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"Uh with meta recently slipping again. It could get cheap enough for me to start gobbling up shares again that will print easy money in the end."

"But, I believe Amazon as well is going to be a big winner in the next few years, okay? Look out 5 years and you tell me if you think Amazon's going to be bigger or smaller than what they are right now. And they they are accelerating their growth in some of their growth leaders, and they're getting into higher and higher profit margin businesses overall. So, I'm really, really excited for some of the new things that are coming with Amazon here in the next few years that I think are really going t"

"So, what stocks do I see as easy money? Well, we just discussed SoFi recently, discussed it too much, so I'm not going to rehash it here again. You can You can catch any of my previous two three videos on SoFi there if you want me to talk about why I believe that stock is an easy money stock, okay?"

"Now, Meta seems to die every few years. I've been buying shares for years now, and each time it dips, I look dumb because, of course, it dips and sometimes really, really hard. But, of course, in the end, you see it ends up looking quote-unquote genius in the end, where everyone questioned why I was buying and I looked dumb in the short term."

"Same thing with Palantir, right? Dead stock for 3 years. Bought it at 15, fell all the way down to six, right? Went up to 15 again, then fell down to seven."

"Uh I bought Apple a long long time ago. It fell 40% after that, okay? But, the reality was I was really dumb in the short term. And I And I was actually double dumb, if that's even a thing, because I didn't double down whenever it fell 40%. Nonetheless, that right there is what you got to do. Had to look dumb in the short term to get 55,000 plus percent gain long term on, you know, that stock."

"Heck, and just this past year, AMD for under $100 per share and it seems like it's been that way forever because my group's been buying that stock forever underneath those prices. And look at the run you just got that's just now getting started."

"Uh some of you guys love Hims stock. They were buying that one down in the $4 range seemed like forever."

"Robinhood in the uh you know, 10 bucks, like there's no end."

"we had group members who bought Nvidia in the low teens."

"I mean, heck, even SoFi last year could be had in the $9 range because Noto was a bad CEO, and even despite its recent struggles after earnings, uh no fault of the earnings there, just hey, fintech just is getting beaten up overall, you were still up big on those buys."

"Google was a dead stock and so far behind that they were dead as a company, okay? And I'm not even talking about 2022 when you could pick it up for 80 bucks, you know, or even in 2024 when you could pick it up for just over 100 bucks or so, 120. We're talking about last year. It could be had for just $150 per share, and for years prior to that, obviously, we had it just as low as $80. And for years, all I heard while I was busy buying was that it's a dead company, you're dead money, you're wasti"

"so stocks like Goldman and JP Morgan fell down to $300 for Goldman and right around $100 for JP Morgan. And guess what? Silliness, and we bought, and we bought, and we bought. And right now we're sitting on almost a triple up in just a few years on boring bank stocks,"

"so stocks like Goldman and JP Morgan fell down to $300 for Goldman and right around $100 for JP Morgan. And guess what? Silliness, and we bought, and we bought, and we bought. And right now we're sitting on almost a triple up in just a few years on boring bank stocks,"

"So what about Palantir, right? Same exact thing. It was flat for three years and could be had all day, every day for under $20 and a good chunk of that time under $10 per share, okay? And the narrative back then was going bankrupt if they don't dilute you to death first. One of the two's going to happen. That's what's going to happen. And so, we ignored that because it was total garbage and we bought and we bought and we bought that stock."

"Zuck was ruining Meta and the stock fell all the way down to 80 in 2022 and it had a PE of nine. Okay, that is bankruptcy pricing. Okay? That's what it was priced at, which means it was easy easy money to be made on the back end. So, we bought and we bought and we bought despite the narrative being the exact opposite everywhere all around, all right?"

"In regards to understand AMD is getting all the shine right now. Well, that's because Nvidia got the shine the previous four years or three years or so in regards to runup. So, uh you knew at some point in time the other big player there AMD was going to get itself a nice move as well."

"Let's move on to number one, and that stock is Nvidia. And I still think there's a lot more legs to run on this particular run. There's a lot of demand there. Who knows what Jensen's going to pull out of the hat next. Nobody freaking seems to know. Um, I just know this is a great business. They're right there. Obviously, they're one of the big winners of the AI arms race so far. They're going to continue to be that, at least for the next few years."

"Let's get on to number two, and that stock is Tesla. Now, I think I've covered Tesla enough on here. You guys know exactly what I think about it. This is basically uh people trying to play games with Tesla at this stage. It's the only only logical reason I can make it uh stick here at number two. It's not cheap on a valuation. It's extremely expensive. Um, obviously earnings have been just trash for a couple years now."

"And number three is Amazon. You guys know we've been beating the drum here on Amazon for the past few years because it was stupid cheap like uh uh Google was last year. Obviously, it hasn't had the same style run, but it has run up. You know, basically, I think my last buy on Amazon was like 199 or so, and here we are marching much closer to 300 than we were that mark. Um, so definitely moving in the right direction. Great business, great uh, you know, company all the way around. This is definit"

"Let's move on to the one that I don't get, and that's number four, and that is Ford. This one seems to be on the list every time. It seems to be high up in the list every time and I can never figure out why. [laughter] Just couldn't tell you. Yeah, it's just uh it is what it is, guys. Legacy Auto, this is definitely a business. Never been on it."

"Next up is Apple. Now, this one's maybe it's the second most interesting stock on here in regards to where it's moving on the list. This one fell again. Um, you know, there was a time when it was one two uh forever it seemed like, especially whenever everything was down. That kind of seemed like Apple was the one to buy there. But it continues to fall down despite the fact we have significant changes there."

"Microsoft. Now this one's kind of been doing the opposite of Google right getting beaten out as part of this SAS apocalypse crap or whatever the heck the case is. Uh, you know, it's definitely getting to that point where it's starting to get really, really interesting with Microsoft. I understand depending upon your stance and depending upon where you quote unquote get your news from, open as the worst ever, the best ever, or uh, you know, whatever the case is. I'm not going to go down any of th"

"Coming in at number seven is Google. Hey, it's redot right now. People are, you know, I love the company as a whole. I actually think it has more room to run here into the future, but, you know, I like the pricing this time last year a heck of a lot better when nobody wanted Google."

"Meta. Hey, I like seeing this one on here because we're getting a discount on Meta right now, really for the same reason why we should be getting a discount on all of the Magnificent 7 right now. Uh capex spend. Uh, obviously I know there's some legal things, but there's always legal things with Meta. That's nothing new there. But this is another great company, great stock. Great to see it on this list and us buying it here as retail investors."

"Palunteer. Hey, it's a channel favorite here and it's finally dipping, right? We finally exactly what we talked about happening last year right around this time when everybody was making to the moon predictions for Palanteer and 500's right around the corner and all that sort of stuff. We said, "Hey, it's going to trade flatter down." And here we are flatter down."

"Netflix is one of those great stocks that I personally missed. I didn't catch it early on. on. I cut a lot of the other Magnificent 7, but I did not catch on to Netflix. It was just something that streaming I just didn't see as being something we would all do. And now it is something that we absolutely all do. So obviously I got that one wrong in terms of valuation and everything else. It's obviously much cheaper than it was before. Like I said, we're not getting steel deal pricing anymore. But "

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