Investor's Edge with Gary Kaltbaum - THE WEEK IN REVIEW

Episode Date: July 28, 2023

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I'm your host. A thanks of being with us today. Glad you're here, ladies and gentlemen. Happy that you are listening. Whatever day it is. 28th, I think. 2000. It's Friday.

Boy, guess what? Another weekend flying up to New York City tonight. Hopefully I don't have a seven-hour delay. So far, they tell me I'm in good shape, we'll see. So before we get going, I hope you have a good weekend. This show about you and everything about you that affects you, that matters to you. We will talk markets, the economy, jobs, the Morlocks, and everything else that they are doing to us on a long-term basis,

knowing they're going to be either dead or retired. So whatever they foist upon us now, somebody else is going to be blamed down the road. You know that's true, but that's for another time. Lots of do today. So yesterday on this show, here's what happened yesterday. We were up huge. And then the market just sold off at the end of the day. And whenever we get sell-offs like that, I use the same language every time.

that normally typically when you get bad reversals to the downside you get some follow-through. Normally typically when you get reversals to the upside, you get follow-through to the upside. Normally and typically. You know what they say about normally and typically? Because we walked into today into like a 200-point down gap to the upside, 200 point NASDAQ gap to the upside. And that was the name of the game. That's it.

The market ignored yesterday. Had some earnings news. And I can tell you flat out, the earnings sucked. But right now, markets buying up, bad earnings, and that is the definition of a good market. You know our mantras. In bare phases, good news, is bad news and bad news is terrible news. In both phases, bad news is good news and good news is

great news. I have gone through exhaustively earnings reports. Is exhaustively a word? I think so. I cannot believe how many Lamb Research yesterday announces 31% drop in earnings, 30% drop in sales and the stock skyrockets. KLA, uh, another semiconductor equipment. Earnings down, revenue down. Stock was up $28 bucks today. Go figure.

What's at work we don't know? But when you have a bad reversal yesterday and it gets ignored today, that's good news. And now you can add in. I'm just going to throw a little wrinkle into this today. China. China's been lagging. China's been weak.

We're letting you know the exchange trade funds for Tiger, for China, edged above. Arrange today, as usual on a gap. Do we trust it? Beats the heck out of me, we'll let you decide. But if you go look at the FXI, the KWA, and the CWEB, they all moved above range, which means the emerging markets, ETF did the same. And that's the story.

Anyway, shape, or form. Good day. What else happened today? And this is of import. Which three big names that we tell you reacted poorly to earnings? Well, that was Microsoft, Netflix, and Tesla. Microsoft and Netflix bounced off the 50-day moving average today. You know, that's the big one.

And Tesla never got there, but it bounced. That's great news. Under pressure, market strong enough to stop the bleeding and hold very important support levels. Now, whether or not they can get going or not is another story because reaction to earnings are of import. But good to see. Good to see.

And I don't have much bad to say about what we're seeing. The ability to market to shrug off yesterday, and it was an ugly sell-off yesterday from the highs. I'm not going to use the word amazing. I'm just going to tell you as a fact. And we'll see what next week brings. We've got another thousand earnings reports next week. But most of them, next week you do have.

Apple and Amazon Thursday. So most of the biggies are gone. Those two are left. But there's a ton more names, smaller in, not necessarily smaller in size, but smaller in importance next week, and we'll be on top of them. But today you had more. You ready? Roku. You know what Roku is, right? In the bare market, Roku stock was destroyed. Why was Roku stock? destroyed because as we told you in bare markets anything that loses money gets destroyed Roku reported another loss another loss and another loss and another loss and another loss because all they do is report losses stock was up 21 today to 90 bucks I think the high was 500 or 400 so it's still way down off of the highs but we did we did we did

in the here and now. So Roku reports another loss and gaps up. Welcome to a different market than a bare market that penalizes all the companies that lose money. Just as one example. We mentioned Lamb Research, Old Dominion Freight, earnings down, revenue down, skyrockets. Other truckers, earnings down, revenue down, up. yet Microsoft's earning was up 21% and the stock went down. Go figure. Anyway, just letting you know, doesn't mean anything towards Monday. Anything that reversed yesterday, gapped up today.

In particular, I watched the big names, and I mentioned Microsoft, Netflix, Tesla, but I got to tell you, Facebook was up 25 yesterday, finished up 12. It was up 13 today. Got it all back. This is what we mean by persistence. And again, we'll see what next week brings. But it was a good day. Semiconductors reversed a lot yesterday, right back up today.

And that's a story. It's the best way I can put it. And again, a ton more earnings next week. I don't think it matters. I'm waiting for a company to file bankruptcy and still go up in price. Sarcasm. Anyway, when you have a chance, go look at FXI, K-W-E-B, C-W-E-B. Go look at Alibaba, B-A, go look at Baidu, B-I-D-U, go look at other Chinese stocks that trade over here.

Good day today. Do you trust that creep? Well, they've kind of backed away from their crazy. In case you don't know, they attack their own. businesses. They attacked their own companies and they destroyed them. And now they realize not a great move. And by the way, all the news on China's been their economy's slowing. What's going on? Well, let me tell you what the difference is. They're backing away, less regulation and they're easy. Japan announced they're easing. Again, that has been

the common denominator for markets, ladies and gentlemen. The one thing here, though, We're not. They're still raising rates. Market doesn't care. Where she stops, we don't know. Valuations, way in the trees. Will there be a comeuppance? Eventually.

But right now, institutions ignored yesterday. That's all I can tell you. And anybody getting real bearish got the middle finger today. As we go into the weekend. and another zillion earnings reports next week. Apple and Amazon. Does it really matter what they say? And by the way, you know what?

I can't do that. I promised myself years ago not to even guess earnings and reactions, so I don't do it and I'm going to leave it be. I almost open my fat trap. Don't want to do that because I'll end up being wrong. Because you just don't know how something's going to react. to what is said. And anybody who says they do,

forget about it. All this is also happening. Bullish sentiment still. Up next, more on these markets. Your questions. I'm Gary. This is the one only Investor's Edge. Hi, I'm Gary Kalpom, hosted a nationally syndicated radio show Investors Edge.

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With Gary Coltbaum. It doesn't get better than this. So I'm going to give you an idea. So, uh, I'm flying out to New York tonight and I'm flying back Sunday. How do I get all this done? So just to give you an idea, I have already scanned 1,500 stocks, even though the market just closed 13 minutes ago.

At 340, I started scanning. And I have just scanned everything of import down to trading. 250,000 shares a day. I usually stop at 500, but I've been going to 250. And this is on O'Neill's market smith system. That's number one. But number two is, I make up sheets every day. Just give you an idea of what we do. I make up sheets every day. And what those sheets are on the left side are the best reactions to earnings, on the right side of the worst reaction to earnings. And I keep every day of the week. So when I go to New York, tomorrow morning I'm up very early, whip out the laptop,

I'll run through as many earnings reports as possible. I already have a very good feel for which names are which names. and then I put them list, see if anything's buyable, anything I want to do, I already have a few things. And then, one by one by one by one, by one. Then I go to my screens, and the names that matter the most to me, I start putting up on my front screen.

So I'm able to follow the trading of it throughout the day come Monday through Friday. What's interesting, as I scanned today, a lot of breakdowns also this week. Just letting you know. And that's kind of normal because you had a lot of earnings. But just letting you know, a lot of stocks broke down this week, a lot of stocks gaped down this week while we had a better market. So I just want to emphasize that in case you're thinking, oh, you can just go and After anything in this market, you can't.

And before we walk in Monday, we'll have a good feel of what we want to add. By the way, right now, I know exactly the things I want to add come next week. Notwithstanding, we'll see how the market comes back at us. But I can tell you, today, it wasn't just that it was an up day. it was coming off of a ugly vicious reversal day to the downside shrugged off like it didn't even happen that to me is what matters most remember we have some mantras

as we said before in bullish phases bad news is bought up and good news is really bought up in bad phases good news is sold off and bad news is a horror show there's also another part in bad phases, in bare phases, surprises happen to the downside. In both phases, surprises happen to the upside.

Today was a surprise. Not that we were up, but we gapped up huge. Just shrugged the whole thing off. There was one little T cell today in the middle of the day, but finished okay. And the reason why it's tough to sell this market off right now is because of the internals and technicals coming out of June 2nd. On June 2nd, the transports woke up, the industrials woke up, all those areas woke up. And they have a couple of these names and the transports have been relentless on horrible numbers. Which means, and we repeat, if earnings don't accelerate again, you're going to be left with some serious heavy,

duty valuations and you know what happens eventually the heavy duty valuations. Ooh, they get worked off. But right now, ain't happening. Strength. Begetting strength. Be getting strength. Be getting strength. Best way I can explain it to you. So the market wrap is brought to you by Investment-Models.com. That's Jim Rohrabck. One of great market timers, no gray areas with the man you're either in or out of the market was proprietary indicators. Go check it out. Investment dash models.com. Dout 1.76. Boeing up another five. Microsoft bounces seven. Even Procter and Gamble up for today. Apple up two and a half. And really, United Health was down. Travelers was down.

just not a lot going down S&P up 44 and here's the rub the NASDAQ up 266 NASDAQ 100 up 286 and again it doesn't take much it takes a few names and the few names had a good day today

and the bad reactions bounced well off the 50 day to the point where I told my peeps if they did not have a bad reaction to earnings and they were normal pullbacks to the 50 day I would have bought them today but I have to worry right now that this bounce is off of a strong market and they're not real strength.

We'll see. I love buying things off the 50-day moving average. But I'm just quite unsure and uncertain whether there's going to be some staying power. Why? Because most often it is reactions that matter. ultimately matter. We'll know a lot more next week. And I am going to be ready. Because for me, there's nothing better known in the big names. They're liquid. They're big. Easy to get in, easy to get out. I don't want to use the word dependable, but in moments and time they are,

though they had bad reaction to earnings. Yields back down a little bit today, 3.97. And I repeat, If you told me six months ago, the Fed would be at five and a half and the yields would be at 3.9, I would have told you the S&P at 3,300, 3,300, 3,400, 3,400, 3,000, 3,000, 3,000, nope. Nope. President was out today telling you how great he is. Look at my economic policies. Bidenomics. Yes. Yes. It's all him.

he's going to work every day trying to do better for his self and his family producing yeah sure right up next got about 50 people emailing me the same question I'll answer it this is the one only investor's edge

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He's a Cinderella boy. With Gary Colbomb. It comes highly recommended. You're going to feel better if you talk to him. Full and fair disclosure. You know how we tell you here we never buy biotechs with no sales. In fact, we don't like buying anything that loses a lot of money. But we also look backwards and tell you we missed out on hundreds and hundreds of stocks that gap down 50, 60, 70, 80 percent because the placebo did better than the drug in phase two trials.

But we also miss out on how about this one overnight, symbol RETA, RADA pharmaceutical, up 54% today to 167. The company has no sales. Been trading since 2016. Seven years is a public company and still has no sales. Now, I will tell you flat out, I have not looked at what they do and what they try to develop. but Biogen is buying them for an enterprise value of $7.3 billion.

The company has no sale. What's interesting is, Biogen's talking about diluted earnings per share and neutral this, and I'm like, wait a minute, and significantly accretive beginning in 2025. Hmm. But they don't have a drug on the market yet. They have something approved, but how do they know how much is going to sell? 7.3 bill. I missed it. I don't own it. Just letting you know. And if you do, congratulations. I don't have the grapefruits to own things like that.

As always, we let you decide. So last night, I got like 50. I got like 50. 50 emails in a row from you guys. All about Trump. And I think most of them were from people who love the guy. Because the emails weren't snide, but they were like, told you so, look how they're after the guy. Just so you know, they added more charges on Donald Trump. And just remember all this intertwines because when all said and done, who's ever running the joint, is going to have everything to do with you and your money

and the markets and your jobs. For all of you that love the man, you better come to the realization. He continues to be his own worst enemy. He's calling the prosecutor a psychopath. Really? That's going to help. So let me give you some news in case you don't know

how much harm's way this man has if they get the trials done before the election. Number one, everybody turned on him and gave evidence. They cut deals with a bunch of people and gave evidence, not words, but video and tape recordings. They've got them dead to rights. an obstruction of what he did. Now you can say others did it also, and we can agree or disagree. Does it matter?

I've never seen somebody in such harm's way that continues to step over his own feet, and they've got him dead to rights. And he knows it. the only thing he's got going for him himself, he can win the presidency. He certainly can. Biden's crooked too.

Biden's brick crooked. And they may just find it out. There may just be evidence out there that they're going to find. There's no doubt my mind that him and his son collected millions of dollars. Under the table, over the table, on top of the table, whatever. It's a matter if they can find it. and whether they put in family's names. We already know that it's in family's names, but there's got a, but this is what we're going to be electing.

It's like electing the bubonic plague, well, you get my point, versus the Ebola virus. I am really hoping, neither of them. I think they're both ill and ill-equipped. Oh, but he's got good policy. No, no, no, no. give me somebody else somebody wake up Reagan anyway

it's going to be one hell of the next year and change but for all of you that love Trump you need to be emailing him or writing letters and said dude you better wake up you can call other politicians names you can't be calling the prosecutor names

they ain't playing games they ain't running the office against you and I don't think he realizes it. And I think he's been the head honcho top dog Big Cheese getting everything he wants his whole life. And I think his expectation is, same thing is going to happen. And maybe it will. I'm not so sure he's taking this serious enough. Human nature says if I got away with everything my whole life, it's going to continue.

Anyway, two misfits will be voting for because I, I don't see anything else. And when I say that, I like a couple of people on one side. I like Tim Scott. Very, I really like Tim Scott. My favorite would have been Mitch Daniels, but he's not running. He's smart. There's a couple others.

I think Robert F. Kennedy sucks. I don't know why any of these Republicans are kissing his butt. But it shows you how bad Biden is that he's polling 15. percent plus. Welcome to the world. Feel better now. So Bidenomics is out there telling you how great he is and look what he's doing for the economy and he's doing absolutely zero. You know what he's doing? This could be $1.5 to $2 trillion of debt this year, a new record. And that's what may be helping the economy along here. Just remember, government spending goes into GDP. And it also goes into, guess what? Jobs. Why? If the government takes out two trillion bucks of debt

and builds a couple of things, stretches a roadway or a bridge, you got to hire somebody. You got to pay them. Coming out of the taxpayer, not out of profits, going into the debt, which is headed to 50 trillion. So for me, bionomics sucks. Does nothing for no way. It's nobody, except crushes your kids going forward. That's my take. It's boring. It's tiresome. But guess what? It ain't going to change. It's just not going to change. Up next, what else? We'll figure it out. I'm Gary. This is the one only investor's edge. Hello, hello. I'm Malcolm Gladwell, host of the podcast Smart Talks with IBM. I recently sat down with IBM's chairman and CEO, Arvin Krishna,

and I asked him, how can companies use AI to its fullest potential to create smarter business? My one advice to them, pick areas you can scale. Don't pick the shiny little toys on the side. For example. If anybody has more than 10% of what they had for customer service 10 years ago, they're already five years behind. If anybody is not using AI to make their developers who write software 30% more productive today

with the goal of being 70% more productive, so we are not asking our clients to be the first experiment on it. We say, you can leverage what we did. We're happy to bring out all our learnings, including what needs to change in the process, because the biggest change is not technology, is getting people to accept that there's a different way to do things.

To listen to the full conversation, visit IBM.com slash smart talks. This message is brought to you by Coligard. If you ever printed out directions and hoped you didn't miss a turn, it may be time for you to screen for colon cancer. Luckily, things are a lot easier these days, even screening for colon cancer.

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Learn more or request a prescription at colagard.com slash podcast. Do not use the Colagard products if you have had adenomas, which are a type of colon polyp that can sometimes become cancer, inflammatory bowel disease or other hereditary syndromes,

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In the Wester's Edge. With Gary Kaltba. All right. In the news, Mick Jagger turned to 80. 80? I just saw him last year at Hyde Park in London. He was, I guess, is 79 at that time. Guy was moving around like a 22-year-old.

Amazing. Well done. Should inspire you as you get older. In the news, on the other end, Randy Meisner passed away. As you know, one of my favorite bands is The Eagles. He hasn't been with him forever. But what a great voice. He was a founding member.

He left the Eagles, I mean, before 1980, maybe. And he just backed out. In the news, the heartbreaking headline of the day, and I'm not making this up, I swear. Boy, five, five years old. High on cocaine, fatally shoots his 16-month-old brother, who was high on marijuana inside Indiana homes. Home. Parents are charged with neglect.

You think? You know, one of the reasons I joined the Boys and Girls Club's Central Florida board years ago I realize how good they were, not just with the kids, but with the families. And it's unbelievable that I have the ability here to read this story. Five-year-old on cocaine shoots an 18-month-old that's high on marijuana. Parents. Parents. And last but not least, Republicans react with fury to the timing of the new Trump indictment.

Seems to be coming when Joe Biden's in the country. crosshairs, but the Republican leader just doesn't get it. They're not listening to me because you can talk to the wall all you want and be pissed off about it. The fact that a matter is this is some serious stuff. This guy's in serious trouble and all their whining and complaining is not going to do anything to help. They've got to come out with a strong defense of the charges, not political, but actual. And last but not least, I had to do this other one. Four minutes of exercise a day

reduces cancer risk by up to a third. Now, do you believe that? Short bursts of daily activity that make you huff and puffs, such as playing high-energy games with children, could reduce the risk of cancer. According to the study of total just four and a half minutes of vigorous activity, done in bursts around,

one minute each during daily tasks can reduce the overrisk cancer and the risk of some cancers link to physical activity up to 32%. How do you do a study on that? We know exercise is good for you, but how do they know that? And last but not least, and I just say that twice before. When you have a chance, go Google the words breast cancer cure. they think they're going to have a breast cancer vaccine by 2030. They've done trials with a bunch of women that had aggressive tumors that went into remission for years.

It's still experimental phase, but they think a cure is in sight. Boy, that would be some great stuff. that would be some great, great stuff. I think every one of us know somebody that has been affected by cancer. I know quite the few. Close friends and relatives. Hoping to the day, we've had great advancements. I read about them all the time.

People that used to live two years of living 10. but how do we eradicate? Again, hopefully we'll get to that point. And back on the market as we segue very well, after yesterday, I can't have a complaint about today. And going into next week, some of the beta, a bunch of the beta, got a little mo-mo. Keep in mind Apple and Amazon next Thursday, but I love, there's nothing better for me than

semiconductors, growth slash technology to lead the way. And now as I stated to you, China, I did not buy it today. We've had several of these moves in the last six months that failed out of China. I want to give it a little bit more proof, but it looks pretty damn good. And based on the fact, other areas of the market are doing pretty darn well also. And as I also mention, there's something called the EEM, that's the emerging markets. That's almost at new yearly highs. And emerging markets have been horror show versus the market forever.

The EEM is trading where it was in 2007. Maybe you'll have its day in the sun. We're just letting you know that's better also. So stay tuned. Oils, no issues there. Financials, no issues there. Some were down, some were up today. Maybe just the rest.

Just overall. The market forgot yesterday. surprise the heck out of me. Didn't affect me in any way, shape, or form, but surprise the heck out of me. That all said, you have a great evening drive carefully. Monday I'll be on with Charles Payne, a 2 p.m. Fox Business Network, and same time here for the show. So have a great weekend, drive carefully when you get home to you 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. Peace out all. Stay well. Bye, bye.

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