Investor's Edge with Gary Kaltbaum - THE ECONOMY [09.05.2024]
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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 Colpom,
your host. A thanks for being with us today. Glad you here, ladies and gentlemen, happy that you
are listening. It is September 5th, it's Thursday, 2024. Hope you're having a
good day. And ladies and gentlemen, before I even introduce the show, believe it or not, I want to talk about
air conditioning. No, really, I want to talk about air conditioning. Do you know what I was thinking
to myself today? I haven't had air conditioning in 13 days in my office. By the way, I have a couple of
places where I work, but often I work in my big office out of my house.
house, as I told you. After COVID, staff got pregnant, da-da-da, and who needs to go into an office.
Anyway, the area of my house lost the air conditioning, took him 13 days to find the air conditioning,
the air conditioner. And I went and Googled how many people across the globe do not have
air conditioning. Now, there are places in Europe that kind of don't have it because it gets cold
and whatever, and they have fans and stuff. But I particularly was reading up about how many people,
human beings in African nations are living without air conditioning in the summer in Africa
and how lucky we are.
I bought myself two big gargantuan fans,
which still was 95 degrees in this room,
and what I would do is just go from the room to downstairs,
so I cool off a little bit, a lot of ice water.
We have it so good.
And let me put that better.
I hope you have air conditioning also.
Read up about people in Africa, so many.
you know, I know Bill Gates has got hit pretty hard on some politics and the green thing
and he flies on private jets and he talks about climate and stuff like that.
Do you know what he's done for malaria in African nations single-handedly?
Just letting you know besides the fact what he did with Microsoft.
Anyway, I just wanted to start with air conditioning.
And now we'll introduce, this is serious talk on everything that affects.
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and scams and shams and corruption. We will cover everything without an agenda, ulterior motive,
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nice. It shouldn't be too hard to be nice, right? Nice is a good thing. Right? Good. Okay. A few things
I just wanted to talk about to get out of the way. Get it out of the way. Donald Trump had a big
speech at the Economic Club of New York. Only three questions after, but he spoke, I think,
for probably 90 minutes. Yeah, I think for about 90 minutes. And so many things he said,
I am so far. And then he went on the Donald Trump tangent. We're going to excuse the Donald Trump
tangent. He ends up going all over the map. I want to talk specifics as we head into this election
because some interesting components, some interesting things are going on. I want to start out by
saying, I still remember when Bill Clinton, before his election, leading up to the election,
was saying, we are not going to raise taxes, we are not going to raise taxes. And two days after
to becoming president, he basically came on and said, yeah, we read the numbers and we're raising
taxes.
So we don't trust anybody changing their stances into elections, which takes me to Vice President
Harris.
All of a sudden, she's not for no fracking.
And of course, there is a rhyme and a reason.
If Kamala Harris loses Pennsylvania, she will not want.
win the election. I don't believe her. I don't trust her. She is now also getting away from
Biden. Fortunately, Joe Biden insanely called for taking long-term capital gains from 20 to 44.6%.
Kamala Harris is doing us a favor saying, oh, we're only going to take it up to 28%. And only for
people who make a million bucks because they're bad people. They need to pay more. And she came out
with something Reagan-esque, so unlike her whole life. Just so you know, we have done a deep dive on
this young lady, on her past, who she is, what she's about, and she's pretty much only been
about high taxes, lots of regulations, lots of oversight. She's called for price controls.
So now she's telling us, now she's telling us that, no, we're going to do a $50,000 tax credit type
thing for small businesses. That's a Gary Colbond proposal. Right now it's $5,000.
Do I believe it?
Do I trust it when everything else about her, just so you know, raising taxes across the board?
Therein lies my worry that she's full of it.
And that a bunch of politicos, very smart politicos, got a hold of her and said,
you must move to the middle to win this election.
Here's what we came up with.
So that's her.
I don't trust her.
I'd like to.
But all these politicians have earned are mistrust, distrust,
antitrust, whatever you want to call it.
And that leads me to Trump today on the election.
And he talks about tariffs like their candy,
that they're the end-all be-all.
Tariffs suck.
It's a lie.
It's a tax on whoever's buying.
the stuff. I don't get it and the Republican Party used to hate tariffs, but he talks about
him like there's much ado. I do not think Trump is going to do this across the board,
like he says, but you know what we think about tariffs. I do believe they can be used as a
negotiating ploy, but to a very certain extent. The other part, I could not stand from him today,
and we'll finish up with the good stuff. Debt and death.
He was worse than Obama, who was worse than Bush. Of course, Biden worse than Trump. So do we trust him on debt and deficits? He spent like, I hate using the term drunken sailors, because drunken sailors fall asleep and they don't spend anymore.
So I don't trust him on that. And that's a big pet peeve of mine. But lower taxes he talked about, less.
regulations and he made a great great great if this was in court and he was prosecuting
Kamala Harris and the Biden administration he made a great prosecution of this administration
on everything lying on inflation the inflation debt and deficits lying about it he brought up the
Gary K, $2 trillion today.
He must be listening.
10 million people across the border.
While she says, I was not the borders,
a lie.
So he really prosecuted it well.
But if he
goes into the debate and goes off
on a tangent again,
then you can look up that word, if you don't know.
It just means you go in all over the place.
That's my definition.
definition. If he just sticks point, point, point, point, I think she's a layup. Up next, we'll put a
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Let me put a bow tie on it.
You see, I would absolutely annihilate Kamala Harris in a debate.
I don't you know how they're practicing I wouldn't have to practice under your three and a half years you would deemed the head of the border and 10 million came through on video your head of Homeland Security Majorcas who by the way is now missing they don't have them out anywhere said the border was secure you said the border was secure Biden said the border was secure you all said the border was secure
come out and stated, he don't know where a bunch of people are. I don't know. And we don't know
if there's terrorists here. He has stated that. You should be running the country? Are you kidding?
We're not a country if we don't have a secure border. That's number one. Number two. Here's where I
would dump founder. Where's the $350 billion you gave to John Podesta for climate?
Huh? No, where's the $350 billion you gave to John Podesta for climate?
And how is it possible $8 billion went to charging stations, and there's seven charging stations?
And who, Vice President Harris, got that money, 100 million plus per charging station?
Anybody you know, any friends, any donors?
Oh, the inflation, Vice President Harris, your president is out all the time saying when he came in, inflation was 9%, but it was 1.8% and not until about 11 months later was at 9%.
Care to comment?
A basket of goods, pretty much up 24% since you came in.
affordability on insurance and rent
yeah go try
I care to comment
your area in California
and I go through
her area and the crime stats
and how is it possible
you want to run the country
that's what I'd be saying
it's pretty simple
it's not hard
it's actually damn easy
it's a gimmy
she'd be a layup
she's anti-business
high taxes
big government
not we the people
even though she says
oh I was a prosecutor
I'm we the people
while she puts together
if you steal
$949
don't worry but if you steal
$950 we're going to charge you
another
what I would consider to be
insane
deal. And Trump did a good job of that today.
Now, I don't like either of them.
I don't want Trump as the next president.
I was hoping for somebody else.
But we have a binary choice.
And if Trump screws it up, he's only got four years.
If she screws it up, it may be eight.
We'll see how it goes.
That's all.
As we move towards the election, we have a debate
next week and they better get to him. That's all I can say on the handling of himself.
They better get to him on the handling of himself. Me? Easy. I'm disciplined. I know how to stay focused.
We'll keep you up to date, ladies and gentlemen, as it moves forward. The markets. Well, we've
had this little worry and it's been kind of like a simple worry. What's going on with all the
economically sensitive stocks? We're very big believers in spite of what you hear and in spite of
government statistics. There are pockets of weakness in the economy out there and I know this
because I'm pretty good at seeing it and feeling it and I have all you sending me emails about
your jobs, your industries, your cities, and there are pockets of weakness. There's no death drop.
We're not in a deep recession. Housing isn't dropping 40%. But I am a big believer that the markets are
pretty smart and they have a pretty good ear. And all I can tell you, as of recent, they have
been blasting economically sensitive stocks.
And that's coming from, they were kind of acting pretty decently.
And when I mean economically sensitive, well, we'll start with the semiconductors.
The people in technology world forgot they are cyclical.
And due to the fact that semiconductors are in cars, well, if they don't sell cars,
they make them
more chips
computers
they're not
phones
everything
and then there's
what we call
building
slash construction
and we've mentioned
names to you
and our favorite names
like Caterpillar
United Rentals
the truckers and the rails
something like an
XPO logistics today
drop 10%
they do about
$8 billion a year
transportation
and logistics services.
So we're seeing that.
The transports today drop 300 points,
and as you know, never got going.
And interest rates are really dropping.
And oil prices are really dropping.
And copper is dropping, and uranium is dropping,
and commodities are dropping.
Not to the point where I'm like, oh, boy,
but to the point of this has to be on watch.
not to mention retail.
And by the way, high-end retail, anybody heard of LVMH?
Luxury Goods Companies.
It's gone from 191 to 137 since March.
And by the way, they're kind of like ultra luxury.
I mean ridiculously ultra luxury.
I mean stupid ultra luxury.
Have you seen what they own?
Big time.
So we're watching.
Stay tuned.
We'll stay on it.
What we can tell you,
we got a little bit of
deterioration in the market recently,
specifically the semis.
Had a very rough day today,
which could have been worse, could have been better.
And tomorrow's another day.
Oh, a jobs number tomorrow.
Whatever that means.
Up next.
What else?
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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, I have a stomach
ache 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.
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And welcome once again to Investors Edge. So we just want to mention that.
And you know the names we follow Caterpillar United Rentals, a bunch of the building stocks and the like.
So just letting you know they're under pressure.
Don't know if it's the death knell.
We do believe the job market softening.
Of course, they'll come out with a job number tomorrow and maybe it'll be strong.
And they'll revise in a month.
It'll be much lower.
Just remember, they just moved over 800,000 jobs over the last.
year oh they didn't happen brought to you by our government but a few things
else I want to mention here and kind of on the specific side about some
specific names and I'm going to start with Eli Lilly and it's not the first
time I've said this so Eli Lilly by the way the stocks had a good move
Eli Lilly dropped from 966 to 747 in that little meltdown just rallied up to
to 972. It just dropped 60 bucks in like three days. Drop $34 today. And I'm just wondering.
And this is just me. I really haven't heard anybody else say this. In case you don't know,
I'm no Arnold Schwarzenegger. I am certainly no Simone Biles or the greatest athletes on earth,
but I tend to think I know about working out, taking care of yourself, and all that stuff.
And I love the fact that these drugs make people lose weight, and more importantly, I think, diabetes and all the things that come along with being very overweight potentially go away.
I just wonder, and this is a little repetition, because I know.
no weight and gaining or losing, not because I'm a yo-yo, but because I've studied it.
If you get off those drugs and lead the same lifestyle you had beforehand, you're gaining all the weight back.
It's a fact of life.
It's how it works.
Now, if you change your habits, once you lose the weight and you get off the drugs and you work out, you stay a lot.
off alcohol, you eat well, you don't stuff your face with pounds of French fries and things
like that, then okay, I'm just wondering what's going to be the outcome when all is said and done.
Just keep that in mind. By the way, I haven't owned the stock and I'm actually jealous of the stock.
Just letting you know. I just wanted to bring that up today because I've just been watching.
I know the NVO, the Novo, Norddisk, the other one, that stock's broken down.
What else?
So we did the economically sensitive.
I wanted to do Eli Lilly, and we're not telling you to buy, sell, shorter, cover it at all.
Next, I just want to cover these dollar stores again.
So I told you the high end, the LVMH, the low end, and we're not talking Walmart, God bless them, able to just do everything right.
And amazing, they can grow their business 5% the last year when they're doing 660 billion in revenues.
That's amazing.
stunning
but these dollar stores
and this is another one of these market lessons for you
because a long while ago
we were telling you they had to be
no longer be dollar stores but dollar in a quarter
and what does that tell you
the stock market is about expanding margins
not contracting margins
and if they have to raise
go away from their moniker
Their moniker is the dollar store is dollar general, dollar, dollar tree.
And the stocks have been destroyed.
Want you to remember that as we move forward.
Eli Lilly, not Eli Lilly, excuse me, Lulu Lemon.
And that's on the other end.
That's on the other end.
The price conscious as of now.
and this is being repetitive again
because we're just trying to drive home some rules
that are kind of easy to follow.
Things get a little tougher.
The job market softens up.
Inflation's getting higher.
We're reading about credit card usage is skyrocketed.
It's all there.
You can all see it yourselves.
I don't need to tell you.
So what happens?
I can buy these pants at Target for 50
that Lulu Lemons charge in 120.
What am I to do?
And that's what's going on.
It's simple as that.
And Lulu Lemon's sales have decelerated quarter after quarter after quarter.
I have to believe they can still sell the same things they're selling.
I have to believe that they're going to have to do something about price moving forward.
this continues. Remember, in a real strong expansion, everything's good, everything's wonderful,
everything's beautiful, you can get away with it. But there's a point in time as a business.
And you're all business people out there. You all know that. It's pretty simplistic.
So just letting you know a few things we're seeing right now. We are on the worried side of
the economy the second. And leave no doubt the job.
market softened the ADP number came out was a weaker than expected again tomorrow
we won't trust it when you take away 800,000 jobs and they oh there's the
formula this you know what I say to there when they say the formula this kiss mine
so if they come up with 200 well let's see 800 thousand a year what is that
70,000 a month I'll just minus 70,000 off of anything they come up with
tomorrow and that would actually make sense based on past performance so we'll see the fed's coming up
soon they're going to lower rates just remember what we've told you it will not affect the job
it will not affect the economy all it will be doing is playing catch up to a 10 year yield that's
down to 3.73 5 years down to 3.54 and by the way your money markets will be coming down
once that happens the 5% whatever that's going to come down some and the good news is hopefully he's
well i don't know but hopefully he's slow on the come down of his fed funds which will
factor in with your money markets and lastly just something i want to bring up disney
the stock has gone from 123 in april to 88 today
The stock hit a high of 203 and 21.
It's 88 today.
Disney, one of the greatest brand names in history.
Shalact.
What did we say about long term?
Just make sure what you own is working long term.
Disney's got a problem.
They charge a lot of money for their parks.
Price conscious?
Remember that.
Price conscious.
I think there's a lot of that going on.
I'm just wondering when.
Not if.
Not just Disney.
There's going to be some serious markdowns
in different avenues of the business world.
Based on price conscious.
I'm talking hotels,
which by the way are insane in certain cities.
Airlines.
and anything that moves.
And by the way,
won't be a bad thing.
And by the way, this all comes down to
what they're doing with the potato chips.
Have you seen?
The potato chips.
The party size bag
is a little bigger than the
normal bag now
and still charging the same price.
Just wondering how long
they're going to be able to do that also.
Up next.
News of the day.
whatever else today. I'm Gary. This is the one only investors edge.
Hi, 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 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 IHeart Radio.
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So, in the news, just we'll circle back a little.
This is Harris's tax plan.
Capital gains tax rate goes from 20 to 28%.
The top income tax rate, 37 to 39.6.
An unrealized capital gains tax, zero to 25%, though they're saying for 100 million net worth.
And by the way, you're thinking to yourself, oh, no big deal then.
Just remember how they started taxing Social Security.
and payroll taxes, they start slow, and then they come get you over time.
Investment income tax rate, just so you know, there's a 3.8% investment income tax.
Thank you, Obama.
She wants to take it from 3.8 to 5.
Corporate minimum tax rate from 15 to 28%.
Allow the Trump tax cuts to expire.
She says, oh, they'll keep the 400,000 or $1,000.
less, that's a lie. You cannot piecemeal a bill. She'd have to come back and get something done.
And of course, on the other end, she's saying she wants to do these tax credits or whatever you want to
call it for small business. And if she followed through to that, I would applaud her. I would
applaud her on that. But remember what we said to you. We weren't kidding. And we were 100% right.
the great financial con is they're going to spend us into oblivion first
massive debt and deficits lie about it have the media cover for it
and then come after the wallets with major league tax hikes that's who these people are
they are not we the people she talks about we the people all day
she's the farthest from we the people and just remember when they height tax
is on the wealthy, it will not affect the already wealthy. It'll prevent the middle class from
becoming wealthy because as you move up in life, the different stages of income, because you
worked your ass off all your life to get there, well, they're going to meet you with a machete
and cut you off at the knees with those higher tax rates because you are bad. You make too much
money. You're the privilege few. You're not paying your fair share. Just remember who these
people are. Hey, in the news, did you know that Hunter Biden pleaded guilty today? Now, just so you know,
we have eviscerated this sleaze-ball, scum bucket, influence peddling piece of crap.
And by the way, Joe Biden was involved in the rest of the Biden family that made a, what was
the 25 million they counted up from countries and they never did anything.
That's what we call sleaze bags.
He pleaded guilty, so guess what this means?
You know what this means, right?
Do I have to tell you?
Joe Biden will be pardoning his own son for everything.
And I, you know what?
I can't blame him.
That's the deal they've cut.
He doesn't want the son to drop dime on him, would he?
in the news
Home Depot
a rival
shutting all 447 of the stores
I believe that
stands for lumber liquidators
if I am correct
they are shutting
all 447 stores
over 47 states
I gather that's a bunch of jobs
being lost
I don't know who's going to pick
up those stores. Maybe Home Depot buys a bunch out and creates more home depots, maybe lows,
or maybe somebody else, but that's in the news. In the news, a little headline from the New York
Times, the EV future is coming. They're lying. They're insane. I don't even know what to tell you.
The EV future. Not if people don't want them. And that's what's been going on as of recent.
just letting you know.
And last but not least,
a tweet that I put out this morning.
Let me read it to you.
I put this out this morning.
NBC in the Today Show,
you suck,
stating it is Benjamin Netanyahu
preventing hostages from being released.
That's what they said.
Who the hell do you think kidnapped and is holding the hostages?
Who is murdering them?
Who has said no to every deal?
That's Hamas.
repeat Hamas, you suck. NBC
went out of their way today
to blame Benjamin Netanyahu, the man who
runs Israel
from preventing hostages from being released.
I'm not making this up. This is how sick and twisted these media people are.
Not Hamas preventing them from being released. The same
Hamas that executed six of them
just the other day. There is not enough.
hate in this world for these media types. There really isn't. When they can do such good, I'm not
talking the opinion people, I'm talking anchors and reporters. Opinion people can say anything
they want. It's their opinion. But anchors and reporters are supposed to be reporting the news.
And that's what NBC Today Show did. I repeat, you suck. And of course, they suck. And
That's all these morons, these boring, imbecilic morons, walking around with Hamas signs,
praising terrorists, gays for Hamas.
They'd be dead in 14 seconds.
Make that eight seconds if they walked past one of these terrorists.
It's tick-tac-toe, ladies and gentlemen, you can't win, so why play the game?
They're blocking a kosher restaurant from people getting in and out,
and nobody's doing anything from the city.
Columbia University is letting them march again.
People running Columbia.
It's not happening in Florida, you know why?
Because they give a crap in Florida.
And they told people under no uncertain terms,
you want to do that, go ahead.
You're expelled, you're out of here.
Columbia University, hey, come on.
And that's what we deal with on a daily basis.
That's the difference between,
well, you know where I'm going to.
going with that. Anyway, I'm just happy that I have air conditioning. And go look up people in Africa
without it. It's amazing. Hey, ladies and gentlemen, I'll be on with Neil Cavuto tomorrow,
noon hour Fox Business Network. And until then, until tomorrow, same time, you have a great
evening drive carefully. And when you get home, do like we do, quite simple. Make sure you hug your
family. Make sure you hug your children. They will feel better. You will feel better. I promise.
Stay well, be well. Serenity now. Good night.
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