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Top 5 Stocks to Buy or Sell NOW! [Episode 1]

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hey everyone me kevin here in this video

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i'm going to break down a set of top

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trades that you want to keep an eye on

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going forward in the next few days and

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weeks now

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i want to be super clear here these are

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swing trades some of them are

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trades that i might actually hold longer

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but i want to be clear this video is

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different from my typical fundamental

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analyses videos

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these are more interested in looking at

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market swings

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so let's talk about the first one but of

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course first i have to remind you to get

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30

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totally for free with m1 finance deposit

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100 get 30 bucks

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boom pow yeah and deposit a hundred

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bucks with weeble and get at least

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twenty one dollars

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if not up to sixteen hundred dollars

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links down below

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let's go so let's talk about the first

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one a continued run

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on gm general motors has a market cap of

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78.4 billion

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dollars and sold 7.7 million vehicles in

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2019.

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neo on the other hand sold 43 000 cars

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in 2020 so literally

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one half of one percent of the cars that

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gm sold

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and has a 91 billion dollar market cap

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which is about 13 billion dollars larger

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than gm's

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today microsoft announced that it is

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partnering with gm's cruise technology

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with a mega 2

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billion dollar investment cruz is gm's

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driverless

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startup and has a very similar name to

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chevy super cruise which is kind of like

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the autopilot

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on tesla except for chevy and cadillac's

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chevy super cruise only works on mapped

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highways and has

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a little camera on the dashboard that

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watches your eyes to make sure you're

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paying attention

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well that same technology is created by

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the company crews which is

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a company that gm bought tesla keep in

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mind makes you jiggle the little wheel

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to make sure you're paying attention

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which means a lot of people don't

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actually pay attention

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uh lucid by the way i also just

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discovered also plans to use a little

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camera to make sure that you're paying

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attention on the dashboard

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so we'll see how that goes but anyway

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the cruise startup alone

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right now is valued at around 30 billion

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dollars which if you subtract that from

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gm's market cap that's like

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almost half of gm's market cap right now

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cruz is going to be using microsoft's

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azure

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cloud platform to help get crews to

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driverless vehicles and eventually

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wait for it robo taxis so really

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about 40 of every dollars that you're

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investing into gm right now

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are potentially going right into crews

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just based on

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valuation metrics here and to me

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gm here could actually be a modern kind

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of

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competitive play against tesla

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and google's driverless waymo division

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in you know a few years from now when

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they actually start getting to

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autonomous vehicles on the road

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not now but we're starting to see that

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ev

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excitement go over to gm we're seeing

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that stampede

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run over to gm gm last year was up like

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14 the thing's up like 20

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this year and we're only 19 days into

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this year so far

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with way less trading days in now keep

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this in mind

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recently the rsi is through the roof so

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if you're looking at trading technicals

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it's like oh come on man

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this this thing is over bought this

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thing is like

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how can we buy this thing right now but

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folks

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that that ev rage and and this

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realization

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of the size uh that cruises relative

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to gm as a company itself it kind of

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justifies this right here

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uh we'll see how this goes and volumes

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through the roof over here in the last

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few days

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but basically gm is becoming a biden

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play

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and honestly it's probably better to

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throw money at gm

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than to throw your money into some crazy

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eevee spack that could end up nickeling

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out because nickel

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ing out because there's so many eevee

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specs that just aren't actually

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producing products yet

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sure look i might be excited about lucid

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but you gotta have like balls of steels

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to go in

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deep on lucid because

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they haven't actually sold a single car

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yet so

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if you're nervous about the ev you're

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looking for something a little safer

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30 billion dollar market cap built into

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gm here on

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cruise technology that that's really

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interesting

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v a or i'm sorry vw on the other hand

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get this

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vw on the other hand they had insane

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excitement in germany over

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yay we have the vwid.3

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uh and and yay ev sales are doubling in

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europe in 2020 and yay the id3 is so

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cool and awesome

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but the wall street journal just

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destroyed volkswagen for all of the

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problems the id3 is having

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because it's been plagued with software

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issues and this is where there's

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actually a big lesson about gm here

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regarding volkswagen they say quote what

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they didn't consider

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electric vehicles are more about

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software than hardware and producing

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exquisitively engineered gas-powered

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cars doesn't translate into

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coding savvy really good line there

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but again what makes gm different from

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from volkswagen in this case

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well what makes it different is the fact

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that gm bought cruz

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in 2016 for 1 billion dollars the

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company had 40 employees then

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now cruz has 2 000 employees gm

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is literally well cruise the part within

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the umbrella of gm

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is literally becoming a mega powerhouse

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of autonomous innovation

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right now right in front of our faces

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you cannot short

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gm if anything you want to use you want

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to you want to spend some money and you

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want to go shopping today whenever you

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watch this video or next time the

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market's open folks

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call options on gm are looking a little

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juicy and again

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the stocks run up so i don't know that i

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would go with anything

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super short term because in the super

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short term we know when we've got an

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overbought

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we can always go right back down the

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markets are really good about punishing

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us

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when we chase the whoo unless you're

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just like really lucky with the timing

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uh but folks gm pay attention to this

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one

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the size of crews within gm blew me away

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okay next up folks expi

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the online work from home real estate

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broker folks of this

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pandemic has accelerated a shift to

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working from home

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duh i don't think any of y'all can

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disagree with me on that but

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most people don't even know what the

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hell expi is and i yeah i should have

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said he double hockey sticks but

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i'm that passionate about this people

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are clueless about what expi is

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what if i told you that expi that's the

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ticker symbol or exp real estate

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was a company that basically let you

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hang your real estate license if you're

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a real estate agent

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with a virtual brokerage where you could

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attend

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virtual training sessions and basically

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never have to set foot into a

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traditional office again

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you could literally work work from home

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doing youtube videos

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naked or in your underwear i'm not i got

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pants on but you could

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and you could still be a real estate

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broker well

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that is the beauty about exp it has

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jumped on the revolution of

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working from home and normalizing being

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a real estate agent who works from home

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and who doesn't work for an office i am

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a real estate broker

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i get this model people are always like

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oh kevin but don't you gotta have a real

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an office as a real estate agent

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no way i anytime i take meetings i

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either meet at my clients property

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if they're a seller or my buyers i meet

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for coffee or even new sellers i meet

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for coffee sometimes why

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because i can buy them whatever i want

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it's starbucks or coffee bean now things

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have been a little different during the

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pandemic

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but you know you got to eat and drink

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outside most of the time but the point

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is

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expi guess what they just announced two

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for one stock split

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i first recommended this stock to all my

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course members when it was around

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forty one dollars per share right now

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it's at about eighty one dollars per

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share

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now this is uh that's that's about

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double okay but

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it's about to go back to what we bought

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it for via two for one split which is

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awesome the split is scheduled for

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january 29th technically this change is

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nothing for the fundamentals of the

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company

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but what it could do is finally bring

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that wall street attention

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to expi that it really deserves expi

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is a game changer it's revolutionary

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really excited about that company long

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term

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and i have to say i would love a little

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bit of wall street attention to one of

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these days a look at

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shift stock if you haven't looked at

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that one yet i feel it coming

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and the data we are looking at as course

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members that we've been looking at in

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the last few days

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reiterates that shift is a buy this is a

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bonus one i'm not going to go deep into

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the data in this video

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maybe tomorrow's video we'll talk about

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that one more deeply but look into

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ticker symbol

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sft shift technologies folks the metrics

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are looking so good the website

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analytics the analytics on the business

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model the inventory models

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i'm liking where that company could

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potentially go once it gets that wall

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street

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attention which at the moment i think

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expi is going to be getting

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that is of course next to jivo jivoji

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vegevo holy smokes this stock is up over

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72 percent giving up just seven percent

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in after hours so far but wow

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what a riot i talked about this stock

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being a potential potential up-and-comer

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in my course live streams last week and

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boy oh boy

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many of you are like kevin i see the

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momentum and you jumped in

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and hats off to all of those of you who

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jumped in as momentum traders

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you nailed it on this one you nailed it

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big time on this one

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it's kind of like all those of you who

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when last week in the course member live

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stream i'm like

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you know what's looking really juicy

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right now amc call options because it's

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like at the lowest price it's ever been

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and the last time i did amc call options

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i made a butt load of money on it

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and both of these trades were trades

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that i was too much of a baby to make

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because i decided you know

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i'm going to pay off margin this week i

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want to reduce my margin otherwise i

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would have made these trades

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but no kevin had to pay off margin

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anyway

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congratulations to those of you who

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actually pulled the trigger on

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those trades even though i was somewhat

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er not

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not in the mood for them at the moment

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so congratulations again

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i'm glad we were able to talk about them

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though and i was able to bring them to

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your attention

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now gevo let's talk about this one going

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forward okay

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gevo this is a company that is pretty

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much a pure biden play here

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it manufactures biofuels for planes like

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uh ethanol

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uh donald trump was not really good for

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a company like gevo because donald trump

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is very

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pragmatic in that look if something's

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going to increase the cost of

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cars or airplane rides i don't want it

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that's pretty much

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donald trump's mo gevo is a name that

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has secured an air force contract in

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2012

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it's a name that has an agreement with

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delta to supply 10 million gallons of

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fuel for the next 10 years per year

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it's a company that right now has 48.6

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million

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gallons of saf or sustainable aviation

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fuels under contract

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we'll just call those safs for now and

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potentially another

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40 or sorry 35 million gallons in

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contract review

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plus another 251 million gallons in

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discussion so right now if we just tied

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together

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the gallons that they have under

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contract in the final stages we've got

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about 83 million gallons of this saf

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fuel

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that gevo might be producing that's

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enough for about 224

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10-hour flights that's um

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i mean that's okay but it's relatively

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nominal compared to the amount of

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flights that we see

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that are you know all the flights going

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on throughout the world so it's a small

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number which potentially sets gevo up

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for

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a huge addressable market if safs become

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more well cheap see right now the saf

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market share is so

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teeny tiny because oil is just dirt

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cheap right now

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oil costs somewhere around a buck for

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well i should say jet fuel will cost

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somewhere around a buck 48 per gallon

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right now

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safs way more back when the military did

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a contract with them

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safs were selling for somewhere around

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58

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per gallon back in 2012

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there was talk that hey you know for

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this to actually go mainstream

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we need gevo you know saf fuel basically

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to get down to three dollars a gallon

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that was back when oil prices and

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airline prices were

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airline fuel prices or jet fuel prices

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were around three dollars a gallon as

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well well now gevo's struggling to get

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their

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production costs under three dollars ish

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uh per gallon based on their their

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latest filing where i found that they

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talked about this

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and we'll talk about that more in a

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moment but the problem is

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even though back in 2012 jet fuel was

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selling for like three bucks a gallon

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and they're like okay let's get gevo

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down to three bucks a gallon and cost

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that's great

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uh well cool that'd be wonderful uh but

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now oil prices have fallen even more

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it's hard to justify paying extra for

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gevo

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and even if gevo can produce saf

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again the sustainable aviation fuel for

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three dollars a gallon doesn't mean they

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can sell it for three dollars a gallon

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because they got r d they got staff they

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got administration

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to be profitable they have to sell these

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down these like fuels

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for like 10 bucks a gallon so why on

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earth would an airline pay 10

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a gallon if they could get you know

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regular

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jet fuel for a dollar 50 a gallon like

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it's insane

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you would need an insane amount of

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subsidies

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to actually convert a fleet like you

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wouldn't you would only do a little bit

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to have the marketing impact of yes we

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use some sustainable fuels

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and that's kind of what i think is

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happening with delta delta by the way

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and this is uh interesting math here so

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delta is planning to buy 10 million

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gallons of gevo fuel per year for the

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next 10 years

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that's 10 times 10 that's 100 million

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gallons well delta values this deal at

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one billion dollars

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which kind of implies that delta's

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paying around ten dollars per gallon for

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the cheapo fuel uh which again

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reiterates folks

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the airlines especially at a time like

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this

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and that delta contract was made before

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the pandemic so it'd be interesting to

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know what the latest is on that contract

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so far i wouldn't be surprised if it's

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all on hold but anyway this stuff at 10

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bucks a gallon it's literally liquid

13:55

gold so why are we even talking about

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gevo why the heck is gevo up 72

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today well folks the only reason is

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because gevo

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fell onto the radar because gevo's

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co-founder francis arnold was named

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or was named by president biden uh to

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biden's science team that's it that's

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literally the announcement that took

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this

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500 million market cap company and and

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basically almost doubled it

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uh that announcement right there has a

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lot of people very very excited about

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gevo

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i personally am very very concerned

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about that price disparity

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because even if biden comes in and says

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hey look we'll do a 20

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incentive we'll just print money for for

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gevo

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or or saf you know sustainable aviation

14:37

fuels folks

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still still okay eight bucks to 150 come

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on man i'm not converting my fleet

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it's gonna be a lot of money printing or

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i ain't buying it

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we'll see the alternative is gevo could

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also get their production costs down

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substantially

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and i think that's the goal is if gevo

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can get their production costs down

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substantially to be more at parity with

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oil

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great unfortunately the whole ev

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movement is reducing demand for oil

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which uh makes that even harder for gevo

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so you've got really a lot of kind of

15:06

pulling

15:06

in different directions here at evo for

15:08

me if i was in gevo right now i'd

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probably ring the bell and take profits

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on this one i'm very happy if you made

15:14

money on it

15:14

i would ring the bell make the money get

15:16

out of there usually i don't recommend

15:17

selling

15:18

uh i can't count gevo out though because

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honestly during the inauguration

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tomorrow biden could just go up there

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and go

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we're gonna make biofuels the number one

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fuel ever used and the stock's just

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going to keep going to the moon

15:29

so be careful pay solid attention to the

15:31

inauguration because

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you know this this could be big but for

15:35

right now it feels more like

15:36

uh a 10 year out hydrogen play then this

15:39

is big for tomorrow

15:41

with the exception of hype and

15:42

speculation which is definitely driving

15:45

the price

15:45

right now so be careful on this one uh i

15:48

i would take profits on this one

15:49

still think it's a great company do not

15:51

don't get me wrong still think

15:52

the the technology the service they

15:54

provide and their mission for the world

15:57

good in terms of price action scary good

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if you owned it

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not so good if you want to get into it

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next folks shopify

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a little nervous about this one so i'm

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seeing look shopify is so cool like

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entrepreneurs tend to prefer online

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entrepreneurs at least tend to prefer

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shopify over square but the business

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entrepreneur the person has the

16:16

you know ground location prefers square

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over shopify

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because they integrate better blah blah

16:21

blah blah shopify is competing with shaw

16:23

you know square on this whatever y'all

16:26

have your own opinions on shopify versus

16:28

square and i know that

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and many of you all are like kevin we

16:31

know you're more bullish on etsy than

16:32

you are square

16:34

and shopify combined and that's that is

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kind of true

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uh but i do like square a lot better

16:39

than i like shopify but i still like

16:41

shopify

16:42

one thing that i want to say though is

16:44

take a look at this this made me a

16:45

little nervous okay

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so i'm gonna jump on over to this chart

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right here so what this chart shows us

16:50

is square up this is the website you go

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to when when you want to sign up for

16:54

square it actually redirects to

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square.com

16:56

uh anyway square from july we've got

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this nice growth here right this is good

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uh then we've got uh just for comparison

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here uh i threw in squarespace which you

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know it has its little ups and downs but

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it's it's also kind of been trending uh

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up here so uh

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we like we like squarespace again just

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comparing to

17:15

squarespace uh then something that's

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very

17:19

interesting uh and this is the more

17:21

important

17:22

uh aspect to consider when we look at

17:24

this chart right here

17:25

uh so really out of everything this is

17:28

this is what what is interesting to me

17:30

is why is it that shopify.com

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is actually showing a little bit of a

17:37

decline right here

17:39

but not only that we've also got a

17:42

little bit

17:43

of a flattening at the my shopify url

17:46

which my shopify is usually where people

17:48

log into their store

17:50

so look the the store logins are kind of

17:53

flattening a little bit on website

17:55

ranking here and the shopify sign up

17:58

data is kind of

17:59

slowing down a little bit again this

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isn't a square video so we don't have to

18:02

care so much about square.com versus

18:04

square up and all this kind of stuff

18:06

right now we just want to focus on

18:07

shopify and to me as a short-term metric

18:10

i thought that was a little bit of a

18:12

head scratcher why why is shopify

18:15

showing that why aren't we seeing more

18:17

growth with shopify

18:18

there is an argument that maybe you know

18:21

shopify

18:22

is uh is is potentially not as much of a

18:25

recovery trade as square is

18:27

think about it square is a reopening

18:29

trade it's a bitcoin trade it's a

18:30

stimulus trade

18:31

right now you've got all of those

18:33

happening shopify is more of a little

18:35

bit more of maybe that stay-at-home

18:36

stock right

18:38

let's go ahead and pull up the chart

18:39

really quick on shopify here now i'm

18:40

going to jump over to google really

18:42

quick just to make a very simple

18:43

observation here but uh shopify kind of

18:46

been flat

18:47

relatively flat since august we're about

18:49

that 8.39

18:51

right square on the other hand you know

18:53

may it's it could be argued that since

18:55

august

18:56

uh or the end of august here square's

18:58

already been baking in some of these

19:00

gains we might be expecting to see 36

19:02

percent increase

19:02

so definitely a lot a stronger action

19:05

here on square

19:07

and then shopify which makes us wonder

19:09

when is that next

19:10

shopify breakout going to happen because

19:12

2020

19:13

look we had a really great movement

19:15

between the crash in july

19:17

but since july even what 13 it's been a

19:19

little bit of an

19:20

underperformer so is it possible that

19:22

shopify is going to surprise us

19:25

totally totally possible because just

19:27

because uh

19:28

you know subscriptions didn't go up to

19:30

the moon uh or more people aren't using

19:32

the website doesn't mean that revenue

19:33

isn't up substantially

19:35

uh so we'll have to see what the

19:36

turnover ratios are at shopify

19:38

uh we'll have to see the initial chart

19:41

just looking at that little bit of data

19:42

there

19:43

the initial chart makes me scratch my

19:44

head a little bit more on shopify

19:47

uh it does kind of make me think of

19:49

netflix and disney a little bit though

19:51

folks look i mean netflix okay netflix

19:54

did

19:54

nothing since july either it was down 4

19:57

since july

19:58

it's up 12 in after hours because they

20:00

just blew expectations out of the water

20:02

so it's entirely possible that that

20:04

shopify could

20:06

totally surprise us that little bit of

20:08

data i see there

20:09

doesn't make me excited i'm going to be

20:11

i'm going to keep looking for data

20:12

though before

20:13

shopify earnings but it's definitely

20:15

something to keep an

20:16

eye on and just to make sure we're

20:19

comparing

20:20

as much as we can like for like here

20:21

when i looked at netflix's data

20:23

folks netflix's website analytics were

20:26

up

20:26

their time on website was up uh you know

20:30

their uh their overall bounce rate was

20:32

down

20:33

that's good thing for netflix.com

20:35

compared to

20:36

what we're seeing at shopify so a little

20:39

nervous on that one now people are

20:40

wondering kevin should we dive into walt

20:42

disney because

20:43

netflix is up i think disney's already

20:46

given its big jump over here

20:48

it's 10 bump uh due to disney plus

20:50

really killing it over here at the

20:52

beginning of december

20:53

we'll see how this translates when

20:55

disney ends up reporting but folks

20:57

disney and netflix honestly both of

20:58

these and even shopify square these are

21:00

companies you can own blindfolded

21:01

forever

21:02

disney is a company that i love so much

21:03

because you've got you've got this

21:05

built-in recovery play

21:06

plus the netflix right by via disney

21:09

plus you've got both of that kind of

21:10

built in

21:11

the hotels the theme top parks the um

21:14

the high quality cruise lines very

21:16

expensive cruise lines once those things

21:17

get cruising again

21:18

and you get the disney plus blowing up

21:20

whoo i mean there's some real potential

21:23

at disney uh

21:24

in my opinion if if there's if disney's

21:26

undervalued

21:27

or if if the market's uh looking for an

21:30

undervalued company let's put it this

21:31

way

21:32

disney might be one of those because it

21:34

still

21:35

trades with that old school valuation it

21:37

still doesn't have that

21:38

that netflix valuation uh but we'll go

21:41

deeper onto disney in

21:42

a different video these are just ideas

21:44

here so uh let's move on now

21:46

okay the last one united united

21:50

airlines reports earnings tomorrow after

21:52

the inauguration

21:53

they are losing money like crazy they're

21:55

pretty much expected to miss

21:56

earnings and delta missed earnings this

21:59

week although their stock did go up a

22:01

tiny little bit after they missed

22:02

earnings which

22:03

that's the weirdness of the market uh

22:05

but uh this might also potentially

22:07

because

22:07

b because airline executives are really

22:10

talking down

22:11

uh airline travel right now they're

22:13

complaining over lockdowns they're

22:14

complaining over covid they're

22:15

complaining about

22:16

a lack of travelers they're complaining

22:18

about you know anti-masters or ask

22:21

anti-masters and and what about uh you

22:24

know what happens if uh biden comes out

22:25

with these mask mandates

22:27

that are potentially more stringent who

22:28

knows a lot of potential issues at the

22:30

airlines but

22:31

what do we do with united this one's a

22:34

little up in the air i don't have

22:35

strong conviction on this one either way

22:38

i personally first would recommend one

22:40

of the things that you should totally do

22:41

is track traffic do that by going to

22:43

medkevin.com

22:45

tsa you'll be able to see the tsa

22:47

passenger data

22:48

i would write that all into a

22:50

spreadsheet download that

22:51

table if you can put it all into a

22:53

spreadsheet get that data

22:55

analyzed i i i don't have as much high

22:58

conviction on these

22:58

uh these airline stocks they make me a

23:01

little bit more nervous

23:02

if i was going to get into these airline

23:04

stocks i would probably recommend

23:06

jumping into something like

23:07

jets uh that way you could get the

23:09

airline etf

23:10

with jetsea at nine to ten percent

23:12

exposure to southwest delta

23:14

united an american each plus you get

23:17

some exposure to spirit jetblue and

23:19

others

23:19

some people say hey kevin look you know

23:21

maybe go all in on

23:23

spirit i have to say website data

23:25

between united

23:27

delta and spirit shows delta and united

23:30

actually doing better

23:32

and one of the arguments or one of the

23:33

issues we had

23:35

originally when the pandemic started is

23:37

we thought and i remember

23:38

we were talking we talked about this in

23:39

the course live streams one of the

23:41

issues we thought was

23:43

look spirit's great as a low-cost

23:45

airline and people are going to want to

23:46

save money but there's going to be so

23:48

much competition

23:49

from southwest delta and united an

23:52

american

23:53

that what's going to happen is those

23:54

companies are going to lower their

23:56

prices

23:57

and when they lower their prices you

23:59

really take away the whole aspect of

24:01

oh come to spirit we're a discount

24:02

carrier sure

24:04

you might be a discount carrier but i

24:06

can get a normal carrier at a discount

24:08

now

24:08

right once they start getting more of

24:10

their planes flowing and then you got

24:11

wider seats you get the

24:12

the tray table that you can actually put

24:14

your arms on

24:16

without without falling off so some

24:18

potential risks there this is why

24:20

you know with the airlines ooh just uh

24:23

such a such a tough tough sector right

24:25

now

24:25

probably be more interested in jets

24:28

anyway those are my thoughts

24:29

those are my trading thoughts the things

24:32

that are on my mind

24:33

if you liked this sort of meet kevin's

24:35

thoughts on trades

24:36

this is like totally the opposite of of

24:39

what i ordinarily do because i usually

24:40

talk fundamentals

24:41

but here's the thing when i research my

24:43

fundamentals i usually sit there i'm

24:45

like oh that'd be a good trade if i if i

24:47

were gonna trade i'd do that

24:48

and then like usually two days later i'm

24:50

like damn i should have done that trade

24:52

but i've been i've had my head in in

24:54

sort of the the sand of fundamental

24:56

uh buying mostly and i don't think

25:00

that's a bad thing i think based on my

25:02

schedule and my workload i think that

25:03

that's very common but

25:04

uh hey when i come upon uh when i come

25:07

upon these ideas upon

25:08

with through my fundamental research

25:10

like the gm cruise

25:12

i think that's still i think honestly

25:14

the size of crews is still a little bit

25:16

uh you know under wraps but

25:18

that's that's powerful but uh when i

25:20

come upon these things i want to share

25:21

these ideas with you and then of course

25:22

you can make your own decisions i don't

25:24

want to tell you to trade a certain way

25:25

or another i'll give you my opinions

25:27

where i can and give you some thoughts

25:28

but folks

25:29

these are all things to pay attention to

25:30

so thank you so much for watching we

25:32

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