Speaker 1: 0:00

Felix here and welcome to this pre-morning live stream. We're, of course, joined by our chief analyst and special guest, winston, and a cat or two. I want to walk you through the three reasons to be bullish and then I'll actually. There are two more bonus reasons, and I also want to give you a little bit of a warning for smart investors and answer the questions everyone's thinking about, like what do I buy? What do I buy, what stocks to buy? So we're going to walk through a bunch of winners in a moment as well. If you think you're going to get some value out of that, let me know by smashing the one button. The one button, it's the one button. Which button do I need to press on my little thing here? Here we go Three reasons to be bullish, bonus reasons to be even more bullish and a bit of a warning. But just for the smart ones out there, I think most of you guys are smart, aren't you? So appreciate you being here. I'm sorry for the racket. I think I'm gonna have to put that cat in the room, don't I? Should I put that cat in a room? I think that might be required. If she comes close to the door, I will. Oh my God, how can anybody be that noisy? Okay, let me turn on the pre-market heat map and I'll put the cat in the room. Come on then, rina. Come on. Come on, everyone. Well done, well done, good God. The red shorts are back too, so the morning looks absolutely freaking glorious from the point of view of the stock market here. The cats are excited, everybody is excited. So let me walk you through why. Well, if you look at the smp and I did this here, actually, I took a screenshot of it, I can, I can show you, as you can show you live that probably makes more sense. So this is, of course, an inside trade vision here, which is our uh, the app, uh that we're. We're building, uh for you and continue to make the best data available to retailers so that you and me have the same data edge as everybody else. And you see that green box I drew in there. That's sort of the top end of where we've been. We're, let's say, slightly below that. And what does that say to you? Well, it says two things. One, if we get into that green box and maybe a little bit bigger for you, so we basically want to get over 6,100. We then have a chance at cracking an all-time high for the S&P. We're that close to it and there's a little bit of resistance at 6,100. And after that, the market makers those bastards who run the stock exchange they're going to have to actually buy stocks and if we go down, they also have to buy stocks. It's a pretty sweet setup from our point of view. So the market is very sweetly supported by those institutional buggers right now and that's very, very, very bullish. If you would agree to me, then let me know, actually, does that make some sense to you? That might be the better question. Does that make some sense to you? If it does, put an S in the chat so that I know this actually lands for you.

Speaker 1: 3:05

Blue box for people without yellow glasses. You're quite right, the blue box. I thought it was a green box. Oh, my god. Um, yeah, this. This should come with a um with a health warning. I'm wearing these yellow glasses and I've been doing that now for about five days since I got them. I watched one of these biohacking loons on youtube and he said if, if you don't wear those, you will die within three minutes. So I ordered one and I'm quite liking them, I must say so not an endorsement, but you know what I'm saying. So my colors are a little off, especially for blue, which is now green.

Speaker 1: 3:42

This chart is also blue, apparently. And what is this? What is it? Does anybody know? Anybody who knows what this is? You'll win a cookie, a digital cookie, a tokenized cookie.

Speaker 1: 3:58

This is the nasdaq seasonality. Seasonality big word for me to spell. And we is here right In June, the tail end of June, and typically July is a glorious month and typically we go how much higher from here to the end of the year? Typically about another 11% up. If you believe that or not Doesn't mean it has to, but it's just sort of where we are. It just sort of generally helps to fluff up the market overall Seasonality. There, david, you get that cookie. It's digital, somewhere we don't know where it is. The kitty name is Blossom. That's actually quite a nice one. That's quite a nice one. And yes, it is 85 to 2024, hubert, it is a little scary that you know that, but yes, you're quite right, it is not forever, it's 20 years, 20 years, 2020 to 2024, it says the date range here, so 20 years of the last 20 years of the stock market. Usually we go that much higher.

Speaker 1: 5:03

So you're going to ask them well, what stocks do we buy, right? So I thought I'd show you one or two. Here is one of your two Layton how irritating. No, honestly, it's a great example. It's a really, really, really good example to learn from, because it's kind of our classic textbook setup, isn't it Winston? Winston says, yes, classic textbook setup.

Speaker 1: 5:25

So we got in on that here at $98, 98, and I'll show you the proof in just a second. Um, we're looking at that high. It's sort of this little zigzaggy thing. It broke out above the 50 day here. It broke out about the 150. We still weren't biased. No, we were not. We were not. We waited for the dip down. We waited to take out that blue line crikey, it's so green, uh, and we bought right here, right right now, and some of you are not going to believe me on that.

Speaker 1: 5:53

So I'm going to do something unusual. I'm actually going to show you so, if I may. There, this is one of my stock portfolios at the moment. Where are we? There? We are. Can you see that? Can you see that? It's the top ticker right there at the top. Does that fuzz into focus? Doesn't, does it. Is it going to focus there. We go Car at the top right. See that that's where we bought it Up 68% right now. We now have over 15 stocks that are up more than 20%, and I'm a trader at heart, right? So these are all purchases from May and June, so we're doing pretty nicely and the reason is simply rules, rules, rules and rules, and in fact, there was a second chance to buy it, which would have been here, and that was the breakout.

Speaker 1: 6:46

Now, why is it breaking out and why are we bullish on Avis? I mean rental cars Really really Felix, rental cars. Come on, a car doesn't get any more boring than that Stand in line at an airport for hours and then be told that you're in the wrong zone and you're going to take a coach for nine hours to another Avis counter, from where you'll have to walk for 65 hours to some underground car park where you get shot, murdered, and then you can pick up your rental car. That's usually my Avis experience. It's very simple. It's tariffs. Cars are getting more expensive, why Imported cars and imported components of cars are getting more expensive and therefore rental cars, the entire fleet of rental cars, becomes more valuable. Right, simple, isn't it? Really really simple, so we're liking it.

Speaker 1: 7:35

We bought it here. On, earnings Volume also exploded it actually doubled which is exactly what we're looking for. So it's that kind of thing that makes us a lot of money. And again he's making that up. Let me show you this was my 5th of May buy list, so I put that out before I bought it and I said we're going to buy it, closing above $98, which is that line here $98. So we bought it here, which is very, very nice.

Speaker 1: 8:02

So how do you find those sweet setups? There are loads of them. I'll walk you through a few more. Well, I'll teach you if you want to learn On Saturday. We're running a live stock picking long-term investors stock picking seminar on Saturday, 10 am, new York time. It's completely free. It'll take about an hour and a half of your life to give you freedom and the ability to potentially make a heck of a lot more money for the rest of your life.

Speaker 1: 8:27

I'll also teach you how you will never lose a lot of money again, because that's the first thing. We don't lose a lot of money ever. We don't do it. It is just not permissible by our setup. Anybody can learn it. Don't need to know a thing. Don't need to have any amount of money, don't need to have any experience, don't even need a brokerage account. You really need absolutely nothing, and all you learn is what Wall Street does, because Wall Street does it differently to what everybody else does, right to what everybody else does, right. That's ultimately what this is about.

Speaker 1: 8:57

The yellow phone is for the president when he calls Felix. Is that phone yellow? You're teasing me now, aren't you? That phone is white, although with the glasses actually it's still white, weird. So, yes, so who's going to come and join us and learn?

Speaker 1: 9:11

If you want to come and learn and actually just learn how to make a lot of money, potentially, put an L in the chat, an L for learner, and I just want to screenshot this. This is at the very top of today's live chat. M Kreen, my friend, you wrote this. Hi Felix, I just started watching you. Back in April, invested $50,000. Just three short months later, I'm almost at my first personal milestone of 100K. Try to attach a picture for proof. Nothing makes me happier, and this is precisely why Winston and I run this community. Where is Winston? Winston is slightly off the camera there, because that's what it's ultimately all about. So congratulations, my friend there, m Kreen, and if you want to be like Monsieur M Kreen if that's how you pronounce it put another M K in there and just congratulate him because he's obviously doing something tremendously right. And I'm sure that starts with risk management, because that's typically how we make a lot of money. So, before we run through a bunch more stocks that are moving big and opportunities.

Speaker 1: 10:13

It's midnight in Australia, rebecca. You have a curfew, do you? Rebecca? Not permitted to stay up on Saturday beyond midnight? I know some people are that. Some of our viewers are six years old.

Speaker 1: 10:25

I always say that People say, oh, I can't make it because of this or the other. You know what it's a question of? It's purely a question of motivation. That's all it is. It sounds a bit harsh, but's the question of do you want to show up for yourself? Do you want to learn how to manage your money better? Do you care right? Do you have a reason to do it? And if you don't, that's also fine. Don't show up, um, but that's ultimately what it's all about. Like, our entire behavior as a human being is driven by how big's the need. The need's big enough, we'll show up for ourselves, right? If it isn't, then we don't, and that's also okay. Maybe you're reasonably comfortable with underperforming there, rebecca. Sorry about that.

Speaker 1: 11:10

I always pick on somebody every day. You know that. Actually, one of you guys wrote me a very nice email a couple of days ago. I picked on somebody who said why did I lose so much money on this stock? It really annoys me. Blah, blah, blah. And I just said to him well, your position size is probably too big. You're putting too much money into one stock, otherwise you wouldn't have even noticed the stock getting triggered and you being out of that thing. And he actually wrote me an email which is very kind and I should have screenshot of it saying thank you and that I was completely spot on, without ever seeing his portfolio and he's half disposition sizing and he's much happier, so brilliant. That's exactly. You know. Where my satisfaction stems from is to actually help you guys.

Speaker 1: 11:55

Now this thought twice about putting this in here because it's a little complicated and I have a simple mind. It says here and this is from Numura Investment Bank lower volatility will feed into massive buying by the volatility control crowd. And I was looking around going who is the volatility control crowd? Where can I meet these people they sound odd and, yes, they are usually to take away is that if the market stays stable or goes up, that means volatility stays stable or goes down. Right, volatility is another word for fear, so volatility equals fear.

Speaker 1: 12:51

As long as the market does well, this comes down and it means that those guys have to buy a very, very sizable amount of stocks up to $107 billion which is pretty good. So it's another reason why the market is likely to stay pretty stable here, and this is just data I just saw today. So this is pretty good stuff. Is that helpful? Is that a little bit too complicated? Let me know, put a H for helpful or a C for complicated in there. It is a little complicated. It is, but it's how the market works. So now you know. I hope you know.