Speaker 1: 0:08

Felix here and welcome to this live stream. On a truly historic day, you have a new president if you were in the us who also seems to have control of house and senate, which means he can do whatever he likes, and the policies are going to very, very much turn the US upside down. They're turning the market upside down and the market is loving it. The market is absolutely loving it. So let's run through some numbers. Let's run through what we can buy, what we can make the most money out of today, this week, next week, next month, the next year and so on. It'll be a huge day for markets. Indeed, what a crazy day. I mean, I spent a lot of time on X and I kind of got that vibe that this is what would happen, but I wasn't sure if that was an echo chamber or not. But yeah, huge beat. I mean, the popular vote difference is like about 5 million votes, right, so one of the clearest election victories in a long time. Question marks up there about where did all those extra people come from, but that's a whole different story. Yeah, let's cover that for sure. We'll break that down. This is what the congressional what do you call it? What do you call those Electorate college votes look like and he is. Trump is also leading in Nevada, arizona and Michigan. I didn't check out Alaska, I must say so it looks like a massive, massive win. And if you actually go to the county level, okay, these haven't been like declared yet, but look at all the red right. So most of the country voted for Donald J Trump, and I hope people can deal with that and I hope people are going to just focus on what's important here and make a lot of money out of it, because it's really freaking clear that people are sick and tired of the woke bollocks, the immigration, the crime and everything else. And we're getting Elon Musk in government. I think that's enough to be excited about. I think if there's one man who could potentially shrink government back to what it should be doing, it is Elon, because politicians can't really do it because there's always, you know, envelopes passing around. So he's leading Alaska as well, okay, cool. So, yeah, it looks like you can see it here, right? Alaska seems to be one county, I guess not that many humans and a lot of bears or something up there. Fema has got some money there, so maybe we don't need FEMA, right? I mean there is a lot of stuff in government that you just don't need, that doesn't produce anything, nothing measurable. So I look forward to Elon emailing all the heads of department and going what did you achieve this week? Elon, emailing all the heads of department and going what did you achieve this week? And getting on Zoom calls and getting fired, because, let's face it, most people who run these departments should get fired. They are there to serve themselves, get a bigger budget, become more powerful and not actually care about the electorate. And that isn't just the case in the US, it's the same certainly all over Europe and the UK. So interesting, very interesting. But we are here mostly concerned about how do we make money out of this.

Speaker 1: 3:29

The Dow Industrial Index is up a whopping amount. This is the ETF. It was at 425. It's trading $10 up, which is the equivalent of over 1,000 points on the Dow, which is pretty crazy stuff. The S&P and we look at I literally just took these screenshots, but we can look at the real life numbers in a second as well. Look at the S&P here jumping to 589. The only thing holding it back the resistance line at 590 that you can see here inside Trade Vision.

Speaker 1: 4:00

The bears in Alaska are bullish today. Do they have bears up there? Like what? Isn't it a bit cold for bears? I guess they have a good, good, good fur. So this, my friends, is the season for stock breakouts. We're going to see a lot of big ones today. We're going to see a lot of big ones in the next couple of weeks and months. You want to take advantage of them.

Speaker 1: 4:18

After you watch this video, watch the bleeding masterclass it's free and you will genuinely learn how to spot breakouts before they happen. It's a pattern, it's obvious, and you can make a heck of a lot of money. I've got one open at the moment that I particularly am a fan of. Let me show you what that looks like, which is look at the small caps as well. Look at that. Look at that here, at 236 up here. That's pretty sweet, isn't it? This is a textbook breakout that I spotted a little while ago, foa Finance of America Companies. I'm up something like 50% on that trade. It's a stock trade, no options, no leverage, just spotting the breakout, holding, setting up stop losses. I had a stop loss open on this the whole time, had it the whole time moved it once or twice, and I've spent about three minutes on this trade and I'm up 50%. That's and it'll be up a lot more today, I imagine, given what's going on out there in the world. So you want to spot those, my friend, then seriously go to phoenixbundlecom. Get free. It is literally a free masterclass and you can watch it anytime. It's a video. It get free. It is literally a free masterclass and you can watch it anytime. It's a video. It's pre-recorded. You can watch it anytime, as many times as you want. Share it with your golden retrievers.

Speaker 1: 5:39

Bitcoin also rallying. It hit 75,000 at one point today. That's an all-time high, trading at 74,000 right about now. Pretty extraordinary stuff. Crypto season is back. Donald is pro-crypto. He's going to neuter the nutter at the SEC, that Gensler Muppet, and he's going to put in a regime that's going to be a heck of a lot more Bitcoin-friendly Heck. We might actually see the US government buying a lot of Bitcoin as an investment.

Speaker 1: 6:11

Is your profit taking for options the same as individual stocks? It's a little bit more complex than that, because you can't just draw a line on a chart and go. I want to get out here. It doesn't quite work that way because we have time value and we have volatility. So it's a little bit more complex but potentially also makes you a lot more money and we'll get to those stocks in a second SoFi and Tesla and stuff We've got options trades open on that. But here are some other lovely stocks.

Speaker 1: 6:36

If you have no conscience whatsoever, like you're just a moral vacuum A you should probably run for government office and B you should probably invest in prison operators. They're thinking Trump's going to be tougher on crime or will be hard to be softer on crime than the current lot. I mean, they're handing out candy, aren't they? Would you like to raid my store? Bring all your friends Brilliant. Yeah, we're not going to charge you. No, no, no, we don't have any people for that. Skrilleds, though, we will kill the Skrilleds. Yes, we've got people for that.

Speaker 1: 7:09

Anyway, geo Group, one of those nasty organizations, is up 22%, corecivic as well. I'm not a fan of these guys, and you know why? Because they make money out of locking people up, which is a really weird economic incentive. I don't think prisons should be run privately. I just think this is a core function of the state locking people up for doing bad stuff. So, yeah, I'm not going to be buying this. I mean, I trade pretty much anything. I have a Philip Morris trade open so I don't mind people smoking themselves to death. But, yeah, prisons, but it's probably a good trade.

Speaker 1: 7:48

Crypto Mara is flying, riots flying. I just saw also Coin is flying. Let me show you here Coinbase. Yeah, it's up at $218. If you hate crypto, you don't understand it. You're scared of it. I'd say Coinbase is the shovel. It's a stock. It's nothing scary. It will make more money as more people trade crypto. It's kind of as simple as that. It's not the sexiest thing in the world, but it's probably a decent place to go. Almost taken out the resistance up here at that sort of 218 level, but yeah, it's a big jump from where it was yesterday. Very, very, very big jump. Tesla is absolutely flying.

Speaker 1: 8:36

Why, well, they're going to get rid of all the subsidies for EVs, and that's a good thing, because no one else has got Tesla's cost structure for making cars. They make EVs at a fraction of the cost of everybody else out there. So you take away the EV subsidies, everyone else goes out of business and Tesla remains in business. So I'm sure Elon's got his heart in the right place and all of that, but he's going to personally benefit a great deal from getting rid of those subsidies. He's hated them from the very beginning, trading up there at $281 right now. So, yes, I think $300 this year is very, very possible, in which case our options are going to make a bucket load of money, which I'm very excited about.

Speaker 1: 9:29

Once you have Trade Vision, who can you contact for assistance? And in the bottom right and I'm blocking that with my head if you need anything, you can, of course, always ask me, but you see that little purple thing there. You can click on that and you can send us a message and we do read them all and we do reply them all. But if you do ever need urgent help, you can, of course, always contact me as well and I will forward it to our chaps there. And and I will forward it to our chaps there and, yeah, lots of stuff happening there. If you are allergic to options, by the way, you can now turn them off and you can turn on news instead. We thought it's a little bit more user-friendly for some people, so you can do that as well. I quite like to see the option side, obviously, because I'm an options trader. But, yeah, tesla absolutely freaking flying Really loving that Palantir is up.

Speaker 1: 10:13

I think Palantir is going to be a secret winner from this. There is no way that Elon can shave $2 trillion off the US government budget without Palantir running the country. I just don't see any other software doing it, and I do believe that Tesla has run on Palantir too. I do believe that Tesla has run on Palantir too. Alex, I'm glad you had a nice chat with my guys. They are all very nice and that's the whole point.

Speaker 1: 10:41

We want to be polite, we want to answer your questions. This is for people who potentially want to be mentored by my team, and we don't pressure you, we don't twist your arm. We don't do any of that nonsense that you see. A lot of people. I've been on those sales calls on the other side and I absolutely hated every minute of it. I thought it was insulting and horrible. So I always say to my guys no, no, no, we don't do that. If people want to learn from us brilliant, show them what we do. If they like it, they like it. If they don't, they don't. We'll ask you questions and stuff. We want to see where you are at, but we're never going to pressure you. That's not the way we know that's not what we do. We don't run some sort of pressure cooker here. It's not like getting on a Grand Cordon call. I imagine you'd probably leave that without your pants.

Speaker 1: 11:26

Sofi is also flying up to 12.20.

Speaker 1: 11:34

Why why?

Speaker 1: 11:35

Why, you might wonder, because student loan moratorium has been buried.

Speaker 1: 11:37

Apparently that should go out of the window. It's just a massive government intervention in a sector that needs reform. I don't think people should be paying what they're paying for college education. But if you think about it, the people who benefited from college education and should, in theory, therefore have better jobs and higher incomes why are people on lower incomes subsidizing their debt? It makes bugger all sense, if you ask me. So you got to go to the source and fix the problem.

Speaker 1: 12:05

So this is good news for SoFi flying up to 1220. And my leap options are absolutely loving it, which is fantastic. The dollar is also going to the moon somewhat and the US 10-year yield is going up, and so on. There is a lot around the tariffs and around spending and that we kind of need to unravel here in the next couple of days and weeks. There is one stock I'm a little bit concerned about, I must say, and that is Apple, because Apple's supply chain is very, very China-driven and they're likely to get hit with tariffs. So you see that stock isn't doing anything today, like everything else is up, apple not so much. So they need to figure out how they can onshore their supply chain pronto or they're going to have to pay tariffs.