invest in some very good companies. And, of course, you know, it goes into the balance sheet of our country. And it’s kind of Secretary Scott Besson’s idea. And Lutnick, who was with the Cantor Fitzgerald, too crazy. They’ve got a green light, and it sounds like the very first purchase could be 50-50 on TikTok. Yeah, Lutnick and TikTok, right? So I like the idea myself. I don’t know why. You know, Bush Jr. floated the idea of, why don’t we take the Social Security funds… And just invest in indexes, okay? So let’s just look at the Dow. When I got in the market 25 years ago, the Dow was at $3,000, and now it’s at $45,000. Imagine if we would have invested the Social Security money. We could have been living off of the gains and supporting that fund instead of depleting it every year. It makes a lot of sense to me why it hasn’t been done before. I have no idea, but it sounds like now that’s a possibility. I’ll bet the second investment will be Trump social media, right? I don’t know. Or Tesla.
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Maybe the coin, the name coin.
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Yeah, Bitcoin. I don’t know. But anyways, I do think it’s a good idea myself. Okay, we’ve had a lot of earnings here pour in last night. We’re going to get to those, but we have the biggest winner in the market today. And when I was in New York, I don’t know what it was, three weeks, four weeks ago when I visited the NASDAQ, I did an interview with Granite Share’s CEO. And he was asking each of us that were in attendance there, that was the day we were there to ring the closing bell of the NASDAQ, what my top conviction pick for 2025 was. And while all the young kids in there that were younger than me were given their top picks, every one of them picked Bitcoin, which doesn’t take a lot of imagination. And I said, no, I think Palantir is my top conviction pick. Granite Sheriffs happens to have a two-times Palantir ETF. They also have an inverse Palantir ETF. Palantir is up 25% today. It is a monster. You know, the opposite of the soggy stuff. Yes, we have two huge winners today. and uh i i almost feel like coining a new term like not monster trucks which i go to with my grandkids i go to these monster truck rallies or or whatever they call them we should have monster stocks because we’ve we’ve we’ve literally had so many monster stocks over the years i think palantir has turned into a monster stock i really do because they have their feet in so many fires they’re in the uh crypto fire they’re in the uh you know security They’re in AI big time. So, I mean, what an unbelievable company that has come along here. Really, within the last few years, I don’t think they went public. When did they go public? I’m going to look. It was a highly anticipated IPO, and they came public.
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It’s their first annual profit, well, for Spotify today. They’re talking about two companies. I guess, boy, Palantir has been…
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I guess since 2020. I didn’t think it was that long.
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Yeah, I thought it was around 2020, yeah.
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But that’s your stock of the day. That’s your chart of the day. It’s now at 27%. And, of course, it’s having a big impact on our assets under management today because it’s one of the 18 that we own in our premier growth portfolio, which is our biggest one. And it’s a member of our ultra-growth portfolio, which isn’t as big as the premier growth, but it’s growing, obviously. And so being in both of those portfolios, it makes it one of our top holdings here at Gunderson Capital Management. So there you go, Palantir. I mean, you can own Kimberly-Clark if you want. We call that the soggy diaper stock. You don’t want to own soggy diaper stocks. But Palantir has reported. Tonight we’re going to get Google. And it looks like Google is in the crosshairs in China’s retaliation. They’re going to investigate Google, okay, like everybody investigates Google. Join the crowd. We’ll be right back. And welcome back here to the second quarter of today’s Best Stocks Now show. Well, let’s just take a look here at a few others that we’ll be reporting here. Google obviously is a big one. AMD. Man, AMD hasn’t done anything in quite some time. We’ll be reporting. Pfizer has already reported. We’ll get to that. Pepsi. Oh, Chipotle will report tonight. That’s always kind of fun to watch. Spotify. Monster stock. Listen to me. It’s become a monster stock. I couldn’t believe it when I bought the stock quite a while ago. The growth in earnings. I never thought, you know, Pandora didn’t really work out. And Sirius Satellite really didn’t work out. And XMR, XMSR, whatever it was, satellite didn’t work out. All I can say is they’re doing something right at Spotify. because it’s turned into a monster stock. Now, tomorrow we’ll all be awaiting Ford’s earnings, yes, or Ford’s earnings, which they haven’t done anything for a long time. hasn’t done anything for a long time. Qualcomm will report. Uber will report tomorrow. And some insurance stocks. And Novo Nordisk, that will be interesting to see how they’re doing with their Wigovi stock. And then on Thursday, the big one, Amazon will report. Amazon has been doing very well lately. Very, very, very well. Cloudflare will report. Roblox, Lilly will report. We’ll see how they’re doing with their weight loss stock. Peloton, Yum! Brands, and a few others. So that’s the earnings reports for this week. By the end of Friday, we should have about 50%, I would say, of the earnings season behind us. Now, let’s go back to those rare earth minerals for a minute. China has an abundance of rare earth minerals. And they’re not called rare earth minerals by accident. They’re rare, and they’re very much needed in many things, in batteries, semiconductors, space exploration. They’re very important. It’s very important to have a supply of those.
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Defense industry, the defense industrial complex, you use things like tungsten a lot. Right, right.
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i think trump has a pretty good idea ukraine guess who has a lot of rare earth minerals is ukraine says okay ukraine you want money from us you know for the weapons to fight russia well we want to be able to access your rare earth minerals hey you know i it sounds like a good eye instead of just doling out money to them And, you know, millions have died. We want something in return. We’re telling Ukraine they have very valuable rare earths. I’ve got to believe Greenland does, too. And that’s why he’s after Greenland. In fact, I’ve read that Greenland does. And they’re obviously very important. Trump is looking to do a deal with Ukraine where they’re going to secure what we’re giving them with their rare earths and other things. We want a guarantee. I remember Trump saying many times that we should have taken the oil when we invaded Iraq and all of the Mideast conflicts. He said we should have taken the oil. Rare earths refer to 17 elements, 17 elements used to make key components in cell phones, electric vehicles, wind turbines, advanced weapons. China currently dominates rare earth production. So that’s a that’s a. A little bit of leverage that China has over us. They’re going to make it very difficult to put big tariffs on the rare earths. So Trump indicated that the Ukraine government is willing to make a deal. He says we’re giving them hundreds of billions of dollars. I want security of the rare earth minerals that they have, and they’re willing to do it. I would imagine those rare earth minerals are not that important to Ukraine right now. Survival is much more important to Ukraine right now. Okay, on the nuclear front, Bank of America starts Talon Energy. With a buy center, their Bank of America initiates coverage with a buy rating at a $253 target. Talon is actually connected to Constellation Energy. It was a part of Constellation, and I think they put one part of their company into bankruptcy, and then it came out of bankruptcy, and it became Talon Energy. We own Talon Energy in our aggressive growth portfolio. Talon right now is up, no it’s actually down just a hair right now. It’s out of Allentown, Pennsylvania. And they’re also, you know, they’re very much like Vistra is in Texas. Talon operates power infrastructure in the U.S. located in the Mid-Atlantic, Montana, and New England. Okay, so they’re kind of a broker of power assets, and that’s a good spot to be right now. And they also have that nuclear connection also. So anyways, that’s a new buy recommendation at Bank of America. Here’s another one. This is a smaller one, but it’s an interesting story. I put this on my watch list this morning. There’s a company in Canada called Snow Lake Resources. Snow Lake Resources. They’re out of Winnipeg. And they explore and produce lithium. And as you know, the lithium stocks have not done very well. They’re kind of rebranding themselves. Snow Lake is the name of the company, L-I-T-M, which obviously refers to lithium in the symbol. They’re in a partnership to lead North America’s nuclear renaissance. Okay, so that’s the buzz right now, the nuclear renaissance. It seems like if you mention that you’re part of that nuclear rent. Now, I don’t know if they’ve actually got something there, but they are rebranding themselves, and they’re in some strategic partnerships. They’re signing some letters of intent. We’ll keep our eye on it. L-I-T-M. But that is a very hot sector. And there is an ETF now called the Nuclear Renaissance. We’ve talked about it a lot here. on uh on our show uh and by the way as far as that nasdaq bell ringing you’re going to be doing it you and jeff webster will be there on monday yeah next monday yeah yes next monday so looking looking looking forward to it it’s uh yeah it’s one of those kind of it came across came across the desk and one of those you can’t you can’t not do it so uh
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We’re making the trek.
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Yes, I said, you guys go this time. We got invited by Profunds to be there. We’re going to ring the bell on, I think, the 20th anniversary of their triple, triple, TQQQ, which has tripled the NASDAQ. I think it’s the number one ETF over the last 10 years or something like that. I’ve been involved with bond funds for over 20 years.
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Yeah, they were the first group, right, that would do some of the leverage ETFs. They’re the ones that really kind of almost turned everything into an ETF at some point over the years.
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Yes, exactly. And they were the very first ones to come along with inverse funds for hedging. Okay, when we come back, I’ve got a hot little drone stock to talk about. And we’ve got to focus a little bit on Palantir in this segment. Monster, monster report they reported last night. 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. Thank you.
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And welcome back to the second half of the Best Docs.
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Now, Shaw, just looking at the, you know, I send out with this live trading, you know, messages and subscription. For the people that want to just try it out, I’ve been offering four weeks of that. I’m going back to January the 22nd, 13 days ago, and I said I already own a 5% overall position in Palantir. It was $76.94 on that day in both days. the ultra and premier growth portfolios, buying a like-sized position, meaning 5%, for new clients. It currently meets all of my criteria. And then I put a chart. I always enclose a chart of the stocks I’m buying or selling so you can kind of see, what the charts look like at that point in time. So that was just 13 days ago. Now, if you’ve become a client four days ago, you don’t own Palantir right now. That’s not a whole lot of people, but that’s the way I work. I mean, I wait for the right time. to add to these stocks that i that i already own now i’m looking also right around that same time period okay uh let’s see we bought oh there it is this is same day well january 23rd was a good day to be following bill gunnarsson at 3 43 p.m i sent out a text or an email i i have documentation of all of this all right because i sent it out through email and i do it on seeking alpha to the subscribers there. I already own a 5% overall position in Spotify, and this is also a big portfolio of our holding because we own it in both the Premier and the dividend and growth portfolio because Spotify pays a dividend. Palantir does not. If it did, we would have owned it in our dividend portfolio too, right? The only stock we’ve ever owned.
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It meets the criteria.
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Yes. Except for the dividend. We’ve had Nvidia in all three portfolios from time to time. Buying a like-sized position today for new clients. This is January 23rd, 13 days ago. The stock still looks very good to me. And Spot is up, wow, look at that chart. That’s beautiful. It’s up $58 a share today. which works out to 10.3%. So we’re having a huge day overall. Now, I haven’t given out all winners, okay, but I think we’ve done pretty good. I’m just going to read one that comes to my mind here that I sent out fairly recently. It was the day that Deckers was going to report earnings, and Deckers has had a pretty good record of earnings. They beat way more often than not. And so it didn’t faze me that they were, I really liked the chart. It met all my criteria, blah, blah, blah. And I added, for new clients, I bought Deckers for them. And I think that night, I think it was, yes, this was January 30th. Okay, I already own a 5% position in Deckers in both the ultra and emerging growth. This has been a big, big winner for us over the years, and it has. It still meets all of my criteria. buying a like-sized position today for new clients in both portfolios the stock was breaking out to new all-time highs that day then they reported earnings and they came up a little short and it was down i think 23 percent the very next day so yeah seven at one point yeah Fair and balanced here at Gunderson Capital Management. But, look, you know, you want to have more winners than losers. You’re always going to have some losers come along. But if you own, you know, 15, 20 or so, you know, a loser’s not going to hurt you that much. And usually a best stock now, they’ll eventually come back, usually, because that’s what makes them great. They have good management that knows how to figure out where they went wrong, correct it. Correct the course. They haven’t been as successful, one of the greatest stocks of the last decade, by making a lot of mistakes. So anyways, you know, there’s a funny dynamic going on right now. You can find opposites in every sector. So in that shoe sector, until a week ago, you had one stock hitting new all-time highs. in uh in deckers and you had nike just floundering right and here’s the sign of the time today fox fox news reported earnings That stock is breaking out to a new all-time high. And conversely, Comcast, which owns CNN and the other, is hitting a new low. They own NBC, Universal, etc. it’s just you know things change the pendulum swings back and forth companies come in favor they go out of favor and of course you know i guess the swing from biden to trump i mean fox is is hitting new highs and comcast is hitting new lows now another stock and i asked my wife this this morning i said why is sd lauder what went wrong at sd lauder this stock has gone from 400 down to 70 while there’s been other cosmetic stocks that have done very well and she had two reasons she said uh let’s see she says too much competition which i agree i mean estee lauder kind of used to have a mark a big uh share of the market. I believe Estee Lauder also owns… What’s that kind of high-end brand that they own? I can’t think of it right now.
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But all of these… It’ll come to me in a minute.
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But she says, too many competitors, and also, she says, none of the makeup influencers use it. Isn’t that interesting? I mean, here we are in 2025… And that’s why they call them influencers, I guess. Nobody on TikTok is showing you how to apply Estee Lauder makeup.
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Estee Lauder, right?
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Instead, it’s e.l.f., which hasn’t been a very good stock recently. But, you know, it’s just kind of amazing how, you know, cycles, cycles in the market, cycles in the economy, cycles in the political makeup of countries and whatnot. It swings back and forth. State Farm is crying, man. They need to raise California insurance rates by 22% for non-tenant homeowners, 15% for renters, and 38% for rental dwellings. State farm rate hikes are needed as the risk is greater in California. So anyways, they’re racking up some, they’re taking in way less in premiums than they’re putting out in California. So there’s a big problem there that they have with the insurance. Now, okay, drone stocks. This was an interesting story. This stock showed up in my A-plus momentum list. Zena. Z-E-N-A said on Tuesday it has signed a letter of intent to acquire a fifth land survey engineering company. And in southeast Florida. And you’re thinking, why would a land survey engineering company be such a hot little deal? It will be their second acquisition in southeast Florida. The company intends to apply the new acquisition to build the fleet of its Xena drone, AI drones, to assist Border Patrol and law enforcement with border protection applications addressing illegal immigration. So if you think about it, land surveying these days is using drones, right? And engineering, it requires engineering. And the drones do a big part of this, and they’re going to be used in guarding the border. So I put Xena on my watch list, Z-E-N-A. Let’s see how it’s doing today. It’s up 7.8%. So anyways, that’s a Canadian company, by the way. All right, Palantir is the stock of the day. The outlook keeps analysts largely bullish. B of A reiterated its high rating, raised the target price from $90 to $125. And I read here that Palantir tops $100 billion as C-suite touts untamed growth and AI platform. They’re AI platforms. So… You can talk about the Magnificent Seven. Palantir is up 514% in the last 12 months and just cracked $100 billion in market cap for the first time. And that was my top pick for this year. And I think that’s a pretty good pick. One of the best performing stocks out there. Looking great today. And they’re also very tight with the government and defense. So they have so many irons in the fire that, hey, what can I say? It’s still in their early stages. And their CEO, Alex Karp, said, hey, we’ve got a lot of growth left in us. So anyways, a new software juggernaut has indeed emerged here in Palantir. We’ll be right back.
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Do what you want to do.
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And welcome back here to the final segment of today’s Best Docs Now show. There is a little news here during the break. It sounds like RFK Jr. has passed through the important committee, and it looks very likely that he will be confirmed as the new HHS. Secretary. So that’ll be interesting, Barry. Never a dull moment, I’m sure, between Elon Musk and Besant and the guy from Cantor Fitzgerald and Trump himself. Plenty of drama. Plenty of news. That’s why Fox’s ratings have gone way up. And they’re reporting record earnings and the stock hitting a new high today. My pillow guy’s got to be happy, I guess. I don’t know. But anyways, it’s an active world that we live in, not passive by any means. Now, we’ve got to look very quickly at Spotify. Spotify guides for another strong quarter. They beat their earnings and the shares rally. Now, I don’t know what the difference is. Is it Joe Rogan? I mean, look, Sirius satellite began this whole thing maybe 15 years ago when they took Howard Stern, took him off the airwaves, the terrestrial airwaves. and put him up in space from satellite. It was a big experiment at that time, and you could only listen to him by being a subscriber to XM or Sirius Satellite, whatever it was named back then. It wasn’t a very successful experiment. Bob Dylan had his own show there for a while on Sunday evenings. It was a little crazy. But there was some good music on it, and others have had their shows that were exclusively, if you’re not a subscriber, and I believe it’s that way on Spotify, right? You’ve got to be a subscriber to listen to Rogan.
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Yeah, I think, you know, there’s… there’s certain premium features. Number one, right? I mean, obviously if you want to have the full music experience, you’ve got to be a subscriber and they’ve got obviously added a lot more content, not just playing, you know, other people’s songs, but now, you know, having personalities where, of course, Rogan being one of the most successful ones on there. And it’s also the first, I think it’s the first annual profit that they’ve turned. I mean, so these are, you know, there’s always these, You know, I remember Tesla being, you know, when they first, you know, announced, you know, earnings and positive cash flow. Yeah. Yeah. And Spotify, if you’ve looked over the last year, right, and you’ve seen them monetize the business and, you know, Basically, they’ve been adding new personalities over time, and now that’s cranking out a profit for them. Netflix is another story over the years, right? Absolutely. At first it was spending so much money on content, and then eventually, right, now they make money.
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Well, you know, I was amazed when Spotify started showing up in my app. What really blew me away is they lost money for many years from 2017 to 2023. That’s very recently. They were losing about $2 to $3 a share per year, but they were building that subscription base. And they were starting to move towards profitability. Then, like you say, this year, which this is their final report for 2024, they went from a loss of $3 per share in 2023 to a profit of earnings of $5.69. And now, wait, it gets better than that because this year, which we’re now into it by a little over a month, they’re expected to make $9.55 per share, which would be 68% earnings growth. And next year, they’re expected to make $12.08 in earnings, which would be another 26%. You know, I remember updating my valuation on it about a year ago, maybe somewhere in there, and I was just blown away. I couldn’t believe it that they were becoming so profitable. And so we went in with guns blazing in both the – I think we bought it first in the ultra-growth portfolio, and it started doing really well. And I said, you know what? This is becoming a monster portfolio. And we added it to our premier growth. It’s a very select club. I mean, that’s 17, 18 of the best growth stocks that we can find in the world today. And Spotify is one of those. And we’re being rewarded today. Stocks do follow earnings. They came in with growth of 8% in sales, but it’s the earnings. They made $1.82 versus a loss of 40 cents last year. That’s 559% growth in earnings. So Spotify, big winner for us today, up 9.8% right now. And obviously we continue to own it. And we bought it as recently as January the 23rd. And it went out to all the live trading subscribers. And, of course, the clients got it in their portfolios. Okay, Fox beats by 34 cents. Revenue of $5 billion beats by $260 million. Well, that’s all I can say. Election years are good. for the media, especially if you’re on the right side. I mean, it hasn’t been good, obviously, for CNN and MSNBC and the rest of them, but Fox is hitting a new all-time high today, which you contrast that with Comcast, which is hitting new lows. Pfizer’s a dog. I don’t know why Pfizer’s in the Dow. Kick Pfizer out of the Dow. Replace it with Lilly. America’s drug company out of Indianapolis, Indiana, with the weight loss drug, Pfizer just has come up with nothing for so long other than they were in the right place at the right time with their, I want to call it a controversial vaccine at this point in time. You can go either way on that. Now we’re hearing, well, it wasn’t really a vaccine. It wasn’t really meant to stop. We were told that it will prevent you from getting it, right? And then who knows, you know, the after effects.
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They call it a flu shot, a flu vaccine.
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Yes, this will prevent you. Now, look, the polio vaccine prevented you from getting polio. But anyways, Pfizer has not done anything. That’s why the Dow is down today. Pfizer is down 1.9%. It’s in that soggy aisle of the stock market, which is about 80% to 85% of the market. You go into this big… this wall street supermarket and here’s all of these aisles and uh… you know really it’s twenty percent the top What is that, a decile or a quintile? A decile, I think, the top 20% of stocks. We’re out of time. Wow, where did the time go? Well, you’ve got three more days, four more days to get the four-week trial to the live trading and the newsletter and everything else, and the app, access to the app. But if you’d like to talk to us about managing your portfolio, call us at 855-611-BEST, 855-611-BEST. 611 Best. Have a great day, everybody.
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