Investor's Edge with Gary Kaltbaum - Dollar swoon! [07.21.2025]
Episode Date: July 21, 2025...
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As always, we have a bunch to talk about. In the last couple of weeks, I have taken the time
to talk to you about froth and speculation and junk. And when we use the term junk in the markets,
nothing personal against the company, but any company that has no sales in our world is
junk. We'll get into that because we have some things to say. And of course, we'll talk markets,
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We're going to start with froth and speculation.
Every now and then you get into moments in the market.
We have froth and speculation become what we call insane.
And we don't put it down because if you can catch them, if you catch them at the
time, there's some big money to make. We have highlighted stocks for you recently that went from like
one to 25 and two days, back to one though. But we always warn you about this because the loudest
noise on some of these things are after the move. We're always wary after a big move in any
company when it gets the CEO gets on the cover of newsweek or something like that that only gets
reported after big moves so anyway we've been talking about nuclear stocks quantum computing stocks
air taxis drones uh no driver vehicles
And we've just been simply saying to you, don't be the last one in.
We also say to you, we don't know how far it goes, how long it lasts, but we do know by precedent,
and we did this few times in the last few weeks, by precedent, if nothing changes,
they'll go back to where they came from.
And how do we know this?
Well, we spend our time watching markets, but studying markets, going backwards, to when crazy happened.
And what we mean by crazy is buy at any price regardless of the company because it's on the move.
And again, we're not here to put down the companies.
we're sure some of these companies may end up being big.
But we've warned you on many occasions, if you recall, for you, Rivian.
$78 IPO was 180 within a couple of days.
And we simply said to you that they hadn't sold a car.
but the market cap was almost as big as Ford and GM
and Ford and GM had $260 billion of sales
well Rivian went from 180
the IPO was 78 right
actually hit a low of 8 it's at 13 bucks right now
and by the way they do sell a lot of cars now
but they've never made a dime
So 1 78 to 13.
That was one of the big ones.
Because we got, I wouldn't call them death threats.
We got threats from people because we came out and said,
well, we think it's worth 10 bucks.
Just based on shares outstanding in what they had.
The NFTs, we told you it was nonsense.
We couldn't believe it.
What was going on?
I still remember somebody bought one for like $2 million and tried to sell it and couldn't get $50.
When all hell is breaking loose, it's our job to keep your feet on the ground.
Well, we're just letting you know, we do not know exact timing.
No way of knowing.
We are letting you know we think there's a chance.
we're nearing a moment or at a moment
where the froth is going to come off
because of how much of a move has been made
in companies that just have no sales.
Maybe they have promise, but no sales.
And amazingly, we were able to tell you
of companies with no sales that had been public
for 15 years
and they're being frothed to the upside.
15 years of being public
and promising sales
and never having one.
I don't even know how you stay public.
So recently,
you just had these moves
and I want to repeat something
if nothing changes.
That's all.
And we've heard of news
partnerships and the like.
But we've heard that before.
So if you want to pay $13 billion for a company with no sales or $9 billion,
for a company with no sales or $6 billion with a company with no sales,
God bless, don't be the last one in.
I think I'm getting the feeling that we're getting close.
if not at hand, that these things are going to have the snot beat out of them. Because
why can't a $13 billion market cap with no sales go down to $3 billion, which is more than 75%,
and still be ridiculously overvalued? So just be careful, be smart. Again, would you buy
a home that's being offered at 300 grand and hand them 2 million.
It's just simple questions.
It's just simple questions.
So we're letting you know again.
We think we may be close.
They hit a few today,
but my thoughts are not on what happened today.
My thoughts on, sometimes your handsome and buff toast has a decent feel of what's happening now.
And I just think the attitude and the atmosphere, I'm seeing a little too much expectation that nothing can go wrong.
and they're headed to the moon.
Again, no sales.
One of them with 13 billion market cap,
a bunch of them between 5 and 10.
Up next, Scott Sheffler.
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uh final numbers the dow uh was up 250 and finished down 19 i wouldn't take too much from that except maybe
We're at a little moment here.
The S&P was up eight.
I'm going to guess the S&P was much higher.
Yeah, 63.36.
It was up 40.
Finished only up eight.
The NASDAQ finished up 78.
Okay.
At one time today was up 180.
NASDAQ 100 finished up 114.
Transports finished down 21.
So you got a little sell down.
I just noticed at the end of the day,
the financials, banks were strong early,
they got sold into.
Economically sensitive things,
well, whenever I say to you,
something like, hey, United Rentals was down 30 bucks today,
that's something.
So economically sensitive got hit.
But I also want to reiterate.
We have been stating to you certain areas that we would avoid.
One of them, and I kind of think it's kind of sort of one A, one B,
managed care, HMOs, and insurance stocks.
We've been telling you to avoid those areas.
They are in bearish phase of unknown price and time with the managed care HMOs have just crashed.
Crashed.
United Health 606 to 282 is a crash.
Centine 80 to 27 is a crash.
And we really hope you've been listening.
Manor 400 to 223.
How about this Elevance?
567 to 276.
So when we say to you, avoid an area, we always give you the other part.
We don't know how long that lasts, how far it goes, but we've stayed a void and boy, oh boy, smoked.
Now, insurance stocks are in a bearish phase, but nothing.
to get twisted over.
We think, along with the managed care,
go look at the XLV.
It's the Healthcare Select Index Fund, ETF.
We'd avoid a lot of the medicals,
a lot of the medicals,
whether it's thermo-fisher scientific,
or whether it's Merck,
or whether it's Regeneron Pharmaceutical,
brutal bear market
1200 to 545
and 11 months
we've been telling you to avoid these areas
even
they just topped out
places you get your blood
nothing bad but they've topped
that's Quest Diagnostics
and LabCore
I just got my blood done at LabCore
recently
and she was very good
I didn't feel the thing
drug stocks
Abbott Lab
just got smoked on earnings.
How about ABV, 218, no, it's 184, not the end of the world.
Eli Lilly, supposedly the end-all-be-all.
By the way, Eli Lilly hit that big high back in July of 24 at 966 at 762.
So we would avoid health care.
And those are kind of sort of name.
We've also told you waste management.
which was stronger now in their own bearish phase.
Go look at WM and RSG and things.
And anything breaking below the 50-day moving average?
Avoid.
And whatever else.
But those are the main ones.
Oils for the most part, not all.
Avoid.
So just keep all that in mind.
And if the changes, we'll let you know.
But the big thing for me this second, I think the froth may come off a little bit here.
Thinking the froth is going to come off, which takes me to the dollar.
In case you don't know, the market has been liking the dollar swooning, our dollar versus other currencies.
And what does that mean?
Well, if it takes $1.30 to buy a pound in London when it was $1.10 a year ago, well, you know, that's a tougher trip to London.
And of course, it's better for the Londoners to come over to the United States.
Also, it helps our multinationals because they have a bunch more, can buy a lot more of our stuff.
But when does it come a point where the market starts thinking about what's wrong?
Why is our dollar swooning?
What's the story behind that?
And when we ever get a point where the market gets in trouble because of that,
my only two words for that are stay tuned.
The weak dollar has helped as of recent.
including today, we're getting a little wary about the weak dollar.
On that note, gold today, I'm going to quote my good buddy Gil Morales.
I think he would say today was a pocket pivot on gold, GLD,
as it's been about 13 weeks of tight range bound,
and looks like it's trying to turn up off of that tight range bound action as of today.
And the gold miners looks the same.
And why would that happen?
Well, go look.
Go Google the words.
Why would gold go up if the dollar goes down?
Why would commodities go up if the dollar goes down?
And vice versa.
Check it out.
Learn about it.
The story goes,
things are denominated in the dollar
and that's how it works
but go look it up
the dollar swooned again today
gold
had this little pocket pivot
didn't break out yet
but could be on the verge
and just a not so great finish to today
maybe getting a little bit tired
this market we'll see
not 100% sure
and why would the dollar keep swooning?
Well, I think the president up next.
That.
And then Scott Sheffler.
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A lot of what I see is just like chronic bloating,
chronic stomach aches.
Like, I get a stomach ache every time that I eat.
And it just becomes like a lifestyle where,
oh, yeah, you know, I just, I have a stomachache every day.
Or I'm constantly feeling like gassy.
And all of those things are not something that,
generally, if you have a healthy gut, you should be living with.
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We deep dive into your medication.
We deep dive into your OTC medication.
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As you know, I have a love-not-love relationship with the president.
And one of the things I really don't like is now he is sicking one of his departments on Jay Powell
with a criminal referral over refurbishments of the buildings therein.
Give me a break.
Please.
Give me a break.
President promised, no, he's not going to retaliate.
They're talking about criminal referrals on Obama now.
And don't get me wrong, I'm no fan of Obama.
But I digress.
The president is going to have a new central bank head next May of 26,
but he's trying to get Jay Powell out now and bring somebody in.
To the point where, let me be clear about this,
President Donald Trump will be running our central bank
because he will put a puppet in
to run the central bank.
I'm 100% sure.
I think he'd tell you that.
If he even thinks
about taking the Fed Funds rates
down to 1% from 4.5%
all hell's going to break loose.
I wish, maybe I'll try and get a hold of him and see if I am a Fox News business contributor.
I am somebody.
Maybe I can sit down and explain to him.
You know, that old line, don't screw with mother nature?
Well, don't screw with the free markets.
That's what Jay Powell did and cause massive inflation.
Well, if the President of the United States screw with free markets, all hell's going to break loose.
you think a market with a 10-year yield is at 4.37 at the close today wants 1% fed funds
in the economy where the president says is the greatest in the world you don't do that
that's insanity but that's why the dollar's swooning the market knows that he is going to
be running the central bank next May and yeah there are voters
and things like that, he'll fire all their asses and put 12 puppets in.
No, not kidding.
You think I'm kidding?
I'm completely against it.
I'm completely against these Justice Department criminal referrals against J. Powell,
and you know I'm no J. Powell fan.
I worry, I got to be careful about what I say.
And that shouldn't be.
that's why the dollar is
sruining because it is betting on
what he's going to do
we'll see what the outcome is
the good news is
we will be here on a daily basis
see what comes of it
but
call me unhappy
on the president
on some of the things he wants to do and some of the
things they are doing
let's segue oh by the way I mentioned the gold
and silver
next
and by the
way, you should spend a few minutes on the dollar because it's important now.
Mui importante.
Another thing I'm not happy about, I'm not going to mention who.
They had an ex-Trump employee from the first four years who's just a pundit now come out
and say today, oh, they are paying the tariffs, which is helping our budget deficit.
We are paying the tariffs.
And I know this person knows the truth.
So not mistaken, lying.
Liars irritate me on either side of the aisle.
Remember, we have no agenda, no bias, no ulterior motive.
We couldn't care less if it's an R or D.
We just want good policy.
That's it.
And you know what that policy should be.
Low taxes, less regulations, get the hell out of the way.
Not tariff the hell out of everybody.
We move on.
Oh, by the way, here's a...
Didn't even see this one.
This one, next generation solid state lithium metal batteries for use in electric vehicles.
Been public since 20.
Hit a high of 120, hit a low of 4.
it's gone to 12 pretty quickly, has a $7 billion market cap, how many sales, none.
It was down 15% today.
But admittedly, it went from 4 to 15 in the last four weeks.
Sometimes it's a nut house, ladies and gentlemen.
Sometimes it's a nut house.
Scott Schaeffler won the British Open yesterday.
Royal Port Rush, I played the course.
And the year I played the course, I went there with the,
the fish man and my friend Dave and we stayed at the Bush Mills Inn. They ate haggis and the
Irish breakfast. I couldn't. Blood sausage. Anyway, we played Royal Port Rush and I played horribly
that day. It was a very windy day and rainy. But when we went into the clubhouse, they said,
yeah, we had this young guy, 16-year-old, break the course record. It was a 61. That was Rory McElroy.
That's when I played it. He broke the course record, 16 or 17?
Anyway, Scott Sheffler, you notice anything? Doesn't care about celebrity. Happy that he's won.
Happy got another trophy, probably made a few million, but said, again,
what defines me, my wife, my son, my family, my health.
And I saw some people pissed off about that.
Would you rather have them dancing cartwheels?
We need to get back to a time where that matters.
You know, these days are in this TikTok, everything posting,
and everybody's a celebrity and this and that.
and you know what the good news is?
There's a lot of Scotty Shefflers out there.
They just don't pump themselves
and promote themselves
so you don't see it.
Anyway, I love seeing that.
And more importantly, less importantly,
that dude can play golf.
He has the one thing
better than everybody by far
distance control
with his irons
Ben Crenshaw
one of the greatest putters
said
I think I'm one of the greatest
putters because I have the greatest
distance controls
with my putter on the greens
so he knew how to hit a 40
a 30 a 20
and if it got straight
it would go in the hole
Scotty Sheffler
is doing it with his irons
from 200, 180, 150.
Don't put a wedge in his hand. Forget it.
I hate him.
Man, oh man.
His distance control, I have not seen that.
I don't think Tiger had that great of distance control.
Anyway, congrats to him.
I think he's a man's man.
It was good to see.
I did not win my golf pool.
You had to either pick Sheffler or Rory, I picked Rory and other people.
Oh well.
Such as life.
I just thought it was a good story.
Again, strong market fell towards the end.
No biggie.
Of note, though, I think maybe the blue may come off the froth.
Of note,
When I see United Rentals down 30, I'm what's up.
We'll see.
And of note, the avoids.
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as normal. A lot of what I see is just like chronic bloating, chronic stomach aches. Like I get a
stomachache every time that I eat and it just becomes like a lifestyle where, oh yeah, you know,
I just, I have a stomachache every day. Or I'm constantly feeling like gassy. And all of those
things are not something that generally, if you have a healthy gut, you should be living with. So,
that's when we deep dive. We deep dive into your medication. We deep dive into your OTC medication.
And then at that point, we can probably identify something that we can change.
Hear the full conversation, plus some fascinating facts about how gut health affects so much more than just your stomach on Beyond the Script, a podcast from CVS Pharmacy and IHeartRadio.
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You know what I pride myself on?
We haven't even brought up this Jeffrey Epstein thing while all this thing goes on.
Just remember our thoughts.
We think they're full of crap that he committed suicide.
Guards weren't gone.
No video.
Dr. Bodden, one of the great coroners out there who looked it over, said, this was no suicide.
What does it come down to?
Don't wee weed down my back and tell me it's raining.
And now this administration is trying to tell us,
No, there's none of this and none of that.
Well, that changed quickly.
We'll see how it goes.
Back real quickly on the market.
Just think a little bit of the momentum's waning.
That's all.
And I think some of the froth is coming off.
That's my thought.
That's all.
Not the end of the world.
Netflix was up 24 today after being down 68 on Friday.
Normally, when something's down $68
on an earnings report, I would just ignore it for a while.
Every now and then, you get this, how do I put it,
gap to the downside, defense, turn back up.
We'll see if Netflix does that.
We've seen it on rare occasions,
and it's usually on big institutional names.
So that was of interest to me.
that it came back pretty good.
Also of interest
this week.
Coca-Cola,
PACR,
Pulte Holmes,
SAP,
Texas Instruments,
Capital One Financials,
Sherwin Williams,
Hilton Hotels,
Boston Scientific,
IBM and the Dow,
Google,
which, by the way,
had a good move today,
two days before earnings.
Service Now,
Tesla's on Wednesday.
day. Blackstone, Union Pacific. I can go on and on. There's about 11, 12 pages of earnings
this week. Stay tuned. Today, Domino's Pizza opened up big and finished down. So they
distributed stock on a big gap to the upside. Yippie, yeah. In the news, I'll tell you
one little thing stood out. You know how I always say people, business, a capital. If able, two very
important words, if able, will flow and go to places where they are treated best. I've always wondered
how this guy running California
continues to disrespect his citizens
with ridiculously high taxes,
income taxes, other taxes,
and gas taxes.
They just raised them again.
Anybody ever heard in and out burgers?
Well, it's an institution in California.
They're moving.
From California to Tennessee, their headquarters.
and they said the reason is exactly what I am telling you, treated poorly, disrespected, taking out a machete and cutting you at the knees and taking out a mallet and hitting you over the head.
Many have left California.
And do you know what Gavin Newsom has going for him?
And they know it.
It's a beautiful, fantastic state.
It's a gorgeous state.
It's a beautiful state, but they keep electing them.
And if other areas keep electing people that disrespect the taxpayer
and are what we call simple control freaks, look out.
Namely in New York City where this schmuck says we shouldn't have billionaires.
Go Google how many billionaires live in New York City.
That's how many billionaires will be.
leaving if this guy wins.
And by the way, billionaires pay a lot in taxes to pay for everything in New York City.
Oh, and by the way, when they say we don't think there should be billionaires, they don't think there should be millionaires.
That's what communists, Marxists, and socialists are all about.
But I go back to what I said, an institution, in and out burgers.
A woman who runs the place, she inherited it from family and does a fabulous job.
They're out of there.
They're not the first.
They're not the last.
I'm just letting you know.
People, business and capital, will flow with their treated best.
Norway tried it.
Big wealth tax.
instead they said they were going to raise a bunch of money
they lost a ton of money
why
wealth
told Norway and we mean the government to go take a flying leap
through the fjords
that's how it rolls
why do you think people have been moving to Florida left and right
simple
they're treated well here
low taxes less
regulations. Crime doesn't pay. Go on campus and threaten somebody, see what happens to you.
Shut down a highway or a bridge, see what happens to you. It's pretty simple.
We're amazed anybody would vote for the opposite. But welcome to the world. Hey, you have a great
evening drive carefully when you get home to do like we do quite simple make sure you hug your
family make sure you hug your children uh they will feel better you will feel better i promise stay
well be well until tomorrow good night this has been investors edge with galt bomb on biz talk
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