September 29, 2025 • 5 mins
Stocks gained back some of what was lost last week and Tim has a look at the upcoming week.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
How are you, mister Wheatro Brad, I'm fantastic. It's Monday.
I think it's the best day of that. It's the
best day of the week, Monday. We get back after it.
Speaker 2 (00:09):
I love it, you know, I get I get people
who come up and they tell me. And yesterday at
the Tartar road EO. You know, I listened to you
every morning. And my favorite part is when you talk
to Tim Wheatrow because no matter what it's because no
matter what it's like, he always says, I'm fantastic, Fred.
Speaker 1 (00:30):
There's always something good going on. I mean today it's
gonna beautiful it. This has been one of the best falls,
you know, starting him, it's really kind nice getting towards
Do you realize what Wednesdays besides Wtrow? Wednesday?
Speaker 2 (00:41):
End of the quarter?
Speaker 1 (00:42):
October? Yeah, it's October first. Can you believe it? Good?
Got A'm mighty well.
Speaker 2 (00:48):
Hopefully things will continue in the way they've been going,
because we got another climb on Friday. There was some
losses last week, but they picked up a lot of
that on Friday after the report showed that inflation is
doing pretty much what economists expected. So give us a
rundown of what happened.
Speaker 1 (01:07):
You're exactly right, Fredda. Looking at Friday, we have a
lot of reports personal income, uh, personal spending, the PC
index which is measurement of inflation, that and the core part.
They all come in what they expected. So therefore stock
market liked it. Hey, Fed chairman, Yeah, you need to
cut rates is what they said. It came what they thought.
(01:28):
So yeah, we uh we we got what we wanted
and we think it's all going to stay on track.
So yes, the Dow in destribal is up almost three
hundred points, which is point sixty five percent, not quite
out of the hole for the five day, but it
came back a long way s The P five hundred
up thirty eight almost thirty nine points, which is about
point six of a percent or six percent, and the
(01:51):
NASAC up ninety nine points, which is point four to
four of a percent. All three are negative for the
five day, but not a lot. But if we look
at the quarter, I know we're not done with it yet.
We got a couple more days. But three months the
Dow is up six point five nine percent, the NAZAGA
up eleven point four to eight, and the SP five
hundred up eight point one nine for three months. All right,
(02:14):
it's still gone good.
Speaker 2 (02:15):
Yeah, that is real good. And investors are all happy
about this. Is this shaking down to the level of
where if I don't invest, I'm still happy with what's
going on because the prices are going up.
Speaker 1 (02:29):
Well, the stock market you can look at it and go, Okay,
it's getting profeo. Is it going too up too fast?
Too high? A lot of people are involved, some people
are which is fine. You know, it all depends on
your wrist level what you would like to do. And
like we've always said, for it, you know, it's really
fun coming on and going really look at the market
going up, look at the quarter results. But we've been
when I think when we started three years ago, we
(02:50):
had some rough times. We were going through a lot
of negatives. So it goes up, it goes down. You
have to look at those long term averages that include
those negatives and then it boils down. That's that's the
fun point.
Speaker 2 (03:01):
And we'll see it at some point. Who are the
winners and losers from Friday.
Speaker 1 (03:07):
Well, we had get them in front of me here. Yeah,
I'm looking at them all up your petard if I'm
saying that right, The company based in Bellevue, Washington. It's
behind the Peterbilt and Kenworth trucks. Now, why would I
go up? It went up five point two percent. Why
would I go up? Because President Trump's could put more
(03:27):
tariffs on stuff that's coming in for heavy trucks starting
October first, upholstery, bathroom, vanity's, kitchen, cabinets, pharmaceuticals, some pharmaceuticals,
so new tariffs hit in those areas. So if you're
making it here, you know there's a good chance it's
going to go up. And that's why I rapped up
five point two percent. Eli Lilly rose one point four percent.
(03:49):
Adfiser added point seven Restoration Hardware, back and forth, back
and forth, but finished the day up point one of
a percent. But that was Williams Snow, I'm sorry. Restoration
Hardware dropped four point two percent. All right, all right.
Speaker 2 (04:04):
Costco lost a little bit, I saw, even though it
all profit again, so you know, and that's because they
raised the price for if you're going to renew your
your card, your Costco membership.
Speaker 1 (04:18):
They popped that up.
Speaker 2 (04:20):
But everybody's doing that, and Netflix did it, Hulu did it,
Disney did it. All the subscription services are increasing their subscription.
Speaker 1 (04:28):
Everything's more expensive. Yeah, everything's more expensive. Just get used
to it.
Speaker 2 (04:33):
So are there any early numbers? What do the futures
look like, and how we're doing overseas well?
Speaker 1 (04:40):
Right now the futures are pushing forward, so it could
be a good day to bounce back from last week.
Small negative, but when we look overseas, the japan Niek
is down three hundred and eleven. Hang sang is that
four hundred and ninety four points, the Shanghai is a thirty.
For European we have the France up twenty points, the
(05:05):
German docks up seventy six points, and the foot Sat
up sixty seven points, which points seventy three of a percent.
We have on the earnings calendar today, not a whole
lot happening, but we do have pending home sales. Be
interested to see what that's going to do. And the
earnings calendar says we end of the year. Receive me endo.
The quarter carnival is going to come out today, but
we have more tomorrow.
Speaker 2 (05:25):
Big names, all right, excellent, you keep an eye on
that stuff. I'll keep an eye on this board in
front of me. If you need to reach out to Timm,
you can do that a little bit later on this
morning four one, nine eight two, four thirty three hundred
Tim w Atwtroadvisors, dot Com, Facebook, and LinkedIn. Also, advisory
services are offered through Capital Investment Advisory Services LLC. Securities
(05:50):
are offered through Capital Investment Group, a member of FINRA
SIPC
How are you, mister Wheatro Brad, I'm fantastic. It's Monday.
I think it's the best day of that. It's the
best day of the week, Monday. We get back after it.
Speaker 2 (00:09):
I love it, you know, I get I get people
who come up and they tell me. And yesterday at
the Tartar road EO. You know, I listened to you
every morning. And my favorite part is when you talk
to Tim Wheatrow because no matter what it's because no
matter what it's like, he always says, I'm fantastic, Fred.
Speaker 1 (00:30):
There's always something good going on. I mean today it's
gonna beautiful it. This has been one of the best falls,
you know, starting him, it's really kind nice getting towards
Do you realize what Wednesdays besides Wtrow? Wednesday?
Speaker 2 (00:41):
End of the quarter?
Speaker 1 (00:42):
October? Yeah, it's October first. Can you believe it? Good?
Got A'm mighty well.
Speaker 2 (00:48):
Hopefully things will continue in the way they've been going,
because we got another climb on Friday. There was some
losses last week, but they picked up a lot of
that on Friday after the report showed that inflation is
doing pretty much what economists expected. So give us a
rundown of what happened.
Speaker 1 (01:07):
You're exactly right, Fredda. Looking at Friday, we have a
lot of reports personal income, uh, personal spending, the PC
index which is measurement of inflation, that and the core part.
They all come in what they expected. So therefore stock
market liked it. Hey, Fed chairman, Yeah, you need to
cut rates is what they said. It came what they thought.
(01:28):
So yeah, we uh we we got what we wanted
and we think it's all going to stay on track.
So yes, the Dow in destribal is up almost three
hundred points, which is point sixty five percent, not quite
out of the hole for the five day, but it
came back a long way s The P five hundred
up thirty eight almost thirty nine points, which is about
point six of a percent or six percent, and the
(01:51):
NASAC up ninety nine points, which is point four to
four of a percent. All three are negative for the
five day, but not a lot. But if we look
at the quarter, I know we're not done with it yet.
We got a couple more days. But three months the
Dow is up six point five nine percent, the NAZAGA
up eleven point four to eight, and the SP five
hundred up eight point one nine for three months. All right,
(02:14):
it's still gone good.
Speaker 2 (02:15):
Yeah, that is real good. And investors are all happy
about this. Is this shaking down to the level of
where if I don't invest, I'm still happy with what's
going on because the prices are going up.
Speaker 1 (02:29):
Well, the stock market you can look at it and go, Okay,
it's getting profeo. Is it going too up too fast?
Too high? A lot of people are involved, some people
are which is fine. You know, it all depends on
your wrist level what you would like to do. And
like we've always said, for it, you know, it's really
fun coming on and going really look at the market
going up, look at the quarter results. But we've been
when I think when we started three years ago, we
(02:50):
had some rough times. We were going through a lot
of negatives. So it goes up, it goes down. You
have to look at those long term averages that include
those negatives and then it boils down. That's that's the
fun point.
Speaker 2 (03:01):
And we'll see it at some point. Who are the
winners and losers from Friday.
Speaker 1 (03:07):
Well, we had get them in front of me here. Yeah,
I'm looking at them all up your petard if I'm
saying that right, The company based in Bellevue, Washington. It's
behind the Peterbilt and Kenworth trucks. Now, why would I
go up? It went up five point two percent. Why
would I go up? Because President Trump's could put more
(03:27):
tariffs on stuff that's coming in for heavy trucks starting
October first, upholstery, bathroom, vanity's, kitchen, cabinets, pharmaceuticals, some pharmaceuticals,
so new tariffs hit in those areas. So if you're
making it here, you know there's a good chance it's
going to go up. And that's why I rapped up
five point two percent. Eli Lilly rose one point four percent.
(03:49):
Adfiser added point seven Restoration Hardware, back and forth, back
and forth, but finished the day up point one of
a percent. But that was Williams Snow, I'm sorry. Restoration
Hardware dropped four point two percent. All right, all right.
Speaker 2 (04:04):
Costco lost a little bit, I saw, even though it
all profit again, so you know, and that's because they
raised the price for if you're going to renew your
your card, your Costco membership.
Speaker 1 (04:18):
They popped that up.
Speaker 2 (04:20):
But everybody's doing that, and Netflix did it, Hulu did it,
Disney did it. All the subscription services are increasing their subscription.
Speaker 1 (04:28):
Everything's more expensive. Yeah, everything's more expensive. Just get used
to it.
Speaker 2 (04:33):
So are there any early numbers? What do the futures
look like, and how we're doing overseas well?
Speaker 1 (04:40):
Right now the futures are pushing forward, so it could
be a good day to bounce back from last week.
Small negative, but when we look overseas, the japan Niek
is down three hundred and eleven. Hang sang is that
four hundred and ninety four points, the Shanghai is a thirty.
For European we have the France up twenty points, the
(05:05):
German docks up seventy six points, and the foot Sat
up sixty seven points, which points seventy three of a percent.
We have on the earnings calendar today, not a whole
lot happening, but we do have pending home sales. Be
interested to see what that's going to do. And the
earnings calendar says we end of the year. Receive me endo.
The quarter carnival is going to come out today, but
we have more tomorrow.
Speaker 2 (05:25):
Big names, all right, excellent, you keep an eye on
that stuff. I'll keep an eye on this board in
front of me. If you need to reach out to Timm,
you can do that a little bit later on this
morning four one, nine eight two, four thirty three hundred
Tim w Atwtroadvisors, dot Com, Facebook, and LinkedIn. Also, advisory
services are offered through Capital Investment Advisory Services LLC. Securities
(05:50):
are offered through Capital Investment Group, a member of FINRA
SIPC
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