Investor's Edge with Gary Kaltbaum - The climate $ scam [10.24.2024]

Episode Date: October 24, 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. I'm Gary Coltbaum, your host day. Thanks for being with us today. Glad you here, ladies and gentlemen. Happy that you are listening.

It is October 24th, 2000, 24. It's Thursday. Hope you're having a good day. As always, serious talk on everything that affects you. We will do markets, the economy, your job, your industry, the election, the lies, the cheaters, and all that other crap. Thanks for being with us. Thanks for joining. If you do not get this radio show in your city, we will post it at garyk.com.

We'll also post it on our Twitter feed, which is now X. It'll also be on a bunch of podcast apps. And if you'd like to email us, all you've got to do is be nice. Want to start out with things in the market today that are of import as a dead stock and has been dead lights up like a pinball machine today. So we'll start with that. Tesla. You know how many emails I've gotten today on Tesla? A few.

The stock opened up today on earnings. Within moments, it was $249. So that wasn't the open. It was more like $245, but it really clicked $249. It's $262 as I speak. I want you to be aware it was $2.65 three weeks ago. It was $271 in July. last January, excuse me, the date was December 28th of 23 was 265.

And then you can go all the way back to November of 21. It was 414. It's 262 right now. So a lot to work through. So it answered the questions, they reported earnings. They were only up 9%. Sales only up 8%. It's trading.

at, let's see, 124, 167 to 24. It's trading at about 115 times earnings with single-digit growth, but better than previous quarters, so things have gotten a little bit better. Elon Musk said some things that I guess the market likes. I must tell you, I did not think it would keep going today, but what do I know? I will tell you this. If this decides to go to 300 or higher, I'll be in. That's all. It needs to break through the last year.

I'll be in if it does. The hope on something like this, and probably doesn't, but settles down for a few days and then rips through. That's the story on Tesla. Ridiculously expensive. Ridiculously overvalued. Ridiculous market cap.

The market cap's lower than it used to be. But every now and then the market gets a hold of something and does its thing. That would be Tesla. The next thing I wanted to bring up. And I'm doing this in no particular order is yields. As you know, I have been worried. We don't want to continue to see the 10-year yield keep going higher. And it has made a pretty darn good move up since mid-September.

So not even two months. It's gone from 3.6. Today, it closed right at 4.2, down point 42. So in other words, it was 4.242. So pulled back a little bit today And one would suggest That's normal after this nice little move up I don't know if we pull back more

What I can tell you is NASDAQ had a better day today Off of that And NASDAQ had an ugly day yesterday The NASDAQ has been better bid throughout the day Tesla of course helping But just a what I would call a better tone. And why is this

important? It just is. Cost of capital. Mortgages. Loans. Big corporations floating bonds. Cost of the government and their ridiculous

sloppy, sleazy, scummy debt foisted upon an unwary public to where this administration is committing what I consider to be a financial crime on all of us as they have ramped up federal spending into the election. Just so you know, and by the way, I think it's verified.

They added $500 billion to our debt in the last three weeks. That's not a typo. As I've said the last couple of days, which really should piss every one of you off, they did the fiscal responsibility act in mid-23. They called it the Fiscal Responsibility Act and our debts up $4.something trillion. They're laughing their asses off at you and I. Excuse the French, but sometimes you've got to say the word to make a real big point. They are laughing at us.

They are laughing at us. And of course, what does that do? It makes GDP better. What's GDP? Oh, that's right. So they can, as we get towards the election, hey, look at the economy. What else does it do? It typically helps markets.

You can take a chart of our debt and the markets. Just remember, debt influences in the long run, not so sure. You know what we think about that. Next thing I want to cover, Bitcoin. Yeah, me. We're just letting you know that it's in the, it started beginning of March. That was the high. April, May, June, July, August, September, October, seven months heading into the eighth month. If Bitcoin breaks above the range, I expect a pretty good move even higher. And since there's no way of valuing it, I'm just doing it.

my technical analysis for you. And this thing does move on technical analysis. You will know if it moves above range. GBT, the old high was 5851. The IBIT, the old high was 4199. What's interesting that's happening is leveraged micro strategy, MSTR, which only owns Bitcoin at this point leveraged, is that new highs already.

and had another good day today. But I will tell you, not for the faint of heart. And you get a couple of bad days in Bitcoin and they yonk it. The other part of that equation that needs to be known is Bitcoin trades at night and trades on weekends. Do not forget that. And you know, we just think it's basically an asset. It doesn't do anything.

It doesn't fix anything. It doesn't buy anything. anything and you know the long-term worry but so far market doesn't give a crap do not forget they try to come out with 31 32,000 of these things and most all of them are zero leaving a few with a price but Bitcoin ending up being the big macha little bit of my verbiage next I want to bring up we're an earnings season what we do every day is we're up earlier we're stop working later because we go through earnings and they come out before the market and after the market and basically what we do is the easy part what stocks are getting trashed on an earnings report

that's the easy part why well hopefully we don't own any but the other part of the equation is we could just take them off list i can tell you today simple p i this is one of the stronger semiconductors down $29 to $192. It's done. Terodyne, another semiconductor, is down 13 and change today to 110. Well, that was never strong, so that one doesn't matter. Here's one, TKO. I believe they own WWE and whatever.

It's down 10 and a half today, seven times average volume, and just cracks the 50-day moving average. Goes off the list. Bye-bye. Tractor supply. Stock has been, okay, nothing special. Try to break out a range in the last couple of weeks. Cracked a 50-day moving average on their earnings report.

Down 17 today. That one's off watch. Union Pacific. I'm just giving you examples. Union Pacific. A rail never got going, but breaks down below everything. Don't even have to think about. it and that's how we roll and then of course there's the other side up next we'll do the other

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It doesn't get better than this. And welcome once again to Investors Edge. So while I'm on that side, the negative side, symbol FCN, FTI Consulting. You ever heard of it? I guess it's a consulting company. Well, the stock's done nothing for 10 months, but doesn't look bad.

And try to break out one time and failed. It was down $29 today to $200. bucks on eight times average volume, breaks below everything. Guess what? To the side. Bye-bye. How about S&P Global, SPGI? That one's been okay. Down 17, almost 18 today. Only three and a half percent, but broke support. Guess what? See ya. What we try to do at all times, What stocks don't we have to worry about? What sectors don't we have to worry about? Because they're in bearish phases, downtrends, whatever you want to call them.

Newmont mining, one of the important gold stocks. Wait a minute, how can this be? Newmont down 15% today, a 49 bucks on five times average volume, just cracks badly? How can that be? Gold prices keep going up. Well, whatever they announced, the market didn't like. And by the way, gold was up today. Don't know what the reason is, and I'm glad I don't own it.

Prax the 50 day. See ya. I found another one. How about Hasbro? Number one, I would never buy the stock. Nothing against toys. But the last four quarter sales were minus 23, minus 24, minus 18, minus 15. That means their businesses heading south.

But the stock has been going up. Well, not anymore. Today down 6%, more than two times average volume. tracks the 50-day moving average, I don't have to worry about it anymore. So that's how we go about what we do in the Dow, IBM. It's been strong. And I've always say, why is it going up with 1% revenue growth? Well, they announced another 1% revenue growth today.

But this time, it's now $14 or 6%. Gaps down and didn't break the 50 day, but looks like it proved the uptrend. Honeywell in the Dow down 11 to 209. 5%. That's cracked. So that's IBM and Honeywell. Oh boy, two Dow stocks look cracked. Doesn't mean they're going to get trashed from here.

Doesn't mean they're going to get obliterated. But what happens, and this is not going to happen, by the way, but what would happen if the 30 stocks in the Dow all gap to the downside. Well, the Dow is going to crack. So we just have two names here, and we'll see. United Health, the most important name, Gaped down on their earnings report seven days ago.

But you know what's done since? Nothing. Is it going to go lower from here? Possibly. Because the other managed care HMO stocks have been getting trashed, but so far hasn't. And we just don't want to see. too many others. We do know things like Apple report soon, Amazon reports soon.

What's working? What's not? And our goal is stay away from the crap. And that's all we do on a daily basis. So today, with yields coming down, the NASDAQ was up 138, NASDAQ 100 up 165, but the Dow is down 140 because of a couple of names. So not the biggest of sweats. And of course, I couldn't say this any loud or more important. There's a crap load more earnings to report going forward. So again, what we do on a daily basis through earnings season, we just go through names. We look for the best reactions with the best earnings and sales growth, guidance also, but we're also wary. As we said to you, Hasbro stock has acted well this year.

gapped up in April on a 24% drop in sales. Why would I invest in a company that last year sold a million and this year sold 760,000? I'm just giving you the 24% drop. I don't. I look for best stuff. And that's that. What else I want to talk about today? Denny shutting about 12% of their restaurants.

banks shutting a lot of their places you go to. You're seeing a ton of drugstore being shut. All that's happening here is that these companies have made the decision. They have too many outlets. And with the online business, go in great guns, and the overbuilding, I can tell you, Here in Lake Mary, if I stood at the Walgreens, on Lake Mary Boulevard, an international drive right off I-4 and just stood there, I know for fact, two miles east is another one. Seriously.

Three miles north is another one. Across the street from the Walgreens is a CVS. in a shopping center. There's also a CVS, about a mile and a half away. Northeast. That's five. That does not include the pharmacies at the public supermarkets, at Walmart and Target.

And I think there's three public supermarkets within four or five miles right there. there's a big Walmart and a super target within a few miles I take it back there's a target and a super target so guess what the drugstores do they look and see and they're shutting I don't know which ones yet but you're going to see more of that the banks I'm not going to tell you where I bank but I can tell you

I've never seen anybody in the bank and it's this beautiful beautiful building. You and huge. It's gargantuan. And nobody never goes there. If I go to the drive-through, I'm never behind anybody. I think if I've been there 15 times in the last year, I've seen one person in the bank.

Why have that? And that means the bank is paying a hell of a lot of rent to have that structure. So what ends up happening? you get the point so I think there's a lot of that going on Denny's I didn't even realize Denny's is already cut their menu down and these are just businesses realizing I got too many unprofitable places I got them change things up I got to do things differently I got to do better and again you never know where things end up I can tell you flat out we've done the Kmart Walmart Target's Paris in for ages. You do recall when Kmart was still in business and I'm doing this radio show. I kept coming on this show and saying, I don't know how Kmart stays in business. So we're always watching and then we're also watching for the other side. Who's doing great things and who's adding stores? Because of such strong demand. Up next, a little bit of that. Oh, and there was a town hall last night. I'll rip that apart. This is the one only investors at. Ever feel like your bedroom's running out of space? Here's the good news. You don't have to sell your favorite things to make space.

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So on the other end We're always looking We want to find the next Chipotle You know it's not easy to understand A semiconductor chip we can see the big numbers on invidion things like that but it's easier if you see wow look at that's restaurant oh and they're putting another one and another one

and another one and another one and we've seen some great moves in restaurant stocks throughout the years cheesecake factory Outback Steakhouse which I don't understand why they change the name to Blumen brands and I still remember it was like 1990 or 91 and Outback came public and Barrens had a front cover

about shorting the stock because nobody wanted to eat meat anymore. And all I know is in Bocca Raton on Southwest 18th Street in this little shopping center, little strip shopping center they put in an outback. On Wednesdays, they were 90 minutes wait. Guess what the stock did? So that's the other side of it. That's what we're always looking for. And you can see it with your eyes and your ears, hear it in your ears, and hear it from people.

One of my biggest, dumbest, stupidest, not play was four kids' entertainment, which was Pokemon at the time. And I'm like, I'm not buying this crap. It's a fad. Well, that fad went up like tenfold for about the next three years before it went by-bye. I don't even know what ended up happening with that and how it went. My kids handed to me on a silver platter. The Pokemon thing was insane. I remember four kids entertainment.

And I still remember, I am buying this. And boom. That comes under the heading of duh. Duh. So just keep your eyes open. Look around you. You never know. It's the easiest ones, the things you see.

Okay. What else do I got for you? Well, we've just got to crap load more earnings to come. I think we covered a lot that we want to cover. covered Tesla, we covered the Bitcoin if it breaks out. Nasdaq better day-to-day yields were down finally. It was over-bought yields. Bonds were oversold.

But if the trend is up and yields keep going up, that's not a good thing. Not a good thing. You know, we always say to you on this show, we would love. We would absolutely love to compliment our leaders. but we can't. When I said to you at the outset of the show that the last three weeks our debts up $500 billion,

it is. And that's not by accident. It's the goose, the markets and economy for the election. They're willing to take on $500, half a trillion in a month.

The Fiscal Responsibility Act, they lied to you. I already did a number on campaign finance. What's the other big thing we have warned you about? The scam, the con. We've warned you about it. What is it?

The climate hoax. I'm about to read you something because we were right. We have told you it is only about money. It used to be global. It got warm. They changed the global warming. There were blizzards around the globe for a couple of years. They realized what kind of doofus is they would.

look like. So they came up with, and God bless the person who came up with it, climate change. They could never be wrong. But I've been telling you it's all about money. They don't care about you. Do you think any journalists has asked these dopes? How are you going to stop a hurricane?

How are you going to stop the heat? With the World Bank, bureaucrats lost track of at least 24 billion in funds fighting climate change. And now stated it could be twice or ten times more they don't even know. They lost track of at least 24 billion bankrolling the battle against climate change, according to a bombshell report, by, by the way, a left-leaning group. An investigation by

Oxfam revealed poor record-keeping practices by the DC-based international lender that result in anywhere between, get this, 24 billion and 41 billion in misplaced funds. Let me continue. the agency's audit showed a lack of traceable spending over the past seven years. They can't trace it. Partly because of an oddball accounting practice in which the bank accounts for its climate financing of the time of project's approval rather than at the time of project completion. This is like asking your doctor to assess your diet only by looking at your grocery list without ever checking what actually ends up in the fridge. All the figures are routinely made up, the source. said nobody has a clue about who spends what.

Do you know what that means? There's been $24 to $41 billion missing given to these outfits on climate, and they can't even trace it. They go on to say this is an outrageous waste of U.S. taxpayers' money on a useless woke political cause. It's an insult to the American people. The World Bank and all the international institutions need to be fully held to account. Vast amounts of wasteful spending on left-wing progressive causes is fundamentally against the U.S. national interest.

The charity also griped that obtaining basic spending data was painstaking and difficult. They won't even give them where the money goes. It's a scam. It's a con. And I will guarantee you this. It's all closely held. It's going to be friends, donors, buddies, political, people that got these billions.

It's a scam. It's a con. It's a joke. A spokesman for the World Bank said, while we dispute these findings, we value our ongoing engagement with Oxfam and other civil society groups on our climate work and on pushing us to be more transparent. Up yours. To this day, they won't even give a tear sheet on where the money is.

They won't even produce one dime. What person, what entity got this money? $24 to $41 billion, ladies and gentlemen. Tax dollars. This should be headline news on ABC, CBS, NBC, New York Times, Washington Post. No. The New York Post reports it.

Go look and see the CNN.com. I'm putting it up. Do you think it's up there? 24 to 41 billion absconded with. Nope. No news. Do you know why? Because they know.

It's going to be some of their buddies, some of their friends, some of the well-connected duffices. So just letting you know, we were right. It's a scam. And these poor doofuses that are sitting in the middle of streets blocking traffic for the climate. When the people that are telling them to do it are living in 30,000 square foot homes and flying private jets with your taxpayer dollars. Go read about this. I rest my case.

It sucks. It really sucks. It really does suck. Ladies and gentlemen. Speaking of sucking, we pride ourselves in not watching these town halls and stuff like that because the people running the town halls are amateurs. Well, they did a town hall on CNN last night, and I forced myself into it. A guy named Anderson Cooper headed the town hall.

Another amateur journalist. And when we use the word amateur, a journalist, interviewing a presidential candidate should not be friendly. I'll explain. And then we're going to rip her to shreds. I'm Gary. This is the one only investor's edge. Ever feel like your bedroom's running out of space? Here's the good news.

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Hershey's, it's your happy place. You're listening to. What are we waiting for? Well, what are you waiting for? One, two, ready, go. In The Hester's H. With Gary Culper. All right.

So they did this townhole, Kamala Harris, and in a random act of journalism, this Anderson Cooper did bring up immigration. But the way they bring it up is in a way where they let her off. But this and but that and but this and but that. See, if Gary was asking the question, it would go like this on immigration. You're now big time talking about immigration and what needs to be done, but for three and a half years, you said the border was secure, were you lying to the public? That's how it's got to be asked. Because you are now telling the public that immigration needs to be fixed. But you're on video multiple times,

Biden's on video, multiple times, Majorcas is on video multiple times, and you said the border was secure. Isn't that a lie? That's the way a real journalist should ask the question of somebody that's trying to run this country. And if you want to be a little bit nicer, you put it away where you're not telling the truth. And then when she BSs you, you follow up. And then you say, well, that's the definition of not telling the truth. And you hold her feet to the fire.

And I watched her, and I'm like throwing up on immigration, how she's sitting there all passionate about the border. and we must do something about it and control this and control that. And the bottom line is they wanted to open the border. And how do you know? Because they put in all these executive orders that everybody knew would open the border. They were warned about it. It did open the border.

They never changed the executive orders. 10 million came through. They said it was secure for 3 plus 6. years and when the poll numbers on immigration drop below, what I say yesterday, Hurtbe Simplex, Root Canal, and Jockich, only then did they start doing something about it, and then they blamed everybody else. So they got away with it last night with that lie. And let me be clear that was a big, gigantic lie on her part. And I don't believe a word she says about what she will do with the border going forward if she's president why because when you go to the horse track you

you bet on past performance and she has proven to be an open border whatever you want to call it george sorrows friendly open society whatever and then not a word and this is what i mean by anderson cooper being an amateur not a word on running two to three trillion dollar your deficits while they told us they cut the deficits. Imagine being a journalist and you have this big gigantic lie by the administration and Kamala Harris right in front of you and you don't address it. You don't address it. Not a word. Not a word. Oh, by the way, not a word on this IMF thing that I just mentioned on the climate. Not a word on 350 billion of our tax dollars going towards climate through this guy, John Podesta. Where's the money? Not a word.

Not a word of the, what did I say to you? The Fiscal Responsibility Act. Not a word about $4 trillion more debt after they signed the Fiscal Responsibility Act. Nope. Not a question of, were you involved with Clooney and Obama and Schumer and police? on taking Biden out. Not a word. So this was laughable. It was a joke. And I got nothing.

Anderson Cooper seems like a nice guy. Good man. Just another one of these amateurs. Unless I gather he doesn't like you. But not a word. And by the way, backtracking immigration. Not a word on all the missing children. Not a word.

Not a work. And of course, the whole, I guess it was a little over an hour, was all on Trump. When she refused to answer questions, Trump. No, Trump. Trump. Hitler. Trump, fascist. Trump Hitler. Trump fascist.

Trump Hitler. She was asked about anti-Semitism. This was her answer solution. We need to talk to people, be more understanding. We need laws. in place. We need to ensure college students safe. But Anderson Cooper

did not, right then in the essay, well, you haven't said a word about it. What have you ever even mentioned the college students being threatened by other college students? Why? Because he's an amateur journalist and one-sided.

Just like the rest of them. And then she reverted to Trump, Trump's Hitler. Forget that Trump, Jerusalem, the Capitol. The Abraham Accords, forget all that. The big talk right now is that General Kelly, I guess was the chief of staff of the time, said Trump said something about, oh, which we had generals like they had with Hitler. And I'm a big believer in, he said, he said, she said.

There's people that say he never said it, and then he said it. You know what I do? I cut it right down the middle and forget about it. And I put actions into account. and you know I can't stand Trump. I'm heartbroken. This is our choice. And I keep saying to myself, if he wins, oh, God. And then I say to myself, if she wins, oh, God.

What can I tell you? But that was all last night. Hitler, fascist, fascist, Hitler, Hitler, Hitler, fascist. I got news for you. Go look up the word fascist. I think part of fascist is running

$2 to $3 trillion deficits a year. You know, fascism's about control, right? You know how they do control, right? Rules, regulations, fees, fines, mandates. And then they did talk taxes. If you make over $400,000, you're the enemy. Just wanted to let you know. Same thing.

In other words, if you move up your lot in life, they're going to take out a machete, cut your knees. We'll continue with this tomorrow. look the things up that I'm talking about. It's important. You'll have a great evening drive carefully up by on with Neil Cavuto tomorrow, new now, a Fox Business Network, same time tomorrow radio. And when you get

home, very important. Make sure you hug your family. Make sure you hug your children. They will feel better. You will feel better. Go check out the New York Post article on there ripping you off. Climate hoax. Good night all. This has been Investors Edge with Gary Coltbaum on BizTalk. To listen to past episodes or to get

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