May 5, 2025 • 4 mins
The stock market enters this week riding the longest winning streak for the S&P 500 in over 20 years, and having recovered all losses from the bear market selloff following President Trump’s Liberation Day tariff announcement on April 2nd.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
The Brian mudjo podcast is driven by Brayman Motor Cars.
My family is a Brayman Motor Cars family. Your family
should be to visit Braymanmotorcars dot com. Faith Freedom, Florida.
This is the Brian Mudshow. Hello, can stocks and cryptocurrencies go?
Speaker 2 (00:22):
My first role money is.
Speaker 3 (00:24):
I tried to learn how to say it in Spanish,
but I'm just not that quick. Never let your money
in emotions cross paths. Okay, I'm gonna figure it out,
all right.
Speaker 2 (00:35):
Joel is celebrating with a little Spanish lingo for Cinco
de Mayo today. And so as we take a look
at this week's update, holy crap. I mean I always
tell you never let your money in motions, cross paths.
I was emphatic about buying the bear market. And you
see all this come together with what's happened over the
(00:57):
past week. And by the way, the reason why never
want you trying to lead with emotions. Over ninety percent
of the time that people jumping in and out without
a plan, they end up doing worse than if they
had just left their money alone in the first place.
And on that note, as we take a look at
where we stand coming into this week. This is where
(01:18):
we ended last week. Fox is Hillary Barski.
Speaker 3 (01:20):
The major averages rising for the day and week in
the dall on S and P five hundred notching nine
straight sessions of gains, the longest winning streak for the
S and P five hundred and over twenty years, as
an upbeat jobs report, and signs of easing US China
trade tensions allaid investors' concerns about the impact of tariffs
on the economy.
Speaker 2 (01:39):
Look at that longest winning streak for the S and
P five hundred and over twenty years.
Speaker 1 (01:46):
All of the losses.
Speaker 2 (01:48):
From Liberation Day, the tariff announcement April second, that led
people to feel not so liberated, a little tense, little
tension at the chest, little not in the stomach. No,
it's we've recovered those losses. And in fact, if you
take a look, class week gains anywhere three to four
percent based upon your index, and year to date, now
(02:10):
the down S and P five hundred are only three
percent lower than Naszak seven percent. And so here you go.
And not only do we have the trade deal in
place with Ukraine, sixteen of over seventeen top trading partners
we are working on trade deals with we have China
that is also seeking to join the negotiations. Friday's jobs
report came in stronger than expected, and then earnings. Entering today,
(02:33):
seventy two percent of companies had reported earnings and they
had been terrific. Average earnings growth is based twelve point
eight percent year of a year, much better than the
seven point two expected. So everything you take a look at,
all of a sudden, it's like, well, a call like
that pretty good? And I walk you back to what
I said on April seventh, that I then repeated many
(02:54):
times over the next week. I talked about the one
hundred and eighty degree theory. I talked about buying the
bear market, and I asked two very specific questions. I asked,
are you a believer in this country? And do you
believe that this country will be better off by the
time that President Trump is done with it? Because if
that is the case, you buy the bear market. Because
(03:17):
every bear market in American history has been a historically
great time to invest in American companies. And take a
look at this three weeks later. Basically, if you are
doing that, you're up a minimum of over twenty percent.
Again American history, one hundred percent on this so that's
all great.
Speaker 1 (03:33):
So cryptos.
Speaker 2 (03:33):
Cryptos are up about two percent on average last week,
a bitcoin only two percent lower on the year now,
ether still forty six percent off of the year. Can't
provide any value analysis for cryptos that can for stocks
because stocks do have inherent value, and using the S
and P five hundred as the benchmark, if only fundamentals
nothing else mattered, your maximum downside risk from here is
forty three percent. It's a little bit more expensive than
(03:56):
last week because sick prices did advance faster than fundamentals.
But do I think we're going to get to forty
three percent so off? No, it's impossible in theory. If
it happened and it wouldn't negatively impact your daily life,
you're in good shape.
The Brian mudjo podcast is driven by Brayman Motor Cars.
My family is a Brayman Motor Cars family. Your family
should be to visit Braymanmotorcars dot com. Faith Freedom, Florida.
This is the Brian Mudshow. Hello, can stocks and cryptocurrencies go?
Speaker 2 (00:22):
My first role money is.
Speaker 3 (00:24):
I tried to learn how to say it in Spanish,
but I'm just not that quick. Never let your money
in emotions cross paths. Okay, I'm gonna figure it out,
all right.
Speaker 2 (00:35):
Joel is celebrating with a little Spanish lingo for Cinco
de Mayo today. And so as we take a look
at this week's update, holy crap. I mean I always
tell you never let your money in motions, cross paths.
I was emphatic about buying the bear market. And you
see all this come together with what's happened over the
(00:57):
past week. And by the way, the reason why never
want you trying to lead with emotions. Over ninety percent
of the time that people jumping in and out without
a plan, they end up doing worse than if they
had just left their money alone in the first place.
And on that note, as we take a look at
where we stand coming into this week. This is where
(01:18):
we ended last week. Fox is Hillary Barski.
Speaker 3 (01:20):
The major averages rising for the day and week in
the dall on S and P five hundred notching nine
straight sessions of gains, the longest winning streak for the
S and P five hundred and over twenty years, as
an upbeat jobs report, and signs of easing US China
trade tensions allaid investors' concerns about the impact of tariffs
on the economy.
Speaker 2 (01:39):
Look at that longest winning streak for the S and
P five hundred and over twenty years.
Speaker 1 (01:46):
All of the losses.
Speaker 2 (01:48):
From Liberation Day, the tariff announcement April second, that led
people to feel not so liberated, a little tense, little
tension at the chest, little not in the stomach. No,
it's we've recovered those losses. And in fact, if you
take a look, class week gains anywhere three to four
percent based upon your index, and year to date, now
(02:10):
the down S and P five hundred are only three
percent lower than Naszak seven percent. And so here you go.
And not only do we have the trade deal in
place with Ukraine, sixteen of over seventeen top trading partners
we are working on trade deals with we have China
that is also seeking to join the negotiations. Friday's jobs
report came in stronger than expected, and then earnings. Entering today,
(02:33):
seventy two percent of companies had reported earnings and they
had been terrific. Average earnings growth is based twelve point
eight percent year of a year, much better than the
seven point two expected. So everything you take a look at,
all of a sudden, it's like, well, a call like
that pretty good? And I walk you back to what
I said on April seventh, that I then repeated many
(02:54):
times over the next week. I talked about the one
hundred and eighty degree theory. I talked about buying the
bear market, and I asked two very specific questions. I asked,
are you a believer in this country? And do you
believe that this country will be better off by the
time that President Trump is done with it? Because if
that is the case, you buy the bear market. Because
(03:17):
every bear market in American history has been a historically
great time to invest in American companies. And take a
look at this three weeks later. Basically, if you are
doing that, you're up a minimum of over twenty percent.
Again American history, one hundred percent on this so that's
all great.
Speaker 1 (03:33):
So cryptos.
Speaker 2 (03:33):
Cryptos are up about two percent on average last week,
a bitcoin only two percent lower on the year now,
ether still forty six percent off of the year. Can't
provide any value analysis for cryptos that can for stocks
because stocks do have inherent value, and using the S
and P five hundred as the benchmark, if only fundamentals
nothing else mattered, your maximum downside risk from here is
forty three percent. It's a little bit more expensive than
(03:56):
last week because sick prices did advance faster than fundamentals.
But do I think we're going to get to forty
three percent so off? No, it's impossible in theory. If
it happened and it wouldn't negatively impact your daily life,
you're in good shape.
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