Investor's Edge with Gary Kaltbaum - The Comeback Week In Review.

Episode Date: April 28, 2023

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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 Kalpom. I'm your host. A thanks of being with us today. Glad you here, ladies and gentlemen, happy that you are listening.

It is Friday the 28th. End of month. And you know what we talk about end of month an end of quarter window dressing, which is illegal but does not happen. So it does not happen. And boy, that they do a job of window dressing the last two and a half days after a bad start to the week. We'll get into that in a little bit. And we'll get the final numbers on the market. Lots to cover, lots to talk about. But as your great protector, me, my, your great protector, he are always looking out for you.

I must try and do it again. As always, it's ultimately up to you to protect yourself. But when things are awry, things are what I consider to be nuts, when I can see bubbles even now, craziness even now, I feel it's incumbent upon me to tell you about it and just to give you some words of advice. So as you know, we're just going to start out this way. We had massive bubbles. They all popped.

The SPACs, the NFTs. By the way, I read a story a few days ago that I forgot to mention to you. there is an influencer named Logan Paul who by the way got into WWE and is like for somebody that's never been in wrestling best I've ever seen

best I've ever seen looks like he's been professional wrestling for years but I read that he bought one of those NFTs you can go read what that is for $650,000 and it's now worth $10, just another bubble. The marijuana stocks, the Reddit stocks, the short-squeeze stocks, the short-squeeze stocks, the ridiculously priced, no sales, the ridiculously priced, IPOs, the list really goes on and on and on. And then recently, I don't know how or what or where.

You had bed, bath, and beyond again, even though we told you here, they're going to go bankrupt. People actually were betting on it, not knowing if overnight it would be down 90 percent, and eventually it went to dust. By the way, they're delisting it soon. And then out of nowhere, some Hong Kong stocks. Do you know there's one symbol HKD that went from $7 to $255.555 in five days? That day it closed at $1679. The next day it closed at $1,100 after being $2,100 again. The next day it closed at $675.

The next day it closed at $405. The next day it closed at $194. And it's back to $8. box and that happened back in July and you think maybe that's the last of them nope so symbol TOP TOP it is a Hong Kong based online brokerage with hardly any sales which means they don't make any money really and the stock really is not traded let's see 44,000 shares you get my point Recently, it started trading a little bit more, but really not moving four to five, five to six.

And then yesterday, it goes from six to twenty. Today, it opens up at 70, bounces around back to 48 and goes to 256 today. That's from, we're not making this up, by the way. two days ago seven and there's no news and nothing going on and of course as we say to you just don't be the last one in it hit 256 today it closed at 108 last i looked what is that down 60% from the high today and there's not a lot of stock in the float it traded more than the float today But I worry. And the reason why I worry is because that's froth and speculation.

I don't know what dynamics makes the stocks do that. I really don't. Some are telling me, oh, it's short squeeze, whatever. There's no float. Whatever. It's froth. In order to go to $256 today, somebody had to pay $255.90-something cents. so somebody paid $255.90-something cents knowing to maybe not knowing was seven bucks two days ago

and then I noticed another Hong Kong stock symbol HUDI stainless steel pipes China it went up and closed today at $13 and $10.45 froth and speculation by the way in the aftermarket, it's $11.30 already, so it's already down 15% in the aftermarket. I'm just letting you know this is the definition of froth and speculation and is indicative of not good things to come in the market. Now, this is a side note. It's a price. We care about price most. Everything else is noise. We're just reporting to you that the last time you had that massive froth and speculation, bed bath and beyond. I mean, the market topped to that day in August and got trashed for a while.

And it doesn't have to be pinpoint. The HKD was just a couple of weeks before the market topped. Just be careful. I know what you're thinking. I know what people think when they see this. The reason why the HUDI move today is because they saw the TOP and they were searching for what's something else. but if you're the last one in and you're not trading it

oh you're going to lose your arse and I must tell you I'm on the stunned side I'm actually stunned that we're getting this I'm actually stunned that this is occurring we're not in a bull market for stocks these things usually happen late cycle bull markets or end of moves or near end of moves but back on the point

just don't be the last one and I'll be the first to tell you man I wish I can find one that's just starting to rev up I only saw TOP yesterday and I actually saw it before the clothes and I said to myself should I buy a thousand shares of 20

and then I said wait a minute it was six bucks yesterday what am I insane I could have made 200 grand today but in real time you don't know that's going to happen So just we're not here to tell you what to do. We're not here to tell you how to do it. Just don't be the last one in. That's what we're telling you.

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It's time to switch on the integrator units and get the brain cells working. You're listening to. Hey, this promises to be fun. Investors Edge. The last bastion of quality programming. With Gary Coltbaum. It doesn't get better than this. All right, let's add something else that happened today.

First Republic Bank down another 43% today to $3.51. It was down 75% this week. My guess is it's going to be a zero. Just based on what I'm hearing, that the government's going to let it go and then people are going to go and buy the deposits, nobody's going to lose any money, any way, shape, or form. And I will tell you today, the market started coming in after a hot open on the fact the stock was getting trashed. And then the government announced, oh, we're here. And the interesting part about today, you would think, oh, here's another regional bank going, going.

They rallied the regional bank stocks today. They rallied some of the big financials today, not big or anything, but they rallied them. How can that be? government says hey we got you got you covered you're good they have nothing to cover anything our government's 32 trillion of debt our central bank had to print nine trillion bucks and just so you know i don't know if you know this they lost the trillion dollars on on their bond purchases but it's fake money so nobody takes any loss it's the weird kids it's a freaking cesspool freaking cesspool that we know is going to blow up the smithereens eventually.

There's no doubt. Think about it. The central bank prints fake money out of thin air to $9 trillion loses a trillion dollars and all is well. We got you covered. Your bank, you got problems, we got you covered. You got losses on your long-term bonds because we forced you in to go in long-term because you can't make any money on any short term because of us.

Don't worry. We'll mark you. We'll mark you to 100 even though you're at 80. Even though we have nothing to mark you at 100 with, we can just print another trillion bucks. Think about all this. It's sheer insanity. I can't think of enough four-letter words to use to describe these people. By the way, they're people. You ever watch one flew over the cuckoo's nest? go watch them sitting around the table playing cards. Jack Nicholson, Danny DeVito, by the way, was in there. Go watch them playing cards. This is our government right now.

And you know when they're interviewing, you know, the committees. Do you know what it says before their names? Honorable. The Honorable, the Honor. What? Janet Yellen has been part of this, was paid like millions of dollars to do speeches to Wall Street. before she became Treasury Secretary. One of the main culprits in all this.

It's mind-boggling. A central bank prints $9 trillion bucks loses a trillion on it, but they're doing the saving of the banks that have lost a ton because of what the central bank did by printing $9 trillion, taking rates to zero,

where the banks, even if they invested in a 10-year bond, only got 6 tenths of 1%. and now the central bank says we will save you even though we don't have any money we'll have to print more which caused the problem in the first place there's not enough straight jackets and rubber rooms for these people but by the way the market dow was up 800 points the last couple of days to get back what it lost the days before and we'll get to that in a minute so i'm bringing up that farc because we've had a lot of calls on people i think the stock was

30 to 50 at the time. It was like mid-March. Hey, this was 150. They're now saving everything, don't you think? And you know what my answer to anybody who called or emailed me on FRC when it was between 30 and 50? You know what my answer was? Heck if I know. And you know what one person emailed me back and said?

When I told them, heck if I know, it's too much guesswork, what good are you? you. This is what you get every now and then. So my guess is it's going to be a goner. I don't see any other regional banks now. This second that are acting like this. They're all way, way down. I do not see any others acting like FRC, which is the symbol. But again, a ton of them are still probing the lows of the crash. If I see any others, I'll let you know, but remember what I have said to you. I ain't touching any of them. If I'm going to do any financials, it's going to be a big guy. And a bunch of the big guys look like crap also. And again, I'm not indicting these small banks. I'm just dealing from an investment point of view. Now, I will promise you this. I can't promise. I can't guarantee.

my best guess is the farther way we get from this and is no more a lot of these regional banks are going to go up nicely the problem is are we out of the woods FRC isn't first republic so as always we give you thoughts you get to decide three words protect your capital markets are tough. They're grapefruit busters. Don't make it tougher. I say that knowing with these Hong Kong stocks, if you buy them, got them early, God,

you might change your life. Imagine if you bought TOP yesterday at 20. It was 250 today. Imagine if you caught that trade. And by the way, I sought, yes, I was told about it. Gary, there's another Hong Kong name and I saw it before the clothes. My only thought was, I am buying this. It's 20 bucks. It was just seven.

I'm not buying anything after it's triple, knowing what happened with HKD. And little did we know. So just, as always, my two cents. Up next, today's market wrap. Whatever else. This is the one only investors, Ed. I'm Dr. Jake Goodman, host of Beyond the Script, the podcast where I sit down with pharmacists to answer the health questions you didn't even know you could ask at the pharmacy counter.

In this episode, we are diving into gut health with CVS pharmacist Victoria Motola, who explains why so many of us live with stomach issues we should not accept as normal. 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 have a stomach kick 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.

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With Gary Colbomb. It comes highly recommended. You're going to feel better if you talk to him. And welcome once again to Investors Edge. Thanks for being with us today. So yesterday I said to you, at about 1130, there was just a big jam on the Dow. What do I mean by that? Like in seconds it went up like a hundred.

120. How does a Dow go up 120 in seconds? Well, those are institutions, one or two or three, in recognition of something. And how do we know that? Because we ended up five in change yesterday, and it kept going today. In spite of FRC, in spite of a bad GDP number yesterday. In spite of today, inflation's still up there. Now, as you know, I am no conspiracy theorist. Yeah, right. I just wonder if the Fed leaked something to Wall Street and they jumped all over it. And once somebody jumped all over it, the others saw them jumping all over it and said, let's go.

But I drowned that out when all is said and done, I look at price and all I can tell you. we ended up on the week not much but we ended up on the week some things not all after getting trashed monday tuesday transports down a thousand points in two days Tuesday Wednesday and i always get asked how does it happen like that how does that come on the Dow in two days 33, 875 went down 600. In two days, down up 800. How does that happen? How can you go from so bad to so good?

Well, when you're in range, and you're in these tight ranges of a couple of percent, doesn't take much. And my conspiracy theorist in me says, yes, somebody leaks something, but I don't care when all said and done. So for the week, the Dow was up 0.86%, less than 1% for the week. Notice what I'm doing here.

For the week, the S&P was up 0.87. For the week, the NASDAQ, 1.28%. I gather the NASDAQ 100 better, 1.89%. Of course, you had a couple of big earnings on a couple of names. But the transports were still down 2.7%. percent. The Sox was still down 0.88 percent, but both way off their lows. At the end of the week, there was still a lot more new yearly lows on the NASDAQ than new yearly highs. Better on the New York Stock Exchange. That's your week. But the outcome of the week,

and I'll just give you the good. good news going into next week. The S&P is back on the verge of breaking above this range. It's been in for weeks after getting walloped on Tuesday and Wednesday. When I say walloped, I mean walloped. The NASDAQ the same. The NASDAQ 100 finished a little bit above. Now keep in mind, and this is of importance, seven names, well, really now five names. And make that four, because Amazon ended up today down, foreign change. After being up like 15 in the aftermarket yesterday, they said something in the conference call about their, I guess, web services, their cloud not doing as well. Google, no harm, but no help so far.

And Tesla, of the 7th, been pretty much a downtrend, though it held a little bit today, but Facebook, Big Gap yesterday, Microsoft, Big Gap two days ago and two up days after. Apple has not reported yet, that's next week, but got to believe maybe we'll get a decent reaction out Apple, right? I don't know. All their valuations are in the trees, but markets don't care. We're not in that big bear downtrend anymore for these names.

So market forgives most. And Invidia, number seven, they do not report for 26 days from today and refuses to even correct much when it corrects. And that's been doing the trick. mice finally woke up and they've been lagging badly. The transports, and I don't know I'd explain these things, but the transports dropped over a thousand points in two days and got back, 556, 580. How does it go some bad to good and good to bad? The wonders and mysteries of the universe, ladies and gentlemen. But let me tell you what I did today.

Whenever we have a week like this, what I will do at the end of the week before the weekend, before the close, I will spend the middle of the day for an hour and do a scan. And what I do a scan in is all the crap. I know all the bearish areas, the downtrending areas, the transports for one. And I scan them all because what I want to say, See, wait a minute, hold on. We just dropped 600 Dow points. We're back up 800.

We dropped 1,000 transports. We're back up 600. We got all these earnings out, and all these stocks blew up. The latest blowups today, first solar. Symbol N-E-T, P-I-N-S, A-Y-X, SNAP, Sony. So today, we did the scan, but we also did it as a webcast for our peeps. and when we did the webcast it took 65 minutes

and we went through maybe 75 oil names 75 retail names all the transports the airlines the cruise lines the truckers the rails the hotels the commodities the economically sensitive

all the financials restaurants the ADs P in paychecks, defense stocks, managed care stocks, the Chinese names, the China ADRs. Not many, but a bunch of the bombed out names that have been crushed because we didn't have to do too many because we've done so often. You know what I ended up with? No, not kidding. 15 names that were in good shape.

20 at the highest. I found three names breaking out of range. Out of all those areas. That's how underneath the surface, how bad things are. But I made notes saying, well, they can rally more. But they're not in uptrends. They're not in bull markets. And I was actually stunned that nothing really changed.

Up next, we'll explain more. And then we're gone. I'm Gary. This is the one only investor's edge. I'm Dr. Jake Goodman, host of Beyond the Script, the podcast where I sit down with pharmacists to answer the health questions you didn't even know you could ask at the pharmacy counter. In this episode, we are diving into gut health with CVS pharmacist Victoria Motola, who explains why so many of us live with stomach issues we should not accept as normal. 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 have a stomach kick 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 IHeart Radio. Listen now wherever you get your podcasts. Allergy season always has a way of sneaking up on you when you least expect it. One minute you're listening to your favorite podcast. You're locked in hanging on every word when bam! A surprise bonus episode drops. Brought to you by allergies.

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especially not when you finally got your cue exactly where you want it. Be prepared with Kleenex Ultrasoft tissues. For whatever happens next, grab Kleenex. Add them to your cart today. This is Sarah Spain from Good Game with Sarah Spain, brought to you in part by Vital Farms. Let's talk eggs. Vital Farm's pasture-raised eggs, to be exact. My favorites, the only kind I've got in my fridge. No joke. And here's why. These aren't your average eggs. The hens live on open pastures with fresh air and sunshine all year long. They forage on local grasses and stretch their wings. They're living their best life. That care really shows in the taste. I love mine scrambled with a little butter or whipped up into a fancy frittata. And here's something most people don't know. You can trace your eggs back to the farm they came from. Seriously, side of the carton you'll find the farm name. Type it in at vitalfarms.com slash farm, and you'll get a 360-degree peak at the pasture. Plus, Vital Farms is a certified bee corporation, which means they're committed to

improving the lives of people, animals, and the planet through food. Eggs you could feel good about. So next time you're in the store, look for the black carton in the egg aisle, and visit VitalFarms.com to learn more. Vital Farms. Good eggs. No shortcuts. You're listening to What are we waiting for? Well, what are you waiting for? One, two, ready, go. In the Gester's Edge. With Gary Culpa. So, again, what we did was, we went through all these areas, and here's what I found.

You ready? Skechers broke out of range today on earnings. Skechers. A waste management company called GFL Environmental, new highs on earnings. By the way, we are not advocating buying, selling, shorting, or covering. We're just telling you facts. Allison Transmission did not break out, but had a good move on earnings. We found a couple of hospitals in good shape.

A few medicals in good shape. Stryker, Boston Scientific, Cardinal Health. Biogen is coming on. Vertex Pharmaceuticals. Another biotech. Some restaurants, Darden, Starbucks, Texas Roadhouse, Wingstop, and Yum Brands. Found some what we call economically sensitive symbol BLDR. It's Builders First Source.

WW Granger's not broken out, but good reaction yesterday. We found three big oil names with good technicals in BP, Exxon, and Shell. Most others, blah. We found a couple of commodity names, but not going to mention those because they really weren't that good. And one of them, there's rumors on there on a buyout. That's it. Now, we didn't go through the housing, housing strong. Oh, by the way, went through the semiconductors too.

How dare I? And the semiconductors had a nice reversal yesterday and another decent move to that. You know what I found in semiconductors? AVGO back above the 50 day after undercutting it yesterday. I found that. I found AMD back on the 50 day but has gone from 102 to 89 recently. I think that's it in the semis. And what we're saying to you is everything else is in levels of downtrends.

Some may be showing bottoming patterns but still way down. That's what we found. Now, of course, there is housing strong. The mega-cap tech we have mentioned. Visa looks pretty darn nice. We didn't look at Visa because we're going to wait for the weekend to go over what we call the good. Visa is not broken out. Some of the golds look pretty decent.

Oh, in retail deckers. That's in shape. That's one. most retail looks horrible. And that's with the Dow bouncing back 800 points of the 600 point drop we had earlier in the week. Now, all these names that we mentioned we went through, they can go higher. No reason why they can't bounce. Union Pacific just was 205.

It closed at 195 today after hitting 190. They could rally up to 200. a little more, but we're here to define ruthless bull market uptrends. The ones, and I hate using this term, but I'm going to use it, that we don't have to look over our shoulders, even though we look over our shoulders every day at everything. Trust nothing. So on the weekend, we're going to do the webcast of, here's what's working. and to us what's working is anything above the 50-day moving average ascending and if you're above the 50-day

doesn't mean you're ascending but at least you're not in bad stead you know what the problem is they ain't many in order to have long-lasting real good bull markets you need more than what we're seeing but that said range which was teasing the upside in the last week or so and then had a woeful Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. The market this second is all but forgotten it and is bouncing up with warts. As we mentioned, transports are still way down, semiconductors are still way down. We'll see what next week brings. And if you want to know what we mean, we never really market it that much on here.

We never talk about anything we do. But we have this thing called conviction leaders. It's at our website at garyk.com. If you've never had the trial, just do it. No obligation. And you can go see the webcast. We did middle of the day today. It's what we do for ourselves.

It's keeping us in good stead. It's all we're trying to do. That was today. And I got to tell you the housing stocks, dang. Good finish to the week. And they were getting smacked down into Wednesday, but just about everything bounced into the end of the week. And of course, the end of today, oh, they just ramped up the Dow with 90 points in the last three minutes of the close.

No, not making that up. They've been able, yeah, last three and a half minutes. 80 points. So the market wrap brought to you by Investment dashmodels.com. That's to draw back one of the great market timers. No gray areas with the man you're either in or out of the market with his proprietary indicators. Go check it out. investment dash models.com, doubt 272.

S&P 34, NASDAQ 84, NASDAQ 185. I didn't realize we're in our last segment already. That went quick. So you have a great weekend. Drive carefully. I'm headed for New York tonight. Come back Sunday. Go Nix.

And when you get home, do like we do, it's quite simple. Make sure you hug your family. Make sure you hug your children. They will feel better. You will feel better. I promise you. Have a great weekend, everybody. Peace out.

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