Investor's Edge with Gary Kaltbaum - What Did We Say Friday?
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and welcome once again to investors edge i'm gary colpom your host day thanks for being with us today
glad you hear ladies and gentlemen happy that you are listening it's uh march 27th
2003. Hope you had a great weekend. I was under the weather all weekend. Friday night, though,
I had a charity event. The Boys and Girls Clubs of Central Florida celebrate the children.
But I've been croaking all weekend. That was my weekend. I feel much better. What can I tell you?
It's less of a cold and flu edition of Investor's Edge. We'll try to get through it. Let's start with
the most emails I received this weekend
thanking me for the big bet on Connecticut
and Miami. We told you we really like Miami
and we loved Connecticut. We thought they were
heads and shoulders above Gonzaga and what they went by 30.
And as you know through the years, I think we've lost four Super Bowls
since 2000.
I think when we did the playoffs in football,
75, 80%.
We've given you NCAA finals,
football, basketball.
But we've really done nothing in a bit.
But I just saw these couple of games
and we gave it to you on Friday.
Again, gambling is not for everybody.
And we ask you to only gamble what you can afford.
but we really love those two games, especially the Connecticut.
We shall have Final Four at the end of this week.
One game has me very much perked up.
I think I got a big one for you coming this week.
We'll let you know.
Okay.
The other part of Friday, we simply said to you that we thought things were changing.
We said to you on Friday something we noticed on Friday.
It was not happenstance.
It was something we noticed on Friday.
We thought the worst areas of the market that have been just bludgeoned in recent weeks.
We thought on Friday they quietly, subtly, were putting in.
in lows, L-O-W-S.
And then we use the words for now.
Does not mean they are the lows.
But we thought lows were put in.
What areas?
Financials that have been crushed.
What areas?
Energy, which has been crushed.
Rails truckers,
industrials, insurance, commodities, airlines, Dow types, crushed.
Crushed.
On the other end, we thought that some of the stronger areas were stalling out, namely the tech slash big tech slash semiconductors.
and it wasn't what we'd call one of our major league calls,
but it was a subtle call.
We thought the complexion was changing.
We've already got emails asking what exactly did you see?
To explain it, first off,
we thought the areas that were bombed out
had put in some time at the lows.
Retesting.
Retesting.
And then we noticed on Friday quietly.
In the market, there is something called tails.
It leaves a tail.
It means a stock during the day was at 100, closed at 104.
And we noticed it for all these areas.
So just letting you know today, confirm what we said Friday.
We have no clue about tomorrow, but there is a little move of foot here.
little changing and complexion.
And there may be a little rhyme and reason.
Let's talk to financials.
Somebody bought Silicon Valley Bank
for a song and a dance.
A dance and a song.
First Citizens Bank bought them very cheaply.
Ended up with a lot of deposits.
And I think that gave hope.
So the financials had a good day.
and whatever they brought along with them had a good day.
On the other end, the areas we told you, we thought there was stalling.
They had a bad day, and that's the story.
How long it lasts, how far it goes, I don't know, I have yet to scan, but a little change afoot.
And maybe not so little.
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You ready?
What was going on for a bit?
Well, if the Dow is up 194, the NASDAQ would be up 400.
If the Dow was down 200, the NASDAQ would still be up 100.
Well, today the Dow is up 194.
NASDAQ down 55.
the Dow was up 194 NASDAQ 100 down 93
Dow was up 194 semiconductor index down 37
there you go what we saw Friday subtly made itself
a little more well known today that said take a pen and a sheet of paper
and go to midnight on a clock and just take a line down to the bottom.
Six.
That's what a lot of these names look like.
Now, little next to it, go from six straight up 15% of the way, let's call it.
That's all that happened here.
with the bombed out areas.
Not so sure I can go further than that,
but we'll review it tonight.
And we do have a thought process.
We are a thinking person.
What if,
just what if,
first cough, second cough,
what if there is no more banking issues?
One has to think these banks are going to go
higher, right? Has to think, maybe. We'll keep you prized. We'll look at it tonight.
It is somewhat of a guessing game, though. Leave no doubt. You never know where it's going to come
from next. Or maybe it's over. Our worry, the central bank that has lost a trillion bucks
on whatever they have bought with other people's money, namely conjured up money.
are backstopping depositors with a clear lack of capital,
which means they're in hope and prayer mode that it doesn't continue.
You know, fake it till you make it, say it so others believe it.
We'll see.
We're just letting you know what we said on Friday.
Got a little more confirmation today.
To what extent?
Not sure just yet.
But wow.
we're actually a little bit proud of ourselves.
This was a very subtle move on Friday.
We're always looking for an edge.
The things that people don't see it, even if they saw it, they wouldn't know what to do with it.
We probably also told you Friday, we're not sure what to do.
Why?
Straight down.
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Now, what about the big picture?
Well, if you ask me to talk, the big picture,
all these bombed out areas that bounced to them.
overall look like crap and normal circumstance there is sell on any rally up general sense
that's the big picture one would suggest a few things have to change but we do
know that outlier events like what just happened with banks if they're resolved
to the positive.
Oh, you can go straight up, straight down.
We've seen it before.
But as a norm, they look like crap.
And as they rally up into resistance, their cells.
Best way I can put it.
As far as these other areas that we thought were going to stall, they did.
Some of the bigger tech down today.
The semis down today.
So a little change afoot
And may I repeat again
To what extent
We just want to get trends right
Remember when we called bare markets
At the highs for the growth stocks
We didn't call bare markets
We said they had topped
And we said they're going into downtrends
And as more and more names joined that ugly
We knew something was up
and of course
it turned into
a brutal bear market
which still going on right now
for a lot of names
we'll keep your prized
and leave no doubt
we'll be watching these areas closely
I do want to mention oil prices
up $3.77
cents today
that's a huge move
more than 5%
so not good at the pump
good for oil
today, which have been part of the ugly. With the financials, ground zero bank gets taken out,
gets bought out. The thought process, that's good news. Banks get a reprieve, but we're really
unclear. If I had a guess, and it's just a guess, this ain't over with. I hope that guess is
wrong. The last thing we need is a banking crisis while the country has massive debt,
massive deficits, and a Marxist in the right White House that wants to make it worse. Yes,
Marxist control freak that wants a budget of $6.8 trillion, up from 4.4 the year before COVID.
Insanity rules. Defense stocks. Defensive.
we mentioned on Friday
Hershey's up three today
Novo Nordisk up to
Chlorox
Monster beverage
Mondalise
All green
The Coca-Cola of Mexico
Up two
Money flows
Into defensive
In the Dow today
It looks like Walmart wants to
turn up.
McDonald's
wants to turn up.
IBM.
So the market's going into this
lower beta
defense. So again the
Dow up 194, the SMP6,
NASDAQ down 55,
NASDAQ 100, down 93,
just a major change from what we've been seeing
the last few weeks. The SOX
was down.
Many more new lows
than new highs on the NASDAQ.
about even on the New York.
But when I look at the New Yearly High list,
ain't much.
As we told you, defensive.
Mondalese food.
Hershey's, food.
Dark restaurants, we'll give that one.
Regeneron, drug news.
Elf beauty, cosmetics.
Novo Nordisk, drugs.
And a couple others.
Green brick partners.
housing
Motorola Solutions
so a few
on the New York Stock Exchange
but that's it
on the NASDAQ
I'm looking
I can pretty much have nothing on the NASDAQ
today how's that
and remember
bull markets in stocks
are made of leadership
leadership
if there isn't
any leadership.
Very tough to have
bull markets.
Yield spiked up today.
There was a flight
to quality with the bank issues.
Maybe the bank issues result.
Maybe. Yields go
back up. Ten years at 3.528.
Up.
A big 148 today.
That's a huge
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Or I'm constantly feeling like gassy.
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Do you know the city of Sacramento is trying to claim the right to retroactively tax former residents?
What is going on out there? Where do these people get these ideas?
Think about that. You left seven years ago, Sacramento. Unbelievable.
You know, unfortunately, we have to talk about Jay Powell.
just so you know bets now showing four rate cuts by the end of this year.
We don't really watch this stuff, but it went from no rate cuts to four.
That's what a banking problem will potentially do.
I think the bigger problem is if the economy loses the consumer.
As I have stated, major increase.
in credit card usage, records.
Savings rates have plunged.
You tell me what the logic is.
Something that wasn't talked about last week.
By anybody.
U.S. durable goods went from 11.2 to 2.2 in February from December.
That is a huge drop.
And again, we think there could be some economic issues going forward.
Commercial real estate.
When you have a chance, go look at VNO, go look at SLG, and look at the crash of office real estate investment trusts.
There is a lot of debt coming due in the next three to five years.
From lower rates to higher rates.
Now, you tell me what that could mean.
the next shoe to drop
we'll see
but we're pretty good
at putting one plus one
together
we're quite logical here ladies and gentlemen
Joe Biden
what did we say
6.8 trillion dollar
budget it's criminal
but what I haven't mentioned
is a new minimum tax
on unrealized
capital gains
I want you to think about
that you owe a house during the year it went from 700,000 to 770 you may have to pay taxes on that
the 70 grand or any asset that you didn't sell a stock a bond ladies a gentleman they're insane
and what if the next year it goes down they're insane they're economically illiterate
don't have an understanding of economics.
They're just control freaks.
You know what that can potentially do to the real estate market?
What if you're not liquid?
It's ludicry.
They want to quadruple the tax on stock buybacks
and higher Medicare taxes on people making over $400,000.
That's their magic number.
If you make over $400,000, up yours.
Screw you. We're going to penalize you for being financially successful.
Again, they're insane. It's ludicry.
They're economically illiterate because most of them have been politicians their whole life and are just control freaks.
The good news? None of this is happening right now.
Republican cards have the house.
Thank God that happened.
I mentioned the central bank.
They're sitting on $1.2 trillion in losses
on the bonds they bought with conjured up money.
Who eats those?
Speaking of lunacy.
Speaking of lunacy.
How the hell we get here?
It's like phantom numbers.
Any number.
Condred up.
How they have any credibility is beyond me.
I can't believe some of the things I even have to cover.
The nonsensical.
The stupid.
The imbecilic.
The moronic.
They tell us,
everything's fine.
Then why did the Bank of Canada,
Bank of England, Bank of Japan,
European Central Bank, Federal Reserve,
and Swiss National Bank,
get together for a joint liquidity operation?
Ladies and gentlemen,
I don't think it's a reach
to say we are being chieft
by a bunch of con artists
that tell you they're in control
and have absolutely
no control.
The banks,
speaking if everything's okay,
why have the U.S. banks have borrowed a combined
165 billion
from the backstop entities
that the Fed put out?
far exceeding the 2008-2009 financial crisis.
Ladies and gentlemen, none of this I am making up.
I tell you this, not to depress you.
I tell you this to make sure you know what the hell's going on.
Last time inflation was this high.
1,600 banks failed.
70s and 80s.
Just let you know.
just going through my notes
and this is from the people
that said inflation is not a problem
is transitory
interest rates will not rise until
2024
and we need a recession now
to lower the inflation they never saw coming
we wish we were making these things up
none of this is opinion
all fact
up next
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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 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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Uh, by the way, Connecticut is playing Miami, correct?
That's what I think is, uh, one game.
in the final four.
And the other game is San Diego State FAU?
Where did they come from?
Either San Diego State or FAU were going to be in the final game.
Wow.
Yukon is a five and a half point favorite on Miami.
That's the game that has my interest.
That's the game that has my interest.
Yukon looks heads and tails above everybody.
but it's also who's hot.
San Diego State is minus 2 on FAU.
I have no feel for that game.
As of yet.
Over under in Miami, Connecticut is 150.
We'll let you know at the end of the week.
What else is on my mind?
Well, just by way of fact,
remember, they're telling us everything's okay.
Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank
were the second and third largest failures.
You know what number one was, right?
Washington Mutual in 08, $434 billion.
Silicon Valley Bank, $209 billion,
Signature Bank 110, 1984 Continental Illinois 107,
1988, First Republic, $84 billion.
Nice.
why are we worried last year credit swiss passed all the stress tests from our federal reserve
what do we tell you about these stress tests they're fake what are banks they're bookies
so there is good as the deposits if they lose all the deposits throughout a business
why did people take their money out fear and emotion these stress tests do not account for people
they're stupid stress tests by stupid people i want to repeat something i said last week
the top seven companies excuse me in the dazdac 100 are 50s
percent of the NASDAQ 100.
Those same seven make up 24% of the S&P.
That's insane influence.
Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, Google, Tesla, Nvidia, Facebook.
These indices have not learned any lessons.
That's all I can tell you.
Seven stocks.
What if those seven stocks crash?
out, which they have, by the way. And they had not a great day today. We'll see. So, again,
our little change of complexion theme on Friday showed itself today. Don't know if it lasts.
All I know is it showed itself. Dow types. They even moved IBM, a comatose stock.
The thought process is maybe just maybe
This bank thing could be over
My worry
When you have a chance, go look at the KRE
And see how high it was today on the open
And see where it finished
It got distributed today from a hot open
That's the regional banks
If there are going to be problems
It'll be the regional bank.
I promise.
Our hope is
this goes away.
But you know it has not gone away?
The distortions
J-PAL created
to get us to the point where
on TV we're talking about
banks getting in trouble because they bought
government bonds.
How can you get in trouble with that?
well
when government bonds
10 year yields at the low
were paying 6 tenths of 1%
because they were rigged and manipulated
that's how you get in trouble
just like the extreme
Austria bond
100 years at 8 tenths of a percent
and was sold out
now down 60%
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make sure you hug your family, make sure you hug your children, drink some tea, and have a great evening.
Really appreciate you joining us.
TV tomorrow, not sure just yet.
Until tomorrow's same time radio.
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