Investor's Edge with Gary Kaltbaum - megacap tech [10.29.2024]
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Investor's Edge with Gary Coltbaum.
Straight talk about you and your money.
Now from the BizTalk Studios, here is Gary Cultbaum.
And welcome once again to Investors Edge.
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Glad you here, ladies and gentlemen, happy that you are listening.
It's Tuesday, October 29, 2024, 24.
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and it should be vice versa.
As long as you live within the rule of law,
you don't do anything stupid to anybody else.
God bless.
And unfortunately, there's a lot out there of people
that have no respect whatsoever.
Now, who we really don't have respect for
is not you, the people, but them running the country.
And we have outlined our premise
for a very long time.
And it's not hard to figure out how bad they are.
So let's start out with the election.
We remain in the camp.
Well, first let me state, you know what,
let's put the election aside a few minutes.
Just letting you know we are in the midst
of monstrous earnings season.
As I speak, the market's closing,
after the closes AMD, Google Cheesecake Factor,
Chipotle, Reddit, Visa, Supermicro.
And I must tell you, we're bringing up Google real quick because the market today just bought up Mega Cap Tech.
That has been very much dead, except for meta has been strong.
I can tell you that Amazon hasn't done anything in months.
Google has not done anything in months, all in all.
We'll see as we go through, but today, the market kind of front ran the mega cap tech, but that doesn't matter.
The reason it doesn't matter, because it's going to be all about earnings as we move forward, and we'll have all of that for you.
And what we mean by that is we're going to let you know what the earnings are, whether they be guidance, but most importantly, the one thing that matters most, how is the market reacting?
because as I have said to you, we've seen good earnings sold off, we've seen bad earnings
bought up, and we've had a lot of weird action and a lot of things as of recent. Now we go back
to the election. We remain in the stance that Trump is winning right now. But, ladies and gentlemen,
one of my biggest issues with Trump has always been, he can't keep story straight, and you know that,
and the complete lack of discipline.
And what I mean by that is something said on Monday,
changes on Tuesday, back on Wednesday.
That was going on for a very long time.
But I want to talk about he just had this Madison Square Garden get together.
And it should have been the greatest thing on earth.
what they have should what should have been was the gathering of 20 some odd thousand people in
New York City and nothing but listen carefully nothing but
these are the things that I am going to do in order to set this country on the right path
what a great move
but instead
and I don't
blame him 100%
but when things happen
it starts at the top
they get this schmuck
of a comedian
a schmuck
a moron
an imbecile
a doofus
and I don't care
I hear the excuses of a comedian
oh he's just the comedian
there's this whole thing going on from the left because they're even bigger schmucks saying there's Nazis in 1939, whatever.
And what does this schmuck do?
He does jokes about Puerto Rico being garbage.
I don't care what anybody says to you, ladies and gentlemen, with their excuses.
What have we told you elections are about?
winning votes.
So no discipline.
You had Rudy Giuliani speak.
Are you kidding me?
He shouldn't be speaking anymore.
And they had a few other idiots out there that should not have been speaking.
Everything now should be on the positive.
Everything should be on the positive.
No, no discipline.
But screw that.
I remain that I believe Trump is winning.
it's his to lose.
And of course, if they call Puerto Rico garbage, they'll lose.
You'll lose some of the Hispanic vote in some of these places.
And I'm still in the camp.
If you had a good candidate on the left, they would landslide Trump.
And if you had a good candidate on the right, they'd landslide Harris.
And when I say that, it's just about Trump has baggage,
somewhat of half the country just can't stand the guy.
And she is just full of crap.
That's all.
Just plain old full of crap.
Case closed on that.
Her whole three and a half years is vice president full of crap.
The media full of crap.
The record full of crap.
The hiding of the record full of crap.
The debt and deficits.
Gargantuan.
The control freakism gargantuan.
and it's all being hidden.
My favorite one, without a doubt, is she wasn't the border czar.
What a gargantuan lie.
CBS says she wasn't the borders are, yet they have CBS reporters on video saying,
Biden has announced today that she's the borders are.
So all of a sudden, she's made up our whole new persona of who she is,
but hasn't changed the values.
She's flip-flopped on major things, but hasn't changed the values.
I trust her as far as I can throw her.
So I remain.
I'm nauseated by either one of them.
I think Trump's winning.
I'll keep my fingers crossed.
He does the right thing if he does win.
And to go one further,
one of the big things I do love if Trump wins
is we're being told that Elon Musk
is going to look at government and streamline it.
I have tweeted to Elon Musk that,
I will quit my job to go work for him if to do that because it'd be easy.
I heard somebody on TV today say, no, you can't do that.
There's no way impossible.
And I heard another, you've got to raise taxes.
Who said they had to raise taxes?
I think Mark Cuban maybe.
No.
The year before COVID, federal spending was $4.4 trillion.
This year is seven.
it's up 2.6 trillion all debt we couldn't live on 4.4 trillion
what I first thing I would do is what's the extra 2.6 trillion over the last five years
that be the first thing I do and of course there are some things in there that have to be in
there leave no doubt I get it but you know what they did you know what Biden and Harris did
they just made up crap and threw it against the wall and it's stuck
350 billion to this moron.
John Podesta, a Democratic hack for climate, even though he knows nothing about climate.
God only knows where that money went.
I'd just cut 350 before you can say, boo.
That'd be for starters.
And then we take it from there.
Elon has not answered my call yet.
But we're trying, because I'd love to do that.
It would be easy.
So anyway, that's where we stand right now.
Let's hope Trump doesn't let any comedians get out front and center anymore.
Let's hope they talk positive.
If you're a Republican, that's what you want.
I don't even pay attention anymore to Harris and Biden and Obama and Bruce Springsteen and Oprah and the rest of them because they're full of crap.
Her whole persona is made up.
Everything about her is now made up.
The last three and a half years didn't matter.
By the way, they won't even let Biden go out and campaign with her.
They don't even want Biden in a picture with her.
Boy, if I was him, I'd be pissed off.
Anyway, we'll keep you covered until next Tuesday in the election.
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One sweet, melty bite of a Hershey's bar and suddenly I'm right back sitting on the front porch with my grandmother on a slow.
Oh, summer afternoon.
She doesn't say much, just breaks the bar in half and hands me a piece.
I open my mouth to say whatever a nine-year-old wants to say.
And she replies with a low...
Listen.
So we sat there.
Listening.
That was the first time I learned that quiet can feel full.
Hershey's.
It's your happy place.
It's time to switch on the integrator units and get the brain cells working.
You're listening to.
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It doesn't get better than this.
So, let me just repeat again.
I think Trump's winning as of right now.
It's my own little stupid sampling, but do not forget.
Do not forget the days leading up to the last election, I said,
watch Biden win this.
And you know why I said it.
Do you remember?
because Trump refused to stop pissing off people leading up to the election.
Too much negative, too much negative, too much negative, too much negative, and he lost.
And leading up to Hillary Clinton Trump, that I was not sure about.
I actually thought, how can Trump, we were told that she was up by seven points.
What I did say, I think it's a lot closer than seven points, but I got to think she's
winning. And boy, oh boy, that was a funny evening when he won. Because you know what I think of
the Clintons, right? Wonderful people. Anyway, will anything else show up? Anything I have to think,
mentioned to you, think about and all that crap, we'll be on it. We just want you to remember,
if your whole life is dependent on what a president does, you better take a step back and
do some thinking. Do some thinking. Do something.
I mean that. All right. So let's do aftermarket because of imports. Google closed at 169, almost 170. I got it 175 and change. And you may say that's not a big move up, but for a mega cap it actually is. That'll just put it in. The high was 192 in July. It was 175 in May. It'll certainly help out.
a little bit AMD looks like they reported let me make sure if they did actually I
don't know if they did I'll have to take that one back I don't think AMD reported
yet a snap report it actually made money when they expected losses it's still
it's flat in the after market whoopi do we're waiting for AMD
but good oh always good to see a mega cap up in the after market
aftermarket. QRVO semiconductor closed at 100 and a half, 86 and a half. Oops. That by the way,
that's an Apple supplier. I don't know what that means. If AMD comes out soon, we'll let you know.
Chipotle reported, let's see what that is doing. Down four bucks in the aftermarket and make that
three. That's moving like a pinball machine. Remember what we told you about these 10 for one
and Chipotle did a 50 for one stock split, and we were like, oh, that's going to kill the stock.
And it did.
What can I tell you?
Anyway, we'll get you through earnings.
The big story today.
And good, bad story.
The Dow was down 150, but the NASDAQ was up 145.
The NASDAQ was up 145, but advanced declines were negative on the NASDAQ.
The reason is because it was semiconductor and mega-cap day.
Simple as that.
Semiconductors finally had a pretty darn good day.
They have been very weak because of that ASML day,
trying to repair itself.
So good day.
And we'll see what comes of that as we move forward.
I love when I see mega caps doing well.
We own a little meta.
It's up 19 and change today with the Google.
It was up like 15 and is up another four in the aftermarket.
Google and, you know, whatever.
Visa's reported now.
That is up a few bucks in the aftermarket.
Reddit's reported.
Wow.
Closed at 82.
I got at 96.
That's a good one.
Nice.
Some good reactions here.
Anyway, we'll keep you abreast on the important ones.
And the rest of the week, you got Apple, you got Amazon, you got Microsoft.
Apple, Amazon, Microsoft, you got meta.
So it's going to be important week for some of these big names.
On the other end of the spectrum, I can tell you that downtrends remain in oils.
I will tell you that housing had a rough day, though very much off early lows today.
D.R. Horton was down $22, finished down $13, but all trading below.
Guess what?
The big 50-day move in average.
A bunch of retail still in bad shape.
A bunch of managed care stocks still in bad shape.
A bunch of auto dealers not good.
A bunch of the consumer staples that were acting well up until about, I don't know, six weeks ago.
Most of them have topped out pretty badly.
It's becoming more of a mixed bag.
But today, of import, very good move today in the mega-can.
Cap Tech. And for the record, a bunch of them are set up pretty well, moving into earnings,
and we'll see what the reactions are. So one down with Google, and it's up. It's actually 177 in the aftermarket now.
I'm not even going to go through the numbers because it'll take me too long, but they beat
and advertising revenues better and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Blah, blah.
We also want to mention gold.
Again, very strong.
The latest breakout on GLD was 235.
It's already 256.
I want to mention also the Bitcoin on the verge of breaking out of this big eight-month range.
Let's see.
Yeah, on the verge.
Oh, by the way, AMD coughed one up.
Closed it 166 and a quarter.
I got it at 159 in the aftermarket.
Haven't seen the numbers yet.
Oopsie on AMD.
When you look at the Bitcoin, the GBTC and the IBIT,
eight months of range,
and you are looking like you're getting out above that range.
You're right there, eight months.
Yeah, Gary's mentioning Bitcoin.
As you know, I am not.
I don't think there's anything that backs it. Just people buying it based on price. I saw some guy with an explanation today about it going to a million. And I'm thinking to myself, who's going to pay $999,99999 for it? That's a valid question, right? So I don't know why it's doing it. I'm letting you know it is doing it. I do want to let you know they came out with 30,000 some odd coins. Most of them are zero.
You got a few that are standing tall, not like Bitcoin.
Even that, what is it, the Ethereum, not even close.
And there are some others out there, but you go find them.
I don't need to get into them.
But that's really the story.
And gold just, I don't own enough.
I'm actually upset with myself in that I should have had a lot more money of my assets in gold.
since February. My ban. Hey, up next. This, that, and the other thing, whatever else comes to mind.
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One sweet, melty bite of a Hershey's bar,
and suddenly I'm right back sitting on the front porch with my grandmother
on a slow summer afternoon.
She doesn't say much, just breaks the bar in half,
hands me a piece. I opened my mouth
to say whatever a nine-year-old wants to
say. And she replies with a low
listen.
So we sat there. Listening.
That was the first time I learned that quiet
can feel full.
Hershey's, it's your happy place.
You're listening to.
America is talking.
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He's got to be pleased with that. The crowd
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You know, that Reddit stock was acting pretty well going into earnings,
but I can never touch something getting close to earnings.
Oh, well, having a good time after the close.
By the way, off the beaten path, do you know about a week ago,
by accident I answered a spam call?
I'm getting 15 spam calls a day that I don't answer.
Is that possible that because you answer one, you get 15 a day now?
I just got one a second ago, and they're all from Orlando at this juncture, where I live.
And I don't answer them.
And it's always the same thing.
You hear that boo.
And then somebody, a robot comes on or somebody comes on.
And this is so-and-so from the health care place and, you know, so-and-so.
And I try to be nice about it, but it's very tough.
tough. And by the way, here's another thing, off the beaten path. How is it I can be in my office
on a computer and just Googling, going on Google and saying best restaurants in Las Vegas
and the best restaurants come up? And then I, I,
leave miles away I get on my phone and a bunch of restaurants from Las Vegas come up.
Ladies and gentlemen, they promised us, Mark Zuckerberg, promised us ages ago that they are not
spying on us, following us, and taking adventures. That was on Capitol Hill. You know what we are?
We're getting a 24-7 colonoscopy.
That's what we're getting from these places.
How is it I can go on a computer?
And then miles away go on my phone.
And boom, they're pushing ads because of what I did on the computer.
It was never supposed to be this way.
Am I wrong?
It's happening to you guys, too.
They got us.
Boy, do they got us.
All right, so going into tomorrow, I'm going to be isolating Google to see how it reacts after the earnings.
This Reddit, and let me tell you why Reddit's going to stand tall for me.
Doesn't mean I'm going to buy it.
First off, it's been acting pretty well going into this, but I had to wait for earnings.
It just came public in March.
So what ends up happening is
something comes public
that means institutions
don't own a ton of it
and they want to
get a feel for the earnings reports
and whether they're going to report them well
and report them good
and I'm just wondering
if Reddit starts getting some
serious institutional
sponsorship
because as I'm seeing it,
it is pretty darn good in the aftermarket here.
Of course, that can change overnight.
And let me be up front.
We don't own the stock.
We don't own it right now.
But we'll certainly look at it tomorrow.
And actually, they were expecting a loss
and they actually made money and revenues up 68% year over year.
That's pretty damn good.
We'll see what happens overnight.
What else?
else in the market. The 10-year yield, fortunately today, fortunately, finally, may have stopped
going up. Hit a high today of 4339 close at 4274. So maybe a moment where, okay, that's all.
For right now. And let me explain that. The dummies at the Fed,
I've gone from five and a quarter on the low end to four and three quarters.
They can't, they shouldn't go under the 10-year yield.
Why?
Inflation time.
They've got to be really careful in here.
Really careful.
And as you know, they don't know what they're doing.
They act like they're in control.
They are not in control in any way, shape,
perform. So just letting you know something to watch. And every tick up in the 10-year yield,
the mortgage rates are going up. Other loan rates are going up. If a corporation wants to sell
10-year bonds instead of selling them a 36, they got to sell it 4-2. That eats into profits.
The little things in life. So we're watching that. Hopefully it gets moderated. In case you don't
know the Fed has another whatever next Wednesday. They're so stupid that you have election day on
Tuesday and have the Fed on the Wednesday. They should have put it off another week. But numskulls,
they are. What can I tell you? And that's a little bit of today. And as I said, they really were
jumping after the big cap tech today. Out of nowhere, I don't know what you call that.
Microsoft, they would jump in after.
You know about Google?
Now we'll see earnings.
And AMD's coughing one up, so that's not going to be a good one.
And Microsoft reports this week.
And I must tell you, I hope they all report good and act well because I love Mega Cap Tech.
We've made a bundle in the last couple of years on Mega CapTech.
And why we love them so much because they're so liquid and so dependable when they get going.
they're so liquid and so dependable they trade a lot of shares and they're high priced and they haven't done just so you know
Microsoft is trading where it did in March just letting you know Google is trading where it did in May
and wait pretty decently off the highs Apple well it's trading where it was in July and that's the one
that has my interest because all I hear is bad news on Apple my big one.
on Apple's valuation. It traded in the mid-teens forever. That's price earnings multiple. Now it's
trading in the 30s with much slower growth. Amazon is trading where it did in April, but only
5% off the highs of July. And they're the greatest. They're the greatest. I mean, I just bought
some more stuff on Amazon for cheaper than the stores. They delivered the next morning.
And I had something I had a return. Boom, got credited the next day. They really got game
Amazon. Jeff Bezos, the man. Unbelievable. And I still remember ages ago he got made fun of
the way he laughed. That certain financial network used to make fun of him. Seriously.
Because of the way he laughed. They ain't making fun anymore.
Speaking of Bezos, back to the election, he stopped the Washington Post from endorsing Harris.
USA Today, not endorsing Harris in the LA Times, not endorsing Harris.
And you know they're for her.
And all kinds of reporters and editors are quitting.
Hope they can find another job.
They're so biased that's not even funny.
You can put Mother Teresa in for president on the Republican side, and they call her Hitler.
It's their default setting.
They're making Hitler famous again, by the way.
It's amazing to watch.
Notice how we just segued.
We can go back and forth on the election like there's no tomorrow.
Questions while I was gone.
Well, I was questioned about the Fiscal Responsibility Act.
2003, that was their big budget.
They told you it would set us on a path of fiscal responsibility.
And they've run 4.2 trillion of debt since.
Let's keep voting them in.
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with my grandmother on a slow summer afternoon.
She doesn't say much, just breaks the bar in half and hands me a piece.
I opened my mouth to say whatever a nine-year-old wants to say.
And she replies with a low,
listen.
So we sat there, listening.
That was the first time I learned that quiet can feel full.
Hershey's, it's your happy place.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah.
The other thing of note, in case you don't know us, anything that gaps down on earnings,
because this, that, and the other thing, we are avoiding,
Crocs today down, whoa.
Let me find Crocs for you.
Crocs today was down $26, 19%.
Good night.
Dang.
How about Checkpoint Software?
which had been acting well, down 15% and gaped down.
It's a name that I liked the way it traded but never bought it
because they really didn't have strong earnings
and now it's proven that self.
How about something called Boot Barn
down 20% today on their earnings?
Totally cracked.
Anything that does that
makes my life easier.
Less for me to watch.
like AMD's getting choked off in the aftermarket, I won't have to watch it.
But Google, acting well in the aftermarket, we'll see about that tomorrow.
Now, we always get asked about gaps, and we just tell people, be careful.
Many years ago, just so you know, we used to be excited about gaps in
and buy them quickly.
And then they stopped working.
And I think the market got used to it.
So we tend to take a step back and we'll miss some,
but we'll also miss something like,
when you have a chance, go look at MSCI.
The reason I bring this one up, it's a, it doesn't matter what they do.
How's that?
but today it opened up at $630 and closed at $578.
On the other end of the spectrum, FlowServe, they opened that one up today at 50.
They closed it at 54.
Yeah, 8% moves.
So we're very careful about the gaps.
We stay on top of them.
We know where things are opening.
Tonight, anything that reported tonight that's gaping up tomorrow, we will put on our screen in one area.
And that's the same for early in the morning when people report, and I think tomorrow morning, you got some important ones.
Caterpillar, Eli Lilly, for starters.
And that's how we get on this.
By the way, also, we always talk about group moves.
And I have to tell you, Delta Airlines acting well.
Airlines acting well, but then JetBlue reports today and drops 17%.
Frontier Airlines reports today drops 14%.
So there's a definitive separation of good versus evil when it comes to the airline stocks here.
And by the way, both those names breaking down badly.
So just giving you idea, the next thing I got to bring up is the Trump stock.
Because if you recall, when the stock was in its 60s, I said to you, I thought it was worth a dollar.
But with Trump's name, worth 10.
And that's based on simple.
Revenues and whether they make money.
Well, the stock went down to 11.
Full disclosure, it's back to 51 bucks.
and they're telling me the reason why it's back to $51
is because the market's betting on he's winning.
The question is, what next?
How do you have a $10.3 billion market cap on a company
that has hardly any sales
and loses a bunch of money
based on him winning an election?
If he wins the election, how is that going to change the company?
Damn good question.
I'm not going to say it doesn't.
I'm going to say, stock's still worth a buck.
And with his name 10.
But the market doesn't give a crap about what I think.
The stock's going to go wherever it wants to go.
So as we said to it's 60 as it went to 11, and 11 back to 51, you get to decide because
I just don't know.
And of course, if he loses on Tuesday, what do you think?
Maybe gets cut in half?
And that's an if, of course.
And by the way, regardless of what I think on who's winning, it's still going to be close.
But as I've stated, I just think she's a terrible candidate.
What a colossal blunder by the Democratic Party putting her in.
there was a reason why she couldn't get 1% in the primaries.
But you never know.
As I stated, if there was a really good Republican,
and that means you got to take away Trump's baggage,
and even you people that love Trump know there's the baggage,
a real good Republican would landslide her.
And a real good Democrat would landslide him.
That's my opinion.
if she wins they'll never listen to me if he wins i'm going to try to get my you know what in there
i'm actually going to try and get in there and meet with him
and tell him what i think about things and be a part of the circle
what they call it an inner circle and they may they may tell me to take a flying leap but i'm
going to try why we have got to change the trajectory
of the size, scope, reach, control, spending, debt, and deficits of this government that has
taken over in ways unimaginable.
Unimaginable.
We'll let you know if we're successful.
Hey, so Google, we'll see if that helps.
AMD, yikes.
And a lot more to come this week.
And again, thanks to Adam for yesterday.
until tomorrow you have a great evening drive carefully when you get home do like we do
make sure you work out make sure you hug your children they will feel better you will
feel better I promise stay well be well thanks for joining and we respect every one of you
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