Join Bill Gunderson and Barry Kider in today’s episode of the Best Stocks Now show as they navigate an exciting market landscape filled with record highs in key indices. With the NASDAQ and Dow soaring, the episode kicks off with an analysis of current market trends, touching upon significant moves in different sectors including the tech and nuclear spheres. Bill Gunderson shares his insights on the ever-changing market dynamics and the impact of geopolitical developments such as President Trump’s trip to Asia. Exploring investment opportunities, the discussion delves into rare earths and nuclear energy, shedding light on the strategic
He’s been seen on CNBC, the Fox News Channel, and the Fox Business Channel. His articles can be found on MarketWatch, Seeking Alpha, TheStreet.com, and many other places. He’s the author of the weekly Best Stocks Now newsletter and the inventor of the Best Stocks Now app. He’s president of Gunderson Capital Management. Here is professional money manager, Bill Gunderson.
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And welcome to the Tuesday morning. It is the October 28th new record high again edition of the Best Stocks Now show with professional money manager Bill Gunderson, president of Gunderson Capital Management. And I’m here with Barry Kider, chartered financial analyst. And we are off to the races once again. The gates have opened and we’re setting new record highs across the board in the equity indexes. With the Dow up right now to 47,737. That’s a 40 basis point rise here today. And that is record setting with the Dow up 193. The NASDAQ is up 87. We have two big winners today in the NASDAQ or in the tech sector, the nuclear sector actually a little bit, and data center. The NASDAQ’s up 87. That puts it at 23,724, a new record high. The S&P is up four points, just barely hanging on to its gains. It’s at a record high, 6,879. Small caps are down three quarters. That usually means that we might see some settling in the market here throughout the day as risk on is not quite there in this early action. We have the bond market is down a couple of basis points, 3.99%. Today only, come and get it. We’ve got gold down again under $4,000, $3,948. So welcome to today’s Best Stocks Now show with professional money manager Bill Gunderson, president of Gunderson Capital Management. We are a fee-based only. Money Management Registered Investment Advisory Firm from coast to coast from the Bay Area of San Francisco down to Orlando and many places in between and we continue to see these record highs in the market. Nobody seems to care about the record valuations that are occurring underneath the surface, however. We do keep our eye on that. We do realize that the S&P 500 is now trading at more than 23 times forward earnings estimates. We are in an easing environment for the rates, interest rates with the Fed. We’re going to get a decision again tomorrow, I guess. Tomorrow, yeah. And hoping for another quarter point rate cut. And that is also helping the market. Trump’s trip to Asia is helping the market to Southeast Asia. And a meeting later this week with President Xi. A thawing there taking place to some extent. I heard one analyst calling it a one-year pause, kicking the can down the road as it relates to rare earth and as it relates to our technology that China so badly needs and covets. But all of this is helping the markets here once again this morning. Helping everything but gold, right? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Gold is the one that – and rare earth stocks. Gold is left out because gold seems to be the ultimate hedge against trade tensions. It seems to like those trade tensions. People rush to gold when there’s an unknown out there in the world, tariffs and whatnot. And, of course, with the one-year pause, at least I don’t know that it’s official yet, but that’s the word. That has really hit the rare earth stocks, the antimony stocks. But I still think that, look, I mean, we’re going to go full speed ahead on building our stockpiles, on finding new supplies, because we do not want to be dependent upon China in kazakhstan and other hostile countries towards us with those very much needed rare earth products you know yesterday i went on amazon after the show berry and i found a uh a little block i don’t know how much it weighs of antimony so i ordered one it’s not all that expensive But I’m going to have it as a paperweight on my desktop. Do we know how big it is?
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Do we know how big it’s going to be?
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Yeah, no, it’s a pretty big cube, you know, like a couple inches by a couple inches, solid antimony. That’ll be kind of a conversation piece when people come in to visit me here in my office, having a block of antimony. Maybe it’ll be a better investment than the gold and the silver. Who knows? But I just wanted to know what antimony looks like because we know how important it is in today’s world with the high-tech weaponry, with the high-tech semiconductors.
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It’s not see-through. It’s not clear, you know. I wonder what kind of list you’re popped up on now with the antimony purchase. The FBI will be knocking at my door in about two hours with a SWAT team ready to take me down.
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For your armor-piercing rounds that you… Yes, the armor-piercing armor that I’m going to melt down my antimony into. Okay, what do we have here today? Oh, boy, we got a lot of earnings today. That’s going to be fun to go through and pick through those. We have two huge winners in the market today. Really happy with those two. We have got, let’s see if it’s sticking, but it looks like Apple and Microsoft are now hitting $4 trillion. That would be a trifecta. Of course, NVIDIA is the first one to cross that level and stick. Microsoft is at $4.06 trillion. We don’t talk about Microsoft all that much, but, you know, we still own it. We haven’t bought any new shares in Microsoft for quite some time, but we owned it in our dividended growth portfolio because Microsoft is a dividend payer, pays about just under 1% in dividend yield. And we never sold it. We discontinued that particular – That’s one of the last – It’s a holdover.
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That’s one of the last holdover, yeah.
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But you know what? Microsoft is hitting a new all-time high today, so I can’t complain, $4.07 trillion.
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I can’t believe they both hit $4 trillion on the same day.
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Yes, and now it looks like Apple has fallen back just a little bit. It’s at $3.98 trillion. It’s fallen back into third place, but it has been breaking out recently, Apple. We can’t make a valuation case for Apple. We have 56% upside potential calculated over the next five years. Their biggest bugaboo is their growth rate, which has really slowed down. I mean, yeah, high single digits probably, somewhere in there. But they are getting a boost from better than expected sales of the $17 billion. I ordered one a couple of weeks ago. I don’t have it yet. I don’t know. Maybe it will arrive with my antimony. I’ll get a new iPhone and a little cube of antimony. That will be a nice little present here. We also have gold. Like I say, gold is selling off. The rare earths are selling off because of this truce. But two more $4 trillion companies joined the club here today. Today we’ve had earnings from SoFi, which had very good earnings. PayPal, which we’ll get to. We’re going to get Visa after the close. We’ve had a Dow component report so far, UnitedHealthcare, the beleaguered UnitedHealthcare. We’ve had UPS check in. We’ve had American Tower. Royal Caribbean is cruising right now. We’re going to get Booking Holdings tonight. Tomorrow we’re going to get Google. Have you been watching the action in Google recently? Holy cow, that thing’s been breaking out. We picked up Google about the time that the NASDAQ and the S&P bought them back in April, and I added them to the relative value portfolio, which replaced the dividend growth portfolio. And that thing’s done very well. I find more opportunity there. I find more inefficiency. That’s what we’re looking for. The dividend stocks, that’s a very efficient market.
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It’s very hard to squeeze alpha out of that. Not as constrained because not only did you have the dividend requirement, but also, you know, we’re kind of more, you know, certainly more pigeonholed in the large cap space, right?
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Yeah. So, you know, it was a good move because the value thing has really done well, sizzling here so far out of the gate. Alphabet will report tomorrow, and there’s a big deal going down today. Google is all over it. We’ve had several big tech companies buy a chunk of nuclear power, future energy, and that is happening today, and that is lighting up one of our stocks, Cameco. Holy cow, Cameco is up 20% right now. Microsoft is going to report tomorrow and Meta. So we’ll call it Fab 5, Fabulous 7, Fab 7 or whatever Wednesday. Tomorrow, a very big day of earnings. And then on Thursday, the new $4 trillion company, Apple, will report along with Amazon. Fasten your seatbelts, everybody. A lot of earnings coming up. We’ll be right back. We’ll be right back.
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Thank you.
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And welcome back here to the second quarter of today’s Best Stocks Now show. Well, the market is hanging on to those record highs and the gains that it has coming out of the gate. And if anything, it’s gotten just a little bit stronger here. uh with uh the dow up right now uh yeah so about the same as where we open but we’re hanging on to those gains that’s a good thing and a new time a new all-time record highs okay here’s here’s my human interest story of the day samsung I don’t know what brand our refrigerator is. I want to say Sub-Zero or something like that. Ours is a Samsung. Okay, well, you’re going to want to trade it in for the newest model, which will have ads on your fridge. Family Hub Smart Fridges in the U.S. will start displaying advertisements along with other information such as news, calendar, weather forecast. The best stocks now show an app. No, I’m just kidding. But anyways, the ads are part of a new widget pilot for select cover screen themes of family hub fridges. You know what? You’ve got to see ads wherever you go. I’m filling up my gas pump, right? My stock car with gas, and there’s advertisements talking to me. My gas pump is talking to me.
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I can’t get away. That makes me think how much I wish my Samsung refrigerator would make more ice faster. Yeah, I don’t need ads. I need more ice.
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Well, the refrigerator has always been a place we go to quite often. I knew a guy or a lady that she put a picture. She wanted to lose some whiteberry. So she put a picture of a very svelte, you know, curvaceous gal on the refrigerator and It worked because every time she went to the refrigerator, she said, you know, I want to look like that. But her husband, he gained weight because he kept going to the refrigerator to see the svelte, slim, curvy gal, right? So what works for one doesn’t always work for the other one. So be careful with that. Here’s a big winner. Oh, man, oh, man, oh, man. You know, I did some sleuth work. To discover this fact, and many of you might remember, I did several shows and talked about it over time. Whatever became of Westinghouse, right? It seems like they made refrigerators at one time, too, didn’t they, or not?
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appliances there was there definitely some was westinghouse appliances now if they were the same it makes sense because a lot of those power companies early on right were the ones that you know sold you the the home appliance well yeah make money on both ends the yeah the energy that what’s coming in and what’s going out but anyways uh you know i wondered what happened and
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And I discovered that 51% of Westinghouse, because Westinghouse also was a big nuclear company, and they had a bad project that put them under. They were $7 billion under. over budget and seven years overtime on building it, finally walking away from it. And they were bought out by BEP, which is Brookfield Partners Asset Management, or BEP, which is the other renewable partners. They own 59%, and Cameco owns 49% of the stock. Cameco and Brookfield Asset Management now enter a third player into all of this, but it’s another arm of Brookfield Asset Management. The symbol is BAM. And BAM, we have BAM today on all three of these stocks. They unveiled a strategic partnership with the U.S. government. Not a bad partner. You know, I mean, I like the targeted moves. We’re not just throwing money at, you know, renewable solar this and solar that and wind this and wind that. The very strategic investment is being made. As the world now clamors for nuclear energy, so anyways, now you’ve got three companies together, Cameco, Brookfield, and Westinghouse, which is the other Brookfield, and Cameco. That’s buried. Westinghouse is buried in there to partner in an $80 billion push for nuclear reactors, okay? So anyways, Westinghouse’s AP1000 technology has already been selected for nuclear energy programs in Poland, Ukraine, and Bulgaria. But now they’re really focusing on the U.S. The company said the deal aims to accelerate nuclear power deployment and meet surging electricity demand, which we know all about, from AI and data centers in line with President Trump’s executive order earlier this year promoting nuclear energy. Under the new partnership, the U.S. government will be granted a participation interest, which once vested will entitle it to receive 20% of any cash distributions in excess of U.S. $17.5 billion made by Westinghouse, the US government also could participate in a future IPO of Westinghouse. So I’ve got to believe that this was a pretty good investment by Cameco and Brookfield, especially if they turn around and roll out that part of the Westinghouse part of their business in an IPO, and the U.S. government would also get 20% of the IPO. Now, I always say when there’s big news on a company, if you want to know if it’s good news or bad news, look at how the stocks are reacting. Cameco. Look at that breakout. Oh my gosh, that is beautiful. That’s a good way to start the day. It really is. There’s nothing like a good stock chart to make your day, especially if you own the stock, right? Man, that’s a nice breakout. We own Cameco in our ultra-growth portfolio. It’s a $45 billion company, all right? So it’s just kind of moving into mid-cap range. I thought about adding it to the premier growth, but I just thought, you know, it’s just not quite big enough. It’s a uranium company, basically, but they do have this nuclear arm, which is really the one that’s going gangbusters. Stock breaking out. It’s up 20% today. The Ultra Growth Portfolio is doing very well. Thank you. You can get four free weeks of the newsletter by going to GundersenCapital.com and seeing what we own. It’s up on seven times normal volume today, 9.3 million shares of traded hands. Look at Cameco’s most recent quarter. Their sales were up 47% and their earnings were up 373%. And any of you that have gone to my workshops this year, I have gone through that old acronym coined by William O’Neill of the Investors Business Daily, CANSLIM. And I’ve showed you all about current earnings growth and how that can lead to some pretty potent current capital appreciation growth also while you’re getting it there in Cameco. Big, huge move today. And let’s not forget BAM. BAM, we don’t own. It’s up just 3%. But we do own BEP, Brookfield Energy Renewable Partners. It’s up 7.2% today on this blockbuster news in the nuclear sector. We’ll be right back.
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It’s in a bad place.
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And I wonder what it’s good for.
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I’ve been in a red place.
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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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The Instigator Because there’s something in the air We’ve got to get together sooner or later.
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And welcome back here to the second quarter, second half of today’s Best Docs Now show. Well, I did send out a few messages on X this morning, the social media site formerly known as Twitter, about some of these nuclear stories. Today’s a big day for nuclear stories. The next one we have here, are on a couple of other stocks that we’ve talked about many times and one that we own here. BWX Technologies signs a nuclear steam generator detailed design contract and memorandum of understanding. You see that term a lot, and they abbreviate that to MOU, a Memorandum of Understanding. It’s just one below a contract, I guess, Barry. Who do they sign it with? Rolls-Royce. to support future collaboration on the development of the rolls royce s m are that’s also a new term you know since i’ve been in the business for twenty five years there’s words now that never existed right i mean it it it began way back when uh… with the pc and networking and all this kind of stuff and now here we are today what’s an s m r A small modular reactor, which, you know, this is at the opposite end of the spectrum from what we’re talking about with Westinghouse. Not that Westinghouse may not get into that end of the market, but instead of building your traditional giant dome nuclear reactors that take years to build, It used to take 27 years to get all the permits through, right? But now they’ve speeded up that process. But there’s also going to be a huge market for small nuclear modular reactors. You know, I read an article that the Army, they pull big diesel generators around. Why? To, you know, mechanize, fire up their weapon systems. It’s getting to the point where that’s not enough. And they’re going to need small, modular reactors being pulled along.
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I would say… From a logistics standpoint.
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Yes. And I would say if you’ve got a son, daughter that’s out of high school now, the military is not a bad… uh… place to go uh… they are teaching right here in south carolina for instance these kids that uh… you know i deal with them in my in my church job a lot of them are in the nuclear program it’s a one-year program we had one just arrived uh… two sundays ago from wisconsin they get out of basic training up in the great lakes just north of chicago And they come here for one year and they learn all about nuclear technology and how to fire up, how to maintain, how to not blow up, I hope, a nuclear reactor. That’s not a bad, you know, you talk about blue collar. I wouldn’t call that blue collar, you know. I thought it sure involves electricity and plumbing and all kinds of mechanical engineering, all kinds of different things, high tech. understanding the fuels that are involved. Heck, I mean, let the Navy pay for your schooling on the burgeoning nuclear programs, nuclear wave that is sweeping the world right now. So anyways, Rolls-Royce is a major player there. And BWXT, we don’t own it, but we do own Rolls-Royce. And that’s not the only oar in the water that Rolls-Royce has, Barry. Okay, when you see all of those planes lined up over there at the Boeing plant, I was told we have another kid that comes to our church. He’s a very interesting kid. He’s a mechanic for Boeing, and I was talking about some of the old planes I’ve been on lately. Like from the 60s, it seems like.
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What the heck?
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Are they rolling out these old planes? I mean… There’s no entertainment system. I can’t charge my laptop. Nothing. But we were talking about Rolls-Royce. He said, well, when they order planes from Boeing, whoever it may be, because GE just got this giant order from Qatar, they give them a choice of having Rolls-Royce engines in them or GE engines. So Rolls-Royce not only has the booming aerospace market… It has the booming nuclear market. And Rolls-Royce is now trading on the U.S. Stock Exchange. At least I can now get charts on it from Investors Business Daily. R-Y-C-E-Y is that one. But wait, we’re not done yet. We had Microsoft signed up with Constellation Energy to buy 20% of their energy going forward. Then it was Meta doing a big contract. I can’t remember who that was with. It might have been with Constellation also. Google is partnering with NextEra Energy, which, if I’m not mistaken, that’s the big Florida power. Yeah, we wrote an article on them years ago. And you’ve written a lot of checks to them, your parents and my sister and everybody to keep the lights on. Florida power and light. Yeah, you’re the other one. But here’s the deal. You know, a lot of these utilities, since they’ve been deregulated, they’re going out of state. They’re going to restart a shuttered Iowa nuclear power plant. So, you know, and that’s why I favor the Vistras, the Constellations, the Talons, Newtons. next energy to some extent because you know they’re able to go out of state and get in on this nuclear thing that’s going on well i mean google has a real interest in this also they plan on having this up and running by q1 2029 okay so you just don’t go back and plug in a nuclear power plant and it fires right up it’s going to take two or three years
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Well, you highlighted them kind of reassessing and restarting the seaweed.
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Yes, the Cooper Santee.
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Yeah, it’s Santee, right.
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That got bought out by, I can’t remember who now, but a big utility. But, you know, I mean, look, NextEra Energy goes in there. They’ve already got a huge customer. Google is going to buy. a major portion of the energy output from this nuclear power plant. It’s going to be a 24-7 carbon-free energy source to help power Google’s growing cloud and AI infrastructure in Iowa. In Iowa. Build it and they will come, right? Field of Dreams will be a baseball field. A nuclear power plant hummingbird. In the cornfields. Okay, we talked a bit about… Don’t make them glow. No, we don’t want to have any more accidents. We talked a bit about creditworthiness and private debt and all of this stuff. MicroStrategy, which they’re now named Strategy… They’re floating some bonds. What does S&P think of MicroStrategy or Strategy’s treasury, not their capital holdings in Bitcoin? They give them a junk level B-minus credit rating. And the reason they do that is because of the company’s high Bitcoin concentration, narrow business focus, which I’ve been saying all along, and weak risk-adjusted capitalization and low U.S. dollar liquidity. Their outlook is stable, but it will cost them a lot of money to borrow at a level B minus credit rating. Now, okay, you take that, all right, and you go down about two or three notches and you’re getting into where the private credit is, Barry, which is not good. Okay, now here’s a rarer story. This one I believe I’ve added to the app. Australia has rare earth, and Australia’s wealthiest person is Gina Reinhart. She’s a big player in the basic materials and natural resources of Australia. She is going to double her stake in Arafura rare earths, the symbol. RAFF, shortly after a landmark U.S.-Australia agreement aimed at strengthening the China-dominated industry. So, you know, with the one-year pause, kick the can down the road, that buys us time, Barry, right, to go out there. And, I mean, they’re going to go full speed ahead. That’s why if I owned a rarer stock, even though they’re as volatile as all get out, you can’t get any more volatile than a rarer stock. But I think there’s several promising ones, right, that, They don’t belong in a widow’s and orphan kind of portfolio, but your desk drawer portfolio, you know, where you’ve got a few of maybe your rare baseball cards, your brick of antimony, a few gold coins, a few shares of some of these rare earth stocks, you know, stocked in your back pocket. But anyways, that’s the big Australia Rare Earth Company, A-R-A-F-F. We’ll be right back.
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On a winter’s day.
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Dan, welcome back here to the final segment of today’s Best Stocks Now show. A very busy day in the market today with a lot of earnings coming out, three big nuclear deals. And I’m not done yet. This one is not nuclear-relatable. Well, it is, because the nuclear has to power what, Barry? It has to power the data centers. And in my humble opinion… It is inferences. Yes, I-M-H-O, in my humble opinion, I believe that Celestica, which we own in our Ultra Growth, and I’ll tell you a little story on that stock, I believe it’s one of the best data center stocks in the market right now. Certainly one of the fastest growing, okay? If we look at Celestica today… It’s up 10.2% on three times normal volume. It’s breaking out to a new all-time high. Their sales were up 28% year over year. I mean, look, you could put this up against Procter & Gamble and Johnson & Johnson and AT&T and all the rest of them, Verizon, that are 3%, 4%. And that’s just not my cup of tea, okay? I have learned over time and have realized that there’s a very strong relationship, a correlation between earnings growth and stock price appreciation. Therefore, I search out superior growth strategies. They don’t have to be, you know, 28, 30, 40, 50. But in some of my more aggressive portfolios, the ultra growth, for instance, you know, I’m looking for 20% growers or better. That still makes sense from a valuation point of view. And that’s also a big point that I made in the workshops that I taught this past year, that CanSlim is good for finding go-go growth momentum type stocks, but I’ve added a V. Value, which takes up half of that equation in calculating the final grade that I give to a stock. Valuation is critical. Otherwise, you get into a situation like you got into in 2000 where the valuations just weren’t there at all because the earnings weren’t there. at least in today’s market, which we’re reaching and have reached in some cases. A lot of those valuations we hit in the year 2000, but we still have much better quality of earnings and real sales growth and bottom line growth, which we didn’t have a lot of back in the year 2000. The ones that did survived, and they’re around today, the Amazons. The Microsofts, the Oracles, et cetera, they survived 2000 while many stocks went to zero. Okay, Celestica is right smack dab in the middle of the data center infrastructure build-out. And if we look at the performance of Celestica over the last 10 years, with no guarantees going forward, as this stock steps up to the plate and the pitcher gets ready to throw that first pitch, here’s what’s on the scoreboard up there. Over the last 10 years, CLS has delivered 39% per year to investors. while the S&P is 23.2%. But this whole data center thing really didn’t begin until, what, two or three years ago, I want to say, as AI started to ramp up, as ChatGP came out.
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In reality, it was ChatGPT in March of 2023 that really kind of set this whole craze off.
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Yes, okay. So now the return of this stock have really accelerated. Because now when you look in that five-year average of the stock, you’ve had a couple of the last two years have just been phenomenal. Over the last five years, CLS has delivered 112% per year. Now that’s the average, okay, with no guarantees going forward. We’re looking in the rearview mirror. This is the track record. And over the last three years, this talk has delivered 217% per year. I mean, it’s almost like this is like obscene. Over the last 12 months, it’s up.
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I call it embarrassing.
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Well, I mean, yes, it’s almost like how does Johnson & Johnson compete with this? Over the last 12 months, 344% it’s up. All right. So, I mean, this is like this is an A-plus performance rate. Performance, however, is one half of the equation because performance looks backward. Valuation looks forward. And I learned early on in my career to do five-year valuations. Now, get this. I mean, when I take where the earnings are at today for Celestica, CLS on the NASDAQ, or actually that’s not on the NASDAQ, New York Stock Exchange, I’m using a 16% growth rate going forward over the next five years, which is pretty… You know, pretty subdued. I mean, over the last five years, they’ve been growing by 42% their earnings. I’m using the consensus estimate out there, which is 16%. I still have a stock with over 80% upside potential. In fact, 90, 90.1. You have to include today. Maybe it’s 85% right now. But it still meets all of the criteria that I require. And out of 5,164 stocks that I have to choose from to build my model portfolios out of, it’s ranked number 20 overall. Now, I sold Celestica. I made a big gain in it. And I started getting worried about the valuation. I sold it. And after a couple weeks, I regretted selling it and realized that I had made a mistake. You have to be able to do that in the market. And I got back into it. And boy, am I glad I did. It’s having a huge day today. So anyways, look, that’s just an example. It’s not a recommendation. It’s just an example. There’s the good, there’s the bad, and there’s the ugly in the market out there. And we try to focus on the good. And Celestica, in my opinion, is one of the best markets. data center infrastructure stocks out there and of course we mentioned several nuclear stocks during the course of this show that also are doing very very well it’s a whole brave new world out there let me tell you it’s not the world that i entered into in the market back in the late 90s i’ve seen so much And I’ve been very happy and it’s been a very interesting time in the market. It just gets more interesting by the day. To set up an appointment with us, to talk with us about your portfolio. Man, I’ve had some bad ones that have transferred into us lately. I had to clean them up. 855-611-BEST. 855-611-BEST. To get four free weeks of all this stuff we talk about. GundersenCapital.com. GundersenCapital.com. Have a great day, everybody.
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