October 7, 2025 • 6 mins
Records continue to be set on Wall Street and Tim has details for you
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
How are you, mister Wheetrow.
Speaker 2 (00:03):
Fantastic press Tuesday.
Speaker 1 (00:05):
Of course you're fantastic. This is a Wetrow Wednesday Eve Eve.
Speaker 2 (00:10):
It's like Christmas Eve.
Speaker 1 (00:11):
That's right.
Speaker 2 (00:12):
Yes, I expect you excited.
Speaker 1 (00:14):
Under my wetro, under my wetro tree, which I have
set up in the living room. They the headline says,
the US stock market keeps setting on records, and most
of it's coming from big tech and especially on news
of artificial intelligence. Now there's still some worries out there
(00:35):
about a bubble. At this point, investors are just going crazy,
aren't they.
Speaker 2 (00:40):
They are, And if we look at any chip maker involved,
all of a sudden, Opening Eye keeps coming out going.
We're making deals, We're making deals. They made a deal
with the Navidia a while back here, even though Navidia
slipped yesterday one point one percent because AMD it's their
time to make five Well, Open Eye, which has quickly
(01:02):
grown into a five billion dollar company, got involved with
Opening Eye and they jump twenty three point seven percent.
So these tech companies are just taking you know, their
day and taking off like a rocket. Yeah. But again
when they shoot up like that, they can also shoot down.
I'm not gonna be negative Nancy here. But everything doesn't
(01:23):
go up all the time. But we had a twenty
twenty three ibli, we had a tech running. We have
about seven of the big stocks that were running and
leading the market. So always keep that in your mind
when you see these big moves. Something else I notice
which huh America jump thirteen point dunk. They're getting bought
(01:45):
out by Fifth Third.
Speaker 1 (01:46):
I know they might have to change the name of
Comerica Park up in Detroit.
Speaker 2 (01:51):
Where I know you know this mess us with Detroit's
run here in the playoffs. Hope it doesn't give any
bad mojo, but somebody's gonna have to get up there
and then change the name. But I thought the same thing, Brago, Uh,
we're going to have to change America Park.
Speaker 1 (02:05):
They are going to be if I have read this correctly,
then the country's ninth largest bank.
Speaker 2 (02:13):
Yes, when this when this happens? Now?
Speaker 1 (02:16):
Fifth Third though, So as you said, co America jumped
fifth Third agreed to buy it though, but Fifth Third
stock fell?
Speaker 2 (02:26):
How does that happen? I would have thought both because
they're because they're giving out ten point nine billion, they're
buying that company, so you know it takes a little
drop at Bruce, but then again, you know big, it's
a big bank. If they do it right, it'll climb
back up. But Tessel rose yesterday five point four percent.
Speaker 1 (02:47):
I saw they said they might have a new product today.
Speaker 2 (02:51):
I know I've been reading, and I don't know if
this is the product. I mean, he keeps coming out
of the new price, but they're trying to get their
vehicle at a low cost out, so I don't know
that's the unveiling today or not. Rise of Communications fell
five point one percent after they replace their chief chief executive,
so they're having a little shake up. They're trying to
get things in order. But you're right, everything kept. I mean,
(03:13):
we've been watching everything. But the Dow actually finished down
yesterday sixty three points, which is point one four over percent.
S and P five hundred up twenty four points, which
is point three six if you know, these aren't real
big big moves, And the Nazak up one hundred and
sixty one points, which is point seventy one percent. So
(03:33):
you know, we're getting these little jumps in stocks or
watching things. You see, Oh my goodness, twenty three point
seven percent for Advanced microsystem or advanced micro devices. But
when you're looking at the indices, you know, Nasacs one
hundred stocks, the S and P five hundred is five hundred.
The Dow was thirty, So the Dow has some tech
in it, but it's not a ton of it. That's
(03:55):
why it was a little negative.
Speaker 1 (03:56):
And the Video is such a huge company that any
lew because it wasn't a big move yesterday for them,
but any little one, right, and yeah, and even then
the market is a is a big weight because it's
such a huge company.
Speaker 2 (04:13):
So what we talked about those so when we talked
about those sector spread, there's eleven of them make up
this and P five hundred, telecommunications and tech make up
a almost half of it. Wow, not quite half, but almost.
And it just moves that into sea and it's not diversified.
It's just you say, it's got five hundred stocks, but
(04:34):
you have trillion dollar companies here pulling it along. Yeah.
Speaker 1 (04:37):
Now we still have the shutdown going on, probably going
to go on at least for a few more days,
so there's not going to be an economic reports from
the government for this week. But I'm still going to
get some earnings reports because those don't rely on the government.
Speaker 2 (04:54):
Earnings reports are going to kick off this week, and
we have when it comes to earnings, we mccormicks today.
They just came out and beat on both sides actually
this morning, so you know, make sure you put your
salt in all your spices on your on your food
to keep them rolling. But yes, later in the week,
we're going to have some more earnings. So that's what
we're all looking forward to. Delta Airlines is coming out,
(05:15):
Pepsi's coming out on Thursday. But if we look at
economic news, you're right, nothing's coming out because the government
shut down. But on Wednesday, we are going to get
the minutes of the Fed September meeting. Oh, we get
to dig down deep in it and see what they
really thought, how many people thought they should cut you know,
a half basis point instead of a quarter. Where are
(05:35):
they headed? What are they thinking? And that's what they're
going to.
Speaker 1 (05:38):
Give you, all right, and so we'll still get that,
which is good and uh, and we'll get some earnings reports.
So all of that might end up being a very
good wetro Wednesday. We'll find out tomorrow when we speak
with Tim. Now you can reach out to him before
then by dialing four one nine eight two four thirty
three hundred, tim w at weetrotors dot com, or on
(06:02):
LinkedIn or Facebook. Advisory services are offered through Capital Investment
Advisory Services l LC, and securities are offered through Capital
Investment Group, a member of Finra si PC
How are you, mister Wheetrow.
Speaker 2 (00:03):
Fantastic press Tuesday.
Speaker 1 (00:05):
Of course you're fantastic. This is a Wetrow Wednesday Eve Eve.
Speaker 2 (00:10):
It's like Christmas Eve.
Speaker 1 (00:11):
That's right.
Speaker 2 (00:12):
Yes, I expect you excited.
Speaker 1 (00:14):
Under my wetro, under my wetro tree, which I have
set up in the living room. They the headline says,
the US stock market keeps setting on records, and most
of it's coming from big tech and especially on news
of artificial intelligence. Now there's still some worries out there
(00:35):
about a bubble. At this point, investors are just going crazy,
aren't they.
Speaker 2 (00:40):
They are, And if we look at any chip maker involved,
all of a sudden, Opening Eye keeps coming out going.
We're making deals, We're making deals. They made a deal
with the Navidia a while back here, even though Navidia
slipped yesterday one point one percent because AMD it's their
time to make five Well, Open Eye, which has quickly
(01:02):
grown into a five billion dollar company, got involved with
Opening Eye and they jump twenty three point seven percent.
So these tech companies are just taking you know, their
day and taking off like a rocket. Yeah. But again
when they shoot up like that, they can also shoot down.
I'm not gonna be negative Nancy here. But everything doesn't
(01:23):
go up all the time. But we had a twenty
twenty three ibli, we had a tech running. We have
about seven of the big stocks that were running and
leading the market. So always keep that in your mind
when you see these big moves. Something else I notice
which huh America jump thirteen point dunk. They're getting bought
(01:45):
out by Fifth Third.
Speaker 1 (01:46):
I know they might have to change the name of
Comerica Park up in Detroit.
Speaker 2 (01:51):
Where I know you know this mess us with Detroit's
run here in the playoffs. Hope it doesn't give any
bad mojo, but somebody's gonna have to get up there
and then change the name. But I thought the same thing, Brago, Uh,
we're going to have to change America Park.
Speaker 1 (02:05):
They are going to be if I have read this correctly,
then the country's ninth largest bank.
Speaker 2 (02:13):
Yes, when this when this happens? Now?
Speaker 1 (02:16):
Fifth Third though, So as you said, co America jumped
fifth Third agreed to buy it though, but Fifth Third
stock fell?
Speaker 2 (02:26):
How does that happen? I would have thought both because
they're because they're giving out ten point nine billion, they're
buying that company, so you know it takes a little
drop at Bruce, but then again, you know big, it's
a big bank. If they do it right, it'll climb
back up. But Tessel rose yesterday five point four percent.
Speaker 1 (02:47):
I saw they said they might have a new product today.
Speaker 2 (02:51):
I know I've been reading, and I don't know if
this is the product. I mean, he keeps coming out
of the new price, but they're trying to get their
vehicle at a low cost out, so I don't know
that's the unveiling today or not. Rise of Communications fell
five point one percent after they replace their chief chief executive,
so they're having a little shake up. They're trying to
get things in order. But you're right, everything kept. I mean,
(03:13):
we've been watching everything. But the Dow actually finished down
yesterday sixty three points, which is point one four over percent.
S and P five hundred up twenty four points, which
is point three six if you know, these aren't real
big big moves, And the Nazak up one hundred and
sixty one points, which is point seventy one percent. So
(03:33):
you know, we're getting these little jumps in stocks or
watching things. You see, Oh my goodness, twenty three point
seven percent for Advanced microsystem or advanced micro devices. But
when you're looking at the indices, you know, Nasacs one
hundred stocks, the S and P five hundred is five hundred.
The Dow was thirty, So the Dow has some tech
in it, but it's not a ton of it. That's
(03:55):
why it was a little negative.
Speaker 1 (03:56):
And the Video is such a huge company that any
lew because it wasn't a big move yesterday for them,
but any little one, right, and yeah, and even then
the market is a is a big weight because it's
such a huge company.
Speaker 2 (04:13):
So what we talked about those so when we talked
about those sector spread, there's eleven of them make up
this and P five hundred, telecommunications and tech make up
a almost half of it. Wow, not quite half, but almost.
And it just moves that into sea and it's not diversified.
It's just you say, it's got five hundred stocks, but
(04:34):
you have trillion dollar companies here pulling it along. Yeah.
Speaker 1 (04:37):
Now we still have the shutdown going on, probably going
to go on at least for a few more days,
so there's not going to be an economic reports from
the government for this week. But I'm still going to
get some earnings reports because those don't rely on the government.
Speaker 2 (04:54):
Earnings reports are going to kick off this week, and
we have when it comes to earnings, we mccormicks today.
They just came out and beat on both sides actually
this morning, so you know, make sure you put your
salt in all your spices on your on your food
to keep them rolling. But yes, later in the week,
we're going to have some more earnings. So that's what
we're all looking forward to. Delta Airlines is coming out,
(05:15):
Pepsi's coming out on Thursday. But if we look at
economic news, you're right, nothing's coming out because the government
shut down. But on Wednesday, we are going to get
the minutes of the Fed September meeting. Oh, we get
to dig down deep in it and see what they
really thought, how many people thought they should cut you know,
a half basis point instead of a quarter. Where are
(05:35):
they headed? What are they thinking? And that's what they're
going to.
Speaker 1 (05:38):
Give you, all right, and so we'll still get that,
which is good and uh, and we'll get some earnings reports.
So all of that might end up being a very
good wetro Wednesday. We'll find out tomorrow when we speak
with Tim. Now you can reach out to him before
then by dialing four one nine eight two four thirty
three hundred, tim w at weetrotors dot com, or on
(06:02):
LinkedIn or Facebook. Advisory services are offered through Capital Investment
Advisory Services l LC, and securities are offered through Capital
Investment Group, a member of Finra si PC
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