Join Bill Gundersen as he delves into the latest developments in the financial market, marking new highs on the Dow Jones and exploring technological revolutions across various sectors. This episode offers an in-depth look at how geopolitical situations, such as tariffs and international relations, influence market trends and consumer behavior. Discover how the rise of AI and shifts in global power dynamics are reshaping investment strategies for the future.
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.
SPEAKER 07 :
And welcome to the Wednesday. It’s Wednesday already of this new year. It’s January the 7th, 2026. This is Bill Gunderson, president of Gunderson Capital Management, a nationwide based only registered investment advisory firm. And I’m here with Barry Kite, our chartered financial analyst, certified financial planner. We had all-time highs in the Dow yesterday as the charge towards 50,000 continues. Well, we’re stumbling a little bit today. The Dow did open up. Now it’s down 151 points. It’s at 49,318 points. The NASDAQ, which has not hit a new high yet, but it’s very, very close. The NASDAQ is starting to pick up some steam here. It’s up 63 points all of a sudden. And the NASDAQ is at 23,608. The S&P 500 hit a new all-time high yesterday and is tacking on another three points to that all-time high as it charges towards 7,000. It’s at 6,948. We’ve got interest rates falling just a little bit here today. We’re down to 4.13 on the 10-year. Gold is finally peeling back a little bit. It’s down 90 basis points, but it’s been closing in on 5,000 recently. And silver continues to be a wild thing. It’s down 4% at 7,755 today. I never thought I’d say that on silver. And Bitcoin’s down 2,300 today. so welcome to today’s best stocks now show with professional money manager bill gunderson president of gunderson capital management and it’s a show where current events politics the economy invasions of other countries seizing of oil tankers all this and that health care Health care, Supreme Court decisions, verdicts coming.
SPEAKER 06 :
Culinary choices.
SPEAKER 07 :
Yes, I mean, it all plays into almost every facet of your everyday life, whether you realize it or not. From the time you go to the grocery store in the morning to the time you check your IRA in the afternoon and watch the evening news and all these things colliding. all over the place. It’s a heck of a lot of fun. I’ve been watching it for 25 years and I’ve seen the phone revolution, the computer revolution, the networking revolution, the PC revolution, the EV car revolution, and now we’re seeing the AI revolution. What is next? And it’s been fun and there’s been a lot of big, big, big winners over the years and a lot of advances making our lives a whole lot easier i mean we just take for granted all of that information that we have thrown at us on at our fingertips on a daily basis and all that computing power and now uh asking gemini or your favorite uh your favorite uh version of ai whether it’s chat gpt or grok or gemini or uh open AI whatever well that’s basically ChatGPT questions that used to take a long time to find the answer to now you can find it in the matter of seconds so anyways we’re a long ways from ask Jeeves remember that yeah ask Jeeves that was kind of the original AI and you know the other thing I would say and it’s become very very apparent All of these component companies that I watched 20 years ago, 25 years ago, like Seagate and Western Digital and Micron. and the like, and SanDisk, etc. You can multiply that by thousands of chips that are now needed. Yes, the PC business has slowed down considerably. We’re not replacing our PCs as often. But when you look at what Jensen Wang was showing at CES last Friday with his Vera configuration, So all of that requires Seagate. It requires Western Digital. It requires Micron. It requires Samsung. It requires SanDisk and on and on and on. And nowhere is it showing up more than in those stocks, which absolutely continue to blow up to the upside. We’re going to talk about that. Again, today here, how that could really affect inflation a little bit. You’re going to start to feel the price of these memory chips, not potato chips, memory chips coming out of Idaho, impacting inflation and a lot of different facets of your life, even right on down to toys, hobbies, your car. Just all over the place. The effects of this tech revolution, the latest tech revolution, is reaching far and wide, right down into your wallet. Well, the Dow closed up 1% yesterday. Why do I say that? That’s an all-time high. I sent out a chart to all of my subscribers at Gundersen Capital that like to manage their own money. I sent out a chart of the Dow this morning showing that breakout to a new all-time high as it closes in on 50,000. And if you look at the chart, you see Trump coming into office in January. And, of course, the markets really exploded after Trump won the election. And then about the beginning of February, the tariff talk started. And the Dow or the S&P, which had hit 4,500 at that point, or the Dow 45,000 at that point, went all the way down to 40,000. We lost 5,000 points off the Dow because the thought on the street was that the tariffs were going to bring the economy to its knees. We’re going to greatly impact earnings for the S&P 500 and the Dow. And, no, just the opposite has happened. And, I mean, the very day that the Dow actually hit 36,611, back on april the eighth of last year and that’s what i wrote my article saying the tariffs are going to work it was a very controversial article is there on seeking alpha for all to see i got remained i got ripped i got to be rated i got criticized well now who’s got the last laugh The Dow has gone from 36,000 to 49,000. So take that, all of you critics.
SPEAKER 06 :
That’s what you get for listening to Besant, right? That’s who you are. I listened to Besant. In our opinion, we wanted to listen to him.
SPEAKER 07 :
Yes, and I believed in what Besant said in an interview he had with Tucker Carlson. Whether you like Tucker Carlson or not, whether you like Besant or not, it was a forum for him to speak about. His mind best and outline what they were trying to accomplish with the tariffs. And here we sit today closing in on 50,000 in the Dow and GDP running at 4.3 percent and the economy humming and inflation down around just under 3 percent right now.
SPEAKER 06 :
You have to remember where the Dow was when you wrote that article.
SPEAKER 1 :
$36,000.
SPEAKER 06 :
Yeah, and that’s where it’s easy with looking back and looking at that call. But in the heat of the moment, right, it was a big call.
SPEAKER 07 :
But I had so much conviction after I saw that interview. I spent most of the day Saturday and Sunday morning polishing off that article and getting it over to Seeking Alpha. So it was published on Monday. And, you know, the other thing I would say, the biggest reason behind my conviction is I’m a guy that watches earnings estimates every week on the S&P 500, which we’re looking out in the future. It’s not a crystal ball. It’s an actual number, 12 months out and 24 months out. And those earnings estimates projections never budged. And in fact, I mean, since that point in time, they’ve drifted higher than where they were before the tariff announcement. So the tariffs had no impact whatsoever on the overall. Yes, now you can pick on some industries where they moved a lot of their production offshore and they had to bring it back here to America. Or they’re just eating the tariffs. But that is all now history and earnings estimates. Now, here’s the wrinkle, okay? It could be this Friday. This Friday could come the decision from the Supreme Court on whether or not the – The tariffs went outside of the Constitution. The Supreme Court is expected to issue rulings on Friday which could possibly include, one, on the legality of tariffs that President Donald Trump imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act. That was his justification for the tariffs. And we don’t know whether or not for sure they will announce that, but it looks like it’s going to be this Friday. The move was legally challenged by Trump’s move. The lower courts ruled that the use of this act to impose tariffs exceeded the president’s authority. And, of course, the Trump administration has appealed that a long time ago. You know, I would just say that the prediction markets have the chances of the Supreme Court ruling in favor of Trump, but only 29 percent. 29 percent. So we could have a big mess on Friday. We’ll be right back. And welcome back here to the second quarter of today’s Best Stocks Now show. Well, you know, those prediction markets, Calci and Polymarket, Yeah, still, they don’t have a long enough track record to really, you know, identify how accurate they are. At least the betting is on Calsi, 29% chance ruling in Trump’s favor on the tariffs. And Polly Market’s at 21% chance. So if you want to make some money, if you think the Supreme Court’s going to rule in favor of Trump, put a little money, put a little action on that side of the…
SPEAKER 06 :
Somebody put some action on Polymarket for the invasion of Maduro. Yeah, made a ton of money. I was reading a story about that and talk about some, you know, it had all of the makings of, you know, you were talking about our CE, continuing education. It had all the makings of an insider trade. Let’s hope it wasn’t Hexaf. Or Pelosi. The deal was it had a brand new account, so obviously the account hadn’t been in place for long. I think the name of the account was some long Bitcoin name, basically, with a bunch of numbers and letters. And then dashes. So it was, you know, and they put up, you know, I think up 30. I think they put up $34,000 and won a significant sum.
SPEAKER 07 :
$680,000 or $780,000, something like that.
SPEAKER 06 :
It wasn’t a small amount. It’s one thing if you put, you know, $1,000 down and win, you know, $400,000. But in this case, I mean, it was a sizable, you know, $34,000. That’s not a small amount.
SPEAKER 07 :
I hope it wasn’t a Navy seal in Coronado or something like that, you know, somebody that kind of knew what was going on. Well, if the Supreme Court rules against Trump, you’ve got to refund $133.5 billion. I want a little refund. I’ve been paying tariffs on my little HO locomotives for my train layouts with my grandkid. I’ll put it in their college accounts if I get my refunds. $133.5 billion in duties. And, you know, Costco has got a lawsuit out there. If this ruling goes against Trump, they want the money refunded that they paid in tariffs. So, you know, it could be pretty disruptive, I would say, to say the least. And that could come down this Friday. Okay, so in the meantime, all-time record on the… on the Dow yesterday, the memory stocks, you know, I’ve just come to the conclusion, us buying PCs, you know, to replace our PCs, pale in comparison to these data centers and all of the SanDisk chips, the NVIDIA chips, the Western Digital storage, the Seagate, and this and that. Yesterday, SanDisk up 27%. Western Digital was up 16.7. Seagate up 13.9. Micron hit another new high yesterday. And we’re seeing a little profit taking there today, but I just think that it’s coming from data center, which is the little guy buying a PC times a million or whatever, 10,000 needed for these data centers and trying to keep up. Okay, we did get an economic report today. The private sector employment rebounds less than expected. It’s up 41,000. The street was looking for 47,000. Do we get the jobs? We must get the non-farm payrolls.
SPEAKER 06 :
So we got the ADP today, and it was a little more positive than the previous one. Of course, we get the non-farm payrolls, the big one from the government on Friday. In terms of the ADP, I think we had 41,000 jobs in the private sector were added in December, and so there wasn’t much of a revision for November. Yes. Kind of a quiet report, and everybody’s kind of waiting for, obviously, we get the weekly jobless claims tomorrow and then the big one on Friday. We actually get the big one on time. Yes. Yeah, on time.
SPEAKER 07 :
So it’s really going to be the real first one that’s got real numbers in it and not the kind of they had to kind of guess at some of those numbers during the government shutdown. OK, well, it’s becoming obvious that one of the big reasons that Trump wanted Maduro out is to block China. from getting access to the oil in Venezuela. He’s like, hey, this is our neck of the woods. This is closer to us. This is the Western Hemisphere, pal. And we’re going to start buying oil from Venezuela to block China out in this big game of, you know, who gets the oil and we definitely don’t want China access. And of course, Russia and all of the moves on the black market in the middle of the night, they’ve turned around their tankers that were going to Venezuela. and so there’s a lot of stuff going on in the background. Trump says Venezuela is going to hand over up to 50 million barrels of oil to the U.S. I believe we’re buying it. He’s not handing it over. We’re going to buy it, and the money’s going to go into the coffers of Venezuela for the people of Venezuela instead of to the corrupt government, which I don’t know how… We’ll see what the current government is like, but they seem to be playing ball so far. And, of course, to the drug lords of Venezuela. So, anyways, he wants to redirect Venezuela oil exports to the U.S. China and block China on that. And of course, the other one that’s coming up now.
SPEAKER 06 :
Well, yeah, go ahead. No, that’s just that’s kind of my take in terms of, you know, in terms of the Supreme Court, where it’s, you know, from a you know, in terms of it could be I’m not a legal expert, but it’s a broad reaching power. And you can use the you can use the fact of tariffs in terms of, you know, preventing countries from having this type of exactly. You had China, you know, bringing in and building a lot of factories and infrastructure in Mexico, for example, so then what was produced can come across via the new version of NAFTA, right? And so they’re circumventing some of that and also adding influence. Anywhere that you’re investing… billions of dollars in and employing the people of that particular country, then you’re going to have influence.
SPEAKER 07 :
Yes, and then the other one here that’s coming into play once again, and I’m watching it in the Greenland. Yes, there are Greenland stocks. There’s five of them that I’m going to add to my Best Stocks Now app today. But I’m very familiar with Critical Metal, CRML, which let’s see how much it’s up again today. And it’s the rare earth, okay? It’s all about rare earth in Greenland. It’s all about oil in Venezuela. And let’s not forget the strategic value. You know, Cuba, Kennedy blocked the missiles from coming to Cuba by Khrushchev because that’s right there, right next to us. That’s strategic. And, of course, Venezuela is very geographically strategic, and Greenland is very strategic. It was very strategic in World War II, by the way. And, you know, we’re trying to get access to those critical metals that aren’t being used to take advantage of, which they’re sitting there. And that’s also a play against China because China controls 80% of the rare earth metals. And when we come back, we’ll talk about some of these Greenland stocks. How about a Greenland ETF? We’ll be the first to market with a Greenland ETF. 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.
SPEAKER 04 :
And welcome back here to the second half of today’s Best Docs Now show.
SPEAKER 1 :
Several U.S.
SPEAKER 04 :
overtures for Greenland have been made over the years.
SPEAKER 07 :
including in 1867, following the purchase of Alaska from the Russians. How was that investment? That did okay for us, Barry. And in 1946, when America offered $100 million in gold for the world’s largest island, it followed Denmark asking the U.S. to defend the territory in 1941 after the Germans occupied their country. resulting in greenland serving as a base for u s fighters and bombers and later during the cold war for early missile warning systems until today it’s american power that mainly provides operational security control which is now being leveraged into the conversation Well, I mean, that’s the angle that Trump is taking. He says it’s so strategic. We need Greenland from the standpoint of national security. And the European Union needs us to have it. And they know it, says Trump aboard Air Force One earlier this week. Right now it’s covered in Russia, Russian and Chinese ships all over the place. And Denmark is not going to be able to defend it. Greenland’s waters also represent a key naval choke point between the Arctic and the Atlantic that is crucial to influence in the Western Hemisphere. So there’s one angle, okay, the defense angle, the strategic angle. The second angle is Greenland’s entire coastline is said to hold one of the world’s greatest collections of mineral resources. including base and precious metals, industrial rocks, and rare earths. There’s that key term. Industrial rocks. Industrial rocks. I’ve got some in my backyard that I can’t even budge. Nearly all of these deposits remain untapped. Think about Alaska. I mean, you know, when we bought it from the Russians, look at what a gold mine and treasure. Literally, yeah. Whether it’s salmon or giant halibut, nearly all these deposits remain untapped. That’s the key word there. Greenland could help reduce U.S. dependency on China. So that’s another thing. It’s positioning yourselves, not letting China and Russia get their mitts on it. Roads, infrastructure, significant funding for exploration will be needed to access them as Arctic ice continues to melt away. What else will that melting of the ice uncover? And hence, all of a sudden, the interest from day one, really. I mean, maybe even during the campaign, Trump’s had interest in Greenland. Now, CRML, I own a little bit in my, it’s a wild thing. But it is a natural resource. It’s a mining stock that has interest in Greenland. I’m going to look at a chart of this stock today. It’s been all over the map. Today it’s up 6%. It’s been as high as 32. Right now it’s at 12, and it began the year at about $1 a share, okay? There’s others there, including P-E-L-I, which I’m going to add to the app, P-E-L-I, and you’ve got G-R-L-R-F. I haven’t looked at that yet. These trade on the pink sheets. A-M-R-Q-F, G-D-L-N-F, G-R-E-C-F, e-p-m-f-f and b-l-l-y-f and lastly i-m-s-r oh no that’s my next story uh uh those are the greenland stocks right now that are in play so i don’t think this story is going to go away barry you know i think either we’re going to make a deal I mean, you’ve got the art of the deal in office right now, and I think he looks at, you know, he’s got three years left in his term, and I think he’s going to go all out to try to acquire or get the rights to Greenland.
SPEAKER 06 :
Yeah, I mean, you know, to me it’s, you know, number one, you know, it’s an untapped opportunity, obviously, from an economic standpoint. So, you know, it would probably be in, you know, greenland’s best interest right at some point to uh to monetize right the resources they have number one and and number two i mean we have a base there already i think you know part of this is is almost uh you know to almost an overture in terms of you know we’re there to a certain extent and i think you know i think they could make it i don’t see why we couldn’t make a deal with uh with nato and or with whoever denmark who greenland whoever it needs to be to increase our presence there
SPEAKER 07 :
Yeah, it sounds like it’s mostly Denmark, which has a woman as the prime minister right now. And she says Greenland has expressed many times that they don’t want the U.S. control of it. But it seems to me like it’s going to take a lot of money. to develop those resources, number one. And number two, with Russia and China circling it all the time, you’ve got to have somebody with a formidable force as a deterrent. I don’t think Denmark, I don’t think the Navy of Copenhagen there can…
SPEAKER 06 :
uh defend it so anyways it’s it’s interesting to watch yeah i mean my wife’s grandpa was stationed in iceland right and they did you know did did you know flew over and obviously flew over green yes so it’s not anything it’s not a new concept i mean the other thing is i mean we’ve got bases and Germany, we’ve got bases in Europe, to me, in terms of increasing your presence in a strategic place like Greenland. Makes sense. Now, is there a rhetoric way to go about it?
SPEAKER 07 :
We’ll defend it in return for the mineral rights or whatever. I don’t know. Okay, all of a sudden the lithium stocks are on fire. A North Carolina stock, Albemarle. That’s not good when you’re talking about lithium if it’s on fire. No, lithium is very flammable, unfortunately. But lithium, you know, with the turning away from the EV push, EVs by 2030, that’s not going to happen. the consumer doesn’t want the evs like they used to but guess where the need is now that data centers autonomous robots oh those okay alber marl and that stock is breaking out by the way you know north carolina has huge deposits of lithium as does nevada as does arkansas and Albemarle was up 9.6% yesterday, breaking out to new highs because of the autonomous robot sparking demand for the lithium. The latest demand shock was electric vehicles, which really dropped considerably, but now all of a sudden it’s coming back into demand. And we’re finding that in the lithium, there’s a lot of rare earth mixed in. So yesterday, I watched lithium Argentina. I watched U.S. rare earth. I watched sigma lithium. I watched standard lithium. SQM is breaking out, which is a huge play down in Chile on lithium. Lithium Americas, LAC, which also has some backing from the Defense Department and the U.S. government. And then you’ve got MP Materials out there in Nevada where Elon Musk’s battery factory is. And, of course, MP has got huge investments in it from Apple. and the U.S. government. So, you know, I’ll tell you what, just watching the stock so far in the first few days of 2026, I’m seeing the basic material stocks, so an ETF like IYM, you can look at that, it’s breaking out because it’s copper, it’s zinc, it’s palladium, it’s gold, it’s silver. The aluminum stocks are breaking out. Aluminium, as my friend in one of the firms I work for, he was a Brit, and he was an analyst. I learned a lot from him. But, you know, titanium, the metal stocks are breaking out all over the place, and that would include the lithium stocks. That’s really in play. Okay, Micron, SanDisk, memory stocks continue to soar amid AI demand. And I would also throw in Seagate and Western Digital into that. And a Samsung exec today is warning that rising memory prices could impact everybody. uh… there’s going to be big issues around semiconductor supplies okay we talked about rare earth and the magnets and how important that is we talk about oil and how critical that is we talk about lithium well how about memory memory chips there’s going to be a huge issue around semiconductor supplies and it’s going to impact everyone says the ceo of samsung But we’re actually going to have to be at a point where we have to consider repricing our products again. They’ve already tripled. Dell rewarding customers of coming price hikes. And, of course, I had boots on the ground tell me that what used to cost $70 to put into a PC and memory and whatnot is now $210. If you can get it, we’ll be right back.
SPEAKER 05 :
In a golden cage On a winter’s day You gotta go where you wanna go Do what you wanna do Whatever you wanna do You gotta go where you wanna go Do whatever you wanna do
SPEAKER 07 :
And welcome back here to the final segment of today’s Best Stocks. Now, shall I tell you, another company in stock that is in play right now and continues to get massive orders, and a big chunk of that company is right here in our backyard, about 20 minutes from where I live, next to the Charleston International Airport, sits Boeing. Boeing. And you can’t even believe the cranes, the construction, the cement. They’re filling in ponds and building plants where the pond used to be. Maybe a few alligators had to be relocated. I don’t know. But Boeing is really cooking right now. And they got yesterday, and this is the plane that had the issues, the 737. Alaska Airlines said Thursday it has agreed to buy 105 Boeing. 737-10 aircraft and five Boeing 787 wide-body jets, those are the kind I like to fly if I can, making the largest aircraft order in the carrier’s history, Alaska Airlines, and extending its delivery pipeline through 2035. That’s nine years out. The deal also includes options for 35 additional 737-10s over the same period. So the order deepens Alaska’s relationship with Boeing and comes as the U.S. planemaker works to restore confidence in its manufacturing and safety processes. Wow, that’s incredible what’s going on. And, of course, Boeing is doubling the size of their plant here in South Carolina. So if you’re looking for work… Aerospace. And if you want a downtown, the tallest building is Church Steeples. And a very good culinary scene. Some pretty good fishing here in the Charleston area. They’ve got a beach. There’s a beach. Oh, we’ve got Isle of Palms, which is a fantastic beach. Sullivan’s Island is a fantastic beach. Maybe I should get a Kiowa. It’s fantastic. We had the PGA Golf Tournament. You were there with Mickelson. When Mickelson won.
SPEAKER 06 :
It was an ocean course. It was the last time at the PGA when he won a few years back.
SPEAKER 07 :
Yeah, I haven’t heard Mickelson’s name on the leaderboard lately, though. I don’t know what became of Mickelson.
SPEAKER 06 :
He got a payday from live golf. Yeah, he’s Saudi Arabia.
SPEAKER 07 :
He’s done. But, you know, he’s from my hometown of San Diego. Terrestrial Energy. Okay, the small nukes powering the power plants. Here’s a new one. And I’ll add this to the app today. IMSR is a small modular nuclear power plant developer. It was up 25.1% yesterday in trading after it executed an agreement with the U.S. Department of Energy for the Project Tetra initiative to build and operate a pilot reactor to support integral molten salt reactor plant development. I’ll have to look and see where that is. Molten salt. Molten salt. I’m told that nuclear energy is basically a hot rock in a bunch of water and it makes the water boil and it creates steam that rives the turbines. And that hot rock can boil that water for a long, long time. And also, Charleston is home to a large nuclear research and training facility for the U.S. Navy. And many of these kids, I don’t call them kids, but they’re young 20-year-olds in the church where I go to, are here for their one-year course on nuclear training. And we have several that are instructors. They’re here on a four-year gig teaching these kids. That’s how I learned about the Hot Rocks.
SPEAKER 06 :
That’s all he could tell me. I said, how big are the Hot Rocks?
SPEAKER 07 :
Where do you buy them from? Oh, I can’t tell you that.
SPEAKER 06 :
Steam engines still going strong since the Industrial Revolution. They just power it a different way now.
SPEAKER 07 :
Yeah, I mean, it goes back to Henry Ford, right, in those days. The boiler and, you know, and railroads, the old, the big boy, the Union Pacific big boy blowing out all that steam and sounding the horn and coming around the corner. And, of course, now it powers nuclear subs, aircraft carriers, and we’ve even learned that several of the big freighters are now being run by nuclear. And, of course, data centers. That’s what they really are after. Next level. Running these darn data centers. Google’s Gemini continues to gain ground on chat GPT. You know, I have tried Gemini. Personally, I like Grok the best. But I need to use Gemini a little more. Yesterday I was just looking. I had to populate a spreadsheet with all of the states in America. It takes a while, I mean, to type them all in into that column. And I just asked. Within the spreadsheets now it has Copilot. Nice. And I said, Copilot, can you populate this? Now they wanted me to upload the spreadsheet into Copilot. I figured out a way of. Just having it print out, and then I cut and pasted. Instead of having to type in all of those names, I put it right in there.
SPEAKER 06 :
Use an AI for yourself.
SPEAKER 07 :
Yes, 100%. And I still haven’t tried. A guy in Michigan or something, Minnesota, said, Bill, take a horse race form next time you’re at Del Mar. My wife and I visit Del Mar several times per year. We went to the Breeders’ Cup. Upload your racing form into AI and see what it has to say about the – I haven’t tried that one yet, that angle. You know, I’ve just always used – my wife looks at the dapples on their coat and how they look. I look at the racing form, which I guess you can upload. Anyways. Well, we’re out of time. There’s a lot happening in the world on a daily basis. Egg prices are collapsing. Remember, that was the big story when Trump came in. Now they’re complaining. Cal Maine is complaining that the egg prices have collapsed and so have their profits. You just can’t win. Either eggs are too expensive or they’re too cheap, one or the other. Okay, to set up an appointment with us about some vibrant… active management of your portfolio, not being in the dinosaurs of yesteryear, the Procter & Gamble’s and the Johnson & Johnson’s and the Disney’s and the AT&T’s and all of these that aren’t growing anymore. There’s growth engines driving this industry in the stock market now to new highs. You know, it’s been a wonderful opportunity. In my 25 years as a professional money manager, I’ve seen just one opportunity after another come along, and now we’re in a whole new phase of growth. in the world and in the economy. Set up an appointment with us and talk about our portfolios that we manage here at Gunderson Capital, 855-611-BEST. And to get the weekly newsletter that I put out every Saturday, you get four free weeks, pretty generous offer, GundersonCapital.com. GundersonCapital.com. Have a great day, everybody.
SPEAKER 02 :
This show is not a solicitation to buy or sell any securities. Bill Gunderson or clients of Gunderson Capital Management may have long or short positions in stocks mentioned during the show. Past performance is not indicative of future performance. Gunderson Capital Management is a fee-based registered investment advisory firm. All accounts are held at Charles Schwab. Schwab is a member of SIPC and FINRA.
