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Now to Dan. Monday, Monday, Monday, greetings and salutations to everybody out there.

Hope you all are doing well. Some springtime officially. The weather is definitely starting to break in your. So, you know, it's going to be it's going to be good. So we had sixty seven degrees today. It's going to be a good summer. It's going to be a good spring. We got a few things that we are working on to revitalize Jaballah Marina.

What are we doing to bring the city back in the mood to try to bring New York back, man? What's going on?

Good man. Good to be here. I feel like it's been a long time, and I'm glad to be back tomorrow for sure.

I mean, I like the bedroom set up, you know, to switch it up, get out the dungeon, trading after dark nighttime voice build bonds so bonds.

So good cheat sheets. I could tell you Sheets is a very expensive man.

I got them from big lots of track silk sheets that they should use to try to get, you know, a satin sheet. I used to have sex sheets when I was in college. I was get an apartment in Durham.

Yes. You know, it sounds good. Looks different. Degrees is not the way I was going to write to Marshall struggling.

What a what about who into the top.

Oh, I never had I never had a water, but I had a water that his parents had a lot of it and he was like, oh, you got a waterbed. We were stupid on it. Pop. That's one of those things that sounds good in theory. This a bad idea to actually use it in real life. I mean, how are you comfortable? It's crazy. That's when you have the the the mirror on the ceiling. You had a lot of you had a mirror on the wall with the water.

No, no, no.

Are you saying like if you did. Oh, I'm sorry. You had to have both.

Yeah.

Oh man. 80S babies. You know, we're talking about toplane.

That's a fact. That's a fact.

Welcome back. Welcome. Welcome back. And welcome to anybody that's new to Market Mondays. This we do this every Monday at eight o'clock Eastern Standard Time, seven o'clock Central Time and investment show.

We go for stock market trading, really sort of for the so so. So, yeah. I mean, we welcome everybody on first. We got to just give the rundown why all this week. So we got a big week shout out to the Kappel. Jim Jones pulled up to EIO High Court.

It's very entertaining conversation and a shout shout out to Jimmy man I don't think people really realize that he's really a smart guy.

He is supreme hustler. Yeah. He knows a lot of the most underrated all time. Yeah. It's a valuable lesson in that it's cool to be smart. It really is smarter than cool. It's the new cool.

It should always be the credit to oh man am I doing the credit to man. Good. If you haven't checked this episode I'll definitely check this episode out. Man that's a masterclass in a presentation to my business owners. You need to go through and look, you know, but on a show like I felt trapped at the best interview all time. Well, but he close and close.

Jose Rodriguez, you want to talk about it? Just a beautiful human being. Yeah, he's good. That's the poster child for me. And just an amazing dude. He's a great guy, man.

So, yeah, we got Jim Jones tomorrow on the podcast, five o'clock Eastern Standard Time. Make sure you check that out. Wednesday.

We are doing something for the late, real big man. Real big it is. It is Women's Month and we wouldn't have it any other way but to have a women's summit. And so I'm super proud that this is coming together. Janet and the team, we greatly appreciate you. And I told everybody yesterday in the book club, I get to be a proud husband and a super fan on Wednesday. So I'm super excited about that.

My wife will be part of the summit and I will well, this is going to be the shot of how she played a major part and huge role in this in this whole situation.

So it's OK to have involved in d'Italia is another like these women are just incredible and that's going to be on YouTube, that's going to be on YouTube at eight o'clock, is going to be at eight o'clock. And I told the fellows man pull up because there's a lot you can learn from listening to a woman. Obviously in a marriage you've got to hear in their perspective is always interesting. And seeing it, the role that they played, they they are the backbone of a lot of families and they are the backbone of a lot of businesses on.

A lot of people don't really know that. But come Wednesday and hear what they got to say, I mean, it's going to be dope. I'll be there for sure. That's a fact.

Shout everybody else in a book club. We got a special so far. We had a special guest yesterday. Ian Dunlop came to kick in with us. You know, I'm glad you did, man. It was a beautiful situation. And we saw people opening up. It was one of those sessions, man. People was on the cameras and sharing. And the idea of yes. Is the book that were written by Shonda Rhimes. Obviously, like we said, it was on.

So we picked the book that was from an amazing woman and to hear things from her perspective. From the people who had feedback, it was like, you know what, I got to see things from a woman. I didn't really like the book too much, but even hearing that feedback and it was great just to be a part of. So shout out to you being a part of it, you kind of like nothing less.

Yeah, I was happy to tune in. I told you it felt like what I should be like. I wish churches is like 20 minutes of service and fellowship and then execution like it was the energy was great, information was great. Even people who hadn't read the book, they were picking up insights from it and sharing like, isn't that the crazy part? Yeah. As a community, they don't tell Janet they didn't read the books. Should be on it next.

But yeah, people come in not even reading some of the fully reading the literature, but come in just because of the experience and having the ability to share in a space where no one's being judged and they can rightfully get their thoughts out. And so it's beautiful to watch what you have over two hours yesterday. So shout the old earner's in their shout to my brother, who sat with me yesterday and shouted you, of course, to tell you why.

And this week, M.G., the mortgage guy got his real estate class on Thursday. Fabbro And yeah, I mean, we just went Champak. I did my financial planning class last week. So not just breeze over that.

You're getting less sleep on just how many people we had. And then it was like seven hundred people, man modestly speaking, I was just questioning Tiffany was in it.

She said, Troy, I'm the one who said Rashad is so sweet and shout out to everybody, man.

So we appreciate your man. We put the link in here. If you want to join, you are university. Want to 70 percent. So we'll see you out there. But yeah. OK, you want to read a disclaimer, then we'll pass the baton.

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Menasche Cash has been working extremely hard. He's come in and he's hit the ground running, he said.

Some of the heat that's on the way as cash is. He's really taking this game.

He's a walking energy drink man is no joke. Yeah, I told him last week I'm like coming out the gate with just a fire set and I'm like, yeah, he came out.

He took we took years to actually get to where he's at in his first month. So Charlotta asked me about the downing. We forget sometimes I forget that Donny shout out to Donna. She's an amazing woman. She's part of the social group podcast. So shout behind Dave. They are killing it. When you look at the track list of what's coming from from both of those podcasts, it's incredible. They produced a lot of content. Oh, at a different rate, at a different race.

And we got some more stuff on the way. I suspect that's now we're growing. For those of you that are in real estate, same thing. If the market is at a high, what if you can get a property that was one hundred thousand dollars at twenty five thousand? This is that zone right here, too. If it ever comes back that came back down to fourteen forty, you can buy hold it for a year and now you have all your equity on the upside.

The biggest mistake I see everybody make is you guys are buying too damn high and hoping. Even in crypto. A lot of you would do a hell of a lot better and probably would eke out maybe two or three hundred more percent if you bought on the days when it slid down a hell of a lot higher. So. Once again, to wrap up step one five year month, then go to the week, pick one signal to get in.

Seventy two is great for those that are using pass channel, your interests are even better. And I want to wrap up with this. A brother on a stock club call said his mom had got him to got stocks with them around like three bucks in 1999. And I was like, damn, that's amazing. The stock is now 116. I won't say how many shares he has. And he was like, why should I still have to buy Apple?

I'm like, your mom did great for you. Like, what a blessing, but it made me think how many parents and how many of us are willing to sacrifice for our kids in the same fashion and God rest his soul because he told me his mom had passed. But I'm like, what a gift. She gave him to be in a quality company like that and continue to hold his value. So I see a lot of talk about taking profit in a year.

And I'm like, but if we really want generational wealth, what the hell are we saw in our stock and positions in one or two years, three years? It makes no sense. We're thinking about us for thinking about our kids. We need to hold these because this should be the norm for us to hold stocks for 20 and 30 years. So I just want to get a brother some love in there. But I appreciate you guys so much.

The massive president has had a chart chart moment in a while since he had a chart here. It's always good to have those two that long.

There you have it, ladies and gentlemen.

At some point, you got to be grateful at some point that I was a lot of information about a game that can be used for any stock. I think people asking me about I mean, we can only go over so many different stocks.

I mean, we can go all night if they want us to. But the thing is for you to apply. Yeah, because I hate the people, like, OK, if a box of cereal is 25 bucks, which maybe has gold fleets in it, right, if it goes on sale for twelve fifty, everybody is going to run out and get it in a market to go off 60 percent. Everyone's fearful. I hate it. No one has a clear price like all of us should not have 44 different prices would have it in it.

So if we move in unison. The edges will be in our favor. Opposed. If we're buying it like different prices and some people are getting in at 23, some are getting it at 10, we all should be following the same system to be able to get into the market. It's not that hard. It just confuses to make us think that it was difficult. It's not just price. That's it.

Yeah.

And, you know, I'm just saying, being the biggest consumer, we know when to buy every damn thing on Earth. Everything just apply here, and even if you guys want to know and you're a beginner, literally take the high of the stock divided in half and you can set an order there and have a pendent order there to wait. So if it goes 50 percent off, you come by there and no more podcast and listen to no more books that you have to read.

Right? Right. No more lectures. You'll have to see any more of these suits. Right.

I got what I got about one book.

Game over is not that hard right now. That's all I got down. So that game set, match not.

And it's important to have patience, too, especially, you know, it's like it's like hunting. And sometimes like if you're hunting, you got to, like, wait days before you can actually get your prey. So there's the same thing with stocks. Sometimes you have to wait weeks, sometimes months, sometimes yes.

Sometimes you got to wait a few years and make other plays. In the meantime, even check out the trap. And he was like Chappellet when he was waiting for that. And he was like he waited like 18 months for that. So, you know, he got a good price on it. And when he got a good price on, he went all the way in on it. But he just waited. Waited. We did the same thing when I was you got QQQ like in early December.

And I was like, oh, I missed it at my point. The mark, I want to get it. And it took till like last week for it to get to my number. And once it got to my number, I got to execute on it. As soon as I did that. Yeah, it went back up to almost where you entered and it's paid for months, but it's high.

He's like, you know, even me sometimes. I mean, like a crack, sometimes it's just not coming down.

I got to get it now. Yeah, well, it's like it always comes down. I mean you just got to trust the process man. Believe it.

Believe in the stock that the brother was in. We'll see. You know, I want to go look it up. So I want you guys. So it's Canadian. Oh, yeah, the ticker, CNN. And if you go back and look at 20 years ago and the growth on this thing, it looks like I mean, in 2001 it was five dollars and 50 cent. That is now at 113 dollars. So, for example, if you had minus 113 and let's say he let's say his mom got INLY for him.

And on average, he's up a hundred and six dollars a share. Let's say his mom hypothetically got 4500 shares.

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I want you guys to do the calculation. I mean, it's a half a million dollars for holding and doing nothing, half a million.

Don't let that go over your head. Some people are asking, right. And when you go and I think we did this before when we did the moving averages, sometimes, like I tend to use a 50 to 100, you say to 70 to I even on the Home Depot, when I think I text you today, I was like, look, now, Home Depot hit its 200 day moving average to seventy two as opposed to one hundred and two hundred because any.

Moving average that is commonly used among most people, there is a reason why it's given out for free on any indicator settings that I've seen that have worked incredibly well.

Walk out here. Two hundred is good.

Even like I love money. The game does not. And Tony, if you don't come on the show, I don't know what's gonna happen when we don't move damn near 300000. Anyway, I love you. But even there are people talk about the two hundred and it's a good measurement. But when I talk to people in hedge funds, they're not using the two hundred and even some of the conversation. I have a bottle. I'm like, well you are a wizard and he's like, you guys need to go replay the episode because there's some stuff he gave in there that literally would help you do probably two 300 percent better.

Yeah, I feel like I feel like the two hundred. If you don't have patience and that's your going, that's going to teach you some patience because you look at the number and it'll be so out of range of where it's at a lot of times.

And you're like, oh but it's a Home Depot in the recession last year was at 157, 62 to eighty eight right now. You would have had to wait a long time to get the interview and you did a home run, home run. So that's a great teacher. The two hundred, I think, is a great teacher for patients because you look at the number at your entry point. And like I said, sometimes it'll just be so far out in this like I will.

How am I going to get it back to this point? And like you said, the market will market. It moves and swings like that man. So you have to have your number and you've got to be super patient. So I think the two hundred is a great way to teach yourself that.

But let's get into some trending topics if we can, because somebody was bringing up crypto I don't know if anybody saw this, but our Time magazine, TIME magazine did this. This magazine has been around since nineteen twenty three is going to be selling Nettie's we should we got to talk about.

But we don't say nothing that I'm saying anything. But as far as market Mondays we got in that segment. Yeah. We got a few people that I think could be a good guess for that. So they're coming out with Nazis and the crazy part is the title of the cover is Our Empty Dead. And like that's the cover of Tuesday. Yeah. Or is the new thing or something like that they just started. Well, that's what I'm saying, is the market like everything is a bubble right now though, right.

So they're trying to figure out if it is so they've taking a picture of that and it's selling three lbs and they're going to be accepting cryptocurrency crypto currencies for subscriptions going forward. So, like, all right. That's pretty interesting news that this is not the first company that has done that. But I had to dig a little bit deeper. So on top of that, I said, all right, well, TIME magazine, well, who owns TIME magazine whose publishing this?

And so I said, OK, Time USA, LLC. And Ian, do you happen to know who owns Time USA LLC?

I'm going to do my immediate thing. No, you tell me you're a gentleman by the name of Marc Benioff and he happens to run.

What other institution is that the guy? Is that the CEO of Salesforce? Maybe it might be. And so think about that. I'm thinking, wait, so this is his entry into the cryptocurrency space. Right. And so that's very interesting because this is about CEOs and these companies move right into it to a space that nobody is even thinking of. Right. When you see Time magazine, you think, oh, great, great, nah. This is Mark's entry into the world of cryptocurrency.

And it's a great investment because he has a publication that makes new content pretty much every week. Yeah. So its content becomes a commodity. And also, I will play by Basils to The Washington Post beforehand, so there's isn't a precedent for this being done before, which I mean, I am at 180, 55 wouldn't be bad either. But this is a great strategic move on on his own for sure. I mean, NFTE could be a bubble, but I think as with any bubble at a pop and then it'll come down, everybody leave and then the smart players will start to come in.

I think anyone who's thinking about making enough Teesdale, you need to make a bunch of digital real estate a bunch of it. That's all I'll say. The good the good thing, or I think Nettie's are here to stay, but I think the craze might go down a little bit. But it's like for art, for artists. I think it makes all the sense in the world because you get commissions every time the art and soul and now you can actually own something on the block chain is what?

Even when Gharib was talking to us about that, as far as like integrating Nettie's would be our virtual reality. And his thing was like, you know, I might take 10 years, it might take 20 at least patient. Like eventually, you know, we're going to be living in a virtual world is crazy because I had this conversation. My barber shouts above Shuvalov. Yeah, we actually got this had a shot out of both tree styles. So I was talking to him on a barbershop.

And, you know, we had a barbershop conversation that I was saying, like eventually, you know, the way this world is headed, we going to be living in the virtual world where it's like, you know, you've got a virtual dog, a virtual car, virtual, and you just put your headset and you could just live like kind of like that movie. I forgot what it was, not the Matrix, but something else. But I was like ready to play the one.

You live in an alternate reality. And they was looking at me crazy when I was sitting in a barbershop. And then Gary V pretty much said the same thing, virtual apartments. He said that with a straight face.

So all of this stuff, all of this stuff comes into play with NFTE, VR, A.I. and it's all in a blender. So you can't krypto. So you can't really look at it as one offs. I look at it is like all as part of an entree that eventually we'll all be eating one of these days.

And if you guys do nothing else but hold all your assets for ten years, it's damn near impossible for every asset that you hold at one time to fall apart. If so, like we're going to be the walking dead anyway. So no matter what, I mean, the probability of digital art, Brodies business insurance all going down at one time is less than three percent dead. Space is made up of four hundred million dollars. This year was the end of T space, over 400 million dollars.

I think the top shot, the NBA playing cards is taking a lot to play because it made a lot of money in that space. Obviously, we saw the sixty nine million dollar art piece on people. It's an incredible space and it's not going anywhere. Another thing is the digital fashion. Like that's something that people need to look into to because like you said, if we're living in these virtual realities, the fashion, the clothing, yes, the art on the wall, but the fashion becomes something.

And we are actually speaking about that shot to my my baronial Nehemiah Davis. I made an investment last week. My first all I invested in playing cards I tried to get. Did you invest in it? I got my trout. I got to my tryout. I got the Mike Trout rookie card. And it's a collector's edition to go pick.

Yeah, you got to that. Got it. I got the ten pack.

So, you know, that's another thing to, you know, me, like I said, I like to just try everything and, you know, I'm looking to get more into the space. So I did that more. So just as the education, because I'm not a collector of sports memorabilia. But once again, Gary V talking to him, he's real big on that. And if you've been paying attention to what's going on in NBA Top Shine, a lot like these these playing cards have become they was always a big thing, but they're becoming even more of a big thing as far as an investment.

So that was my first entree into investing and into the sports memorabilia world. I got the Mike Trout rookie card. We'll see what happens. They're going to. That's the thing.

I'm like, well, you got it from now, guys. Now, I was gonna say even in a digital fashion space, right, we do. We put the article up with the sneaker. Yeah, yeah. So the digital sneaker like, that's incredible, right? Somebody has created an art piece as an entity. And the key is like this is a one of one pair. And then after they buy the art, I think the creator of the shoe is now going to give them the shoe like three months down the line.

So now you have the futurist issue, plus you have that and a T of the artwork of the shoe. So it's just so many different possibilities and it's a lot like this one. I know Matt always says like so while I was like, right now this is the Wild, Wild West and so forth. And yet Lane is so many different lanes. It gives people such an avenue to be creative, like everything really is art. It's really just subjective.

So find a lane in the space, do your research, study it. Like you said, he's doing it. That's all he's studying right now as it is on.

And then once you guys understand price, regardless of what market you're in, you can use the same tools to be able to get in and know when to buy. So, like, same as the Wild West man. If you plant your roots there and let them grow, you'll be fine. And to answer the question, gentlemen, and come and say like. The 72 versus by everyone seems contradictory. No, if it gets to the seventy two, I'm going to put more money in at their place and I'm going to look to load the boat, which is just my way of saying, like, I won't put a bunch of shares in, but if you don't have a lot of money, it's better to just buy every single month because in the action of buying every single month will make up for the missed opportunities if you do not own the boat.

So there they go, hand in hand saying we got a great car, even Whiskas named Patrick from Vietnam, and he bought a Wayne Gretzky and sold it for one point, too, I think earlier this year. Things are going crazy. So it's just like we are in such a speculative market because people want higher returns. Like I think and I've always said this, but now because of Bitcoin and because we've checked it last year, no one is going to ever want to hear about 75 percent again.

And they're going to chase gains like crazy in every market until we have a hard ass crash and everybody's going to want to go back to 74 percent. But this happens every 60 or 70 years. It's the same cycle.

And what's happening in the financial space right now reminds me of Cocaine Cowboys documentary. And it's a lot of money.

It's a lot of money spent in a lifestyle people get. And this is why eventually you get hurt if you ever watch those those documentaries of those movies. So just be careful because, yeah, you bring up a good point in and it's encouraging to see so many people getting into the stock market, I think. Sixty eight billion dollars was invested last week from stimulus checks. Young investors. That's amazing. First time out to the stimulus is the first time ever that much money was came in in that period of time for retail investors.

But, yeah, people not really trying to hit seven seven percent no more.

So I'm not sure they lose eighty percent. I'm not mad at that. But just be careful, man. Just be careful what you your in. I'm looking at this top shot. They got a Vince Carter not to Vince Carter we know from Toronto, Vince Carter from Atlanta the lowest asks one hundred and seventy five thousand one hundred set on the lowest ass. So this is like this is a this is different.

This is a different we definitely we got to do it in that segment for sure. But Arculus, before we get to questions, let's let's talk about some stocks real quick.

Tesla, can we go to. Yeah, let's go to man. Yeah. So so Tesla I mean, obviously, if you saw the news Friday, Cathy would say she has raised her target price to three thousand by twenty twenty five. It doesn't hurt. That arc is heavily invested in Tesla.

So it doesn't hurt. I mean, does it hurt you? It's pretty far out there, but we've seen this before, right? Torque your price. Three thousand on a bullet hole to ninety five, six months ago.

Yes. That's not that's not out of the realm of possibility since you said forty four thousand on the bear and she said about fourteen hundred. Most analysts have it at twelve hundred by twenty twenty five. But she's done this before so twenty eighteen, twelve hundred there.

Analysts said that I won't name names.

OK. Yeah. Yeah let's not remember. No we don't want to ruin any. Right but she did it before so in two thousand and sixteen she, she had the price target at 800 by twenty. Eighteen, twenty, eighteen was at seventy dollars in March of this year. It was at seventy two point seventy two dollars. Right. Like seventy two dollars. So to watch it run up the way it did up until August when it had to split.

It seems great until it happens, right, like she's been right more times and she's been wrong on Teszler, it doesn't even seem like I mean, Teszler some 70 to get to for forty four thousand dollars and twenty twenty five. That's not a stretch stretch. It's reasonable. I mean, because if you look at tussles like the bitcoin of the stock market, it's only speculative stock that people are comfortable playing. Right. So you can say, yeah, you can get 60 like rishard if you were to tell somebody last year or two years ago, you can get six, eight percent return if you need a conversation.

Right. But now it's clear that this is the one that everyone wants to put the money in. And I mean, the revenue isn't even where I should be. Yeah, that's the scary part. If they can get a few things to click. So I'm I'm a put context to it, so last year it did it rose seven hundred and forty percent, right. In order for it to get to three thousand by twenty twenty five. It has to do 50 percent for the next four or five years.

So can Tesla do 50 percent with the autonomous driving, with the road taxi, potentially the insurance play with the technology that they're using, not to mention anything in the solar space?

Tesla is the car, the future and not even just a car. But like you said, all the technology and everything else that they're doing and, you know, a lot of people, you still have to have a strong stomach for Tesla. It's like it's like crypto. It has violent swings up down three hundred dollars, up 400 percent. Like you just have to be comfortable with that. But a safer a safer place is, of course, the ETF.

And it's Crazy Trap have posted on ETFs about value ETFs and zwi consumer discretionary ETF. What Tesla makes up 17 percent. The number one and number one company, Microsoft, is the number two, something not on Amazon. So Tesla makes up. Yeah. Number two, 17 percent of the Excel Y portfolio has actually been Dragon X or Y down recently, but is once again, when Josh Brown was on here, we got to get him back.

But when he was on hand, he was talking about a lot of these ETFs. They don't really make sense how they're actually categorized into stocks because it's like, all right, a consumer discretionary ETF. Why Tesla? And it's going to discretionary. It's auto.

It's also, you know, who took them public in relationship to the. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's interesting play. But if you if you if you want to play Tesla on them on a safer side at QQQ, has it X or Y has it. Obviously our guys in our cars it our fun has a R KW, R KW and they both have Tesla. So that's, that's a way to have some Tesla exposure without jumping all the way for full fledged asset allocation on Tesla has actually gone down and exercise at 14 percent and I was at a higher seventeen percent.

Yeah. So that's the way I look at it. But just look at this is one of the things I'm just proud of, Solomon. This is why it's important. So and Excel, why are the consumer discretionary funds you have Amazon, Tesla, Home Depot, Microsoft, Nike, Lowe's, Starbucks, booking, Target. So that's just a couple. So. Tesla, how does Tesla fit in? Am I going to put in a dollar, General?

I mean, it wasn't bad, but it sounds like you're running a fund. You're going to want to put one, isn't there? And you can argue that is probably a consumer favorite.

Dollar General is actually there is I will say a dollar general is only one percent.

One point two percent. Yeah. And the quickest way for you guys to know year over year test is going to have that run. You need to go home.

Tom, I know you're like I'm tired of his homework, but this one's going to give you a go look and see what the Nasdaq feature, what percentage it gains every year. And also, since we're in an odd year, we need to see if ideas produce lower results in comparison than even the year. Twenty twenty seven will be pretty rough, but. Stimulus, well, I mean, interest rates will go up until 2023, so we've got to save right until then and make Iraqi after.

But look at the Nasdaq future for the last 10 years and see how much the gain was on the future. Let me give you an insight to hit that goal in that year.

So you ask Tesla. I wanted to just I wanted to talk one more one more trending topic before we get to questions. Tech. So tech tech is the this is the question that everybody has been asking, because a lot of people are heavily invested in tech and it was down heavy, had a strong well, had a decent rebound today, but it's still close to an all time high.

So what are your what do you guys opinion on on the future of the next couple of months for tech stocks? I think it was a mistake for Jerry Reinsdorf and the Chicago Bulls organization to break up in Michael Jordan and Robin and people, and for those of you who get off the train early, you're doing the same damn thing. You go look at every. OK, you got to look at every top five fund managers, they are all heavy tech just because you don't like it or you're trying to be, you don't have to be contrarian.

A lot of the money is made by following what the whales to. So where the smaller fish must follow what they're doing, this has always been my thesis because we live in a tech economy. I know it was a conversation of value versus tech and all that. That's just for headlines. The indexes are the value. The tech is a tech pick to quality. Once you like, buy them. Everyone close your account. Don't look at anything else.

Like, what do you think we're not we're going to stop using as much technology. Most people aren't taking a shower without the phone in their hands. Do you think all of a sudden people are going to go away and just like going back to, like, writing love notes in class, like. Don't don't sell. I mean, the quality it comes in to the point where you just said about the classifications of some of these items. Right.

And so SLK, obviously, we know is the tech sector fund for Spider. But if you look at the other companies that are in some of these other ETFs inside the spider fund. Right. Facebook, could that not be technology, Amazon, that even that technology, Tesla, is that not technology? Right. They're not mining crypto out of a tree. Right.

Right. And even that right. By Visa, MasterCard are these all have tech routes. Right. So if you look at all these funds, majority of them pretty much Artec, if you think about it. Right. So they all have roots in it. Even though I could argue that Disney is a tech right. We argue that Domino's was a tech is a tech company that is disguised as a fast food restaurant. So it's everywhere around you to to say that, hey, we're getting off this boat.

I don't know how you get off. How do you you know who isn't?

ExxonMobil can slaughter natural gas slaughtered. So. Got to pick even like GM, GM, they're making a transition, but if you just go look over time like even GE. Sergeant Slaughter, Sergeant. You guys make the adjustments over time, if this is 1980, I would be the biggest oil and gas fan ever. Not 80 anymore, so as we adjust and then Iran gets a sort of more Amobi Plutonium rocks, anything that can get us a space before that and whatever aliens are running that civilization, I'd be be like Mars ETF man.

Until then, I'm going to play whatever the predominant sector is exactly by Google is a perfect example why Google doesn't SLC, but why is that an excellent zalk. Right. Do you think Google. Google. You think YouTube. This is these are tech, this is all based in tech, but you know, it is what it is. So like I said, I don't know how you get out of the space. If you get out of tech right now will be the biggest mistake two guys ever.

But you guys, this is the fun part about the best thing you can do, whatever you want to do. Do whatever cars are run on tech, increasingly, increasingly increase technology is the lifeblood of our society and it will be for the next 50 years our apple.

The rumors of Apple's demise is greatly. Please stop some of your shares, please.

I'll take them if you think they're going to go under.

Tim Cook, arguably, is the Steve Jobs of operations. I could argue. Man, if Elon had a Tim Cook, they would probably be at 3000 now. And you guys can say he doesn't need it, he does, do you need a counterbalance, as great as Steve was that the creativity the operations manager helps a hell of a lot. I think they roll out too many products.

But if Elon had another him in operations or R&D like it, like those other pieces of need, it s illium and attach other Leonys. And he said, what about uranium stocks? We actually spoke about that. We were talking to Francis maybe maybe two or three weeks ago. He was speaking about uranium stocks. But I want to talk about Square really quick because I know we can go to questions and I don't know I haven't heard anybody talk about this, really, but it actually has his own in-house bank.

It launched at the beginning of the month, like, I haven't heard anybody talk about it, but that's a huge deal.

And where is the new J.P. Morgan? So Square financial services, the number one goal right now is to offer business loans. And so I want to see what the the details on that is. We talk to small business. Are we talking about that's going to be interesting to see. I want to see the details that come from this. Obviously, we know Square is as one of his favorite choices, but yeah, I like that. Kind of went under the rug.

Nobody talked about it like that.

Do we not just see this? I mean, maybe hope was like, hey, let's keep this on a hush hush. He got usher in one in a 50 50 joint venture deals like he did back in it, like if they have all the customer data and they know what customers want. And they can provide the financing because interest is low. What advantage is Bank of America have over them? Bank of America doesn't have as many data points as fast.

And with the acquisition of title, you can go into interest. So now I can get a 42 year old woman in the middle of Missouri, St. Louis, Missouri, that is just now opening up a beauty salon. You know, all of our interests and what our playlists and I can put an ad next to her when she's playing Magic The Stallion Al.

Right, then she thought, hey, sweetie, I'm glad you got the truck back. Then you compare exactly what a business owner needs for a hair salon and target them at the right time and say, I can give you two point three percent interest. And when you do your payment process and do it through us because we're floriculture his whole. What bank can do that right now, not one. Data data is like they can literally go see the movie back in the day, like what women want, like Square can literally read every business on his mind and tell you what you need.

That's a huge disadvantage opposed to going through the traditional Indian, the process. I don't know, Tonja, yeah, and I was like, this is kind of I didn't see anybody really report it. I kind of stumbled upon them like, wait, huh? Nobody's talking about this. So I'm going to put that on your radar. Keep an eye on that when more details come out. Obviously, we're going to give you everything we know. So definitely keep that in real quick.

I'm going to do the earnings report because it's kind of a slow week for anything that we've talked about. However, something very interesting will be happening. This company called GameStop will be reporting games.

Can we just talk about that real quick? Actually, just the elephant in the room. Everybody on YouTube, everybody is always looking for something. Not everyone. Some people are looking for something. So some comments I've seen previously, like, well, you guys have to admit when you're wrong, you got that wrong. I was wrong and paid out.

But I'm still 95 percent of it.

Sometimes you have and there's nothing wrong with me at all. That's true. I'm the only person if I'm wrong, I pay out. So if that's the one I said I didn't it didn't drop to 70, but it did drop in for eighty three to one ninety four.

As I was about to say that I did, I did have it.

There was like nine people are repetitive, made half a million dollars off the shorts. I was wrong then go to twenty four bucks. But when it does later I'll still be wrong but it will go to the price. I'm interested to see what happens because it's going to happen at the closing tomorrow. And so I will.

I mean, if they don't have. Do you think they meet revenue. Do they, do they, do they need to beat? Because I mean this is going off of the fourth quarter where they you had to brand new systems come to the market, but they had limited quantity of it. Right. And then if you think about the digital space when it comes to gaming, that really doesn't help them. Right. Because people can just put the content right on the device.

And so now I don't need your store.

So I'm interested to see what happens to the stock tomorrow after class, I think is whatever whatever people sometimes you have anomaly's that don't fit what are supposed to happen in life. And that's part that's part of it. That's a part of your training plan to of and this game situation is shown that people are very powerful power to the people. And but it wasn't the people that well, it still was a person people, hedge fund, whatever it was, it was manipulating, just like Steve Stoute saying, I'm going against the system and then put out an album through Ireland.

Yeah.

I mean, regardless, you know, the price is was is not had nothing to do with fundamentals, had nothing to do with technical analysis. It has everything to do with, you know, it was moved. That happens.

And for those who got in on it and even then being able to get out of debt and reissue and take advantage of the corporate bond, like you guys really need to go look at how much money was made on that. Like it was a it was a good move, but it would be over relatively soon. Well played. Yeah, well, well, well played. Well played.

All right, let's go to some questions. Joel, we come to you on mutual self. You've been on unit was going on, Joel. You know what's going on, how are you? You know, this is crazy, wow, I don't even have a question.

What are you investing in right now? I asked you a question. I'm gonna do my Tavis Smiley. What are you invested in and how can you help?

I'm invested in Square Tesla and the Apple, a.k.a..

What else, any crypto bitcoin, I buy it weekly. Nice guy, nice to have a great portfolio.

Well, actually I have a question so like I'm only twenty two and I'm trying to I'm trying to retire.

But kudos to you for that.

Like thirty, thirty five or so like. And I'm a teacher through charity.

Yeah. Yeah, yeah. Educators.

You're trying to retire about thirty two year old Retired Minute and my brother. Can you put in a thousand a month.

I was trying but you know I had, I was, I was doing that at first but then I just started teaching. So you know the pay and crazy idea aside. But on New York City. Yeah. I teach at a charter school success academy. Shout out to my home. I love you. Shout out to the home. You will pick a number that you can do that is between two fifty five hundred. You will be surprised how fast you'll be able to get there.

If I can go back again, literally from the time I was 18, I would dump every dollar I had into the market. Twenty two. And that's something that's all shot to my brother, Kenny Burns. I was on his show today and I was talking about a lot of like people investing in stimulus checks. And I was saying that, you know, a lot of times when you're young, you have opportunities that you don't have when you get older because, you know, if you're young, you might not necessarily have a huge amount, necessarily have a wife or a child or children or, you know, a lot of times, like when you get older, these things, you know, it's still you can still do it, but it just is a little bit harder.

So take it than anybody that's young out there. Take advantage of that. Even if you let them go home. It's not it's not wrong with living at home while you get yourself together, investing and saving, because ultimately you're going to be older a lot longer.

Are you going to be younger, like losing some of your favorites? So, you know, a couple of years, if you stay down, stay down for a couple of years, and that can change, you know, the next 40 years, next 50 years or so.

And if you stay at home, your parents actually when you put your money to some savings account, they don't think you're responsible because if you tell them stock market, they like, get out, my house is a scam. They don't know.

But we talked about this yesterday, the day when our parents and grandparents say that it's out of love because they were taken advantage of. Go talk to some of your elders about who invested into the market. And when they went to go cast their money out, the account was not there. Yeah, it's just a real thing to happen. There's definitely a theory. I'm telling you. I just I want to salute you, man, because twenty two, to be in education, to be a teacher, to be a mayor, a man in teaching is not many of us men.

And so I salute you. You're doing it at twenty to me. I even start till I was twenty seven man. So you five years ahead. Plus you getting this knowledge and applying it. Kudos you men shout out to you. She was definitely incredible.

Young men keep up and you have an amazing portfolio. No right. You don't have to do. Anything I remember reading the back of Business Week to find out what stocks are going to invest in. Yeah, I mean, I had some pretty good ones, but that just was comments like that. That wasn't like a common thing to do.

And that's the and that's the alternative to because some people I don't want like trying to find trying to find the right position, even though we kind of gave you the blueprint, dollar cost averaging is the alternative to that where you're not really trying to find the right position. You just put the money in every single month. And it's actually been proven over the course of time that for most people, you're going to make out better than trying to time the market, because most people still are not going to be disciplined to look at charts and all of that stuff.

So if you can set if you can set a couple of hundred or whatever, you can set every single month. And like I always say, that's the benefit of the fall when K is that it forces you to put money in every single time you get paid twice a month, you're putting money into a form on K plan before you know what you look up, you got one hundred thousand two hundred three hundred thousand because you just consistently put money in every paycheck.

So if you can do that from a job setting it up for you, then you can do the same thing, set it up for yourself. But that is an alternative to actually trying to find a good position or good price point to buy stocks that if you dedicate that I'm about iStock stock every single month, about his fund every single month, then on the 15th of every month or twenty or whatever that you pick, then you just buy it.

And Joel, I like what you said at the start of that. You said, I'm trying to retire about thirty five. And so I try to tell people in education that all the time because I just don't see it being in that field. I don't see the day of somebody working 25 years in a position. It just doesn't happen anymore. People, though, are drained by the fifth year, if not the third year. And so you've already, in your mind, had the mindset to say like this, isn't it?

I have to find another way like this can fund my retirement. So, again, kudos to you and kudos to that mindset that that takes a lot of time to actually adapt and execute on. So shout out to you again, appreciate your next question and shout out to his homeroom. So I never understood homeroom class was important. It's like hanging out is like a hang out session.

That's it. So when you come and I said it's because when kids come outside of the environment, the outside of I mean, the neighborhood that they live in, there's so much stimulus. Sometimes you just need to have a decompression. This is school. Let's talk about some things and need a moment to decompress. Whether they're doing that by putting their book bags in a locker and we having conversations is necessary. A lot of kids don't make don't make it.

Don't they miss out on it? So it's important. Don't don't don't try to play. Oh, no, no. I just want to tell you, they show up using a but using a gym to the Houston jumper again.

Twenty two or three hoop dreams. The things way. That's a factor as well as you get a mirror to meet yourself. What's going on.

That's right, you need Tom Advisory's and put into Chris no fridge breaks for three to be going. Chris Simmons, we come to you, amuse yourself, you've been a muted. I have a question about day trading, like so far, a prime time market, once it goes past the market. Should I sell my position?

No, but if you're in profit, don't sell. You just want to lock in. So let's say you're up to two thousand dollars and you lock in 400 dollars of profit. Just let it continue, because what if the market continues to go up or even if the market has fallen? So you guys need to go study avalanches. So the four types of avalanches, how fast they fall, because that will give you a correlation literally for how many points you should go for on Nasdaq and works even better on crypto.

But if you're in profit and you're shorting, why would you shortchange how much money you can make? Jamuna. Yeah, like you have to just let it go to your target and let it breathe. But the biggest mistake, most traders choke out all their profit. You should not have a dollar target in mind, like you need to be able to maximize how many points you can get out of the mall because you may have one trait that may make your year.

You may have one trait that may make you and to change everything for you.

Yeah, I actually had a future set up and actually I was going up on KBE and like once I came back to actually was like down on like best. I was asking about that and how many I forgot the amount. I had to check it on her computer with it. But I was using like the demo for Nasdaq. I see that it has a show that June on the demo.

So what I have to get them right regular when you go through all over the world, but you can manually type it in, but don't walk away from your computer until you're in. So when I say walk away, I don't mean walk away and you're not clear. So when I actually walk away from my computer, I want to know I'm in profit and I'm either going to make a small amount of profit or a big amount. Until then, your parachute is not out, you're not safe.

So just wait until you're up and then you'll be good. So, for example, like if you're up, let's say you're trained as that and you go up. Twenty ticks, and let's say you lock in. I say eight. You would then be up 200 bucks and then if it goes to your target, you make five thousand. So you're either make five thousand two hundred. Well, most people will say, screw it. I don't want to make five grand or lose the five and then I lose the five and come alive like Troy.

You got laid me wrong kind of issue. And I'm like, that's not what I said. It's not what I said. So just and from our traders, the more you can stick to a plan, the better. I hear a lot of people say jump in. I feel like mathematical calculation. If the market is at 12000 supporters of 10000, where are you going to get in? You have to know that within ten seconds, if you don't know the guessing and guess what, E-Trade, Robinhood, all of them love it when you guys overtreat.

Like, imagine if you went to work for two weeks and then you literally went to their desk and was like.

Making rain makes you do a lot of trade. We'll take that, but the boys come down, make it rain. I cleared out the dust. You don't you overtreat south to Christmas. I appreciate the question. Doesn't the toy during the life of a day trader, I used to want to be a day trader when I was young until I realized I think I have ADHD or ADHD. I'm not sure which one, but I have both actually, because it's extremely hard for me to focus on things, especially on a daytime hours, so that my day trading ambitions quick and all I work.

You do how you do some of the things that I talked about you came from and how much what you can do and what you offer here you like.

I got to go edit. I got to do this. I'm flying to Paris to go be ready for the last time in Paris to solve the riddle of mortality.

We come to you, amuse yourself. You've been unmuted. It was good. God knows how you feel, good or good. Listen, I have a question regarding the whole mysterium and crypto space, so check it right.

So everything I turn around and see here, NFTE, all of that is on the platform. Everything that seems to be taking place takes place on the exterior platform. You guys anticipate maybe a price target at some point, just the fear itself raising I mean, going up to somewhere near those Bitcoin levels.

Yeah, that's that's a good question. I mean, I just I don't want to give a price target because, you know, there's a lot. But we just had this conversation on Wednesday and our group chat with you, our university shot the Francis.

And we were talking about Ethereum. Actually, you can make a use case. Ethereum is actually a better investment, more valuable than Bitcoin because, yeah, all of these all a lot of them are being run off the A.M. platform in terms of platform. So as far as is is focused case functionality, it has way more function functionality than Bitcoin right now. And as Nettie's go up, etherial goes up as well. They kind of talk to each other because most of them are run off the atrium platform and a lot of coins are run off the atrium platform.

So Ethereum is something that I was always invested in since twenty seventeen. And I actually put more money. I put more money in it Ethereum a couple of weeks ago and I haven't put more money in Bitcoin yet this year, but I put money into Ethereum, I believe in A.M. I always did believe in A.M. And I feel like Ethereum is the high way of cryptocurrency where all of the cars are driving on the highway. So, yeah, watch out for it there.

It's not talked about a lot as far as, you know, in the same breath with Bitcoin, but it's definitely something that is here to stay, in my opinion. I think and I'm glad you said that when we did a class on it, we went over the difference between the tokens and the coins. And so tokens obviously have functionality inside of a platform. But a lot of like you said, a lot of platforms are being built on the Ethiopian block chain.

And so Ethereum is the motherboard in a sense. It's the motherboard for a lot of these coins in a lot of these a lot of these tokens that are being built. But I also gave one the other night poker that which is why you should keep your eye on as well. Like, I love it. If I had to rank them, I probably put that as number one just because it's functionality. But polka dot is another one. And so what that does is it's a top 10 coin as well.

It allows developers to build their block chain and connect other block chains. And so that's new technology. And that's one of the things about being new in the space are interim and bitcoin have been around so long that these other developers can see their weaknesses and decide to build upon it and make it better. And so transaction speed is one of the things that isn't the greatest threat right now. And so there's going to be another coin that's going to come and say, all right, they can do forty transactions per second, will we need to do four thousand?

And so just improvements will happen and Ethereum will grow as well. But just keep an eye on those type of things. Yeah, I mean, just from a mathematical standpoint, it's pretty obvious that you have probably a greater opportunity long term of getting greater returns with something like in Bitcoin, me, bitcoin, let's say that. Sixty thousand dollars. I mean, if it gets to one hundred and twenty thousand, that's 100 percent increase. But that's sixty thousand dollars more, which is like Ethereum gets to ten thousand dollars.

That's like four or five times more. So just from that standpoint alone, I mean, Bitcoin is so high up there right now. I know not to say that you should only invest in it because you're going to get what I mean. You have to take that into consideration. It's definitely something to think about. This is extremely high in value. So that's something to consider. But etherial, somebody asked about XP XP. Another point that I believe in, I've been invested in zipser twenty seventeen also.

Obviously they've had a lot of issues this year, but they're not really comparable to Ethereum because Yttrium is the platform. XP is great. A lot of Fortune 500 companies have adopted the technology. It is, it is the coin of choice from institutions which makes a lot of crypto enthusiasts not really happy about it because they say that it goes against everything, that crypto standpoint. It's not it's not decentralized. Decentralized. What does a different conversation for different day?

What do you think? Bitcoin actually decentralized is another conversation.

So but yeah, I mean, if you in the space man, you know, educate yourself. Is I even talking to Jim when he was talking about, you know, Mark Cuban, he was like, you know, Mark Cuban just allowed Dogecoin. So we want to make our coins like, you know, like I'm going to space. I got it.

I got to see everything was going on, you know, like the earth is so simple. Kabul, the capital, the capital coins is one sense that's actually pretty that's pretty impressive. It got up to one cent. Yeah, I bought coins. They were four tenths of a cent. He's already had one, so. Throughout the capital, yes, two point oh, yes, yes, I'm aware, I'm aware, but we've got to start with the basics so people understand what you're doing in his first year.

I'm not Ethereum expert, but prices the crystal ball fire one year target twenty seven, twenty nine sixty. And my five year target for it is forty four point sixty, so.

There you have it, and when I chopped it up so we can run it back in the easiest place to buy Krypto, it probably is Coinbase that in my opinion, Doppio going to be stupid. Yeah, I'm excited about that one. Yeah, I was.

I'm waiting for that one. I'm waiting for Stripe, too. I wonder when they stroboscope the incredible stripe. Yes. Yes.

I will still be coming to you. Want me yourself. You've been a muted martonyi. Thank you for that. It was going on fellas. How's it going. How are you doing. Good, doing good. So I'm actually wanted to touch on the whole Coinbase thing as well because I'm looking at like I've been doing some research on on and private trading. They've been valued at about one hundred billion and last year, twenty, twenty days at about one point one billion in revenue.

So but then there's also going back to be a barium thing. There's a there's a decentralized exchange called unit swap that did about nine nine ninety three million in revenue last month, which if you average that, if you add that up over the course of a year, it's about the same type of revenue that Coinbase is doing with their market cap right now is thirty four million. So they have a lower market cap but are doing the same type of numbers that Coinbase does.

And this is a decentralized exchange. So would you say that Coinbase is overvalued or would you say that the swap is undervalued? What's the most likely scenario?

To be honest, both are undervalued. I don't think people can really put an accurate number on how valuable Coinbase is. But Uni, I want to see if they can get those numbers for maybe another four or five months. But if you believe in them, I think is always like if you believe in just put two or three of them together in a space and hold onto it for dear life, at least for five years. Because in your heart of hearts, if you've done a research and you dug into, you know, what the probability is, what doing well is.

But if you hedge with Coinbase, it's kind of like if I put Apple with Tesla, but Tesla from four years ago, at some point you could take off and you want to in your portfolio and you don't want to miss out, just put them together. But I think them together is better than separate. Gotcha, gotcha. Thanks for that shout out to the Krypto Club owners want changes, wanted to put that out there.

Yeah, the club is like Krypto Club is lit. Yeah. I mean, exciting time to be an investor. You got real estate. You had the versus last week with M.G. going back and forth.

My guy bring him back.

That was though you got a lot of stuff going on right now. Mean real estate stocks. Krypto Nettie's just educate yourself. You know, we're not going to tell you exactly, you know, whatever you want to invest in, just invest. But make sure your educated guess.

The most important lesson though diversifying. I mean, it's funny me and that we can argue about anything. Right. But I want you guys to put everything in your portfolio that you think will go up in value. It's not I'm a keep saying this is not the biggest travesty in our community. In the 1980s, they made us pick between stocks and real estate. And look how big of a mistake that was. Like, I want you guys to go Google how many properties BlackRock has and Buffett and a couple of other top hedge funds to a lot of doors that happen in tandem with it is the ultimate hedge.

So. So you have it, ladies and gentlemen, Serasa, you don't know what's going on and nothing. Thank you guys for calling on me again.

I think two weeks ago my audio was a little wacky on my lawyer for the I'm trying on Monday.

Thank you guys so much.

And yes, you do have ADHD and I absolutely love it. I'm an educator and I love having my kids with ADHD in my class because just when they find their niche, it's like no stopping them. So you found you found your niche.

So I appreciate you. No problem. I had a quick question about future. So I'm in the future class, the new one that just started. And so I'm really just trying to educate myself around futures because it's different than stocks, because of the University of the Trap, of course. But like futures is a whole nother life. What are some what's some literature or some information? Because there's so much out there. I just I'm not trying to hear all the noise scorebook.

Some books are so good. One good trait the title got to have is value. If you can just focus on one good trait per week. You'll be fine, because most traders end up like, I need you guys to write this down. What's most traders get to 35 trades. They normally blow up their entire account. I always tell everybody red pandas, like, let everybody get into that gun battle and then they'll kill each other, we can just grab the flag and win a second book will be probably.

From a macro perspective, like complete turtle traders, that's good. And then any book you can pick up from Larry Williams on Futures I think is higher now. But Larry Williams, Larry R. Williams would be pretty good after that, though. It's all practice. Just kind of like teaching your kid how to swim in a book. You can't do it. You have to get those trades in.

Yeah, I'm actually doing like I said, I'm doing a futures course. But I was waiting for Nyjer to approve my account so that I could fund it. So I've been just going through thinkorswim paper money.

That's great. And when you find your account, please don't take any trades until you complete the 200. Oh, no, no, we're not worried. You know, I love you, but yes, we're not going.

I will be a patient wise and patient and thank you, because the more trades you take, you will be able to handle the market. And then here you have to be so precise. You can't gamble and kind of hope that things will work out over the course of the day. But the great part is when you get it down. The Freedom Party, like the dream team you saw with me, you can see how happy they were to freedom for freedom, but it took a lot of work for them to get there.

OK, yeah, I'm willing to put in the work. Definitely. All right.

Thank you. I appreciate you guys going. Thank you. Have a good night. You sound amazing tonight. Thank you. Thank you. God bless all our educators, man. Shout out to the shout out by somebody. So that's not a compliment. I do take it as a compliment. My brain is not even fully right.

And look how far I got. That's amazing. Wait, wait, wait. Now, this is my God, Tyronne.

Let's go. A family. How are you doing? Schadenfreude. I don't know how you got wrong. Coleman. Oh, that's Tyronne Coleman. What's going on, brother? Bro, it's been a long time. Oh, Tom, don't.

He jumped in a book club yesterday. I said last was good as as high school man he beat Greenberg was going on the foul ball.

Don't know what the answer is. I got a question. A quick question on Ábhar. Have you guys heard about it and what's your thoughts about it? What's the ticker? Eight bars, cryptocurrency? It's. Yeah, no, I'm not I'm not up on that one.

What is it. What it what kind of functionality does it supposed to be.

Way better than Bitcoin and Ethereum. The transactions are more and faster and IBM, Google there are all participating of this cryptocurrency. You said h bar a bar. Yeah. OK, I'm a researcher tonight. You can really work. I appreciate you appreciate. What's the symbol all.

See it right here. Yes. Oh the hash crafting hash. Yes. OK, ok.

I'm coming up soon as we get off here.

Number forty. OK, ok. I'm looking at. Yeah yeah. Just if you don't mind just if that's the next time you got to talk about crypto let me know what you thoughts about it. I'm really like I'm happy to do that. I'm a do my homework.

Were you in this position pre twenty. Twenty. Yes.

Oh so you had a nice run up there. Yes I see. Because I'm watching me here was what, three cents in November and we're almost forty cents right now. Forty cents is projected, projected to go anywhere between seven and ten dollars this year.

So I didn't want to say how you suppose a Texas man you guys are out of reach now.

Oh man. Brand New York.

That's all is. Yeah, it is in my notes and I am going to do my homework sheet that I appreciate that. Definitely. And that's that's one of the parts about the, you know, just a platform in general. Definitely more commands is that it's not just us. Everybody has different information and different tips and different advice and and it's a community. So, you know, everybody brings something to the table. And that was definitely something that I wasn't aware of.

So I'm gonna look it up. Appreciate you, bro. I appreciate it.

It's crazy. Thank you. Thank you. Bye bye. I'm calling Kate as soon as we get off this man, I got to put it right in my nose right here. Definitely the. You had a nice run, that's one of them. That was a good wake up in the morning like, you know, it was a great run. Right. And please stop worrying about Treasury notes and inflation.

Everybody, like nobody, cared about Treasury notes before the last three weeks. Like most people don't even know what the healthy bills are. 10 year goes down, that debt goes up.

Look, let's talk about that. Actually, if people like. Yeah, like that's that's in a news.

All right, can we just give, like, a quick explanation of that for people that might just be coming into the market and might not be fully aware if it matters, does it matter how I want to do my rock and be like it doesn't matter?

It really doesn't. I mean, the inversion of the yield curve matters. But I don't want you tracking because look what happened. Rates adjust it. And then it was like value value. Great aluminum companies are going to rule the world now and then up because by the time you get the news, it has gotten to you too late. That's why I'll tell you, don't let anyone freak you out. If you guys want to read about Treasury notes, great.

If you want to hop on the Federal Reserve website, it'll put you right to sleep. It'll be the best meditation you ever had. But in the grand scheme of things, it does not matter for those of us that are older and for those that were adults in the 1990s and 1980s, you remember when interest rates were high as hell, mortgage rates were high as hell, the market still went up. So you don't have to worry about it.

In the grand scheme of things, if inflation and an adjustment of one to two percent hurts your portfolio. You were in bad companies anyway. Bad press. TB, just somebody in Utah who just keeps asking the same question, what's the best app to buy crypto? You might have been not absent when we said this Bitcoin base.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. I mean, Coinbase is not one of them is one. But if you want to have a safe sort of platform with the most coins, I would say finance. But that is tricky because that's a whole that's a whole.

I was I would encourage you to to tap into YouTube on your own, like to deal with companies just not based in America. That gets tricky. Yeah.

Gemini's another one that's based in America speaking from firsthand experience that I don't have as many coins. That's true.

Yeah. Darlene, unmuted. What's going on? I thank you so much for calling on me. Have a quick question. When you all speak of, like, just if I have Apple and I just keep investing every month, then I'm not really considering the price target price of getting in. I'm just putting money in to Apple every month. That's how it works.

It's better to put it in every month opposed to doing nothing, because the number one reason people don't have enough money for retirement is companies have tricked us to pay them for them to get rich. Opposed to putting ourselves first, so I would rather you do that than anything else, if you can get in at a better price, it helps a I talk to everybody stock up, but. I would rather you just buy every month and treat it, and it'd be the first bill that you pay every single month, so that way you'll be OK because in like, look how much different your life could have been if someone.

You know, 40 years ago would have put 15 thousand shares away for you. Right, right. Yeah. So just by every month, if you don't know a calculated way to get in.

OK, but you had to answer your question. Yes. That's if your dollar cost averaging you're not really worried about. It's not you're not trying to time the market. You just put the money on a consistent the first of every month. You just put money down.

Yeah. All right. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you for the amazing question.

But you have to have you have to be you have to understand, when you dollar cost averaging on Bahat, you're going to buy a lot. This is why it's called dollar cost, average keyword and that is average. So you you're averaging over the course of like over the course of a year your average. And like I said, it's actually been proven that as a very efficient way of investing. So, you know, just keep in mind that, you know, that's part of it, that sometimes you can buy a little bit higher.

Sometimes you can buy a little bit lower. Yeah, that's OK. OK.

All right. Thank you. Apple software and most traders who like I know I'm going to get in at the break of the 20 and the 200, like they don't do it by people trying to overtreat and look at all these prices. They end up doing worse than the person who almost knows nothing, who just puts the money in.

Yeah, if it was a fifth, we'd all be drunk or high school coach told me that the TV that's like the consistency matters more than anything like Anderson is football and I hate to invest and it's not hard. Just pick for the good and pour all the money you can into. Does it like the intellectual, like masturbating to everybody does about prices, and it's like bye bye.

Two weeks in a row. Yeah. What's going on? This is horrible decisions set out.

The video sort of sucks, you know, bad because people are like, oh, the RSI in the magazine and then across here and then the 200.

And it's like, did you buy nine months later? Didn't buy, missed out, simple is better.

And we will see the same thing in athletics, like sometimes the kids who did not have every hoop drill DVD and every shoe he didn't have like the rebounder at his career, he just can get he has two moves in, works the sneakers with the arm that made you stand on your toes.

Yeah.

Like you had to do jump solos and a parachute. And then it's like I don't come out drunk and symbolism, but you last like crazy. Get to the words jump.

So I don't have to wait for you to work out, but I'll knock your legs or catch on fire.

Yeah. Yeah, I definitely had those. They skip a leg day just to run the world show. Never skip like that. That was a good day. Yeah. Anybody that is thinking about when to get in, I want you to run back last week's market Mondays. When I talk about procrastination, we won't go past this point. But procrastination doesn't help anyone, does it?

It's going to. One more two more questions. Let's go to Wendell. Wendell McCoy, you've been unmuted. Amuse yourself. What's going on? They can, yeah. How are you? Oh, man, I'm great. How you guys doing? Great. First and foremost, I want to say thank you. I'm a new owner. I really appreciate everything you all have done. Like, I have really changed the way I look at life.

So I welcome them in the chat. Welcome in the chat, earner's. Put some flies for him. Welcome. I appreciate you, bro. Thank you. Thank you, man. Really quick question.

And I feel like the last answer may have answered it, but I'll just ask you guys also what is a good, I guess, platform to paper tree? I know Ian mentioned at least try to do at least one hundred in the past. So what will be a good platform or website or anything?

I think this one is about TD Ameritrade. Is it going to matter? You want to do features ninja or Infinity is good and then that way now with long term investor? I'm not going to say you don't need a paper trail. Maybe take five or six paper trades.

Long term investment. You're good. But what if you actually did, trader, you need to get more reps in, because especially in the futures market, you have to realize you're competing against the best people in the world. They want to imagine they're like the first day that you took a dribble. Game one, you're going against the LeBron game to carry the game three Lillard going need a few more reps. Long term investment is like Oh a little tight for him it's a lot easier but yeah TD Ameritrade is a good one to penetrate.

Shout out to us bensimon. One of our boys from out here in Greenberg he he loves thinkorswim and so I watched him paper trail and there so I would recommend it to, it's helped him out tremendously. He's actually live traded now, but he took a whole month, month and a half in futures. Now he's doing options and he's doing regular stocks.

And sometimes you know me, man, I am going to say that because I'm not he's not a good guy, not a role model influence. No rule I could go.

But that's a fact. Yeah, I think it's one man. I actually I hadn't seen the paper trading platform before. He came to my house and sat down with me and show me what he was doing. And I'm like, this is this is pretty dope.

So I definitely would recommend experience for this story to get. We got a lot of good questions tonight, man. I'll you why he university you guys and a lot of good questions that I'm sure everybody could find valuable. And it's always good. I mean, it's one thing for us to just speak, but it's you know, it's great to be able to interact with the people and answer questions and make it makes it a much more lively conversation. So, you know, the thing is, though, to when people at investments that they're involved in that we didn't know about because now gives us it gives us homework and it also helps a community grow because like they're doing a research, they're doing their homework, and now they've given something to the community.

And now we all learn a lot. The direction that, you know, this is the space is headed in right now. March Madness is going on right now. Nobody's even thinking about March Madness. I mean, like it's like people are more concerned about investing. They're more concerned about cryptocurrency. Nettie's all that is, is this is what's going on in shifting the culture.

And we definitely played a part and helped shift the culture as a fact, so we almost had a year, which is crazy enough. So it's going to be two bottles out for the year. Yeah, you do a bottle ceremony.

So when I do, this documentary is going to be interesting to see and hope to see so many people interested, so many people learning, so many people educating themselves. It's just the beginning, you know, but is something that, you know, wasn't always extremely popular. So to see it become popular and to see, you know, entertainers, athletes, rappers talking about it and just regular everyday people talking about it is pretty, pretty dope, pretty cool in my opinion.

So, yeah, I agree. It's cool to be smart. Yeah, it's cool for sure.

Can I try one more for the brother who was 22 so I can give him some insight and some motivation if he invest fifteen hundred for the next 14 years, you have seven hundred and ninety one thousand dollars and 40. I think a 14 percent annual interest on that, if he does 500 a month. He will have two hundred and seventy five thousand if he can find a way to end up contributing twenty one hundred a month for the next 14 years, he'll be a one point one million.

I would say you probably should find another gig or find a business you can do on a site and invest 80 percent of the money at 22. You probably can like retire at 33 34. If you keep your expenses low, you can do it. Doesn't belong to I promise you, there you have it.

And yeah, I saw I was watching the news today and I was watching this segment about college higher education and the courses like still going up even in Korona. And people were saying, like, you know, one father was saying that he was going to have to empty half of his retirement account out to pay for his son to go to private college.

What college was. I forgot. I forgot what college it was. What it was. Yeah, it was one of these colleges. So it just made me think of like like I said, at some point you have to really be grateful because, I mean, is so much information that has been received and you thinking about people paying, you know, two hundred thousand dollars in student loan debt for a bare minimum level of education. You think about it in the grand scheme of life, things that you learn in a lot of times is bare minimum as far as to actually make you money and everything that we everything that we talk about on the market Monday, everything that we do is only to make money like it is.

No, Filloux, there's nothing that I'm saying. We don't do philosophy, stuff like that. No disrespect, but our thing is just to really make money. So, again, a higher level, a higher level of education, higher education.

I mean, this is free, free for almost fifty two weeks now, two hours every single Monday.

This is my biggest work, something every week, four days prepared for the show. Yeah.

So I would be sleeping beautifully but I love so much. And everyone, please. What's the best investment you've made from watching the show. Please, please let us know that because I don't want you to just have the information and sit on the sidelines on it. But literally the stuff that I'm giving you when you guys are like, hey, let me get a scholarship. The tools that I'm running through are the same tools that I'm using to look at the market.

That's how I knew I was going to go to two sixty seventy one time. I'm able to call some of the prices. I could use them, please use them. And if troilus me one day, we'll probably go our hard on charts. But I don't want to blow your mind out today. I still I'm, I remember that the three hour talk class that I was in, that's what people like. Don't don't discount that. Like we educate ourselves.

We increase ourselves. I went to Ian's class. I sat there on a Saturday for three hours and he could have just I going to disown him and said, you know, can you show me? This year? I went to his class with four hundred people for three hours. And I was I called them after like, that was incredible, man. I was blown away.

Yeah, that was right. And I could have just called you, like, can we just sit there with everybody else learning at the same speed? And it was incredible. I've never enjoyed charge as much as I watched that three hours south of me. I appreciate it. Yeah, that was fun. We got to do it again, Neal, at twenty three seventy nine. I wouldn't be too bad either.

I've got a lot of people say so QQQ test on my door and I buy IB Neo, Tesla, Zun Apple, QQQ Square A.W. but Milsom fire Ravana remember Calvados big.

Yeah it's crazy. You know what was big though.

I don't even know if you remember this and I said this in the summertime. I forgot. I even, I mentioned some, I, I never said to invest in it. I said that it was possibly a good swing train and you could make money but it was just be careful. But I definitely mentioned Gush. Oh yeah.

I saw you like that. Somebody hit me like yo good looking on. Gosh, I forgot. I even mentioned gosh I forgot. I even mentioned gosh somebody somebody hit me like you're good looking.

They was like good looking. I think when I, when I mentioned gosh it was like in twenty dollar range, something like that. Let's remember. Twenty two. Some like that. Yeah. It's that seven seventy two dollars right now.

Yeah. So yeah. Man shout shout out to Dave. David Roosen. He's the only person I saw that put dropkicks. That was another one we said. I said at twenty seven dollars is at seventy one now. And Chris I see what Chris was trying to Chris he was in the book club yesterday. We love robots. I saw Jim Cramer just I'm putting my stamp on robots. That is too much equipment.

We already paid the market drain of money out of our pockets, although blacks shout out the Cramer minutes and every time I look by AMD it's coming back and we got the CEO on a night to hopefully and he's been moving sideways for a long time.

But I got. You got to give it time. Yeah, give it a few. But another three months and it moves to the upside. I mean, the run to have is even going back to twenty eighteen, you know, 17 days to push ninety nine and two and a half years, like the kind of returns we are seeing, like we're getting spoiled Riggins for like these kind of returns are unfathomable.

Well also the stock market craze, like that's what I would watch for, new things like people taking advantage of the stock market craze, like there hasn't really been this level of fervor ever. Yeah, this is crazy. Like, this is not something that's normal. So it's a new day. Might be the new normal today might be the new normal until it is over twenty five.

So yeah. I mean before we wrap, we definitely have to speak about something that happened this weekend. Historical moment, hip hop history. Ghostface first Raekwon versus if you from that era, from that era, very nostalgic for back. A lot of memories. And one of the one of the most enjoyable. I watched the whole thing, one of the most enjoyable verses that I've witnessed so far.

Definitely not. I didn't text anybody doing it because I was like I had to have full attention. Incredible. What was your favorite track that when you heard you like all they did that?

Well, of course, very well.

And I thought maybe I at one point I'm so I'm mad that he didn't do AF1, I.

It's a couple of a day into the day that they could have done, but that Jodeci track that was that was that was going to be mine. That was mine show to see was like icepacks. Like the Internet has taken a shine to that child to go somewhere.

Man, that was just the dope that was out, though, for me growing up. I was like 10 years old, 11 years old when the purple tape dropped. And I remember in New York that purple tape was something that changed the culture of New York and everybody was listening to it. While my camp counselors, I am really fully understand what was being said on that.

But did you hear the word play like even now listening to the word plays just like you don't hear anything. You know what I thought? And hopefully we can make this happen. We need to get a podcast. Ringo's just them going back. I would just listen to them talk for hours when they sound like all upstairs, like after they start playing.

I was just so that it's so incredible. And you see what's up on on the shelf, right? Yeah, I definitely see anything goes I think does not get enough credit for the whole sample era too, because he he definitely inspired Justin being kind. So he kind of get left out sometimes as one of the greats, but. Yeah, definitely, definitely. All Jamaicans got clocks in a closet, it was not for me to find some clocks in a while that I got to him.

I wasn't filling a big ego bird. But, you know, you come on, that's the Wonder Woman bracelet.

I'm at a 22 foot statue on his arm goes, I love you know, I want this child to Swiss. And Timberland also meant we definitely got to have a conversation with those gentlemen because they are they doing a thing that's really, really chill. And I believe all of the people that were inverses have some equity stake in it.

Yeah, he's a great negotiating point that most people wouldn't have done that. The 43 people who actually did versus prior to the deal have agreed. And I think it's going to continue on for the people who do it going forward. So I know the next one is the Isley Brothers versus Earth, Wind and Fire. That's going to be legend on Easter Sunday.

That's going to be let's say they got red and meth again, motherless child. They didn't he didn't play Motherless Child either.

He didn't play. They're doing math versus rent. Yeah, why not.

That's that's like that's like the ghost and Ray kinda it's like similar similar to kind of like seeing that though you know like people in groups going I mean ninety five. How high was the hottest song out and one more chance. So they really they got something, they, they, they have something good. They did something good. They did. They got a teaser too. I saw it the upcoming a rematch. So I want to know who the rematch is going to be.

I think Ross it'll probably be a rematch because that was supposed to happen. Shout Rick Ross Charlotta. Rick Ross, Rosie. Yeah.

And has less than a three percent chance to distress. So for those you know, please hold on yourself. Hold on, hold on. Hold the line. Please do. How do I put hands on there.

All right. Well, there you have it, ladies and gentlemen. Any last words?

Look, he said that was the key to happiness. So you put that up in the post. I was late on Instagram. Nah, no. And that's not just a meeting I try to treat every day like this is another chance to be great. And so people ask me why. I'm like because we have the opportunity. We have to enjoy and cherish each moment of life that we have. We're not grants were granted to have it. We shouldn't take it for granted.

And every person that I encounter, I always in my mind think to myself, this is the first time this person could ever meet me. I want to make this encounter special. And so I did that when I was teaching, when I came in contact with my coworkers, when I came in contact with parents, when I came in contact with kids. I want this to be the most enjoyable thing I ever encountered. And so I took that approach with everything.

And so it gives me joy to see them have joy. And so I encourage everybody to take that approach every day. You have a chance to be great when you wake up. That should be tomorrow. Like today is another chance to be great. I want to be one percent better than I was yesterday. So if you continuously do that, those small increments, one percent better than I was yesterday, you're going to be an amazing, amazing human being.

And so I encourage everybody to do that. You know the rules, man, love is always the reach out for somebody took somebody one conversation, one text, not even a conversation. One text could change the trajectory of somebody's life. I'm telling you, we've seen it happen in our own lives a daily basis. We see it. So I encourage and implore you to do that.

Oh, I think it's Teddy Riley. Somebody said Teddy Riley. That would make sense because they had issues with the thing with audio. Oh, Teddy in a baby's OK.

That would think that would make sense how you want to revisit such a classic moment. Teddy Riley, I got to have a mandate dancing in the background. We ran into Prescott.

Yeah, he's a legend. He's a legend. Somebody said more.

Troy, listen, go like if Barack and Oprah had a baby, does you like I don't you naturally just happy all the time. Like, how do you do it? You know, you can't as a person, Troy, you need to put bottles for everyone.

Yeah, I know. Next week we got a big guest for market Mondays. We got to end Women's History Month with a legend, a legendary woman. And yeah, Jim Jones tomorrow.

Make sure you check that out. Make sure you check out the Women's Initiative on YouTube at eight o'clock on Wednesday. Thig Morphy upon your head to head up.

You know, Peace and Love, Yeardley Love, you want to be. What's the last word? We give it to you.

I love you all and thank you for talking with us. We got the chance to train after dark, but just invest like pick up the books that we mentioned and you have everything inside of you that you already need to have this. Now, investing is not that hard. They just tricked us to make us think that it was love. Yeah, that's a fact. No silk sheets and no water.

But if you have silk sheets and we've got to have another, you got you said it's OK because boys say, what kind of do you have a son, Durack to after prayers for you is if they do love and basketball, they got a story about how I was in the university.

Hawaii is up. Shackman Oh. Out to the water, to all the good folks, Michael waterbeds down, that's about NFTE, supported it in hot water. That's a good idea. They got to come with the role. They got to come with a robe and silk slippers and a pipe and a pipe. Don't forget the pipe.

You have no real you have no reason to campus.

You use the cane. We have a love is love with she quaver hold you at the corner.

So really I can't leave. I didn't know that he got the call so he got the Bentley he gave us.

You got a best thing about the building.

They well I saw it means so listen but coach the three boys snap. Watch what I tell you. Shut up.

That's all we have to worry about. All the children. Mary, marriage out. It's sad, but we got to see marriage had to put out some classics challenge that's going to work for Nesto. Well placed trust in the boy man, you were in that situation. You can't run something if someone steps in to the respectfully, respectfully, that is a fact. He knew what he was dealing with beforehand.

It's not like the girl had to shout to everybody and they don't say no.

And for all you entertainers, let me say and we wrap up all you entertainers that are like putting women on, please get some backing and royalties because I'm seeing a lot of good news for platform usage.

Right. And then you're not getting anything on the back end. Please at least have something on the back end.

Any reruns on the bargain backs coming down. You can't be difficult. It's going to be tough. That was the starter kit. Well, you know, noted, noted. Good business lesson. You got to negotiating for what you want, fellas. It's your job to not fall for it.

All right.

So you hold your hair, you hold your head still on a prenup. He did prenuptial agreement.

From what I'm here, you go crazy like a fox. So you may have to give up the house and maybe a car, too, but keep the ranch you keep in the rear end all down. See, he may play crazy, but he's not. And then at some point, we do have to have a conversation about like divorce and all that, like.

Yeah, especially for women, because there's a lot of women that are making a lot of money that I'm seeing.

The tide is turning and guys are starting to play that game with them and take them to the cleaners for no prenup. So we've got to just look at it as insurance. I know it's a tough conversation to have, but the.

And some point I have to take that one in there is going to be crazy, I think it's only appropriate. Hey, I, I haven't made one comment, which I thought women. You smart? Yes. Protect women at all costs. So protect yourself at all costs. No one rule a boxer.

That's what my dad always every time. Yeah, you have to. You have to. But I'm not mad at my got what he said he didn't but can't. If you went back to the I'm mad at you as you are over there as what is after dark. I need that truck back at the barbecue. We are respectfully wise investment decision to go get it back.

Dan. Monday by Monday.