The episode takes a deeper look into emerging sectors, including nuclear energy and the potential of quantum computing. Bill and Barry provide invaluable insights on why these sectors are gaining traction and what investors should watch out for. The duo also sheds light on key holdings like Lilly and Meta, discussing their current performance in a fluctuating market. As elections and new administrations loom large, they address the interplay between politics and market movements, offering listeners a holistic view of the current financial landscape.
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.
SPEAKER 04 :
And welcome to the Tuesday. It is the Tuesday live edition, the January 14th edition of the Best Stocks Now show with professional money manager Bill Gunderson, president of Gunderson Capital Management. And I’m here with Barry Kite. Our chartered financial analyst, and it looks like the producer price index, the PPI, came in a little bit lighter than expected. The market likes it. We’re getting a little bit of a rally here this morning out of the gate since the bell rang here about 36 minutes ago. The Dow is up 154 points right now. It’s at 42,451. It was up about 350 yesterday, but the NASDAQ got hit pretty hard yesterday. The NASDAQ, however, is up today, 103 points on that lighter-than-expected PPI report, which is also sending interest rates down just a little bit, not much. Two basis points were at 4.78, believe it or not. The NASDAQ’s at 19,192 right now. The S&P is up 34 basis points. That’s 20 points. 58.56 is where the S&P is. The Russell 2000 is up a percent right now. And as I mentioned, the bond market has cooled off today on that report. Now, we get the CPI tomorrow. And we have got Bitcoin today up 4,500 to 96,341. 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, you know, yesterday was a weird kind of a day. You had one market up. The Dow was up 359 points. And on the other hand, the NASDAQ was down. yesterday, but it did kind of close the gap towards the end of the day. It was definitely the AI, artificial intelligence sector, that was underwater yesterday. I’m going to say that most of that was caused by the Biden administration even getting stricter on allowing China access to artificial intelligence. Now, that could all reverse when Trump comes in. Biden’s time is ticking. He’s down to just six days, and I think that probably had to do a lot with the spill. Now, NVIDIA is rebounding somewhat here today. NVIDIA went right down to its support level yesterday, which, Barry, I hope they’re teaching you that in college. Support levels, resistance levels, this kind of thing. Because it is very important stuff, you know. A resistance level on NVIDIA has been very strong at about 152. That also puts it up around 3.8 trillion on its march to 4 trillion, which has really stalled out big time here. Over the last several months.
SPEAKER 03 :
Yeah, and I think it’s lost something where it’s lost like 11% over the last seven trading sessions or something of that nature.
SPEAKER 04 :
Yeah, and then so now that support level is down at 128, somewhere in there. It’s up a little today. It’s at 134. So it’s holding its support level. But it tried to crash through and break through that 152 level. One, two, three, four, five, six days ago, six days ago. So it’s gone from 150 down to 134. That’s 16 divided by 150. What does that work out to? Nine percent, something like that off of its all time high. And it’s mostly been because of, I think, the going back and forth, the Cold War, the Cold War on AI between us and China. NVIDIA won’t report until February the 26th. So we’ve got almost four or six weeks until NVIDIA actually reports. But we are going to get 20. S&P 500 companies reporting this week.
SPEAKER 03 :
And Jensen’s meeting with China, I think, in the next day or two. Really? Next couple of days. So it’s interesting, especially after he had the scathing remarks towards the Biden administration a couple of days ago.
SPEAKER 04 :
Yeah, you mean he’s meeting with red China, red China, communist China.
SPEAKER 03 :
Yeah, he’s taking it. He’s on a trip to China at the moment, I believe. Yeah.
SPEAKER 04 :
I hope they don’t keep him.
SPEAKER 03 :
He is. We need him now.
SPEAKER 04 :
They don’t really need everything. They just need him. Maybe we won’t see him for many months like Jack Ma. We’ll see what happens there. But we did come in. The inflation was cooler than expected. And that is good. Now, that’s the wholesale inflation, okay, on the wholesale level. Tomorrow, we’re going to get the CPI, which is even more important, I would say, than the PPI. And we’ll see how that goes. But today, the cooler than expected PPI is helping the market a little bit.
SPEAKER 03 :
Now, I sent out some… The bond market hasn’t changed much, which is kind of interesting. The bond market is basically flat.
SPEAKER 04 :
That’s what worries me, okay? And I did send out… I begin my morning by looking at where we sit. That’s stepping back from the little details in the painting and looking at the overall picture. of the Dow the S&P and the Nasdaq and you know I’m looking at a chart of the Dow it came down to it’s a pretty important support level yesterday and it held right at 42,000 okay that’s very important support level right now somewhere in that range and now we’re up just 80 points on the Dow but it’s holding that level however Pretty precarious. I mean, if it were to break below that 41,650 level or so, that would extend this. We’ve had a reversal from an uptrend to a downtrend in the Dow. Now, not the major primary trend, which is the bull market, which has been in place since 2009. but within that primary trend you get secondary trends this one is right now we’re in a downtrend pretty pretty sharp downtrend uh… it’s about eight percent seven percent off of its high in it like i say the dow is kind of in precarious spot here if it would break that trend to the downside then you would uh… maybe have to do some hedging again i did a little hedging with with the dow 2x inverse I sold that yesterday because it did hit that support level. That was kind of my target with the trade. I think I made 7% or something like that on that. And if I need to in the big accounts, I don’t see it as necessary yet. But that 42,000 level, I’m looking at very closely. We’re at 42,367 right now.
SPEAKER 03 :
Well, and to put charts in perspective, I saw an interesting note in terms of looking at a chart yesterday. I think it was of the S&P 500 that the S&P was right where it was just before the election. So it’s been. We had a run-up after the election, and we’ve had a pullback from those highs.
SPEAKER 04 :
We had euphoria after the election, and then reality has set in here over the last two or three weeks with valuation. You have a valuation reality. The other thing I would say, I do see some people saying that the market, buy the market before the inauguration on Monday because the market will have another bout of euphoria. I don’t know about that. I mean, there’s a lot of uphill battles to climb. Even when he is finally in office with all the cabinet, which I think they’ll probably all get approved. The only one that, heck, Seth, seems to be the one that’s a little questionable.
SPEAKER 03 :
And he’s answering questions, I think, right now. He’s in the hearing.
SPEAKER 04 :
Yes, today his hearing begins. And Trump does seem to be backing down from the tariffs a little bit, moderating a little bit. So the key thing right now is interest rates, and there’s not much a president can do about interest rates, to be honest with you, other than try to get the country on a more sustainable course from a budgetary standpoint. The S&P is very precarious. There’s what I would say. It’s holding its support level. It went below it a little bit yesterday. Today it’s hanging on, but just barely. And it has also gone through a trend reversal. And a momentum reversal. And a momentum reversal, yes. So if you draw a line under all of the recent bottoms going back to July, it’s been an uptrend. However, that peaked in mid-December and started to turn down and roll over, and now you’re in a secondary downtrend. It’s just a matter of how deep will that downtrend be. I think it could go further on the downside as far as this correction is going right now. That’s my own opinion just from looking at the charts here.
SPEAKER 03 :
Yeah, and only 25% of stocks right now in the S&P 500 are above their 50-day moving average.
SPEAKER 04 :
Yes, a lot of momentum has come out of the market. Now, when we come back, the NASDAQ right now is the star of the day. It’s up 156%. But I’ll give you a little rundown on where that chart is currently. And then we got one of our big holdings is Warning. I finally found out why that stock is down. They are guiding their revenue guidance below consensus a little bit here today. We’ll catch that when we come back. And welcome back here to the second quarter of today’s Best Stocks Now show. The chart of the NASDAQ is also reverse course from an uptrend to a downtrend. secondary downtrend within a primary uptrend that began in two thousand and nine uh… and uh… it’s a little on the precarious side you know i have a number written down here around nineteen thousand or so were two hundred points above that if you were to break below nineteen thousand which it could you have an extremely high multiple the nasdaq While the S&P is trading at about 21.5 times forward earnings, the NASDAQ is trading at 28 times forward earnings. And its P.E. ratio is 35, which is very high. I mean, I’d like to see it come down under 30 or so. It needs to get its cholesterol down, Barry. 35 is too high on those LDLs. A little bit too rich. A little too rich. So, anyways, you have to step lightly. You have to step lightly. This is not a time… We’ve had a two-year run in the NASDAQ, let’s not forget. They don’t go up forever. Eventually, things have to correct. Things have to… consolidate i mean it could go up higher but i’ve seen a lot of momentum come out of the nasdaq stocks uh including yesterday when uh you know the uh the ai stocks uh and nvidia which has been the leader in the nasdaq unquestionably pretty much meta and nvidia have been the two leaders in the in the nasdaq and and uh that is still going pretty good but NVIDIA has cooled off considerably. Microsoft was also a leader. It’s cooled off considerably. Amazon’s still going okay. Tesla had a good run, but now it’s cooled off after they didn’t quite meet their deliveries. Okay, I see Lilly guiding lower, not that much. Their sales are going to be up 45% year over year. But that’s not quite good enough. I mean, they’re going to come up a little bit short. The street was expecting, I think it’s $14 billion in sales. Let me look here and see. Instead, they’re going to only come in at $13.5 billion. So they’re going to come up a half a billion short. in their revenues i think they had trouble with number one supply uh getting it out there uh being in short supply number two the the compounders and number three i think we’ll go v does a lot more advertising than little amps aren’t to see lily really amp up their advertising But from my perspective, all the reports I’ve read and people I’ve talked to, the Lilly works a lot better than Govee. It’s just harder to get. It’s more expensive. It did get approval for sleep apnea. So I’m not going to be selling my lily anytime soon. But it’s always disappointing to see a little bit of a hiccup in the stock here today. It was starting to really kind of gain some steam again. And then they get this little bit of a hiccup.
SPEAKER 03 :
They also have a pretty good significant iron in the fire in terms of Alzheimer’s or dementia. Yes, Alzheimer’s. Which is one of the next kind of high-growth phases of drugs.
SPEAKER 04 :
That’s kind of one of the holy grails. Cancer, a couple of the holy grails of the biotech sector. There’s a little bit of news out there. There’s a couple of stocks here that we got a new player in nuclear, which I’m a big believer. I mean, that’s not like quantum way out there. Nuclear is out there. But you saw what happened when Constellation Energy announced the buy of that calpine on Friday. Oh, man, that thing went straight up. Continental went up 26%. It cooled off a little bit yesterday. continental constellation energy today, that’s a good chart. That’s a very potent, powerful chart in my book. It consolidated a little bit yesterday, but it’s up 3.8% today. And Vistra is also having a good day. That’s a very powerful chart on Vistra. That is an excellent chart on VSD. That’s a breakout to a new all-time high today on Vistra, okay?
SPEAKER 03 :
Well, I mean, there’s only 125. I was thinking there’s only 125 names out there that are above their 50,000.
SPEAKER 04 :
today moving average which means you know that’s one of the reasons why you don’t have uh when you’re looking at your you know b plus better rated names you don’t have many more the nuclear names uh the big ones especially constellation yeah vistra and uh the other one well uh now you’ve got a new little one joining the mix here KULR, K-U-L-R, technology reported the signing of a multi-million dollar licensing agreement with the new technology partner with an advanced carbon fiber cathode application for nuclear reactor systems in Japan. Japan, of course, they never went away from nuclear, but they did have a big accident over there. Anyways, cooler is up 16.8% today. And then we’ve got a small one. First, it got an investment from NVIDIA, which is pretty good to get an investment in NVIDIA. uh and now it’s got an investment from mcquarrie and i’m trying to find that stock right now i think it’s ap di uh yeah i gotta find that here but uh anyways it’s it’s in our emerging growth portfolio uh i gotta get the symbol on that barry i’m uh I closed my models here. Let me pull one up. It’s A-D-P-I or A-I-P.
SPEAKER 03 :
Sometimes you get those in the emerging growth portfolio. Yeah, APLD.
SPEAKER 04 :
Okay, I have one letter off. APLD, Applied Digital is the name. It’s up 15% today. That’s not bad. It operates Next Generation Data Center.
SPEAKER 03 :
We’ve got five names in the emerging growth for somehow that starts with an A, by the way. Yeah, you know. That’s why you’ve got a bunch of different A symbols.
SPEAKER 04 :
I try to stay with A plus stocks. APLD is very interesting. It’s a small company. It’s out of Dallas, Texas, which is becoming the nuclear hub of the world and kind of the data center hub of the world. All these businesses rushing for Texas. And Applied Digital got an investment from Macquarie. We own that in our most aggressive portfolio, which is our emerging growth portfolio, which had a really good year last year. Okay, oil stocks and oil prices. That’s kind of a worry here. As I look at the energy sector, IYE, it’s kind of been the best sector in the market since the beginning of the year. And oil is now up around $78 and $79 a barrel. It’s starting to hit some resistance there. This has to do with a bigger squeeze being applied to Russia as far as the tariffs and trying to keep their oil off the markets, which is driving up oil prices and oil stocks. We’ll be right back. Now, back to the second half of the show.
SPEAKER 07 :
And welcome back to the second half of today’s Best Stocks Now show. And we do have the markets up.
SPEAKER 04 :
here today i’m seeing a rebound in the uh in the uh uh what do you call them the uh quantum quantum stocks quantum space right i see righetti’s up 20.1 percent uh but jensen wang really did a number on those stocks oh man when he uh said they’re 20 to 30 years out which you know yes that’s for the ultimate in quantum computing but there’s a lot of interim steps along the way i think he exaggerated a lot in his or overstated it and they’re defending themselves but they’re still out there on the horizon there’s no question about that okay we’re seeing the gains starting to come back in here which i fully expected because of the valuations we have i didn’t see the drop in interest rates that i would have liked to have seen i think the market’s going to wait and see the cpi tomorrow And so now the Dow’s only up 155. The NASDAQ’s only up 55. And small caps are doing best. They’re up 1.2%. The S&P is up just 13 points right now. And all eyes these days have been on the 10-year. The 10-year seems to be the eye of the hurricane in this little correction that we’re going through. The 10-year right now is going back up now. So it came down a few points, and now it’s going back to where it was at 4.80. So if the PPI was that great, you’d see more movement in the bond market that you’re seeing. uh… here right now the other there’s a big deal out there today man i i’ve owned this stock in the past both of them actually united rentals which is equipment and we own their bond we own their bond still but the one they’re buying i’ve also owned in the past i wish i owned it yesterday and today it’s up a hundred and six percent So United Rentals is paying a huge premium. Who are they buying? H&E Equipment. He’s H-E-E-S out of Baton Rouge, Louisiana. We have owned them in the past. And they did really well when interest rates were coming down and then not so well as interest rates started going back up. But anyways, that’s a big deal out there in that space. Now, a new player for TikTok. I know that Kevin O’Leary from Shark Tank… I heard him make a pitch for it. And he had dinner with Trump. I saw a picture on Axe with him and his wife and Trump at Mar-a-Lago at the head of the table. The kingmaker spot right there, you know, I’m sure O’Leary was making a pitch for TikTok because it does look like the Supreme Court is going to make them bite, dance, divest TikTok American ownership. But guess who else is now in the hunt for TikTok is Elon Musk. He would combine it with X. That would be a powerful, powerful social media platform. I mean, that would put him, not only has he got the SpaceX and Tesla and the thing with the brain, but he’d become a huge social media player if he owned TikTok. And I don’t think Trump would stop. I don’t think Trump would get in the way of that. I think he’s got Trump’s ear.
SPEAKER 03 :
Well, and it’s interesting because Elon’s one of those people in between, right, who could satisfy some of the U.S.’ ‘s requirements, right, and potentially satisfy some of the Chinese requirements because he’s fairly tied to China pretty closely through Tesla. Yeah.
SPEAKER 04 :
Yeah, and I think he’d be a pretty good steward, I would think, over TikTok, okay? Kevin O’Leary probably would be too. Okay, now I see Loop Capital upgrading AMD. You know what? That is just a dead stock. It is just absolutely dead in the water. We sold AMD quite some time ago for a very large profit. And AMD has continued downwards ever since. Now, I like their track that their earnings are on. They’re looking for 25% growth and 52% growth next year. But the stock is getting no love at all. I mean, the relative strength, the momentum is horrible. The chart is horrible. And there comes a point where you would think some value investors would step into AMD. But, you know, I just think they equate AMD more with the personal computers. I do think so.
SPEAKER 03 :
Yeah, certainly.
SPEAKER 04 :
It doesn’t get enough credit for its data center and all that kind of stuff, the AI stuff. So that’s just not a good stock. It’s a dead stock right now. Now, I will say, I’ll tell you another area that’s getting a lot of buy recommendations, and that could help. We talked about this yesterday, the bond market. I saw someone stepping up to the plate and saying, man, well, here it is, the 10-year Wells Fargo. One of the head honchos, head of equity strategy at Wells Fargo, said that he says this is very attractive, buying the 10-year. It’s at 4.8 right now. Okay, maybe you’ll get it a little cheaper. Maybe it’ll go up to five. But you’d think that buying bonds here, even U.S. Treasuries, and locking in 4.8%. And if rates start to head back down, you’re going to make some capital appreciation on that trade.
SPEAKER 03 :
And we’ve got some buys in the bond market that we’ve kind of been eyeing, but it’s kind of waiting a little bit for some of this inflation piece. Because like you said, that real barrier was around 4.7. We’re already at 4.78, 4.79 the last time I checked. So we’re getting, you know, it could go from, you know, between next stop, I think you mentioned was, you know, close to five. Five, right at five. In terms of a chart.
SPEAKER 04 :
Yeah, 5%. And then, you know, I don’t know where it would be after that because 5% was a long time ago.
SPEAKER 03 :
I mean, you can’t look. Yeah, I looked at where we are now and looked at a 10-year chart, and we’ve only been there really one other time in the last 10 years. Of course, as we mentioned, I looked at the U.K. where they are right now. Their current rate didn’t even show up on a 10-year chart. That’s how elevated they are.
SPEAKER 04 :
Yeah. Well, Morgan Stanley says Tesla is valued at $2.5. trillion dollars okay so where is tesla right now uh well 1.3 the reason i bring this up is uh kathy wood was out there yesterday with a four thousand dollar target price she’s brought her target price down What was the highest? Didn’t she say $10,000 at one time?
SPEAKER 03 :
She said, and there was a split there, which kind of messed it up. I want to say she said $5,000, and that was after the split.
SPEAKER 04 :
Well, maybe she’s sticking by her big price target. It’s at $410 right now. She said 4,000 yesterday. I don’t know why anybody listens to her anymore, but she still gets her time on CNBC.
SPEAKER 03 :
Yeah, I hope she’s right. I mean, we own the stock, so I’d be happy. Yeah, I hope she’s right. Yeah, I’m rooting for her.
SPEAKER 04 :
She’s way wrong, way off. Couldn’t be further off, but, you know, more power to her. Let’s hope that she’s right. She comes up with some wacky forecasts, and she’s lost billions of dollars for people. Yeah. I’d say reckless, really. She’s reckless. Okay, let’s see what else we got. We do have some earnings coming up. 20 S&P 500 companies. Now, here’s one other one I wanted to mention. I saw it having a pretty good day yesterday. They say the biggest competitor out there someday. to NVIDIA is Nebius Group. It’s out of the Netherlands. N-B-I-S. And, you know, it came public. It was a very well-received IPO at about $20 per share. Nebius has doubled almost since its IPO, and now it’s a $13 billion company. N-B-I-S. And I see someone coming out nebulous as a long idea. And I also have my eye on it, NBIS. It would go down somewhere like the emerging growth portfolio. I mean, it’s past the incubator stage. There’s no question about it. I mean, it’s a real deal with real sales and real earnings and huge growth. So that one is high on my list, NBIS. And then there was one yesterday. I don’t know that I got to it or not during the show, but I’ve owned it in the incubator portfolio, and it looks like it’s ready to graduate. I probably should have. graduated a long time ago argenix argx out of the netherlands a drug company this is now a 40 billion dollar company one of the most under the radar kind of stocks hitting a new all-time high today at 676 dollars per share they’re uh uh Sales growth over the last four quarters, 129%, 79%, 74%, 73%. That’s the thing that best stocks now are made of. ARGX, not a recommendation, but an example of what a best stocks now, in my opinion, looks like. We’ll be right back.
SPEAKER 06 :
Do what you wanna do with it, whoever you wanna be, gotta go where you wanna go. Do what you wanna do with it, whoever you wanna be.
SPEAKER 04 :
And welcome back to the final segment here of today’s Best Stocks Now show. Well, the first thing I want to look at here, let’s go and look underneath the surface of the Dow, which held its support level yesterday, but is in a secondary downtrend, a corrective trend. As I measured it on Friday or Saturday, it was about 7% that the Dow is off of its high today. Looking at the Dow today, it remains up for the day. Let’s see how much the Dow is up. The Dow 30. which have been a little bit favorable this year. They’re a little more defensive than your tech stocks, and the Dow is currently up 156 points. The biggest winners in the Dow today come from the tech land, okay? The tech world sales force is having a good day. We like Salesforce. Actually, believe it or not, we own Salesforce, CRM, Customer Relationship Management, which is a big field of software management. players, but none bigger than Salesforce. Salesforce is a dividend payer, and so we own it in our growth and dividend portfolio. And I don’t think we’ve made any money in it yet. We bought it late last year. It is up 2.7% today. I saw somebody out there, I don’t know who it was, Morgan Stanley or one of those, was listing their top picks in the software space, and one of them was Salesforce. And we agree there with Morgan Stanley on that one. As I look on the downside in the Dow today, Merck, Nike, Boeing, Amgen, McDonald’s, and now NVIDIA has gone negative. How about that? I mean, NVIDIA’s threatening, no, it’s got support at 127 is where NVIDIA’s support is. NVIDIA’s now down 1.1% on the day. It was up. So that’s part of the cooling off of the market. Interest rates going up a little bit. That impacts NVIDIA. And I think people are just a little bit worried about China and the relationship there as it relates to NVIDIA. But NVIDIA is still looking for explosive growth this year and explosive growth next year. Okay, on the S&P 500, I really don’t see any leadership in the markets which I would say that’s what the difference between last year and this year so far, and, you know, towards the end of last year, leadership has disappeared from the market. The way I gauge where the leadership is in the market is, number one, in the app and the newsletter on Saturday, I list… I rank the top 10 asset classes. I rank 33 different asset classes. And there was no leadership this week. The NASDAQ was the leadership and some of the Bitcoin was the leadership. But small caps were leading for a while. Not anymore. It’s just up for grabs right now. There is no leadership. in the market at the current time. Which, you know, I think interest rates are impacting that. They’re trying to figure out where the leadership’s going to come from. It’s not going to come from the home builders. It’s not going to come from the financials. with interest rates going higher. The one that stands out to me today in the S&P 500 is Palantir. Palantir’s come down pretty hard. Palantir is 17 points. It’s off 20% from its high. Palantir hit 8480. And that was a valuation story. It was valuation and momentum. Everybody wanted in on Palantir at once. It’s still my highest conviction pick for this year by the end of the year. We’ll see. We do own Palantir. I just think Palantir’s got a little piece in almost everything. Security, crypto, AI, you know, it’s very well positioned. But I’ve heard some through the grapevine. I’ve heard some. I have a friend, not a friend, but somebody I know that went to work for Palantir. and left his job here in South Carolina and moved his family and everything, went to work for Palantir, and I’ve just heard through the grapevine that it’s not the best atmosphere to work in if you’re in the sales part of it. They have kind of a… Who needs salesmen? Our product will sell itself, that kind of thing. And you know what? That’s not a good, what do you call that? Culture. That’s not a good culture at a company. The owner is, you know, he’s pretty outspoken, pretty full of himself. Or the CEO of volunteer. Okay, but that one stands out to me. They do have a good product, but you do need salespeople. I don’t care how good your product is. If you don’t have salespeople out there, okay.
SPEAKER 03 :
You can’t have a relationship. You’ll never get it in the door.
SPEAKER 04 :
No, you’ve got to have a good sales force. Okay, now, the downside in the S&P, Lilly’s regained. There’s some buying coming into the sell-off in Lilly. Lilly’s only down 5.9%. Now, it was down 8% at one time. Meta’s selling off today, too, down 2.5%. I think Meta’s, they’re kind of watching TikTok. It would be a big plus for Meta if TikTok were to go away. I don’t think it’s going to go away. So anyways, it’s off a couple of percent today. And then as I look at the NASDAQ here, the winner in the NASDAQ, not very good. I mean, it’s not much leadership at all. Walgreens, really, up 3.5%. That’s the leader in the NASDAQ today. Like I said, there’s a lack of leadership in the market right now. It could also be there’s going to be a seminal event come Monday, January the 20th, right? I mean, things are going to really change.
SPEAKER 03 :
It would be interesting when all those executive orders start getting signed and the market’s closed. 100 executive orders. While the market’s closed, so it’ll be interesting to watch the futures.
SPEAKER 04 :
We could get a pop on Tuesday. I don’t know. There’s a lot of cross-currents. We’ll just have to be patient here and see how things settle down. All right, now, we’re still doing the four-week trial of everything, the whole enchilada. You get four weeks. I send out several messages throughout the day, including what I’m buying and what I’m selling. in uh in all five of our invested portfolios and i include things from our my my personal little incubator account where i take some risk on stocks that are not quite ready for the big times yet okay now if you’d like to set up an appointment with us now’s the time to put a plan in place Failing to plan is planning to fail, as my football coach used to say. Guns, give us a call at 855-611-BEST to set up an appointment. 855-611-BEST. Have a great day, everybody.
SPEAKER 02 :
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