In this episode, professional money manager Bill Gunderson, along with Barry Kite, dives deep into the latest market trends. From the recent milestone hit by the S&P 500 to the remarkable performance of the NASDAQ, get a clear picture on where the markets are heading. Special focus is placed on the red-hot run of gold and its growing parallel with Bitcoin as a highly sought-after asset.
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 Wednesday. It is the Wednesday midweek edition of the Best Stocks Now show with professional money manager Bill Gunderson, president of Gunderson Capital Management. I’m here with Barry Cotter, chartered financial analyst. Well, I could have said the Dow, the S&P hitting 7,000 for the first time not too long ago. We’ve now fallen back under 7,000, but we hit it this morning. or the S&P rather. The S&P is up 14 points right now, 6,992, eight points below the 7,000 mark. The Dow, 48,984. It’s down 19 as we’ve got several earnings reports, important ones too to talk about with several more coming in tonight after the close, never a dull moment. The NASDAQ is up 114 points. It’s the star of the show again today, 23,928 on the NASDAQ. Small caps up a little bit here today. And that red hot run in gold continues. It’s just unbelievable. When to sell? There’s your big question. Gold is up another 3.7% today to 5,309. Can you believe it? And silver is up 8.3% to 115. Crude oil is up 1.3%. And Bitcoin is joining the party here today. It is up 2,128 to 89,692. So welcome to today’s Best Stocks Now show with professional money manager Bill Gunderson, president of Gunderson Capital Management. And Barry Kite, as usual, joins us here today. Barry, we saw 7,000 this morning. for a little while on the S&P 500.
SPEAKER 04 :
Yeah, it didn’t last long, but yeah, we hit it.
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It didn’t last long, but it was there. It was. I saw it, and I think it’s inevitable that we will get there and exceed 7,000. The 12-month target price, consensus target price from the analysts, the big ones around America that cover these kinds of things, important things, that target price is up around $8,000 right now by the end of the year. It’s possible. I mean, we’re going to see 12%, 13% growth in earnings this year versus last year, which was a record haul for earnings. To tack on another 12% on top of that says a lot. And it just shows you that the earnings picture of the S&P 500 continues to be quite favorable. And there is not a better indicator for stock markets and individual stocks than earnings, earnings, earnings. Just like real estate is location, location, location, the stock market is earnings, earnings, earnings. With a caveat, how much do I have to pay for those earnings in the window? That’s the key. You know, that forward P.E. ratio, the all-important ratio that everybody keeps an eye on, all of that comes into play. But we did hit 7,000 here today. Now yesterday the Dow had a big down day. It was down about 400. It was mostly one stock. And a lot of times when you hear the headlines on the evening news, you don’t realize, well, it was really UnitedHealthcare that brought the Dow down. The rest of the Dow did pretty well. The NASDAQ was up almost 1% yesterday. It had another big day. And there’s a couple big winners in the NASDAQ here today. A couple of our stocks are doing very well. And one that is getting hit a little bit, I think, on some weak guidance. Always, like I say, never a dull moment. Bitcoin, yeah. It’s hanging out around $90,000. It’s kind of been passed by. There’s a lot of things working a lot better than Bitcoin. Bitcoin may be a source of funds right now that have been going into gold and silver. The hot money, I suppose you could call it. And the U.S. dollar is pretty weak these days. And I did see Trump defending the dollar last night. But, you know, you can’t job own the dollar. The markets determine the dollar and investors’ appetite for the U.S. dollar. And, you know, I don’t know that there may be a little bit of anti-Trump sentiment there, too, from around the world. Well, we’re not going to own the U.S. dollar. We’d rather own Chinese currency or the Brazilian currency or whatever the case may be. But some of that involved, too, Barry.
SPEAKER 04 :
Yeah, and in reality, I mean, there are a couple of things. Certainly on the dollar front, a lot of presidents talk about wanting a strong dollar. In reality, a weaker dollar is better for GDP and better for – you get a lot – make sure exports look more attractive, right? And so there’s some – obviously, there’s some benefits to a weaker currency. You don’t want to be too weak, but there’s a fine – there’s a Goldilocks spot there, not too hot, not too cold. And then – On the gold front, I mean, it seems like gold has become the new Bitcoin, where it’s almost serving two purposes. One, the speculative purpose that Bitcoin served. And number two, the inflation safety component. And actually, it’s something you can touch. It’s almost like it’s come full circle, that gold is now the new and improved Bitcoin, I guess.
SPEAKER 03 :
Yeah, the big question on gold is when are we going to cash in and set those profits aside, take some chips off the table, and that’s something. that I watch on a daily basis. A lot of that will come in the chart, the chart formation, which is still pretty parabolic, to be honest with you. especially silver, parabolic charts usually do not end well. The harder they come, the harder they fall.
SPEAKER 04 :
Usually they’re parabolic in both directions, right?
SPEAKER 03 :
Yes, so stay tuned on that one. We do have some big gains in Barrick Gold and Agnico Eagle. In IAU, which is a gold ETF, and in the GLD ETF itself.
SPEAKER 04 :
I mean, to put it in perspective, GLD is up, or gold in general, is up 21.5% year-to-date. That’s four weeks in to this year, and gold is already up.
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After a scorching year last year. Now, nothing grows to the moon. Eventually, there is reality sets in, profit-taking sets in, panic-selling sets in, and then pretty soon you’ve got a 30% or 40% correction, and that’s the thing you have to watch for here. And that’s why being on top of the charts every day, obviously gold is a chart I look at several times per day as it’s such a bellwether. And I’m sure another factor helping gold today, a massive armada is heading to Iran. We don’t know what’s going to happen. We know there’s a warning. It is ready, willing, and able to rapidly fulfill its mission, whatever that is, I think to probably calm down the protest situation. And the government and Iran from, you know, crushing the people that want to change. It can also move with speed and violence if necessary. This is what Trump is saying. It’s called Operation Midnight Hammer. And that’s very bullish for gold, obviously. Any kind of big world event, crisis, controversy, a war. We’ll just have to see what happens there. Okay, earnings. We’ve got a lot that have come in. We’re going to get to a lot of the companies like ASM Lithography has reported here. Seagate had knockout numbers, Western Digital. We’ve got AT&T. Oh, good. Let’s check in on AT&T, one of my favorite stocks to rip apart. I think it’s actually doing fairly good today, but the 10-year track record, not so good. And several others to talk about. And, of course, tonight, You know, now the prediction markets are involved in earnings reports, Barry. What’s Meta going to say tonight? The prediction markets, people placing bets, which I’m not a fan of, whether they’ll beat or not, whether they’ll announce this, whether they’ll announce that. In my book, it comes right down to that bottom line. Well, the two lines, number one, revenue, sales, and the growth thereof, whether or not it meets the estimates. And number two is the earnings, the bottom line. And number three is the guidance going forward. And there you get those dramatic moves in stocks one way or another. And we’re getting some of that today. We’ll be right back.
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And we’re back here to the second quarter of today’s Best Docs Now show.
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Well, tonight is really the earning season is going to really heat up. There’s going to be some gasoline thrown on the fire. Microsoft will report, we’ll get an update on how their chat GPT is holding up against Grok, which is Elon Musk’s AI, and also the one that seems to have grabbed the number one spot, Google’s Gemini 3. And then, of course, you’ve got Anthropic out there and several others.
SPEAKER 04 :
Oh, Claude. Yeah, Anthropic’s Claude has been making a lot of headway in terms of computer programming.
SPEAKER 03 :
Yes, and it’s really replacing the searches. You know, I think most people are switching over to A.I., Which is pretty quick. I mean, if you want to get right to the bottom of something, it’s pretty incredible, you know, the details that you get answers to on Grok or ChatGPT or Gemini 3. And if that’s not enough, Meta, they’re going to have their own AI. That stock company will report tonight, and Tesla. There’s three of your big seven right there after the close tonight. The fireworks begin at 4 o’clock, a little after 4. Microsoft, Meta, and Tesla. Tomorrow, Apple. It’ll be interesting to see where Apple is. You know, they got left behind in all of this AI race. They’re going to use one of their competitors’ AI. uh for their own use and they’re still kind of writing on their uh their latest version of the apple iphone that’s their thing that’s really the only iron they have in the fire these days uh and there has been talk of maybe uh you know the ceo tim cook uh being replaced or retiring but i don’t know i think he’s there We’ll just have to see what Apple does tomorrow. Then on Friday, big oil, which has been perky lately. Let’s not forget Venezuela. Let’s not forget Iran on the docket now. That’s bullish for oil. And we have seen for the first time in a long time renewed interest in oil stocks. in the oil sector you know i think the other uh… issue that’s driving the oil sector barry is the realization that hey This is going to fill the gap with the energy needs for data centers. By the way, yesterday the data center sector was just en fuego. It was on fire. But it’s fueling those data centers, energizing those data centers. Wind and solar is gone from the mix for that. Oh, it’s still there a little bit. But natural gas and companies like Baker Hughes, et cetera, all of a sudden are emerging as data center plays. And I think that also is giving oil and gas a lift. Now, you know, if it were Al Gore, he would not have any fossil fuels. He obviously was at Davos and speaking his mind on the current state of energy usage in the world. But I think that’s helping the oil stocks. Well, it’s the build-out of the data centers.
SPEAKER 04 :
Yeah, and natural gas regardless. I mean, that’s going to probably play one of the most significant power, you know, powering this stuff for the next, say, five years before, you know, some of the nuclear and other stuff comes online. Exactly. So it’s an important – it’s going to be probably one of the most important components during this build-out. Yeah.
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Yes, and I do know that, well, we’ll get to that in the second half of the show. GE Vernova, which is the energy arm of Larry Cope’s little GE empire, reported, and we’ll get an update there on how their nuclear aspirations are going. Here’s an interesting one.
SPEAKER 04 :
Let’s put this stuff in perspective, Bill. I saw an interesting number on Giggle. You know how we see these yesterday with that big Foxconn center that was going to be turned into, what, 15 data centers?
SPEAKER 03 :
Yeah, that was crazy.
SPEAKER 04 :
In Wisconsin. Yeah, and I think it was, what, maybe 5 gigawatts or something? Yeah, it was big. I read for 1 gigawatt, and that’s of the computing power for data center, right? 1 gigawatt apparently takes about $50 billion to build out. So when you see these projects of 1 gigawatt, when you take into account all the chips, infrastructure, power, everything involved, you’re talking about a $50 billion investment for each gigawatt.
SPEAKER 03 :
Yeah, and I would just say that where we’re at in today’s world and in the technology phase that we’re in right now, the AI boom, it just seems to me that the infrastructure of it all is the power grid. And the power grid is woefully underpowered at the current time. and investing in some of those key players in that power grid seems to be a pretty good theme to include in your overall portfolio and investing strategy. I wouldn’t go for this. I see this happen from time to time where a sleepy stock, a sleep number, employs Travis Kelsey as a strategic partner and key investor. Now, we don’t know what number Travis Kelsey is or his little girlfriend there. Did they get married? No, they’re not married. They’re engaged. Okay, they’re engaged. What’s her sleep number? We don’t know, but that has not been a very good stock. But sometimes they’ll employ people like this.
SPEAKER 04 :
We know his jersey number, I guess. That’s about it.
SPEAKER 03 :
Yeah, just in time. Maybe we’ll see a Super Bowl ad. But sleep number was up 7.7% in pre-market trading here this morning. Intel in focus. Now, okay, Intel had this big spill down 13%. You know, it’s kind of like buy the rumor, sell the news. And the rumor is, and the facts are, the U.S. government has invested in Intel. NVIDIA has invested in Intel. To me, that puts in a floor. Your downside risk is not that great at this point in time, especially after this 13% drop that it had. And it is tempting a little bit because it’s got a pretty good firm floor underneath it of investors that are kind of going to do everything they can do to see it succeed. And I do see that the CFO has been buying some of the stock. And NVIDIA may use Intel for some of its 2028. Now, that’s way out there. But I’m going to continue to look at Intel. It definitely would be a candidate for the value, relative value portfolio. I do like the fact that there’s not a lot of downside risk. There always is. That never goes away. They have to execute. But they do have some pretty strong backing that kind of puts in a floor underneath the stock, I guess is what I’m trying to say. NVIDIA gets a green light for the first batch of H200 chips from China. China green-lighted the first batch of NVIDIA. Let’s see, NVIDIA had a big day yesterday, and so did the data center stocks in general. Had a huge day yesterday. And let’s just take a look at NVIDIA today, which had a nice pop yesterday. NVIDIA is up another 1.6% today, but still kind of languishing in that low 190 area, kind of in a sideways trend. 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. And welcome back here to the second half of today’s Best Docs Now show. February 23rd, Monday. I’ll be in Sun City, Arizona. No, I’m not retiring and moving to a retirement community. I’ll be teaching a workshop there. I’m not ready for that yet, Barry. Come on. You know, I’ll be teaching a workshop there at 6.30 p.m. to a vibrant group of folks in the Sun City area. If you’d like to visit, 6.30 p.m., Sun City West. I guess I’ve got to get an address or something. It’s the big retirement community. They’ve got a bowling alley. They’ve got… A nice theater there, kind of auditorium where I’ll be presenting in person. I’ll be there to see some spring training baseball in the days leading up to that. Monday, February 23rd, 6.30 p.m., speaking to an investment group there. They usually get a good little turnout for that thing.
SPEAKER 04 :
That’s an experienced group right there.
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Yes.
SPEAKER 04 :
They’ve been doing it for a long time, and they’re a tight one. Yes.
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And then Tuesday and Wednesday, the day I’m flying from Phoenix down to Houston, and Wednesday and Thursday, Wednesday, February 25th, I’ll be teaching an in-person workshop at 7 p.m. at the Westin Galleria in Houston. And we have those one-hour appointment slots on Wednesday and Thursday, February 25th and 26th. They are booking up. We’re still about a month out. If you’d like to reserve a one-hour spot with Barry and myself and whoever else joins from the team, you can go to GundersenCapital.com. Or you can call Edie at 855-611-BEST. 855-611-BEST. Okay, we have got earnings, earnings, earnings. Seagate. Let’s begin there. Look, Seagate is benefiting from data center. It’s one of the absolute strongest stocks in the entire market right now. And it is one of the chosen ones. Many are called, but few are chosen. But I have chosen Seagate, which is in our, that’s not in the big portfolio. That’s in our ultra-growth portfolio, where there’s only 16 stocks right now in that portfolio. There’s room for more. But they’ve got to meet my qualifications and my criteria. That ultra-growth portfolio is out of the gate very strongly here so far in 2026 after a good year last year. And you can look at the 10-year. We’ve almost got a 10-year average on it. We’ve started that in January of 2019. Seagate right now is up, believe it or not, 17.8% and hitting a new all-time high. Seagate has been around since I’ve been in the business. and uh… you know i can remember some of my first pcs that i owned and uh… the standard back then was forty megabyte hard disk drive and if you wanted more than that uh… you had to resort to uh… things that you plugged in like the iomega big clunky machine uh… or other ways of giving you more storage And, of course, that has really evolved over the years, the whole storage market. But Seagate was obviously one of the pioneers. And it’s amazing that Seagate is still a relevant company today, as much so, really, if not more than it was back then. It’s always been there, really, at the forefront, along with Western Digital. And Seagate, I believe these days, is a Singapore company. And it also, I know they moved to Ireland, their headquarters to Ireland for a while, I’m sure for tax reasons. But Seagate reports a monster quarter. Their sales up 22% year over year, 22% year over year. Their earnings up 53% year over year. No wonder the stock is blowing up to a new all-time high. It’s now a $93 billion company. Up 18% today? Yeah. Listen to their last four quarters of earnings growth. Now, if you’re an old can slimmer like I am, William O’Neill’s system, the C in can slim stands for current earnings. That’s your quarterly earnings growth. Their last four quarters, earnings up 476%, earnings up 147%, earnings up 65%, and this quarter is 53%, and it’s being driven by data center and AI. And that’s tremendous growth. It’s now grown to a $93 billion company. If I look at the Best Stocks Now app, of course, which points me in the direction of the lively stocks in the market today, it helps me tremendously narrow down a very large field out there of 5,300 or so. Even more than that, if you want to count a lot of these pink sheet stocks, etc. But Seagate, let’s see where it’s ranked in the Best Stocks Now app. It’s one of the top-ranked stocks, so I wouldn’t own it. And, of course, my criteria is basically two things. Earnings, earnings, earnings. Performance, performance, performance. I guess those are kind of the same because one plays off of the other. And then looking forward. Looking forward to that five-year projection that I do. And that has me covered, the last five years and the next five years. Right now, the valuation part of it, I’ve got to move my growth rate up a little bit. The consensus on the street is 6.8%. That’s how wrong the consensus analyst estimate is out there on the growth rate. Look at these four quarters. They just presented 400, 156, and the analysts have them at 6.8% for the next five years. I think you can easily double that.
SPEAKER 04 :
Three years from now, they have it at 19%. The company has earnings growth at 19%, 2027, 38%, 2026, 59.5%. Again, this is one of the ones where I have been using the consensus, but now that I see this quarter here,
SPEAKER 03 :
I’ll definitely make an adjustment, but it doesn’t meet my value criteria right now, but that’s because the consensus, and that’s why I bought it. I knew it at the time when I bought the stock. The performance has been phenomenal. of the stock here recently. It’s probably one of the biggest winners in the market year to date, isn’t it?
SPEAKER 04 :
Yeah, and the other names, I mean, look at Western Digital is getting a sizable pop today. Micron has been participating already, not as much today. And then ASML today came out with a great report. Obviously, their stock was up earlier. They’re down a little bit at the moment. Really? They came out with a great report.
SPEAKER 03 :
I know they did. Well, Seagate was up, over the last 12 months, it’s up 250%. Holy cow. Over the last five years, it’s delivered 47% per year, with no guarantees going forward. These are sizzling numbers, and a lot of that is really… uh… you know when you have the last two years that they’ve had that influences all the numbers that influences the ten-year numbers the five-year numbers the three-year numbers the momentum grade is a plus this is one of the strongest stocks in the entire market and i can see that i have to tweak my earnings on my uh… growth rate there a little bit i’ve been relying on the consensus which in this case is not good they’re way off with their growth rate but suffice it to say Seagate’s having a tremendous day now we’ll go to the other side of the street That’s the sunny side of the street. Now we’ll go to one that is not benefiting. I can’t think of any way that AT&T is benefiting from data center, maybe somehow, somewhere, distantly. This is just a dog of a stock. It’s in the Dow, obviously. It’s $170 billion. Over the last five years, their earnings growth, what do you think their earnings growth has been over the last five years? I’ll say 5%. Minus 8%. Minus 8% per year. They have not innovated. They lose business every year. They get watered down, diluted. They’re basically down to an IP and telecom service provider. And their growth is nonexistent. Their quarter that they just reported, their sales were up 4%. Yay. Their earnings were down 4%. You have a non-growth company. And when we come back, we’ll look at how that has done for investors over the last 10 years on this big Dallas-based company. The good, the bad, and the ugly. We’ll be right back.
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The Golden Gate.
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And welcome back here to the final segment of today’s Best Stocks Now show, an investment in AT&T. Ma Bell, over the last 10 years, total return 4.46% per year. 4.46% per year. Now, here’s the arguments you’ll hear, and I’ll give you some more numbers here on AT&T. But I just know that when I open up Seeking Alpha today or tomorrow, there’s going to be articles why I like AT&T at this level. It won’t be one of my articles, that’s for sure. How can you pass up a dividend, Barry, of 4.6% per year? Now, wait a minute. What was the 10-year return of the stock? 4.46 the dividend yield is 4.63 that means there’s been no growth in the stock that’s all you it’s it’s behaved like a bond yeah it’s all i mean essentially and it’s and the problem is it’s fluctuated the volatility has been way more than a bond would have yes okay now things have improved and you know i guess you would say why would the next 10 years be any better Yet, when an account comes to us from any of the big ones, I’m just going to throw Fisher out there, Morgan Stanley, Raymond James. It’s rare that those portfolios don’t have AT&T in them. Okay? I’m just telling you. Now, as I go to spring training this February.
SPEAKER 04 :
65% owned by institutions. Yeah.
SPEAKER 03 :
That’s why they love to own AT&T. Okay, when I go to spring training, there will be about 300 Padres, wannabes, from the rookie leagues, guys coming out of high school, new draft picks. When they begin spring training, there’s probably between all the fields, I’m going to guess there’s 300 players. On opening day, there’s only 25. I don’t have room on the bench, the dugout. There’s only room for 25 people. Is AT&T going to be taking up that valuable space? Eating my sunflower seeds, popping bubbles with their bubble gum, spitting on my dugout floor. No, that’s a very choice real estate to be in my retirement portfolio or in my client’s portfolio.
SPEAKER 04 :
Yeah, and there’s 3,046 holders. The last time it was reported, there’s 3,046 institutional holders of the stock. And of those 3,000, 1,300 of those decided to increase their position in this most recent report. Which, I mean, really? I mean, it’s one thing to hold it. I wouldn’t consider that either. But they added to their position.
SPEAKER 03 :
Yes, well, you know what? And another thing people will say, it’s a dividend aristocrat. They’ve been growing their dividend every year for the last 10 years or whatever, and it’s a dividend aristocrat. Okay, all right, look, that’s why they call it a market. That’s why I play the song, you’ve got to go where you want to go, do what you want to do, be with who you want to be, because at the end of the day, I mean, you’re kind of responsible for your own portfolio, and you could make the argument it’s got a P.E. ratio of 11. Yeah, okay, I’m only paying 11 times earnings. Seagate, on the other hand, shoot, I’ve got to pay 36 times earnings for Seagate. But, you know, compare the performance, compare where they’re at and where they’re positioned in today’s technology boom. You know, I just say one is probably one of the sleepiest. Is anybody happy with AT&T, the service that they give for AT&T? My Internet goes down all the time, and I do have AT&T as one of my providers. You know, they’re probably going to sue me for slander or something.
SPEAKER 04 :
Well, we have two. That’s why I have two providers.
SPEAKER 03 :
I have Elon Musk as my backup. That one never goes down, and that’s Starlink. My AT&T went down yesterday right in the heat of battle. Just boom, no internet. Okay, switch over to Starlink real quickly. Okay, now let’s do another one. This is fun. I just love to knock stocks and I love to praise stocks. I love to see the good and I like the contrast. the good uh teaching it’s a good teaching it’s a good teaching tool for you at home i mean size them up yourself that’s why i invented the best stocks now app so that you could see these numbers for yourself and say yeah you know i didn’t realize that that’s such a sleepy stock Okay, now we have one that’s down today. I don’t have any problem with talking about the ones that are down. We own Amphenol. It’s down 13.4% today, but it’s been on fire here recently. Listen to Amphenol’s quarter. Sales up 49%, earnings up 76%. They’re definitely positioned in the data center boom, the AI boom. They make electrical, electronic, fiber optic connectors, interconnect systems, cables, picks and shovel in the data centers. All the things you need to build a data center. You’ve got to power it, yes, but what are you powering? You’re powering all this equipment in there that’s talking and whirring and bubbling and boiling over and lighting up, and it’s pretty exciting really to see it, data center. It’s alive in there. Amphenol hit a new all-time high yesterday. It’s down 13.4% today. I haven’t even had time to dig into their earnings or what they said that causes it to go down 13. It was up immediately after. To me, these are sensational numbers, and this is their fourth quarter in a row of sensational numbers. APH, I would just say, is a lower end. It’s not NVIDIA. It’s not the high tech and the glamour and the sexy stuff that NVIDIA has or Micron has. Amphenol is more of a connectors, you know, this kind of thing, cables, things like that. But the demand for their product is in fuego right now. Okay, well, there it goes. We’re out of time. I could have talked for another hour easily. Get the newsletter. Sign up for it. Four free weeks. GundersenCapital.com. Come to the workshop in Arizona. Come to the workshop in Houston. Set up an appointment with us. You don’t have to be in Houston. We talk to people all over the country on a daily basis. You can set up an appointment. Edie is the traffic cop. She’s the air traffic controller. 855-611-BEST. 855-611-BEST. She’ll put you in touch with one of us. Or you can just, you know, very quietly go on the Internet to GundersonCapital.com and say, send me four weeks of your newsletter. I want to check you guys out. 855-611-BEST. GundersonCapital.com. Have a great day, everybody.
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