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- 0:00Well, you got to be flipping my
- 0:01flapjacks just perfectly. Look at that
- 0:04move here today, ladies and gentlemen.
- 0:06$87,000
- 0:08move in the public account. We are
- 0:10inching closer and closer to $5 million.
- 0:15Okay, so we have some big things to get
- 0:17into in this video here today. By the
- 0:19way, my camera, it's going to be back
- 0:21next week. Okay, this is probably my
- 0:23last video I'm going to record with no
- 0:25camera, but we will be back. Okay, I
- 0:27know I've seen a lot of comments, a lot
- 0:29of speculation and all that good stuff.
- 0:31Okay. All righty. So, here we are. Okay.
- 0:33We got a stock market in party mode,
- 0:35right? And I'm seeing uh memes like this
- 0:37out here, right? The Fed increased
- 0:38interest rates. Inflation and debt are
- 0:40out of control. The Iran war isn't
- 0:42ending anytime soon. And AI might kill
- 0:44us all. Meanwhile, the stock market's
- 0:46dancing around having a good old party,
- 0:48right? H AMD,
- 0:52here we go again. Look at that move in
- 0:54AMD here today in the public account.
- 0:56Wow. Now, $1.1 million
- 1:01in gains. $1.1 million in gains in the
- 1:04public account alone on my AMD position.
- 1:07Here we go again. It's starting to run,
- 1:09right? And uh this is what AMD does. It
- 1:11goes dormant for a bit and then it
- 1:13absolutely just starts going through a
- 1:15ripper rally. And uh we have started it
- 1:17again now at this point in time. So this
- 1:19posted here today uh out there. I
- 1:21thought it was actually really really
- 1:23interesting around Tom Lee and what he
- 1:26looks for in growth companies and like
- 1:29people understanding growth investing,
- 1:31right? And so he kind of gave a
- 1:33framework here today that I thought I'd
- 1:35speak about cuz I've been fortunate to
- 1:36have some unbelievable growth stocks
- 1:38that were life-changing stocks just over
- 1:40the past few years, right? When you
- 1:41think about Tesla, I believe that was my
- 1:43first stock that went up uh you know
- 1:452,000 plus percent, went up, you know,
- 1:47over seven figures, right? Palanteer a
- 1:502,000% plus gainer for me. Meta was a
- 1:52million dollar plus stock. AMD is
- 1:54obviously a multi-million dollar plus
- 1:56stock in terms of gains there. So I want
- 1:58to speak about kind of growth investing
- 2:00in this video here today as well. Right?
- 2:02So in this video we're going to do three
- 2:03things. Okay. One is at the beginning of
- 2:05this video I want to give you some gems
- 2:07uh for growth investing and like how to
- 2:09find great growth stocks, what to look
- 2:11for, right? And I'm also going to talk
- 2:12about like how this differs from value
- 2:14investing which I think is very very
- 2:16important. Okay. Second subject we're
- 2:18going to get into in this video here
- 2:20today is AMD. Some big changes have
- 2:22happened here with AMD that I got to
- 2:23speak about and we'll talk about where
- 2:25AMD is headed from here. And then we'll
- 2:27talk about a few stocks that are ready
- 2:28to go through some ripper rallies in the
- 2:31fourth quarter this year which we are
- 2:32what less than two weeks away from the
- 2:34fourth quarter start. And so uh yeah, I
- 2:36thought that's going to be important to
- 2:37speak about here today in this one. One
- 2:38thing one thing all I need from you guys
- 2:40if you have not already done so do my
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- 3:00Okay. Okay. So, you want to you want to
- 3:03learn you want to learn how to pick
- 3:05great growth stocks? Okay. Well, listen
- 3:08up. I'm about to drop some gems right on
- 3:10your head. Okay. Listen.
- 3:12If you want to understand growth
- 3:14investing on a high level, right,
- 3:16there's a few things you got to be able
- 3:18to identify in a company. Right? Now, I
- 3:21think this was very interesting what Tom
- 3:23Lee was talking about in regards to
- 3:25growth investing. Right? Tom Lee was
- 3:27saying growth investing requires a clear
- 3:29base and an understanding of the
- 3:31company's total addressable market.
- 3:32Total addressable market is TAM. You're
- 3:35going to hear that talked about a lot.
- 3:36Okay. He says investors often
- 3:38underestimate companies by assuming
- 3:41their future opportunity is limited by
- 3:43market they already serve. He says new
- 3:46technology creates uncertainty,
- 3:49speculation and innovation. But most
- 3:51investors focus on the on the risk than
- 3:54the the opportunity. Focus more on the
- 3:55risk than the opportunity. Okay. So
- 3:57let's go through these one by one. Okay.
- 3:58Growth investing requires a clear base
- 4:00and an understanding of the company's
- 4:01told addressable market. Yes. Now, how
- 4:04do you get to a place where you can
- 4:06really understand the potential TAM of a
- 4:08company? Listen, you the only way you're
- 4:11going to get to that place, you've got
- 4:12to do a crazy amount of study on a
- 4:15company and in a sector in an industry.
- 4:17Okay? So, let's say, you know, you were
- 4:20looking into AMD a year ago or, you
- 4:22know, two years ago, right? Obviously,
- 4:24back in 2025, I was loading up on AMD
- 4:27shares left and right, right? So how did
- 4:30I get to that place that said Jeremy we
- 4:33need to be loading up on AMD? I got to
- 4:35that place by understanding one I
- 4:37understood what happened with Nvidia,
- 4:39right, and their opportunity. And then I
- 4:42started to look at the capex numbers the
- 4:44companies were spending and kind of
- 4:45thinking about where capex numbers are
- 4:47going in future years. And then I was
- 4:48looking at how Lisa Sue was positioning
- 4:50AMD in the marketplace and how this
- 4:53could really boost up numbers for the
- 4:55company in 26, 27, 28, 29, right? And
- 4:59understanding them undercutting price,
- 5:01understanding where the marketplace is
- 5:02going over time. So it it you know
- 5:04you're never going to get it perfect but
- 5:06if you do enough study on a company
- 5:08right in a sector and look at it from
- 5:11all the different you know kind of
- 5:13frameworks around other companies and
- 5:15what they're investing in or customer
- 5:17base you can begin to understand the
- 5:19total addressable market and you're
- 5:21never going to get it perfect like oh
- 5:23it's an 800 billion opportunity or 500
- 5:25billion but you got to understand
- 5:26directionally roughly where things are
- 5:27at right so that's number one but that
- 5:30that takes a lot of work man a lot of
- 5:32conference calls calls. You got to
- 5:33listen to a lot of, you know, CEO
- 5:34interviews. Like the amount of the
- 5:36amount of CEO interviews and conference
- 5:38calls I listened to of AMD in 22, 23, 24
- 5:43start loading up on shares really in 25,
- 5:45right? It was a lot. And you know, the
- 5:48rest is history. Next up here, investors
- 5:50often underestimate companies by
- 5:52assuming their future opportunity is
- 5:53limited to the market they already
- 5:55serve.
- 5:58Yes, that happens quite often. Listen,
- 6:01great companies, great companies,
- 6:04they're going to be able to grow into
- 6:06new areas that they don't currently
- 6:08serve. Okay? Great growth companies,
- 6:11like if I could go I could take you
- 6:13through any of the greatest growth
- 6:14companies in the world, and they all
- 6:16they all do that, right? So, that's
- 6:19something to keep in mind there. Don't
- 6:20just, you know, a great growth company
- 6:22should be growing in ways that you can't
- 6:24even imagine right now, right? Like,
- 6:27incredible. Next up here, new technology
- 6:29creates uncertainty, speculation, and
- 6:31innovation, but most investors focus
- 6:33more on the risk than the opportunity.
- 6:36So,
- 6:38listen, the stock market is one big game
- 6:41of what? What do I always tell you guys?
- 6:43It's a big game of risk, reward, risk,
- 6:48reward. So, the risk always does need to
- 6:50be calculated, right? I've seen plenty
- 6:52of investors waste a lot of money and
- 6:54I've even wasted plenty of money on
- 6:56silly stocks that just were not the real
- 6:59opportunity out there, right? And so
- 7:02don't matter what, you got to always at
- 7:03least focus somewhat on the risk, right?
- 7:06Um and if you if you don't look at the
- 7:08risk enough, what you're going to end up
- 7:10doing is putting too much money in a
- 7:13really dumb stock and losing a crazy
- 7:15amount. Okay? And so the risk needs to
- 7:18be calculated. like I I don't ever want
- 7:20to like diminish that. However, yes, you
- 7:22got to absolutely focus on the the
- 7:24reward potential for that company,
- 7:25right? And um
- 7:28it comes down to a few things, okay? And
- 7:31so I'll put it like this, right? If you
- 7:33have a proven CEO, that helps
- 7:35tremendously. Oh my gosh, does that help
- 7:37in a tremendous way. If you've got a
- 7:38proven CEO who's done it before, that
- 7:42can help out so big. So, if you think
- 7:44about some of these companies that I
- 7:46invested into and made unbelievable
- 7:48amounts of money, man, they were already
- 7:50proven before I invested in them. Like
- 7:52Elon Musk was already very proven before
- 7:54I started really loading up on those
- 7:55shares. When is that 2018, 2019? Uh, so
- 7:58that was already proven. Alex Karp was
- 8:00very proven in the marketplace as well.
- 8:02Palent, he'd been building Palunteer
- 8:04for, you know, uh, probably 15, 20 years
- 8:06before they ever went public. Meta when
- 8:09I started buying Meta stock especially
- 8:11heavy in 2018
- 8:13uh 2022 right Zuckerberg already been
- 8:16proven I already did several
- 8:18acquisitions already been a public
- 8:19company CEO for a long time and look at
- 8:21the money we made in Meta right AMD Lisa
- 8:24Sue listen I wish I would have bought
- 8:26that stock back when it was $2 and Lisa
- 8:28Sue was very unproven but I did not but
- 8:30you know what I did certainly last year
- 8:32and load up on shares right and now
- 8:34we've made multiple million dollars on
- 8:36AMD stock and So that was a very proven
- 8:40CEO situation. Like Lisa Sue took over
- 8:42this company. You know, it was like a a
- 8:44two buck chuck stock. It was a joke. It
- 8:46was nearly bankrupt. And so she already
- 8:49proven that she can build a great
- 8:50company. Right now, you also want to
- 8:53usually the easiest opportunities that I
- 8:56find are companies that already have a
- 8:58proven stable business model and a
- 9:00proven like customer base. So a lot of
- 9:02times people will take risk on some
- 9:05companies that don't already have a
- 9:08proven stable business model. So I think
- 9:10about some stocks that really got people
- 9:12in a lot of trouble, you know, over the
- 9:14years. Like I remember Virgin Galactic
- 9:16stock. You guys remember that one? It
- 9:18might still be a public company. That
- 9:19one lost a lot of people a lot of money
- 9:21over time. And uh just not a proven
- 9:23business model there, right? Uh I think
- 9:25about you know what another stock was
- 9:26that used to be really popular back in
- 9:28the day? It was, man, this stock was
- 9:31really popular. NEO, NEO stock didn't
- 9:34have a pro proven stable business model,
- 9:36right? But it was a very popular stock
- 9:38back in the day. And I could take you
- 9:40through a long list of companies that
- 9:41just didn't have a proven stable
- 9:43business model. And if I think about
- 9:45even the ones that I got up into over
- 9:48the last 18 years that ended up not
- 9:50being the real opportunity, those
- 9:52companies usually didn't have stable
- 9:54business models. They were just very
- 9:55speculative. It's much easier to bet on
- 9:58a stable business model and make a ton
- 10:00of money that way rather than risk the
- 10:04farm when you know the CEO is not proven
- 10:07or the business model is not proven,
- 10:09right? And so we'll give you a really
- 10:11good example of obviously one of the
- 10:13most beautiful business models ever,
- 10:15Apple, right? Apple a great growth
- 10:18company over the past 20 to 25 years. No
- 10:21debate, right? So, if we think about you
- 10:23were an investor of this company over
- 10:25kind of this 20-year span here, right?
- 10:27Think about it like Steve Jobs comes
- 10:31back to Apple in the late 90s,
- 10:33stabilizes a balance sheet. He was
- 10:35already a proven CEO, right? Now, they
- 10:40also stabilized their computer business,
- 10:41got out of some other businesses and
- 10:43some bad products they were in, and they
- 10:45launched the iPod and the iTunes store.
- 10:46And so, that starts taking off like
- 10:48crazy around 03 roughly, right? And so
- 10:52right then and there they already had a
- 10:54very stable business model. Now you had
- 10:58to also have an imagination. This is
- 11:00what Tom Lee kind of talks about here
- 11:02about new technology creates
- 11:03uncertainty, speculation, innovation. Uh
- 11:06you know and investors focus more on
- 11:07risk and opportunity and investors
- 11:09underestimate companies by assuming
- 11:11their future opportunities limited to
- 11:12market share they already have. Right?
- 11:14Listen, with a company like Apple,
- 11:17proven CEO got a stable business model
- 11:20now at this point in time, right? This
- 11:22was now a company you could bet on
- 11:24because you can say this isn't going to
- 11:25be the only time they innovate. They're
- 11:28going to come out with other
- 11:28gamechanging products. They got this guy
- 11:30Steve Jobsy in the company. He's proven
- 11:32several times to come out with
- 11:33innovative products that will take off
- 11:35and start selling like crazy, right? And
- 11:37so that would have been a time period
- 11:39where you could bet on the company. And
- 11:41listen, if you bet on Apple in ' 03, the
- 11:44stock had already gone up significantly
- 11:47from where it was a few years prior to
- 11:49that. But that's okay. You're not going
- 11:51to get it at the exact bottom. You know,
- 11:53if you bet on Apple in 1998, that was a
- 11:56very bis very risky time to bet on
- 11:58Apple. The b the business model and and
- 12:00the the balance sheet were not in a good
- 12:02place. It was much easier to bet on
- 12:04Apple in 03, 04, 05 when they already
- 12:06had stability. Okay, much easier. Maybe
- 12:09not as much money to be made, but guess
- 12:11what? You bet on Apple in these years,
- 12:14you still made life-changing money.
- 12:16Okay. Did you make as much money? No.
- 12:19Did you still change your life
- 12:20completely? Yes. You You would have more
- 12:23money than you knew what to do with. And
- 12:25Apple had already proven it, right? So
- 12:27then Apple comes out and shows off the
- 12:29iPhone in 2007. New market opportunity,
- 12:32right? And so that's a great opportunity
- 12:34to look at an Apple in those days,
- 12:35right? And this was still before I
- 12:37entered the market, right? I didn't
- 12:38enter the market till about here. But
- 12:41this was a great opportunity like
- 12:42Apple's growing in a new area. They're
- 12:44growing in a new space, right? You still
- 12:46bet on Apple and you can see like how
- 12:48they're going to be able to grow this
- 12:49business. Then they come out with the
- 12:50iPad and show off the iPad in 2010.
- 12:52Okay, now they're moving it more into
- 12:54mobile devices, right? And then kind of
- 12:56around here, they come out with AirPods,
- 12:58come out with Apple Watch, right? Their
- 13:00next generation of gamechanging
- 13:01products. And so like you could see how
- 13:04this company could keep growing and
- 13:05growing, growing into new markets. And
- 13:07uh it wasn't just like you know you
- 13:10could have looked at it back here and
- 13:11thought they were only tapped by like
- 13:12computers and then they come out with
- 13:13iPod and it's like okay then iPhone and
- 13:16iPad and like you know what happened in
- 13:19that Steve Jobs Johnny IV era was what's
- 13:21legendary obviously right and but you
- 13:24got to understand like this is where
- 13:26growth investing differs very much from
- 13:28value investing okay and so it's very if
- 13:31you want to become a great growth
- 13:32investor you also in my opinion should
- 13:35understand value investing on a high
- 13:37level. If you don't understand value
- 13:38investing on a high level, I think
- 13:40growth investing gets very difficult.
- 13:43And you know, I I'll tell you to guys
- 13:45like this. It's like being a boxer and
- 13:46all you know how to throw is a haymaker
- 13:48punch, right? Uh it works for a while
- 13:50until it doesn't and you get punched in
- 13:52the face and it doesn't quite work so
- 13:53well, right? You better know your
- 13:54defense as well, right? So the way look
- 13:57at Apple today very very different than
- 14:00like Apple throughout this era. Listen,
- 14:02if you want to think about investing in
- 14:04a company like Apple nowadays, right,
- 14:05it's more of a value stock. So, what do
- 14:07you need to look at for a value stock, a
- 14:09dividend paying stock? Well, you need to
- 14:12look at things like Mo, like how strong
- 14:15is the business model to fight off
- 14:16against competitors, right? So, I'd be
- 14:18thinking about the Apple ecosystem
- 14:20nowadays. If I was looking at a stock
- 14:22like Apple, I wouldn't really think
- 14:23about like where's the next G where's
- 14:25the ne are they going to launch the next
- 14:27iPhone? Like, no, they're not going to
- 14:29launch the next iPhone, okay? They're
- 14:31going to keep just iterating on their
- 14:32current products and make those a little
- 14:34better over time. And you know, that's
- 14:36going to be that, right? And so it's not
- 14:38like they need to come out with the next
- 14:39gamechanging like new product that no
- 14:42one's ever seen before, right? They need
- 14:43to just keep making their current
- 14:45products a little better, a little
- 14:46better, and a little better over time,
- 14:47right? So they got a nice mode around
- 14:49the business with their software side of
- 14:50the business, right? I'd be thinking
- 14:52about a company like Apple as like
- 14:54what's the forward P I'm paying for the
- 14:56stock versus projected future growth
- 14:58rates this particular company has and
- 15:01that would be able to kind of
- 15:02directionally push me if Apple's a good
- 15:05opportunity to buy or not a good
- 15:06opportunity to buy right and so I hope
- 15:10you guys are really uh you know learning
- 15:12from all this information I'm giving you
- 15:14guys here you know around kind of growth
- 15:16investing how to think about this versus
- 15:17value investing these sorts of things I
- 15:18hope you guys are really enjoying this
- 15:20let me know in the comments section if
- 15:21you're really enjoying uh cuz we're 15
- 15:24minutes deep into this baby now at this
- 15:25point in time. Okay, so here here's like
- 15:28projections I have for Apple over the
- 15:30next few years, right? So I I have Apple
- 15:33doing around 10% revenue growth on
- 15:35average. I have them doing around 12%
- 15:37net income growth on average. Right now
- 15:41for a company like Apple that has a
- 15:42strong motor around the business growing
- 15:44these sorts of growth rates, I kind of
- 15:45have them at a 29 to 34 PE. Right? Which
- 15:48puts Apple at only a compounded annual
- 15:51growth rate roughly in with the S&P 500
- 15:53under this bull case. Right? So in order
- 15:56for Apple to make a lot of sense as an
- 15:58investment
- 16:00one, they have to buy back a ton of
- 16:02shares over time, right? Because that
- 16:04would help the earnings per share go up
- 16:05much more quickly because if you can
- 16:07grow net income at let's say 12% on
- 16:09average per year, right? under this bold
- 16:12case assumption here and you buy back a
- 16:14ton of shares, you might have your EPS
- 16:16go up at a 14% clip or something like
- 16:18that, which then makes your compound
- 16:20annual growth rate, you should likely
- 16:21get on the stock higher uh than than
- 16:24what it's showing here, right? Or you
- 16:27need Apple to grow at a faster clip than
- 16:2910% on average per year over the coming
- 16:31years. If they can do either of those or
- 16:33both, Apple can return you probably a
- 16:35double-digit return over the next four
- 16:38or five years. But if they can't, then
- 16:41Apple's not actually a very attractive
- 16:42stock to buy right now. Right? So, under
- 16:44my under my numbers, Apple's not a very
- 16:47attractive stock to buy. It's not a bad
- 16:50stock. It's just there's much better
- 16:52opportunities in the market in my
- 16:53opinion over the next four or five years
- 16:55than something like an Apple, right? But
- 16:58when I got in the market, right, like my
- 17:00my focus was really on value stocks. You
- 17:03know, once I started kind of learning
- 17:04Warren Buffett stuff, this is like ' 09
- 17:07into 2010. I really focused on value
- 17:09stocks. So, I bought stocks like
- 17:10Walmart, Kimberly Clark, um you know,
- 17:13Kagra Foods, like very boring companies,
- 17:15but understanding like how to look at a
- 17:17PE ratio and look at a business model
- 17:19for stability and those sorts of things
- 17:21helped out in a tremendous way. And so,
- 17:23I would I definitely think it's a great
- 17:26idea if you guys also make sure you're
- 17:29not just focusing on trying to find the
- 17:32next AMD or the next Palunteer, those
- 17:34sorts of stocks. Like those can be
- 17:35life-changing stocks if you can find
- 17:36them. But you also got to build a
- 17:39portfolio around value and dividend
- 17:40stocks as well. Like sometimes people
- 17:42don't want to put in the hard work and
- 17:45buy some more, let's call it boring
- 17:48stocks. Listen, there's a lot of value
- 17:50stocks out there that can give you, you
- 17:51know, 10, 15, 20% returns a year and are
- 17:55phenomenal for your portfolio and are
- 17:58fairly low risk, right? But I think
- 18:01nowadays a lot of people look at like
- 18:03you look at my lifestyle nowadays,
- 18:05right? And I got the house and it
- 18:06overlooks the whole city, right? Like
- 18:08this house didn't come overnight. Like I
- 18:10had a you know how many boring stocks I
- 18:12had to invest into? You know how many
- 18:14growth stocks I invest into that didn't
- 18:16end up being the great growth stocks and
- 18:18end up wasting a lot of capital? Like
- 18:20it's, you know, over 18 years that's a
- 18:23lot, right? And so you got to understand
- 18:25a long before I found my AMD, my Meta,
- 18:28my Palanteer, my ELF, my Tesla, like
- 18:31life-changing stocks like those, right?
- 18:33Before those, there was Trinity
- 18:34Industries, there was Hansen's Natural
- 18:36Beverage, which you guys now know as
- 18:37Monster, right? There was Cabela's,
- 18:39there was Cirrus Logic. Those stocks
- 18:41were very good growth stocks for me, and
- 18:45I made a lot of money in those. But I
- 18:47can tell you this was another level up
- 18:49in regards to that, right? But it had to
- 18:52I had to start somewhere. So that you
- 18:53know that was before this. But you know
- 18:55what was before that? Before those it
- 18:57was Walmart. It was Kimberly Clark. It
- 18:59was Kagra Foods. Those boring freaking
- 19:01stocks, right? And so it's it's like a
- 19:06don't always focus on just like the
- 19:08shiny object I guess you can say, right?
- 19:11And just like you know a lot of people
- 19:12just want to start at the top and like
- 19:14find a palunteer. And if you can do
- 19:16that, great. But I'm just saying like
- 19:18there's nothing wrong with building it
- 19:19the way I built it, right? There's
- 19:21nothing wrong with that. Uh because a
- 19:23lot of people think they're just going
- 19:25to jump straight to do what I've been
- 19:28able to do, right? And they get
- 19:30themselves in a lot of trouble because
- 19:33they don't find what I find and they
- 19:34find some other shiny object that they
- 19:37think is the next Palunteer and then
- 19:39they invest into it. Like listen, there
- 19:42was a stock, you know, there's another
- 19:43stock um it was called C3AI, right?
- 19:46C3AI. People thought that was the next
- 19:48Palanteer. And so I guar there's a lot
- 19:50of people out there that instead of
- 19:52buying Palunteer like I bought, they
- 19:54bought that C3AI company. That C3AI
- 19:57company. Let me look it up on my phone
- 19:58right now. I want to see what that stock
- 20:00is. Let me look it this up. C3
- 20:04AI
- 20:05stock. I got to find this right now.
- 20:08C3AI is a $10 stock. $10 stock. Over the
- 20:13past five years, that stock has lost 78%
- 20:16of its value. 78% of its value. And I
- 20:20can tell you a lot of people got I
- 20:21guarantee you so many retail investors
- 20:24got sucked into a C C3AI and bought that
- 20:26instead of buying Palunteer and they're
- 20:27down 80% on that stock, right? Instead
- 20:30of making life-changing gains. And
- 20:32that's where it's like it's not bad to
- 20:34start with some value in divs. Get that
- 20:36game down and then let's start finding
- 20:38some growth stocks and start building it
- 20:40that way. Right? Just like I didn't
- 20:42freaking started an SF90 Ferrari. Okay,
- 20:44before the SF90, there was a Ferrari
- 20:47Roma. And before I got the Ferrari Roma,
- 20:49I had the Model S Plaid. That thing was
- 20:52too fast. And before I had the Model S
- 20:54Plaid, I had the Model 3 Performance
- 20:57Edition. By the way, the Model 3
- 20:58Performance Edition, one of my favorite
- 21:00cars I ever had in my life. What an
- 21:02awesome car that was. And you know,
- 21:04before I had that car, I had this car
- 21:06that I bought in like what was that,
- 21:072018. Was an Alfa Romeo Stelvio SUV.
- 21:10Man, that car was kind of fun, too. Yep.
- 21:13I had that before that. You know what I
- 21:14had before that? Way back in the day, I
- 21:16had a 350Z. Oh, man. I love that 350Z.
- 21:19That was my first like nice car I ever
- 21:22bought. And that was like 2011. I bought
- 21:24that car, right? And uh you know what I
- 21:27had before the Z? I had the Hyundai
- 21:29Elantre with the squeaky belt. Shout out
- 21:32to all the beautiful ladies that went on
- 21:34dates in the Hyundai Elantre with the
- 21:36squeaky belt. You are real ones,
- 21:38including my wife. Okay, you are the
- 21:40real ones out there. But you got to
- 21:41understand, man, this is all a process.
- 21:43This is all a process. And so, you know,
- 21:46don't get impatient with it. You know,
- 21:48it's a process. I developed a private
- 21:51group back in 2018 and I still run that
- 21:52to this day. And the whole goal is to
- 21:54accelerate the process for you guys. So,
- 21:57hopefully you can have success faster.
- 21:59You can find opportunities much faster
- 22:01than um you know, I did in my first few
- 22:04years, right? But you got to learn all
- 22:06the stuff like that. You can't just like
- 22:08fast forward your way to the top. You
- 22:09don't just go from like the S the
- 22:11Hyundai Elantre to the SF90. It doesn't
- 22:13work like that, boys and girls. Doesn't
- 22:15work like that. You got to put in the
- 22:16work. You got to invest into yourself,
- 22:18right? And so, pin comment down there if
- 22:20you want to join my private group. Get
- 22:21yourself up to a much higher level than
- 22:22where you're at. Let me accelerate your
- 22:24learning and uh put in the work and
- 22:27you'd be shocked at what you can achieve
- 22:28over the next 5, 10, 15, 20 years,
- 22:31right? you know, went from the Hyundai
- 22:33Elantre and then few years later after
- 22:35buying that, I got the 350Z. I got the
- 22:37350Z cuz I got the job at Quick Trip,
- 22:39right, managing and then I was building
- 22:41my portfolio. And so by the time I had
- 22:43the Z, I think I had more in stocks than
- 22:46the whole car cost essentially. So that
- 22:48was like a big moment for me like my
- 22:50whole portfolio is bigger than what I'm
- 22:52actually spending on this car, right?
- 22:53And then, you know, when I got the the
- 22:56Stelvio,
- 22:57my portfolio probably might have been I
- 23:00can't remember. I don't Oh, it might
- 23:01have been a half million dollars or
- 23:02whatever, right? And then by the time I
- 23:04got this, the Model 3 Performance
- 23:06Edition, I think I was already a
- 23:08millionaire. And then, oh shoot, by the
- 23:11time I got the Plaid, I was already a
- 23:12multi-millionaire. By the time I got the
- 23:15Roma, I was already 8 figure net worth.
- 23:17And the SF90 is just we're a whole
- 23:20different level, right? And so, it's a
- 23:22process. It's a process. I hope you guys
- 23:23really enjoyed a lot and and learned a
- 23:25lot from that part there. Okay, AMD,
- 23:27let's talk about big changes here. Let's
- 23:28talk about where AMD's headed. talk
- 23:30about some math in regards to that and
- 23:31then we'll talk about some stocks that
- 23:32are ready for some runs before anybody
- 23:34realizes. Okay, AMD,
- 23:37listen,
- 23:39the new run has started. Okay, the new
- 23:41run in AMD has started. What's the news
- 23:43here? It is well AMD reportedly prepares
- 23:4710% price increase as TSMC costs rise.
- 23:50AMD has notified partners of an expected
- 23:53roughly 10% price increase tied to
- 23:56higher TSM waiver costs. According to
- 23:58report, the increase are expected to
- 24:01affect AMD accelerators, consumer GPUs,
- 24:04and motherboard chipsets with new
- 24:06pricing policies planned for Q4. And and
- 24:09this is after I just I feel like it
- 24:11wasn't that long ago I heard about
- 24:12already another price increase for uh
- 24:15AMD. AMD relies heavily on TSMC for its
- 24:18advanced node CPUs and GPUs, making
- 24:20wafer pricings a key input cost. Okay,
- 24:24so
- 24:26here's the thing, okay? TSMC from what I
- 24:29understand. Okay, TSMC is going up on
- 24:31their customers 5 to 10%. From what I
- 24:34saw, okay, so you look at something like
- 24:38this and the raw math would be like,
- 24:41okay, AMD is going up 10%. Well, TSMC is
- 24:44probably going up around 10% as well. So
- 24:47AMD is not going to make any extra
- 24:49margin off this.
- 24:51This is where things get a little
- 24:53complicated. Okay,
- 24:56the total AMD is going up 10% roughly on
- 24:59total price, right? So, that's a very
- 25:02large number. Let's say they sell a chip
- 25:05for $10,000. Okay? And they go up 10% on
- 25:10that. Well, now that chip that was
- 25:13$10,000 is now $11,000, right? Okay?
- 25:16Stay with me. Now,
- 25:19t the the actual production cost TSM TSM
- 25:22might charge uh to AMD might only be um
- 25:27of that $10,000 chip. You know, if they
- 25:30went up 10%, the increase in that might
- 25:32only be a h 100red bucks, right?
- 25:36So, that leaves like $900 extra. Now,
- 25:39you say, well, maybe AMD is getting hit
- 25:40from some other sides as well. That's
- 25:42that's uh perfectly fair. they could
- 25:45absolutely be getting hit from some
- 25:46other places as well. Um, you know,
- 25:48memory prices are going up and, you
- 25:51know, other things out there and
- 25:52whatnot, right? So, there's always
- 25:54there's always that, but at the end of
- 25:57the day, like when you see a 10% price
- 26:00increase because their customer is is
- 26:03going up 10%. like
- 26:06uh yeah, it it ends up mathematically it
- 26:09ends up being a huge likely advantage
- 26:12for AMD. Like AMD is not just as simple
- 26:16as like they're just uh their price is
- 26:18going up and it's it's um hold on just a
- 26:22second.
- 26:24Sorry about that. I had a call there. Uh
- 26:26but the moral of the story is here AMD
- 26:28is likely getting some margin from this
- 26:29in the end. So do keep that in mind.
- 26:31Okay. So AMD, we are likely going to a
- 26:35$1 trillion plus market cap in Q4. Right
- 26:37now we're just a tad under 900 billion,
- 26:40but I do believe we're heading to a
- 26:42trillion plus in the fourth quarter this
- 26:44year. And uh the Ripper rally is going
- 26:46to roll on, right? And so the way I look
- 26:48at AMD very simply, this is the most
- 26:51exciting stock that's going to be a
- 26:53trillion dollar plus company in 2027.
- 26:56Um, and there's about uh somewhere
- 26:58around like 16 17 stocks somewhere
- 27:00around there roughly. They're trillion
- 27:02dollar companies. There's not one of
- 27:04those companies as nearly as exciting as
- 27:06AMD is in my opinion for 2027. They're
- 27:09going to have the insane growth rates.
- 27:11They're going to have the insane hype
- 27:12and excitement around the stock. And so,
- 27:16uh, yeah, I mean, it's just one of those
- 27:18stocks you're just happy to be
- 27:19positioned into. You know, you're
- 27:21thankful to be positioned into. There's
- 27:23more money to be made in AMD.
- 27:24Absolutely. Is there as much money to be
- 27:26made now as there was a year ago or a
- 27:28year and a half ago? No, of course not.
- 27:30But there's still money to be made in
- 27:32AMD. It still is at the end of the day
- 27:34the the one everybody's going to want to
- 27:36be in. And keep in mind, like there's a
- 27:38lot of Wall Street money that's going to
- 27:39come into the stock next year. When they
- 27:41see the growth rates AMD's putting up,
- 27:43there's going to be a lot of Wall Street
- 27:44money. So, uh, it's party time. It's
- 27:47party time for AMD, right? And so when
- 27:49it's party time though, you know, as the
- 27:51party gets further and further, I'll be
- 27:53looking to to definitely cash some
- 27:54shares. There's no doubt about that,
- 27:56right? I don't want to cash my entire
- 27:58position of AMD no matter what. And I'm
- 28:00still not even at a, you know, a price
- 28:02close to saying, "Oh, I'm going to start
- 28:04cashing my shares." Like, I need AMD
- 28:06minimum 700 plus to even consider
- 28:09consider cashing some shares uh in the
- 28:12public account. So until this number
- 28:15says 700 plus, I'm not even going to
- 28:17consider
- 28:20consider
- 28:21selling shares. And so what does
- 28:23consider mean? That means I might not
- 28:24even like even if the stock was 700
- 28:26today, I might not sell any shares in
- 28:29the public account, right? Which gives
- 28:30you some context about how, you know,
- 28:32bullish still I am on uh the AMD. Okay,
- 28:36next up here, let's talk about uh some
- 28:37stocks that are ready to run uh way
- 28:40faster than anybody realized. Okay,
- 28:41listen.
- 28:43oil, right? So, if we have a dynamic
- 28:46here where let's say oil has peaked or
- 28:50oil peaks in the next month or two,
- 28:53right? Well, if that happens,
- 28:57then that's going to mean likely high
- 28:59probability the 2-year and the 10year
- 29:02also peak. Right? Now, if you're under
- 29:05the assumption that oil is going to 200,
- 29:07250, whatever, uh, you know, these sorts
- 29:10of stocks I'm about to speak of are
- 29:11still not the play, right? Because if
- 29:14oil just keeps going higher and next
- 29:15thing you know, it's 150, it's 200, uh,
- 29:18the 2 years going up a lot higher likely
- 29:20and the 10 year is going up a lot higher
- 29:22likely, which means these stocks are not
- 29:23the play. But assuming oil peaks has
- 29:27already peaked or it's peaking soon,
- 29:29then that will mean the 2-year and
- 29:3110-year will peak as well, right? Which
- 29:34then means certain stocks become the
- 29:37ultimate play. And those stocks are very
- 29:39rates sensitive stocks that have been
- 29:41not the play. Okay? So something like
- 29:44win resorts, winning resorts, like as
- 29:47soon as you get oil to peak and rates to
- 29:49peak and start really heading down, win
- 29:52will start ripping in the fourth quarter
- 29:54in my opinion, right? This is a very
- 29:57rate sensitive stock, like extremely
- 29:59rate sensitive stock. And so yeah, like
- 30:02rates matter significantly to win. No
- 30:04one wants to be in win stock when you
- 30:07know the 10-year keeps going higher, the
- 30:082-year keeps going higher. So when you
- 30:10get that flip happen and uh things start
- 30:13heading the other way, wind becomes uh
- 30:15goes through an absolute ripper rally.
- 30:17And keep in mind, people still got to
- 30:18position into win before that Middle
- 30:20East property opens cuz there's
- 30:22significant risk to not being
- 30:23positioned, you know, if you care about
- 30:25in stock. Not everybody cares about it,
- 30:26but for the people that really trade
- 30:28this stock, you better possession in
- 30:30before that Middle East property opens
- 30:32cuz you don't want to all a sudden hear
- 30:34that business is crazy and you know,
- 30:37wind starts talking about bookings and
- 30:39blah blah blah and next thing you know,
- 30:41uh, wind sitting at a 120 and you're
- 30:43like had an opportunity getting in in
- 30:45the 70s or the 80s and you sat in your
- 30:47hands, right? So yeah, wind stock. Next
- 30:50one, American Express. This stock has
- 30:53been really down this year. one of the
- 30:55best companies in the world. Stocks down
- 30:5716% this year. It's another one that
- 30:59absolutely rips. Um, you know, as soon
- 31:01as you get oil to peak, rates to peak,
- 31:03American Express, will be seen with huge
- 31:06momentum. Next thing you know, they see
- 31:07that stock with a four handle on it, 400
- 31:10plus. The other stock, and this one will
- 31:11be the most uh severe um absolute rip to
- 31:15the upside, will be RH. like once that
- 31:17oil peaks officially and rates peak, oh
- 31:20my gosh, RH is going to absolutely go
- 31:22through a ripper rally in my opinion and
- 31:24you'll see that stock go, you know, 120
- 31:27to 200, right? Now, if if obviously if
- 31:30oil keeps going up and next thing you
- 31:31know, oil reaches alltime highs and, you
- 31:34know, then the 2-year tenure going
- 31:35higher and these stocks will go down
- 31:37shortterm, right? But like I don't think
- 31:40people understand how much upside
- 31:42happens as soon as oil and rates peak
- 31:44and how insane the rallies will be in
- 31:48these particular stocks, right? But a
- 31:50lot of times people think they got all
- 31:51the time in the world, right? They got
- 31:53all the time in the world and it's like,
- 31:54you know, patience matters, but you got
- 31:57to know when to strike. And so I'm
- 31:58looking at certain stocks right now and
- 32:00I'm building positions cuz you you got
- 32:02to know when to strike. Like AMD, I
- 32:04could have looked at that one last year
- 32:05when it was hundred something dollars
- 32:06and I was loading up on shares and been
- 32:07like, "Oh, I got time." Because the big
- 32:10big growth rates aren't until 2027.
- 32:13Dude, by the time you were in 2027, AMD
- 32:15is probably going to be 700, $800, $900
- 32:17a share, and you had an opportunity to
- 32:19buy it at 100 something. You missed it.
- 32:21Like, you know, I could have waited on
- 32:22Palanteer and not bought it when it was
- 32:24seven bucks and been like, "Oh, I'll
- 32:26wait to buy it when the numbers look
- 32:28great again, right?" And they show they
- 32:30start showing the insane growth. I mean,
- 32:32by the time they started showing the
- 32:34insane growth rates, the stock would was
- 32:35already approaching a hundred bucks, you
- 32:38know? So, was there still money to be
- 32:39made? Yeah, but it wasn't the
- 32:40life-changing money. It wasn't
- 32:41gamechanging money, right? You don't
- 32:42have all the time in the world on these
- 32:44stocks. So, do keep that in mind, right,
- 32:46ladies and gentlemen? Okay. You know,
- 32:47Tesla, Tesla invested in that one way
- 32:50before the the profitability hit, right?
- 32:52I could see how they get to
- 32:53profitability, but I invested in it way
- 32:55before. And by the time Tesla, you know,
- 32:58the numbers were great and they were
- 33:00super profitable, the stock had already
- 33:02moved 1,000%. You know, you missed out
- 33:04on a 10x. So, something to keep in mind
- 33:06there, right? All righty, ladies and
- 33:08gentlemen. Hope you really enjoyed
- 33:08today's video. Remember, you don't have
- 33:10all the time in the world. Let's take
- 33:11this stuff serious. Let's get rolling
- 33:13now. I'm glad I did back when I did. I
- 33:15can tell you that cuz we wouldn't be
- 33:16here certainly, right? And so, if your
- 33:19time is now and you're ready to take
- 33:20this stuff serious, pin comment down
- 33:21there. Join the private group and let's
- 33:23get you up to the highest level
- 33:25possible. You'll be shocked at, you
- 33:26know, where you can go, what you can
- 33:28achieve over the coming years if you
- 33:30take this game serious, right? And let's
- 33:31do it. Uh, other than that, I shall be
- 33:34back on your screen with my face shining
- 33:36hopefully. Uh, maybe soon. Much love and
- 33:39have a great
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