Speaker 1: 0:00

Felix here and welcome to this pre-market live stream. I want to walk you through what one of the leading investment banks in the world just sent out to their clients Not you and me, the unwashed masses, but the hedge fund bastards, the lovelies from Wall Street, the ones who care so deeply about your wealth and your future and your family. And why do I care about that stuff? Because it's insightful and it's useful. And understanding stuff a little bit deeper than most people gives us an edge. That's why I want to explain it to you, but before we do and I also want to give you some bonus trade ideas we look at your favorite stocks and everything else. But before I do, let me just ask you a question and everything else. But before I do, let me just ask you a question who do you trust with your money? Literally, who do you trust with your money? Let me give you a few options. So, who do you trust and there will be a point to this, I'll come back to this in a moment who do you trust with your money? Is it your bank? Is it your financial advisor? I'm going to put numbers here. You can just put a number in the chat One, two, right. Three, I don't know who is it. Think of someone You've got some fund manager perhaps that you think is amazing. Winston, perhaps let's make that number four. Winston, that is a joke, of course. He does not manage money, only tennis balls.

Speaker 1: 1:44

And then I think, seeing here in the chat, the answer is nobody right. Number five myself, right, the I in the room, my sausage dogs that's a very good answer. I'm sure they're very good. My wife yeah, that's a very good answer. I appreciate that. My parents okay, that's very nice. My digital wife. My wife oh wait, someone's laughing and we're getting here some, yeah, a lot of Winstons. Okay, so, almost nobody here, and this is interesting, almost nobody said my bank or my financial advisor or my fund manager, right, pretty much everyone is saying we've been serious myself, few have great spouses and quite a lot of Winstons. So golden retrievers, amazing money managers, for sure.

Speaker 1: 2:37

So, and those who are saying, felix, you're just being kind, I appreciate that, but yeah, the key thing, therefore, is that, at the end of the day, you rely on yourself for your money. I actually think that's a very sensible answer, although, yes, cats are also very good, but are you equipped to manage your money? Do you have a license? No, have you had lessons Anyone? Lessons? Probably not. You take a test driving test no, okay, some sort of instructor, like a gym instructor, did a few personal training sessions. Regarding money Probably not right.

Speaker 1: 3:15

So isn't it bizarre that we spent what? 40 hours a week? Maybe 60 hours a week, I don't know how many hours you work. I used to work between, I'd say, 80 to 100 hours a week, and you know what I did. I then just sent that money in terms of some random funds. I didn't understand how much time did I spend on actually learning how to manage my money? Me, it was like zero, absolutely nothing, which is why I was a terrible investor, and my whole mission here is to help you get better at that right.

Speaker 1: 3:50

So there is one thing you can do, and if you want to leave this stream right now, because you actually want to do something that's going to make your 2025 the most amazing year ever potentially, then go and watch this free masterclass. Why? Because I'll actually teach you how to spot breakout stocks, which is what makes you money, because if you are in good stocks rather than bad stocks, and if your stocks are going up rather than going sideways or going down. What happens? Well, you make more money, right? And there are some rules to that that Wall Street's been using for decades. They've been changing a little bit over the decades, but not actually all that much, and I was lucky. I got taught those as a former banker by my boss because he had an interest in helping me make the bank more money so he'd get a bigger bonus, right? So if you want to learn that and seriously just leave the stream, bugger off and go and learn, it's far more important than me walking you through what Goldman Sachs' top picks are here Far more important. So if you want to do that, I'd be super happy. I'd be thrilled to go to felixfrenzorg Get free Link is also down below in the description, and in fact I'll put it in the Fox Gaming here.

Speaker 1: 4:54

I love you, my friend. You are amazing. I'm going to pin this to the top of the chat here as well, so you can just click on it, right? So that's my opening salvo here to get you thinking a little bit about you know you spend all your life, virtually all your waking hours, doing one thing earning money. How little time do you spend managing that money, right? Okay, you're listening to me, I love you already, but you know skills. That's what I'm saying. Skills, right, you probably attend more trainings for your job, because they make you and they usually suck and are boring and they talk about your personality type as if that matters. But you don't attend trainings on financial matters, right? Which is ultimately what's going to take the money that you bring in and it's going to massively multiply that and get you to the freedom and the wealth that you want. And if I look at the poll here, most of you just want time, freedom, right. You want to live a fulfilled life and it's a beautiful thing.

Speaker 1: 5:54

And I've been there with the wage slavery, and then we'll get to the Goldman Sachs stock picks in just a second. And it was horrible. I had literally moments where I went into the lift area, the lobby area, at like two in the morning and I had like tears in my eyes because I was being treated so fricking horribly by by bosses who just thought I was some sort of, you know, slave and, um, I thought this is just terrible. I don't want to be here. But if I, you know, I have a contract, you know they, they paid for my, my, my college and stuff like that. So I kind of had an obligation. I had to repay a lot of money. So I put up with it.

Speaker 1: 6:29

But now that I don't, what did I do today? I worked on a few businesses that I'm starting and working on. It's amazing and it's all going tremendously well. My investments are flourishing, the sun's shining. I went for a stroll, did a bit of shopping. I walked into Nobu and said have you got a table for us? And they said yes, with a lovely dinner, went out and played with Winston in the park and he was the happiest puppy ever. And that's my life and it's amazing. And I look at it every day and I go everybody deserves this, you deserve this. So please take it upon yourself to spend just 30 minutes to actually learn something and whet that appetite to really become an amazing investor. So that's enough of the sermon, but the link is down below phoenixfriendsorg Get free. It's also pinned to the top of the chat, so click on that. And then let's walk through Goldman Sachs' stuff here.

Speaker 1: 7:23

Some people believe crushing 9 to 5 is to become 24-7 traders. Well, that's also a lack of understanding, because you know how many trades I've done since September. Like what? Five, literally like so, so little. It's amazing. It's amazing how little you can do. I actually was just about to put one on here. This is our little teaching portfolio. It was a 30K portfolio four months ago and I just put on here like a VIX trade, which is a little bit complicated, so I'm probably not going to explain it in great detail. It's a little bit complex and I'm trying to get around Thinkorswim's lack of understanding of options risks, but, yeah, different story. So I want you to understand the following Is the masterclass available in German, says Kevin.

Speaker 1: 8:12

No, no, it's in English, my friend, and if you are German and you are here and you can listen to this, you can understand it plenty. You can listen to it 10 times if you want. I appreciate you know I'm German too, like it's not our first language, and so on. So what's this all about? Here on the screen? This is the first chart from Goldman Sachs and essentially what they're saying is that this year was 2024, it's almost over and next year is 2025. Are you with me? So far, everybody following that, yes, okay, say I in the chat. So you're with me, and that was not a joke. I mean that.

Speaker 1: 8:59

So we're expecting, as you can see, much, much greater earnings per share growth, which is EPS, it's profit per share, earnings per share next year Tremendously higher than this year, like double. Is that a good thing? Is that a bad thing? Well, it's a good thing because it means more profit. Okay, we've got a few eyes here, more profit and, okay, appreciate you paying attention and being with me here. But what's the downside? There is a little bit of a downside risk. We have higher expectations and in a normal market I would say, guys, be a little bit careful, set the stop losses a little tighter because next year, well, we could say, guys, be a little bit careful, set the stop losses a little tighter because next year, well, we could miss some expectations, in which case, you know, the world crumbles. But we have some real positives coming up, and that is whether you like him or not, I don't care Trump.

Speaker 1: 10:00

Trump and Elon and co are going to do what they're going to lower taxes, which just means more profits for corporates and therefore that's good for us shareholders, and also less regulation, and less regulation means what? It means higher profits. Right, if I could spell profits, you get the idea. I'm going to just pointlessly scribble in the corner there. So that's the outlook. It's going to be a way, way, way, way, way better year in terms of profit growth than last year. Why? Because 2024 was a big investment year into ai. 2025 is also a year where they the rewards start to pour in, so that's going to be really, really amazing. And there is one more thing Actually, there are a couple of more things. This will be beautiful and Donald would say it in a few more words the most beautiful thing you've ever seen kind of thing.

Speaker 1: 11:01

During this 2016 term. What really went up? Small businesses became very, very optimistic. Kodak, I absolutely love you for what you just wrote there. I'm going to have to take a screenshot and show that on the screen here you wrote I watched the masterclass twice this morning and have three pages of notes, so excited to start my investing career from the knowledge of a great person like Felix. That's very kind of you to say. I have thought I've been through a fair few things, yes, but it motivates us. You see, every setback, I think, makes us better and stronger and more resilient. But the other thing, of course, kodak, is you're going to want to make sure you have some risk management in place there and, you know, use a paper trading account for a while. Just simulate it, just to make sure you actually understand how to use it, which is going to be great.