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"And here's a big tell. An Adobe board member, the CEO of Eli Liy, just bought nearly $2 million of stock with his own personal money."

"Guys, stock number five is one that's been beaten up hard. Adobe, the maker of Photoshop, Premiere, and the creative tools designers use every single day."

"Next stock, Alibaba. Now guys, Alibaba has been on a whirlwind. I had shares, they skyrocketed in price. I lost the shares due to a covered call at 140 or something something along those lines. It went up to 190. I was like, "Oh man, did I make a mistake? Did I pull another Meta mistake where I sold Meta too soon?" And now the stock has fallen back. So what is Alibaba? Well, think of them as the Amazon of China, but across e-commerce, cloud computing, and digital payments. And they serve over 1."

"Next stock, Alibaba. Now guys, Alibaba has been on a whirlwind."

"Next company up is good old Pay Pizzle, PayPal, Elon Musk's original company that funded so many other businesses."

"Next, Southwest Airlines. I know guys, airlines make people nervous. Even Buffett says it's a very tough business. But Southwest has always been different."

"As you know, Ulta is winding down its store inside a store deal with Target, but it just announced a brand new partnership with Bath & Body Works"

"First up is Ulta Beauty, the largest beauty retailer in the entire United States."

"They're now hyping a group called Mangoes. Meta, Anthropic, Nvidia, Google, OpenAI, and SpaceX. We did a whole video on it recently."

"They're now hyping a group called Mangoes. Meta, Anthropic, Nvidia, Google, OpenAI, and SpaceX. We did a whole video on it recently."

"Alibaba was up 120% at one point. It was really driving the returns. That same stock is only up 17%."

"We got a high of 52% by Southwest, a low of loss of 52% by Adobe"

"We got a high of 52% by Southwest, a low of loss of 52% by Adobe"

"Back on December 27th, 2024, Dalton, one of our in-house analysts, made an exclusive video on Micron for our community."

"while Broadcom trades at almost 32 times forward earnings."

"Micron is trading at roughly 9 to 14 times forward earnings. Let me put that into perspective. Nvidia as comparison trades at 19 to 22 times forward earnings"

"Micron started this year with a stock sitting around $295 per share. Wall Street was starting to figure out that there was a serious shortage of AI memory. The stock started to climb. Then last week, Micron reported those earnings and the numbers were unlike anything this company has ever seen in its entire 47-year history."

"So, let me give you a quick background on this company. Micron was founded in 1978. And I love this detail. They started in the basement of a dentist office in Boise, Idaho. Four guys with a dream of building memory chips. That is a 100% true story. They spent the next few decades making DRAM and flash memory. Basically, these are the chips that store and move data inside computers and phones. For most of its life, this is what Wall Street called a cyclical stock. That means when memory chips pr"

"Micron just dropped earnings and the numbers were absolutely historic."

"We may be staring at a decade where the expensive S&P and QQQ disappoint, and where cheaper, smaller companies, like the ones found in the Russell 2000, finally get their turn, just like they did after the year 2000."

"Give me a strong, cash-generating company that's hated right now, like Adobe. People joke about it being down again, but if it keeps growing its cash quarter after quarter, revenue quarter after quarter, eventually people will care again."

"There's also VTWO, the Vanguard version, which does the same job for a very low fee."

"The most popular Russell 2000 fund is an ETF with a ticker IWM."

"Some of the biggest names like Meta, Microsoft, and Amazon have actually been lagging and by a wide margin."

"Some of the biggest names like Meta, Microsoft, and Amazon have actually been lagging and by a wide margin."

"Some of the biggest names like Meta, Microsoft, and Amazon have actually been lagging and by a wide margin."

"If I had told you at the start of 2000 that the next 12 years on the Nasdaq would be a negative 2.55% return, you would have you would have cried."

"If you look at QQQ, the Nasdaq, it was flat for 16 years. And QQQ was the investment you had to have in 2000 because the internet was changing the world."

"Stock number three, guys, is Viva."

"A lot choppier than PayPal, but the line here is clearly up."