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Investor's Edge with Gary Cultbomb, straight talk about you and
your money now from the Biz Talk Studios. Here is
Gary Cultbomb.
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And well once again to Investor's Edge. I'm Garykolpo, I'm
your host. They thanks for being with us today. Glad
you here, ladies and gentlemen. Happy that you are listening.
It is Friday, September twenty sixth, twenty twenty five. Hope
you're having a good day. Hope you're going to have
a good weekend. As always, we have lots to cover.
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We never used to have to do that, but all
the interlopers that have taken us the thirty seven trillion
of debt and are as corrupt as corrupt can be,
we've had no choice. So we'll continue. So interesting as usual,
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most of the input we have been getting from you,
our audience in the last day nothing to do with
the market. We're all asking Gary, what do you think
of this indictment of this guy COMI Well, we like
talking about because it does matter, because the psyche of
the president matters, The thought process of a president matters,
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the movements of a president matters. First off, in case
you didn't know, he put on more tariffs overnight. The
good news is the market didn't give a crap. That
is very good news because back in April the market
crashed off of his tariffs. Now, I will tell you,
I think there's a little bit of disbelief that the
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tariffs will stay here for too long of a time.
I don't know, but he put it on I guess Uh,
let's see what tariffs did he do this time? Home furniture,
I believe, as well as some other things. You can
go look that up. And as you know, we are
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against tariffs. They are attacks on you and I and
businesses and the like. The good news is the market
did not care, and in fact, the market had another
good day to day. And as we've told you, the
markets do well when you have massive government spending and
debt and deficits, believe it or not, because that goes
towards whatever. When the money supply sought skyrockets, the market
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loves that. And you got the money supply skyrocketing, and
I can go on and on. Valuations are up in
the trees. There's been a lot of frauth and speculation.
I'm going to talk about concentration in the market in
a few minutes. But all we were getting asked about
was James Comy. So instead of me giving you an
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opinion on the indictment, because I'm no lawyer, I'm just
going to tell you how this came about in case
you did, and you get to decide. And by the way,
anything I'm about to say it is not opinion. This
is all reported and this has all been posted by
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the president. So, uh, they were looking into James Comy
lying to Congress. There was an investigation, and they go
through these motions of prosecution and grand juries and this,
that and the other thing. And what happened was the
head prosecutor came out and said, there is no case.
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There's no case. We cannot take this to trial. We
would not win. The President put out a post blasting
his own justice department. He then installed one of his
personal attorneys as the prosecutor, and then he got indicted.
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This is all fat And then the President put out
a post that this guy's a dirty cop and justice
is being served. And so did what's her name, Pam
Bondi put out the same thing. Guess what. We'll leave
it at that. You get to decide. The President said,
this has nothing to do with retribution or nothing to
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do with revenge. We'll let you decide on that. I
just gave you the facts, that's all, and there's no
disputing those facts. They don't even dispute those facts, and
we'll see how it plays out. Now, why would this happen, Well,
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in case you don't know, they went after the president
with a fury as I told you, those cases against
the president. Now I'm giving you an opinion. We're all
a bunch of bull crap, all a bunch of bull crap.
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There were scams. Do you remember when the woman from
New York did a whole thing against him and said
Mari Lago was only worth twenty million dollars and he
lied to get loans and this and that. I got
news for you. Mari A Lago on the low end
is worth a half a billion dollars based on Palm
Beach and then the case files that were in his
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house and stuff. Biden did the same thing. Oh but
Biden didn't do you know how the media is. Oh
but just because Biden didn't do this or said that,
but let's indict Trump. And of course we believe also
the impeachments, especially the first one was a joke, was laughable.
It was just the Democratic whatever they had the power,
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can do whatever the hell they want, so they impeached them. Now,
as you know, we completely disagree with the January sixth crap.
We do believe that is at the foot of the president,
not that he wanted them to do what they did.
I don't believe he's guilty of that, but it wouldn't
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have happened if he accepted the election results. But the
people that did that at the Capitol, they should have
gone to jail. And we don't like the fact that
he did a blanket pardon. So as you can see,
we have no agenda, alterium, motive for bias. We just
call it right down the middle, and we don't care
who the hell it is. Anyway, We'll see how this
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plays out. It's not thrilling to see. We think there's
more important fish to fry out there. But you know whatever,
Benjamin net and Yahoo spoke today at the United Nations,
that anti racist, anti Semitic suck fest at the UM
and a bunch of delegates at the UN and walked
out on his speech. Yes, those same delegates who would
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give a standing ovation to the Yats who runs North
Korea or the Castros or any one of the other
miscreants out there, let's walk out on Benjamin net and
Yahoo right sure, anyway, that happened today, and the Benjamin
net Yah who did his saying the same thing. They're
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tired enough. Remember when we told you we went to
Israel for the first time to go and bomb shelters
five times. We had the Iron Dome take out a
missile above my head at two in the afternoon on
a sunny day at the Carmel Market parking lot in
Tel Aviv. Imagine whatever city you're in right now, and
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let's think about thirty miles away, somebody lobs a missile
over your head. What would you do? Do you know
what Israel did during the time I was there, and
all those missiles were lobbed over the head. Nothing, They
laughed it off. But the October seventh, sorry, you're gonna
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Again to Investor's Edge. Hey, thanks for being with us today.
By the way, one last thing. You know what I
love doing now I actually turn on seeing at an
MSNBC to see their reactions when something like this thing
would comy happen. And remember with the Charlie Kirk thing,
also about freedom of speech and Jimmy Kimmel and all
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that stuff. Just remember the media. We want to make
sure you know this. Jimmy Kimmel taking off the air
freedom of speech? How dare they? How dare they? How
dare they? How dare they? How dare they? When Tim
Allen was taken off, Hey great, When Morzian was taken off,
Hey great. When Trump was taken off Twitter before Elon
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Musk brought it out, Hey great. They didn't give a
crap about democracy then a freedom of speech. Just remember,
it's only selective freedom of speech. You got that. I
want you to remember that. It's only selective freedom of speech.
If they like you, say whatever the hell you want.
If they don't like you, clam up. Don't ever forget that.
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Just remember these people don't give a crap about you.
You are nobody to them. Their job is to calm
the living crap out of you into believing what they
are telling you. You have to know that. You should
know that. You know why, because they do it in
plain sight. It's the funniest crap, do you know. On
X they will have side by side one of these
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morons on MSNBC talking about freedom of speech on Jimmy
Kimmel and taking them off the air, And then they
show a video going back three years when somebody on
the right was taken off and saying, deserve it to
take off. Deserve to take off. Yeah, yeah, just remember
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all that. It is so important and so vital going
forward that you know, who are the miscreants out there
and who just bs is the living hell out of you?
And unfortunately it's most all of them. Okay, We're all
done with that. Electronic Arts, talk about them, go in
private and stocks up twenty five bucks today and it
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raised the price of other stocks in the group. Electronic Arts.
In case you don't know, is gaming software and content
for game consoles. It's you know what that is, right,
It's that thing that your son and daughters are ignoring
you all day long while they're playing those games. That's
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what That's what it is. And by the way, I
don't even know what games are what I'm looking right now.
Madden twenty six, College Football twenty six, NHL twenty six,
FC twenty six, What is SIMS Dragon age? Yeah? Whatever. Parents,
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get your kids reading books on entrepreneurship inspiration, get them
off the games. Just my opinion. The dad was up
three hundred today, the S and P thirty eight, and
as that ninety nine, as that one hundred, one hundred,
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and six. Russell two thousand was up one percent. The
transports not so much. Advanced declines were good, but you
would think better. But okay, but a few important notes.
Today you had a lot of how do I put
this if? And I wrote this down, if Goldman Sacks
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in the Dow went up one percent, it'd be eight bucks.
It would be about fifty four Dow points. If Goldman
Sacks went up one percent and be about fifty four
doll points. If Verizon went up one percent, it would
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be three points maybe two. So if the higher price
stocks are moving up one percent and the lower price
stocks and moving down one percent, if everything was equal weighted,
the Dow wouldn't do anything but the higher price stocks.
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That's all price waited. And you got a bunch of
that today. I'm not trying to pooh pooh a Dow
up three hundred and the fact is the Dow had
a very good breakout at forty five thousand, a very
good breakout in fact, and I think we did state
it to you. The Dow hit forty five thousand in
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late November last year, forty five thousand in January, almost
forty five thousand early July, forty five thousand in late July,
finally broke out about let's say one, two, three, four,
five weeks ago, retested it a week later, and now
it's on the move. It's only up about two and
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a half percent since the breakout, and the Dow is
not like a penny stock that go up one hundred
percent in three days. It's a slow boat. But that's
a pretty darn good move for the Dow. So that's
number one. Number two is the Russell two thousand broke out,
but it's tucked in a little bit, but still looks
pretty darn good, just letting you know. And that's two
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thousand stocks. They call them small caps, but I can
promise you there's no small caps anymore. Small caps now
are the old large caps. The best way I can
put it. Gold had another very strong day talking about trend,
and do not forget we told you that a breakout
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of the eighteen weeks on gold would be a real
good breakout. That was at three eighteen on the GLD.
It is three forty six one two four weeks later,
and the gold miners on a percentage basis much stronger.
And I gotta tell you the clue was the miners
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broke out will gold was sitting in there range I
should have bought the living crap out of them. Why
because we've told you forever that if the miners lead,
it's usually very bullish for the metal. And this is
the first time the miners were leading in a long time.
And the miners the GDX on the breakout has gone
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from fifty five bucks this almost seventy five bucks in one, two, three, four,
five six, some eight weeks. I must tell you I'm
very po't at myself and not jumping all over the
miners and the junior miners seventy two to ninety six
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in that same amount of time. So goldstrong, and there's
been worry that that may be meaningful and there's something
wrong with it. Well, we'll see in time. Yields up
again today. So since the Fed lowered their short term rates,
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bond yields, the real market is up again, and I'm
not sure what that means, but I can tell you
I hope it does not continue. I don't think that's
good news longer term, and especially with oil prices now
ticking up a little bit. Market didn't care today. Oh
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did I tell you that they came out with a
GDP number better than expected. I got people email me,
do we even trust the GDP number? When President trumb
fired the head of the BLS and put his own
person in, I trust them up next more in the
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And lok once again to Investor's Edge. Hey, thanks for
being with us today. I'm just looking things over all, Right,
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what else do we have for you? You know what I
saw at the end of the day today, Ford, with
all their bad numbers, finish at the yearly high today,
off the highs today, but at a yearly high today GM.
By the way, Ford's earnings down twenty one percent. The
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quarter before is down seventy one percent. They've lost bazillions
on electric vehicles GM yearly high no, right at the
yearly high of last year on their seventeen percent drop
in earnings. Hey, go figure, go figure, and just let
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you know, GM and four. I don't think, you know.
I think probably I put Ford a few years back.
I think I made some good money on it. But
typically I don't. Typically I don't buy autos, I don't
buy aares. I think the last airline Stocky bought was
Jet Blue back like in two thousand and one or
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two thousand and two or something like that. It's like
when they first came public and they actually was a
great airline, Jet Blues lost themselves. I think that the
people who work for Jet Blue right now are not
happy there. You know how you know you can just
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when you meet them, and it's not them, it's the culture.
They need somebody else running the joint. When I go
on an airline, I want Pete. Let me tell you.
When I fly Virgin Atlantic to London, boy, they you
feel like they want you there. Emirates boy, I was
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the king for fourteen hours. Delta treats me very well.
Jet Blue it's not that they're bad. I just think
they are unhappy there. And Southwest used to be much better. Also,
you all hear that. And all you got to do
is just make people feel important like you want them there.
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And there's a little bit of not that going on.
And there's a couple of discount airlines that they say
they discount airlines, but they're really not because you got
to pay for breathing on the flight. Also, they need
work too. By the way, I do wonder how long
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Spirit is going to stay a going concern. Just let
me you know. That is not a prediction. I just wonder,
and I think most wouldn't disagree with me on that.
Right oils on the weekend, three exchange traded funds, the OIH,
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the xl E, and the XOP look like they're trying
to come up the right side. Now pretty good, everything's
off the lows of the tariff crash in April. But
it looks like and of course unfortunately it is because
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oil prices are starting to tick up. We do not
want oil prices ticking up from here would be less
than thrilling ladies and gentlemen. Worst case scenario. Oil prices
and interest rates ticking up, worst case scenario. And by
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the way, I am sending to the White House my
thoughts on if they lower rates too much on fed
funds potentially can cause the real yields to back up,
which they've already done since they lowered rates one time.
Maybe they'll listen to me. I don't know, but I'm
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going to send them. I know I have an idea
how to send it to them at least somebody there,
and maybe they'll listen. Don't know. Hey, I'm a radio guy, right.
I think what's working on the market right now is
you look, hey, the inflations in the twos and the
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GDPs and the threes right now. Whether you believe or
not the numbers, the market certainly does. And we'll just
keep on top of it, try to ride the trends.
You know, the market really turned back in April, and really,
if you look at the major indices just trending, you
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can just draw a line from eight o'clock to two o'clock.
That's what it looks like, with a couple little moves down,
but very little and never breaking trend. And that doesn't
happen often. To see the S and P and the
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NASDAC doing what it's been doing, just trending from around
eight to two since April. And again, I think it's
a combination of Number One, the tariff crash would not
have happened if not for the tariffs so we would
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have never gotten that low. So if you take out
the tariff crash, really the turn would be from mid
May and much higher than the lows. But we'll take
it next. The crypto just ain't happening right now. Both
are trading below the fifty days moving average. Both are
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quite weak. This is the bitcoin, the theorium. I know
there's others. And the micro strategy was up today, but
looks like the south end of a northbound jackass. And
I just be careful again, and as we said to you,
we'll worry about the leverage on there and remember, we
just want you to remember. And the last bear market
micro strategy we went from by the way, in case
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you don't know, it went from one thirty one down
to thirteen. Last I look, that's ninety percent. And last
I looked, nobody believes that can happen again. And last
I look, I hear nobody talking about a potential bear
market in crypto, like it's never gonna happen, really really,
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So right now it's under pressure. If that changes, we'll
let you know. I don't think it's full blown bear market.
I call it a correction, But in micro strategy it's
little bit worse than that. In fact, micro Strategy topped
out last November at five point forty three. It's now
three oh nine, So that is bear market hit back
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to four fifty seven in July after rallying back up
four fifty seven to three oh nine. That's a bear market.
What is that one hundred and forty eight points on
four fifty seven, that's a bear market. So hope you're
listening on that, because as we've told you, there's a
lot of money being lost. It's some crazy stuff that's
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out there. And by the way, in the last three days,
they have been getting the no sales stuff that oklo
that everybody's been touting, and I don't blame them. The
stocks had a big run one forty four to one
ten in the last three days. By the way, at
one ten, it still has a sixteen billion dollar market
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cap no sales, And what do we tell you about
the no sales If nothing changes and we go into
a bear market, and they will crash. These stocks just
based on precedent of all bear markets previous companies that
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lose money crash, and companies with no sales double crash.
And if you don't believe me, go get some software
that takes you back to all the bear markets and
walk through a bunch of names that lose money or
have no sales. In bull markets, they become teflon. In
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bull markets, they will go up to levels that nobody
would even believe. Hey, Oklo, and again we are not
ripping on the company. This is everything we do with stocks.
For all I know, Oklo is gonna have monster sales
and earnings down the road. As of right now, they
have zero. And then there are like we had mentioned
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that are in nuclear that have been public I'm looking
at one right now since the year two twenty five
years public trading and no sales the high I guess
they did a bunch of reverse splits. What's four thousand
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bucks in the year two thousand, it's twenty one bucks today.
I'm not mentioning the name. And again it's not on
the companies. I'm not ripping them. I'm just letting you
know the stocks. They're hot right now. When they get unhot,
they crash up. Next we'll take you to the weekend.
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All right. What else? Software stocks are starting to creep
up again. They have been very weak. I'm just noticing
starting to maybe rev up. I would love to see that,
and I always watch Microsoft. If Microsoft can break above
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five nineteen, let's call it five twenty, that would be
potentially on the bullish side to get going again. Microsoft
is sitting right around the all important fifty day moving average.
Really nothing to do. But I'm just noticing other software
names like CrowdStrike and z scale and what's that other
one I saw today that looks close veev Viva Systems.
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I believe that's medical software, and there are a few
others that just got my interest as I was scanning.
And again, if software starts to move again, that's gonna
be a big help to the market. The semis have
been enfuego off of all this noise that I don't believe.
There's no way anybody spending one hundred billion on this,
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two hundred billion, on that six hundred billion. There's no way.
I don't want to be around when all of a
sudden everybody figures out that it's not going to be
those numbers. But right now, the market's in belief, and
guess what we believe in in real time. We believe
mart So just let you know, finish pretty well. Today
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started the week pretty crappy, finished it pretty well. Like
what I'm seeing. If the banks are not breaking down,
the semiconductors are not breaking down, I think we're good
to go for right now. Whether or not we can
just continue without any real corrections, I don't know. But
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you now have the FED lowering rates even though the
ten years up, and typically the FED lowering rates typically
is not a bad thing. We'll leave it at that. Hey,
you know what I got today. So I'm gonna be
sixty five next week. But if you looked at me,
I look twenty nine. I'm pretty darn good shape and
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getting in better shape every day. And I'm on Medicare
now you get to do it like a month before
and stuff like that. And I'm saving money. I mean,
my insurance has been going up like crazy over the years. Hey,
thank you Obama who told us our premiums will go
down once they do Obamacare. Another bullcrap life from a politician. Anyway,
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I just want to let you know, here's the problem
with government in one number. You know what the problem
with government is in one number? One hundred and twenty three.
Make it one twenty one. You know what one twenty
one is. I just got a book, Medicare and You
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twenty twenty six, the official US government Medicare handbook. Why
is there one hundred and twenty two one hundred and
twenty one pages that I got to read or look
up or figure out? And that's before there's another look
like about another fifty pages of the special plays in
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Northern and well, I guess this is they consider me
northern Florida even though I'm middle and it talks about
preferred I don't know anyway, So I took three minutes
of my very valuable time today just to thumb through
some of the pages of Medicare and You twenty twenty six.
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And let me just state for the record, if you
put Stephen Hawking and Albert Einstein room to start reading
this book, Medicare and You twenty and twenty six, they
would be dumbfounded. That's the problem with the government. Why
can't they make it easy? Seriously, the tax code, between
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all the codes and taxes and the rules and regulations
and the trials aback, there's like seventy thousand pages total,
I'd hate to be an accountanties. Why is that? Why
do I have to spend thousands of dollars on figuring
out my taxes? Why did they make that? So? It
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has to be they hate us, shouldn't like our taxes?
Be okay, you make this much. This is what you
pay minus a charitable deduction I think is good. Right,
you get charitable deductions mortgage interest, I think that's good. Right.
What else should you have as deductions? That should be it.
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And of course if you're a self employed business, deductions,
that's fine, that's it. But what did they do? I
looked over my tax return again Einstein and Stephen Hawk
and couldn't figure out what the hell's going on? Why
did they do that? As government? One hundred and twenty
two pages on medicare? They hate us? Just so you know,
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President Kallbaum, you would be paying your TI taxes from
a postcard. I would narrow down the taxes to three
tax rates, maybe three or four write offs, and you
all go screwing, you know what? Hate me? You know what?
I know I'd be doing a great job. The accountant
lobby would want to destroy me. And then this Medicare thing.
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Why couldn't they simplify this crap? Oh, that's right, Obamacare two. Anyway,
just letting you know, for all the peeps out there
that are getting it to my age, hey have fun
with this. And then this Part B and Part D
and why do we have parts? Seriously, why do we
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have parts? And then there's Medicare advantage and oh there's
a part A also, I'm sorry, and I'm just reading
all these things. Holy crap. Oh. And then there's the
percentage of twenty percent of this, fifteen percent of that,
eight percent of this, twelve percent of that E visits
not E visit. Then they give you these definitions of
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what a durable medical equipment is. What the heck? Well?
What stop? Anyway? Because I knew nothing about Medicare until
I got about seven thousand things in the mail. Boy
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they know, boy, those people, they just know your age.
They got us right started about five months ago, all
of a sudden, one two three. I'm pretty sure I
got about five hundred pieces of mail from different types
of companies on Medicare. It was amazing they got us kids.
It's just like now, if I'm on one computer and
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I'm looking up cruises in Alaska. I'll go on my
phone and out of nowhere, I'm getting advertisements on cruises
from Alaska. But Mark Zuckerberg was on CAP say no,
they don't follow us. Yeah, sure right, Hey, you all
have a great weekend. Drive carefully and to all the
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Portland peeps, wishing you all well. And when you get home,
to like we do quite simple. Make sure you hug
your family. Make sure you hug your children. They will
feel better. You will feel better. I promise they will
be well. Go USA at the Ryder Cup until Monday.
Peace out, off, good night.
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you here, ladies and gentlemen. Happy that you are listening.
It is Friday, September twenty sixth, twenty twenty five. Hope
you're having a good day. Hope you're going to have
a good weekend. As always, we have lots to cover.
This is serious talk on everything that affects you. Will
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we'll do travel, and every now and then we'll do
my fantasy football league. I'm watching the Ryder Cup as
we speak, and I have to tell you Europe is
just playing better than the United States right now. And
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Let me put it this way right now, it's a
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I think we're gonna post some things like charts of
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Give us a little bit of time, we'll get that
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to buy, what stock to sell, what stock the short
to cover, which we don't do anyhow. We just tell
you what we think, and you get to decide. We
do everything else. We think it all matters. We are politics,
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market's economy, economy, markets, politics, markets, politics, economy, all interspersed.
We never used to have to do that, but all
the interlopers that have taken us the thirty seven trillion
of debt and are as corrupt as corrupt can be,
we've had no choice. So we'll continue. So interesting as usual,
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most of the input we have been getting from you,
our audience in the last day nothing to do with
the market. We're all asking Gary, what do you think
of this indictment of this guy COMI Well, we like
talking about because it does matter, because the psyche of
the president matters, The thought process of a president matters,
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the movements of a president matters. First off, in case
you didn't know, he put on more tariffs overnight. The
good news is the market didn't give a crap. That
is very good news because back in April the market
crashed off of his tariffs. Now, I will tell you,
I think there's a little bit of disbelief that the
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tariffs will stay here for too long of a time.
I don't know, but he put it on I guess Uh,
let's see what tariffs did he do this time? Home furniture,
I believe, as well as some other things. You can
go look that up. And as you know, we are
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against tariffs. They are attacks on you and I and
businesses and the like. The good news is the market
did not care, and in fact, the market had another
good day to day. And as we've told you, the
markets do well when you have massive government spending and
debt and deficits, believe it or not, because that goes
towards whatever. When the money supply sought skyrockets, the market
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loves that. And you got the money supply skyrocketing, and
I can go on and on. Valuations are up in
the trees. There's been a lot of frauth and speculation.
I'm going to talk about concentration in the market in
a few minutes. But all we were getting asked about
was James Comy. So instead of me giving you an
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opinion on the indictment, because I'm no lawyer, I'm just
going to tell you how this came about in case
you did, and you get to decide. And by the way,
anything I'm about to say it is not opinion. This
is all reported and this has all been posted by
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the president. So, uh, they were looking into James Comy
lying to Congress. There was an investigation, and they go
through these motions of prosecution and grand juries and this,
that and the other thing. And what happened was the
head prosecutor came out and said, there is no case.
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There's no case. We cannot take this to trial. We
would not win. The President put out a post blasting
his own justice department. He then installed one of his
personal attorneys as the prosecutor, and then he got indicted.
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This is all fat And then the President put out
a post that this guy's a dirty cop and justice
is being served. And so did what's her name, Pam
Bondi put out the same thing. Guess what. We'll leave
it at that. You get to decide. The President said,
this has nothing to do with retribution or nothing to
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do with revenge. We'll let you decide on that. I
just gave you the facts, that's all, and there's no
disputing those facts. They don't even dispute those facts, and
we'll see how it plays out. Now, why would this happen, Well,
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in case you don't know, they went after the president
with a fury as I told you, those cases against
the president. Now I'm giving you an opinion. We're all
a bunch of bull crap, all a bunch of bull crap.
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There were scams. Do you remember when the woman from
New York did a whole thing against him and said
Mari Lago was only worth twenty million dollars and he
lied to get loans and this and that. I got
news for you. Mari A Lago on the low end
is worth a half a billion dollars based on Palm
Beach and then the case files that were in his
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house and stuff. Biden did the same thing. Oh but
Biden didn't do you know how the media is. Oh
but just because Biden didn't do this or said that,
but let's indict Trump. And of course we believe also
the impeachments, especially the first one was a joke, was laughable.
It was just the Democratic whatever they had the power,
(08:27):
can do whatever the hell they want, so they impeached them. Now,
as you know, we completely disagree with the January sixth crap.
We do believe that is at the foot of the president,
not that he wanted them to do what they did.
I don't believe he's guilty of that, but it wouldn't
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have happened if he accepted the election results. But the
people that did that at the Capitol, they should have
gone to jail. And we don't like the fact that
he did a blanket pardon. So as you can see,
we have no agenda, alterium, motive for bias. We just
call it right down the middle, and we don't care
who the hell it is. Anyway, We'll see how this
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plays out. It's not thrilling to see. We think there's
more important fish to fry out there. But you know whatever,
Benjamin net and Yahoo spoke today at the United Nations,
that anti racist, anti Semitic suck fest at the UM
and a bunch of delegates at the UN and walked
out on his speech. Yes, those same delegates who would
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give a standing ovation to the Yats who runs North
Korea or the Castros or any one of the other
miscreants out there, let's walk out on Benjamin net and
Yahoo right sure, anyway, that happened today, and the Benjamin
net Yah who did his saying the same thing. They're
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tired enough. Remember when we told you we went to
Israel for the first time to go and bomb shelters
five times. We had the Iron Dome take out a
missile above my head at two in the afternoon on
a sunny day at the Carmel Market parking lot in
Tel Aviv. Imagine whatever city you're in right now, and
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let's think about thirty miles away, somebody lobs a missile
over your head. What would you do? Do you know
what Israel did during the time I was there, and
all those missiles were lobbed over the head. Nothing, They
laughed it off. But the October seventh, sorry, you're gonna
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Again to Investor's Edge. Hey, thanks for being with us today.
By the way, one last thing. You know what I
love doing now I actually turn on seeing at an
MSNBC to see their reactions when something like this thing
would comy happen. And remember with the Charlie Kirk thing,
also about freedom of speech and Jimmy Kimmel and all
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that stuff. Just remember the media. We want to make
sure you know this. Jimmy Kimmel taking off the air
freedom of speech? How dare they? How dare they? How
dare they? How dare they? How dare they? When Tim
Allen was taken off, Hey great, When Morzian was taken off,
Hey great. When Trump was taken off Twitter before Elon
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Musk brought it out, Hey great. They didn't give a
crap about democracy then a freedom of speech. Just remember,
it's only selective freedom of speech. You got that. I
want you to remember that. It's only selective freedom of speech.
If they like you, say whatever the hell you want.
If they don't like you, clam up. Don't ever forget that.
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Just remember these people don't give a crap about you.
You are nobody to them. Their job is to calm
the living crap out of you into believing what they
are telling you. You have to know that. You should
know that. You know why, because they do it in
plain sight. It's the funniest crap, do you know. On
X they will have side by side one of these
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morons on MSNBC talking about freedom of speech on Jimmy
Kimmel and taking them off the air, And then they
show a video going back three years when somebody on
the right was taken off and saying, deserve it to
take off. Deserve to take off. Yeah, yeah, just remember
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all that. It is so important and so vital going
forward that you know, who are the miscreants out there
and who just bs is the living hell out of you?
And unfortunately it's most all of them. Okay, We're all
done with that. Electronic Arts, talk about them, go in
private and stocks up twenty five bucks today and it
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raised the price of other stocks in the group. Electronic Arts.
In case you don't know, is gaming software and content
for game consoles. It's you know what that is, right,
It's that thing that your son and daughters are ignoring
you all day long while they're playing those games. That's
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what That's what it is. And by the way, I
don't even know what games are what I'm looking right now.
Madden twenty six, College Football twenty six, NHL twenty six,
FC twenty six, What is SIMS Dragon age? Yeah? Whatever. Parents,
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get your kids reading books on entrepreneurship inspiration, get them
off the games. Just my opinion. The dad was up
three hundred today, the S and P thirty eight, and
as that ninety nine, as that one hundred, one hundred,
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and six. Russell two thousand was up one percent. The
transports not so much. Advanced declines were good, but you
would think better. But okay, but a few important notes.
Today you had a lot of how do I put
this if? And I wrote this down, if Goldman Sacks
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in the Dow went up one percent, it'd be eight bucks.
It would be about fifty four Dow points. If Goldman
Sacks went up one percent and be about fifty four
doll points. If Verizon went up one percent, it would
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be three points maybe two. So if the higher price
stocks are moving up one percent and the lower price
stocks and moving down one percent, if everything was equal weighted,
the Dow wouldn't do anything but the higher price stocks.
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That's all price waited. And you got a bunch of
that today. I'm not trying to pooh pooh a Dow
up three hundred and the fact is the Dow had
a very good breakout at forty five thousand, a very
good breakout in fact, and I think we did state
it to you. The Dow hit forty five thousand in
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late November last year, forty five thousand in January, almost
forty five thousand early July, forty five thousand in late July,
finally broke out about let's say one, two, three, four,
five weeks ago, retested it a week later, and now
it's on the move. It's only up about two and
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a half percent since the breakout, and the Dow is
not like a penny stock that go up one hundred
percent in three days. It's a slow boat. But that's
a pretty darn good move for the Dow. So that's
number one. Number two is the Russell two thousand broke out,
but it's tucked in a little bit, but still looks
pretty darn good, just letting you know. And that's two
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thousand stocks. They call them small caps, but I can
promise you there's no small caps anymore. Small caps now
are the old large caps. The best way I can
put it. Gold had another very strong day talking about trend,
and do not forget we told you that a breakout
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of the eighteen weeks on gold would be a real
good breakout. That was at three eighteen on the GLD.
It is three forty six one two four weeks later,
and the gold miners on a percentage basis much stronger.
And I gotta tell you the clue was the miners
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broke out will gold was sitting in there range I
should have bought the living crap out of them. Why
because we've told you forever that if the miners lead,
it's usually very bullish for the metal. And this is
the first time the miners were leading in a long time.
And the miners the GDX on the breakout has gone
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from fifty five bucks this almost seventy five bucks in one, two, three, four,
five six, some eight weeks. I must tell you I'm
very po't at myself and not jumping all over the
miners and the junior miners seventy two to ninety six
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in that same amount of time. So goldstrong, and there's
been worry that that may be meaningful and there's something
wrong with it. Well, we'll see in time. Yields up
again today. So since the Fed lowered their short term rates,
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bond yields, the real market is up again, and I'm
not sure what that means, but I can tell you
I hope it does not continue. I don't think that's
good news longer term, and especially with oil prices now
ticking up a little bit. Market didn't care today. Oh
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did I tell you that they came out with a
GDP number better than expected. I got people email me,
do we even trust the GDP number? When President trumb
fired the head of the BLS and put his own
person in, I trust them up next more in the
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And lok once again to Investor's Edge. Hey, thanks for
being with us today. I'm just looking things over all, Right,
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what else do we have for you? You know what I
saw at the end of the day today, Ford, with
all their bad numbers, finish at the yearly high today,
off the highs today, but at a yearly high today GM.
By the way, Ford's earnings down twenty one percent. The
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quarter before is down seventy one percent. They've lost bazillions
on electric vehicles GM yearly high no, right at the
yearly high of last year on their seventeen percent drop
in earnings. Hey, go figure, go figure, and just let
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you know, GM and four. I don't think, you know.
I think probably I put Ford a few years back.
I think I made some good money on it. But
typically I don't. Typically I don't buy autos, I don't
buy aares. I think the last airline Stocky bought was
Jet Blue back like in two thousand and one or
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two thousand and two or something like that. It's like
when they first came public and they actually was a
great airline, Jet Blues lost themselves. I think that the
people who work for Jet Blue right now are not
happy there. You know how you know you can just
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when you meet them, and it's not them, it's the culture.
They need somebody else running the joint. When I go
on an airline, I want Pete. Let me tell you.
When I fly Virgin Atlantic to London, boy, they you
feel like they want you there. Emirates boy, I was
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the king for fourteen hours. Delta treats me very well.
Jet Blue it's not that they're bad. I just think
they are unhappy there. And Southwest used to be much better. Also,
you all hear that. And all you got to do
is just make people feel important like you want them there.
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And there's a little bit of not that going on.
And there's a couple of discount airlines that they say
they discount airlines, but they're really not because you got
to pay for breathing on the flight. Also, they need
work too. By the way, I do wonder how long
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Spirit is going to stay a going concern. Just let
me you know. That is not a prediction. I just wonder,
and I think most wouldn't disagree with me on that.
Right oils on the weekend, three exchange traded funds, the OIH,
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the xl E, and the XOP look like they're trying
to come up the right side. Now pretty good, everything's
off the lows of the tariff crash in April. But
it looks like and of course unfortunately it is because
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oil prices are starting to tick up. We do not
want oil prices ticking up from here would be less
than thrilling ladies and gentlemen. Worst case scenario. Oil prices
and interest rates ticking up, worst case scenario. And by
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the way, I am sending to the White House my
thoughts on if they lower rates too much on fed
funds potentially can cause the real yields to back up,
which they've already done since they lowered rates one time.
Maybe they'll listen to me. I don't know, but I'm
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going to send them. I know I have an idea
how to send it to them at least somebody there,
and maybe they'll listen. Don't know. Hey, I'm a radio guy, right.
I think what's working on the market right now is
you look, hey, the inflations in the twos and the
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GDPs and the threes right now. Whether you believe or
not the numbers, the market certainly does. And we'll just
keep on top of it, try to ride the trends.
You know, the market really turned back in April, and really,
if you look at the major indices just trending, you
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can just draw a line from eight o'clock to two o'clock.
That's what it looks like, with a couple little moves down,
but very little and never breaking trend. And that doesn't
happen often. To see the S and P and the
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NASDAC doing what it's been doing, just trending from around
eight to two since April. And again, I think it's
a combination of Number One, the tariff crash would not
have happened if not for the tariffs so we would
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have never gotten that low. So if you take out
the tariff crash, really the turn would be from mid
May and much higher than the lows. But we'll take
it next. The crypto just ain't happening right now. Both
are trading below the fifty days moving average. Both are
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quite weak. This is the bitcoin, the theorium. I know
there's others. And the micro strategy was up today, but
looks like the south end of a northbound jackass. And
I just be careful again, and as we said to you,
we'll worry about the leverage on there and remember, we
just want you to remember. And the last bear market
micro strategy we went from by the way, in case
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you don't know, it went from one thirty one down
to thirteen. Last I look, that's ninety percent. And last
I looked, nobody believes that can happen again. And last
I look, I hear nobody talking about a potential bear
market in crypto, like it's never gonna happen, really really,
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So right now it's under pressure. If that changes, we'll
let you know. I don't think it's full blown bear market.
I call it a correction, But in micro strategy it's
little bit worse than that. In fact, micro Strategy topped
out last November at five point forty three. It's now
three oh nine, So that is bear market hit back
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to four fifty seven in July after rallying back up
four fifty seven to three oh nine. That's a bear market.
What is that one hundred and forty eight points on
four fifty seven, that's a bear market. So hope you're
listening on that, because as we've told you, there's a
lot of money being lost. It's some crazy stuff that's
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out there. And by the way, in the last three days,
they have been getting the no sales stuff that oklo
that everybody's been touting, and I don't blame them. The
stocks had a big run one forty four to one
ten in the last three days. By the way, at
one ten, it still has a sixteen billion dollar market
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cap no sales, And what do we tell you about
the no sales If nothing changes and we go into
a bear market, and they will crash. These stocks just
based on precedent of all bear markets previous companies that
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lose money crash, and companies with no sales double crash.
And if you don't believe me, go get some software
that takes you back to all the bear markets and
walk through a bunch of names that lose money or
have no sales. In bull markets, they become teflon. In
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bull markets, they will go up to levels that nobody
would even believe. Hey, Oklo, and again we are not
ripping on the company. This is everything we do with stocks.
For all I know, Oklo is gonna have monster sales
and earnings down the road. As of right now, they
have zero. And then there are like we had mentioned
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that are in nuclear that have been public I'm looking
at one right now since the year two twenty five
years public trading and no sales the high I guess
they did a bunch of reverse splits. What's four thousand
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bucks in the year two thousand, it's twenty one bucks today.
I'm not mentioning the name. And again it's not on
the companies. I'm not ripping them. I'm just letting you
know the stocks. They're hot right now. When they get unhot,
they crash up. Next we'll take you to the weekend.
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All right. What else? Software stocks are starting to creep
up again. They have been very weak. I'm just noticing
starting to maybe rev up. I would love to see that,
and I always watch Microsoft. If Microsoft can break above
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five nineteen, let's call it five twenty, that would be
potentially on the bullish side to get going again. Microsoft
is sitting right around the all important fifty day moving average.
Really nothing to do. But I'm just noticing other software
names like CrowdStrike and z scale and what's that other
one I saw today that looks close veev Viva Systems.
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I believe that's medical software, and there are a few
others that just got my interest as I was scanning.
And again, if software starts to move again, that's gonna
be a big help to the market. The semis have
been enfuego off of all this noise that I don't believe.
There's no way anybody spending one hundred billion on this,
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two hundred billion, on that six hundred billion. There's no way.
I don't want to be around when all of a
sudden everybody figures out that it's not going to be
those numbers. But right now, the market's in belief, and
guess what we believe in in real time. We believe
mart So just let you know, finish pretty well. Today
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started the week pretty crappy, finished it pretty well. Like
what I'm seeing. If the banks are not breaking down,
the semiconductors are not breaking down, I think we're good
to go for right now. Whether or not we can
just continue without any real corrections, I don't know. But
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you now have the FED lowering rates even though the
ten years up, and typically the FED lowering rates typically
is not a bad thing. We'll leave it at that. Hey,
you know what I got today. So I'm gonna be
sixty five next week. But if you looked at me,
I look twenty nine. I'm pretty darn good shape and
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getting in better shape every day. And I'm on Medicare
now you get to do it like a month before
and stuff like that. And I'm saving money. I mean,
my insurance has been going up like crazy over the years. Hey,
thank you Obama who told us our premiums will go
down once they do Obamacare. Another bullcrap life from a politician. Anyway,
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I just want to let you know, here's the problem
with government in one number. You know what the problem
with government is in one number? One hundred and twenty three.
Make it one twenty one. You know what one twenty
one is. I just got a book, Medicare and You
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twenty twenty six, the official US government Medicare handbook. Why
is there one hundred and twenty two one hundred and
twenty one pages that I got to read or look
up or figure out? And that's before there's another look
like about another fifty pages of the special plays in
(36:01):
Northern and well, I guess this is they consider me
northern Florida even though I'm middle and it talks about
preferred I don't know anyway, So I took three minutes
of my very valuable time today just to thumb through
some of the pages of Medicare and You twenty twenty six.
(36:23):
And let me just state for the record, if you
put Stephen Hawking and Albert Einstein room to start reading
this book, Medicare and You twenty and twenty six, they
would be dumbfounded. That's the problem with the government. Why
can't they make it easy? Seriously, the tax code, between
(36:48):
all the codes and taxes and the rules and regulations
and the trials aback, there's like seventy thousand pages total,
I'd hate to be an accountanties. Why is that? Why
do I have to spend thousands of dollars on figuring
out my taxes? Why did they make that? So? It
(37:10):
has to be they hate us, shouldn't like our taxes?
Be okay, you make this much. This is what you
pay minus a charitable deduction I think is good. Right,
you get charitable deductions mortgage interest, I think that's good. Right.
What else should you have as deductions? That should be it.
(37:34):
And of course if you're a self employed business, deductions,
that's fine, that's it. But what did they do? I
looked over my tax return again Einstein and Stephen Hawk
and couldn't figure out what the hell's going on? Why
did they do that? As government? One hundred and twenty
two pages on medicare? They hate us? Just so you know,
(37:56):
President Kallbaum, you would be paying your TI taxes from
a postcard. I would narrow down the taxes to three
tax rates, maybe three or four write offs, and you
all go screwing, you know what? Hate me? You know what?
I know I'd be doing a great job. The accountant
lobby would want to destroy me. And then this Medicare thing.
(38:21):
Why couldn't they simplify this crap? Oh, that's right, Obamacare two. Anyway,
just letting you know, for all the peeps out there
that are getting it to my age, hey have fun
with this. And then this Part B and Part D
and why do we have parts? Seriously, why do we
(38:41):
have parts? And then there's Medicare advantage and oh there's
a part A also, I'm sorry, and I'm just reading
all these things. Holy crap. Oh. And then there's the
percentage of twenty percent of this, fifteen percent of that,
eight percent of this, twelve percent of that E visits
not E visit. Then they give you these definitions of
(39:03):
what a durable medical equipment is. What the heck? Well?
What stop? Anyway? Because I knew nothing about Medicare until
I got about seven thousand things in the mail. Boy
(39:24):
they know, boy, those people, they just know your age.
They got us right started about five months ago, all
of a sudden, one two three. I'm pretty sure I
got about five hundred pieces of mail from different types
of companies on Medicare. It was amazing they got us kids.
It's just like now, if I'm on one computer and
(39:47):
I'm looking up cruises in Alaska. I'll go on my
phone and out of nowhere, I'm getting advertisements on cruises
from Alaska. But Mark Zuckerberg was on CAP say no,
they don't follow us. Yeah, sure right, Hey, you all
have a great weekend. Drive carefully and to all the
(40:08):
Portland peeps, wishing you all well. And when you get home,
to like we do quite simple. Make sure you hug
your family. Make sure you hug your children. They will
feel better. You will feel better. I promise they will
be well. Go USA at the Ryder Cup until Monday.
Peace out, off, good night.
Speaker 1 (40:22):
This has been Investor's Edge with Gary cult Moom on
biz Talk. To listen to past episodes or to get
in contact with Gary, go to Garykay dot com. That's
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