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all right so in the first part of this

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video we said that although we are in

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the second year of the boom market and

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there's over 90% probability that the

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market will end higher this year the

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market cannot go up in a straight line

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the market has been relentlessly going

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up almost in a straight line for the

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last 3 to four months so there will be

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Corrections along the way that we need

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to be psychologically prepared for and

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when those Corrections happen no one

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knows exactly when it's going to happen

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like I said we could guess that it's

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somewhere in mid mid-February to the end

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of March going to get a correction

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another one is September to October but

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when these Corrections come and the

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market begins to pull back down to their

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moving averages these are the times that

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we can take opportunity in the market

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again the whole point is not to be

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afraid of these corrections but to

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embrace these Corrections and take

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advantage of these corrections to add

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more and more shares to high quality

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businesses so what are the stocks I'm

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going to focus on what are the sectors

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I'm going to focus on this year that I

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think could outperform the market okay

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well the first thing to mention is that

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I believe that the best stocks to buy

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are the ones that you already own so my

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priority is to always add more shares of

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my existing stocks in my portfolio

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because these are already great

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companies and then after that I would

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then add shares of new companies if I

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find new companies that are even better

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than the companies that I already own

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okay so having said that let's jump into

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this video we'll talk about which which

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sectors do I think are going to

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outperform the market this year and what

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are the most compelling stocks that I'm

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holding and I'm adding to now I

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originally presented these slides during

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my Market Outlook event 2024 back on the

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20th of January as well as the following

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week on my online Market Outlook event

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which I think some of you did attend um

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so uh what I presented some of the stock

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some of the sectors have really run up

1:57

quite a bit since I presented it and and

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you may find oh it's too late right now

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they've already gone up but like I said

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don't worry it doesn't go up in a

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straight line there will be Corrections

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along the way along this year where I

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think that there'll be a chance to add

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shares of these companies as well so

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having said that let's jump in so last

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year 2023 the best performing sectors

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were technology communication services

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and consumer discretionary and the three

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or the four worst performing sectors

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were healthare energy consumer

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defensives and utilities so how about

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this year what sectors would likely

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outperform this year well I think these

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are the sectors that number one will

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benefit from falling interest rates now

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so far the FED has not yet cut rates but

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they should be cutting uh by the mid of

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this year the long interest rates the

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10e treasury yield has come down from 5%

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uh but it did bounce back up a bit now

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to above about 4.15% but I think the

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long-term uh treasury yield will kind of

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like consolidate and move lower towards

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the end of the year so which sectors

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will benefit from that that's number one

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number two sectors that will benefit

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from the AI secular growth Trend sorry a

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bit of a typo here should be secular

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growth Trend and number three I think

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sectors that underperformed last

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year because they went through an

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earnings recession and this year their

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earnings are beginning to recover I

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think that these sectors could rebound

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and outperform this year so what sectors

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am I talking about specifically four

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sectors number one the technology sector

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number two the financial sector number

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three Healthcare and number four

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Industrials I think these are the four

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sectors that could outperform the market

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this year in addition to these four

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sectors I'm also bullish on the small

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caps which are the small companies which

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I don't usually buy individually but I

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buy them to an ETF like the iwm ETF and

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for me personally I bought the vbk ETF

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which is the small cap growth ETF now

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again I shared this initially on the

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20th of January during my Market Outlook

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event the four sectors technology

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Healthcare Industrials and financials

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they have performed okay they have

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performed positively so far this year

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and yeah technology is outperforming

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Healthcare is outperforming uh

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Industrial and financials slightly

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outperforming slightly okay so so far so

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good let's see what happens throughout

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the rest of the year uh now specifically

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let's take a look at why these sectors

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so number one technology I believe

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technology will not just outperform this

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year you'll outperform for uh the near

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future because again we are in this six

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wve Innovation super cycle that is

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driven by Ai and automation so

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technology is definitely a sector that I

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I won't be fully allocated in I wanton

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be overweight on this sector at the same

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time when interest rates fall it will

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lead to further PE expansion of

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technology

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stocks specifically which technology

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stocks uh am I really really focused on

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well three areas of course we want to be

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uh focused on the ones that will benefit

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the most from the AI Revolution so first

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will be cloud computing almost every

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business on the planet will have to use

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use Cloud Computing Services because

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they want to be online they need to get

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online so Amazon Microsoft and Google in

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my opinion is a must have in every

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portfolio combined they make up 65%

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market share of the cloud computing

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market and it's a recurring business

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it's a business that is very very

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sticky uh the second would be companies

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that provide the semiconductors required

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for AI and automation we call this AI

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Exel accelerator semiconductor companies

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and Nvidia is the market leader with 90%

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market share and AMD is the second in

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place with a 4% market

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share now some people say wow how about

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AMD because AMD looks like could catch

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up to Nvidia and grow its market share

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well that's possible but the funny thing

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is if you look at both

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um EMD is not cheaper than Nvidia in

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fact it could still be slightly more

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expensive than Nvidia and between the

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two rather uh stay invested with the

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market leader and AI semiconductor chips

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for the next 10 years will grow

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estimated with an annual return of about

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24% the third area would be an AI

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software two types of AI software number

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one would be cyber security which is

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projected to 7x over the next 10 years

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so to be invested in cyber security you

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could look at the ETFs like one of the

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top ETFs is the IH K or individual

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companies of which my two favorites are

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foret ftnt and Palo AO PW So currently I

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am invested in foret I have been buying

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foret for quite a while right now and

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it's run up quite a bit since it

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announced great earnings uh last week uh

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Palo Alo I'm not yet invested in it

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because it's been too expensive I've

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been waiting for it to drop drop it's

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not dropped yet but who knows maybe in

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March and September if it drops I will

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add some poo Alto

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next we enterprise software using AI of

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which there are two one is paler and UI

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path now UI path is a bit more

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speculative because it's not really

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profitable yet uh and a bit expensive so

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my preference would be paler which you

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guys know I made a video on it last year

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I'm very bullish on palen here I've been

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holding it for quite a number of months

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right now and again they just released

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blowout earnings and the stock you know

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went up 40% uh in 4 days so yeah some of

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you may say is it too late to buy palen

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here yes I think so at this price but

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you never know in March September if it

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retraces back down again there could be

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a chance to add more shares to Palance

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here now I'm also looking at Financial

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stocks as well as Healthcare stocks to

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outperform this year now so far

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Healthcare has been outperforming which

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is great financial slightly okay so

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again why these two sectors because

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these two sectors were unloved last year

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they were out of rotation so again we

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call it sector rotation money flows out

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of the sectors they UNL and everything

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falls and usually after um uh sector

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goes out of rotation eventually it will

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get back in rotation where money flows

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back into the sectors and they start to

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outperform it's kind of like a musical

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chest you know every sector takes turn

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to outperform and underperform so since

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they underperformed last year I think

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they could uh outperform this year if

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their earnings

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recover so the reason why they

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underperformed last year was because

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these two SE sectors financials and

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Healthcare in 2023 they had negative

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earnings growth they went through an

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earnings recession where financials uh

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their earnings uh dropped 2.6% year on

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year and Healthcare might got 20%

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earnings contraction year on- year now

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this year 2024 financials are expected

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to grow at 6% year on year uh not really

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really exciting because financials you

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have to understand they don't really

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grow double digits so if financials grow

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single digits is pretty good now this is

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talking about the entire financial

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sector of which a lot of it is made of

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banks which I avoid because Banks tend

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to be very cyclical with low growth so I

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tend to go for specific Financial

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companies that have very high growth

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like uh payment technology companies

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like Visa Mastercard no not not PayPal

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all right um as well as ratings agencies

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like S&P Global moodies these are the

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ones uh they have very high growth rates

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um but the banks tend to pull down the

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growth rates right um next Healthcare so

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Healthcare is projected to grow at 177%

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this year and that's why last year I

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bought a lot of healthc care stocks and

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this year a lot of them are now

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rebounding quite a bit like I bought met

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pace which I'll talk about more later on

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I bought thermal Fisher I bought Viva

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systems and I bought a lot of United

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Health and El health and so far they

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rebounded significantly already in the

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first uh month of the year but you know

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what they could still go a lot higher

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and they could retrace for more shares

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to be added next I think industrial

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stocks could also do well as pmis

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rebound from their bottom so what are

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pmis purchasing managers index which

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measures the health of the country's

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manufacturing or Services sector so over

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here on this chart you can see this a

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long-term chart that shows you the

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manufacturing uh PMI index in red and

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the Services index or non-manufacturing

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index in blue and you can see it's

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pretty much in a long-term range where

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it expends contracts expends contracts

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expense contracts now uh last year you

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can see that it contracted all the way

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down to here so this this is the

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manufacturing PMI that went all the way

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down to here and you can see

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historically this is kind of like the

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bottom of the

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range and so when it starts to to bounce

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up from the bottom you know that uh

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manufacturing activity is beginning to

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rebound and when that happens industrial

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stocks will tend to uh rebound as well

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so uh so far the latest reading for the

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manufacturing PMI came in at 53 and a

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half sorry my bad 49 49 uh which is

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somewhere around there so yep it has

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been rebounding back and for the

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services PMI just came in uh after it

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hit again this um kind of like bottom in

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the range it's now bounced up to be

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about 50 53 and a half so I think that

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with this happening Industrials could

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outperform as well now personally I

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don't really buy industrial stocks

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because industrial stocks tend to be

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generally in the long run low growth

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they don't outperform the S&P 500 and

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they tend to be pretty cyclical so there

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are only a few industrial stocks I I

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would buy that have got good growth one

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of them is Corporation and another one

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is lockit Martin which are already sold

12:32

but generally again industrial companies

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like Caterpillar hone well they tend to

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be low growth and cyclical so if I think

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Industrials are going to rebound this

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year and they actually starting to

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rebound I won't really invest in them

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but I'll just buy the ETF for a

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short-term trade and the ETF you could

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look

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at uh to get exposure to Industrials is

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basically the xli ETF so if you take a

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quick look at the uh Industrials ETF xli

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you can see that it already has broken

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out for the year it was making a high

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last year and then it pulled back and

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then it made uh the same high pulled

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back and so this is kind of like what we

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call a base consolidation pattern and it

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broke out of that pattern and now it's

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beginning to run up so again it should

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run up for the rest of the year and uh

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if it's any pullback pullback to this

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area of previous resistance and support

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that could be a buyable area if it pulls

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back to the area for a continuation of

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that trend for the rest of the year the

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next beneficiary of falling interest

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rates would be small caps as well as

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reads by the way but I'll leave that to

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a separate topic because I can talk

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about reads in the entire video by

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itself but small caps so small caps are

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basically small companies now

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historically small caps used to

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outperform large caps because small caps

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are smaller they've got more growth po

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potential than large caps that are

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already very big but in recent years you

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see that small caps no longer outperform

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large caps large caps outperform small

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caps but now they' have outperformed to

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such a large extent that I think that

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small

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caps there's a high chance it would

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rebound back to close the gap with large

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caps now if you take a look at this

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chart you notice something interesting

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preco uh large caps which are represent

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by the SNP 500 ETF the

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spy and the one in Orange would be the

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iwm which is the small cap ETF you can

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see they pretty much are in sync right

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they're pretty much in sync but most of

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the time again large caps would slightly

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outperform small caps now covid changed

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everything you can see what happened

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during covid when covid hit they both

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went down but small caps went down more

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than than large caps and during the

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rebound large caps rebounded a lot

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faster than small caps and this Gap has

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gotten wider ever since then now what's

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the reason the reason is very simple Co

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really screwed up small companies so for

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small companies because they are small

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they don't have as much cash they've got

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more debt they are not as resilient as

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big companies with lots of resources so

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small caps really got uh whacked during

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covid and then in 2022 when the FED

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raised interest rates at the fastest

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rate in history small cap suffered the

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most because against small caps they

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have a lot of debt and when interest

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rates rise they have to pay a lot more

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interest on the debt their profits

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collapse and many small caps they don't

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have a lot of cash so they have to keep

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raising cash through debt or by uh

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issuing shares and with high interest

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rates it's hard to do that and that's

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why they have been underperforming and

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very much going nowhere in the last year

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or so whereas big companies like like

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meta Amazon Nvidia High interest rates

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are actually good for them because these

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big companies they're immune to high

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interest rates they earn more interest

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income because of the large cash on

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their balance sheet and they have got

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hardly any debt so you see this big gap

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right here but once interest rates fall

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we should see this Gap narrow I don't

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expect large caps to come down as much

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as I expect small caps to at least

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rebound to at least you know close the

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gap with large caps now I don't buy

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specific small companies because I think

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they're too risky for me to buy I'm a

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very very conservative person but I'll

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buy the ETF for more of a short to

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medium-term trade while small caps catch

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up now I've already bought it I already

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bought the small cap ETF there few of

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them the one I bought is the vbk which

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is the small cap growth ETF so I started

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buying it uh I think about a month or

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two months ago yeah about there I think

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about a month ago so so far it has

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started uh rebounding and I think that

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there's a lot more room for it to run

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let's take a look at the charts so this

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is the vbk and I'm looking at the weekly

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candles and you can see it's pretty much

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been in this range over here uh for the

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last uh year or so right it went up went

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down went up went down went up down

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right stuck in this range and you can

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see that recently kind of like started

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to break out of this range all right it

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broke out of this range and then

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retraced and now it looks like it could

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be setting up to begin to move higher

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again uh when rates start to fall that's

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when you see this will really begin to

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run up again there's no guarantee but I

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think there's a high chance it will run

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up now if you zoom down to the uh daily

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candles you can see a clearer view of

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the daily candles that it has started to

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run uh but it's not that far yet from

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the moving average right so we've got

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that wave up we've got a wave down and

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now it's beginning to uh wave up over

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here so there the vbk now at the start

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of every year during my Market Outlook

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event I will share what I think are the

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highest quality stocks with the most

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compelling value at the time so this was

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presented again in uh on the 20th of

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January which I thought they still had

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very good value some of them still have

18:23

very good value but some of them have

18:24

run up quite a bit so they may not they

18:27

may no longer be that cheap but again

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you never know we could get the

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correction in March or or September to

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give them back that attractive value but

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these were the stocks I presented and

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I'll run through them one by one to show

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you what I think is the latest intrinsic

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value and uh the levels where I think I

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would want to add more shares myself so

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these are the eight stocks that I think

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um would do well this year and for years

18:55

to come Amazon that's always my number

18:57

one favorite and it's it's currently the

18:59

biggest position in my portfolio number

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two will be Google alphabet number three

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meta platforms again one of the biggest

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positions in my portfolio uh foret which

19:09

is cyber security company so all these

19:11

are within the technology sector I

19:13

talked about Healthcare Healthcare

19:16

United

19:17

Health uh Viva systems and met pay which

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I just bought recently in fact bought

19:22

met P about a couple of weeks ago and

19:24

for financials basically it's just S&P

19:27

Global so let's begin with Amazon so

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ever since I presented it back on the

19:31

20th of January which was uh somewhere

19:33

around here you can see that it's run up

19:35

quite a bit especially this Gap up after

19:38

solid earnings but it is still

19:39

undervalued so my intrinsic value for

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Amazon currently is

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$182 so 174 it's slightly below

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valuation but like I said I don't add

19:49

shares just because it's undervalued I

19:51

add only when it retraces to a level of

19:55

support and on The Daily candles I would

19:58

like to see it retrace to at least the

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50 moving average minimum so this is the

20:03

50 moving average over here so right now

20:05

you can see the wave up the wave down a

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wave up wave down and wave up so I never

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chase it once it runs right so I like to

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let it wave up and then eventually it's

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going to wave back down to at least that

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50 moving average before I would add it

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back again now currently the 50 moving

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average would be somewhere around 157

20:24

but bear in mind that as the price moves

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the moving averages will move as well

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and that's why I

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update my my support levels every month

20:34

for my subscribers of the ultimate

20:36

investors Playbook and at the same time

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the intrinsic value also changes uh

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every time the company begins to report

20:44

uh new results so that's something that

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I update for my subscribers as well now

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if you've taken my whale investor course

20:50

you've learned all these skills you can

20:53

uh update your support levels every

20:55

month and you can recalculate your

20:57

intrinsic values as as well so that's

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Amazon next would be alphabet which is

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uh also known as

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Google so alphabet actually they

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announced pretty good results everything

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was great except they missed on just one

21:13

little item and the market freaked out

21:14

and we had that drop over here right

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boom went down by the way what's the

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intrinsic value of Google intrinsic

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value is

21:23

172 yep so this is still very very

21:27

undervalued

21:29

but again I like to buy after a wave

21:32

down and this was a perfect buying

21:34

opportunity right here so again I

21:36

presented this stock on the 20th of

21:37

January which was

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somewhere

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uh somewhere over there right and then

21:45

it went up after that and then earnings

21:48

came and it kind of like GED down to the

21:51

support level right so that's the first

21:53

support level and then since it's it's

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run up over there so very undervalued by

21:58

but again uh would I add at this point

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of time after it's waved up no I'll wait

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for it to again retrace back down nearer

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this 50 moving average at least uh at

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about 140 yeah for now but again it will

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change as as time goes by support levels

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will go up over time next will be meta

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platforms which is I think one of the

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best performing stocks in the last 12 24

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months So Meta intrinsic value is

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$480 right right now is at 468 so it is

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uh pretty much at fair price and again I

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I don't like to buy something at fair

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price I like to buy something at a

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discount so we have got a margin of

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safety and you can see that it's run up

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uh quite far above the moving averages

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right very far above the 50 moving

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average

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so yeah I hold matter and if you do

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would I sell no I wouldn't sell because

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it is still fairly priced I remember I

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only sell something if it's gross ly

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overpriced like if meta went up to

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$11,000 I'll start selling right because

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$11,000 would be like 100% above

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intrinsic value that's when I'll start

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to think okay it's a bit crazy I'll get

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out but right now it's it's it's not

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overprice okay so I I wouldn't sell okay

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but neither would I buy because

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technically it is overextended right

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wave up wave down wave up wave down wave

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up extended right I like it to kind of

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like retrace back again at at least near

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to the 50 moving average at about 3 390

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then then I'll add more meta shares now

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some of you may be thinking are you sure

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can it drop all the way to 390 it's so

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far away you never know okay those of

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you who have been in a markets for the

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last 10 20 30 years know that once the

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sentiment shifts oo the market can

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suddenly drop 5 10 15% and high beta

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stocks could drop

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20% 30% in a heartbeat

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okay so when that happens you got to be

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psychologically prepared don't fre oh my

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God I'm going to die that's an

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opportunity to add more shares

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right so one thing I learned my career

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is you know never chase the girl you

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know once the girl runs let her run wait

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that patiently she'll run back to you

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eventually now if she doesn't there are

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many other girls out there who are just

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as attractive or beautiful okay inside

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next we have got cyber security company

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foret so foret just shared it in the

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Market Outlook on the 20th of January

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which was somewhere there when it was

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just below the 200 day moving average uh

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and it was at the support level so that

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was the point where many of my students

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yeah the moment they heard it uh they

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did their research and they started

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adding at $62 and of course students in

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my community we bought you know much

24:47

lower around this area here last year so

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for for9 the intrinsic value is $73 and

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at $70 it is still undervalued

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uh but right now you can see wave up

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wave down wave up wave down wave up wave

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down wave up after earnings it's kind of

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like consolidating right here so again

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on the daily candles I would personally

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add more only if it retraces uh to the

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closest level of support and in this

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case I would say the closest level would

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be about

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$63 and again it may not go there it may

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run up again so in that case I'll then

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raise the support levels over time and

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the in pH value will go up as well over

25:29

time uh next we have got SNP Global sbgi

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which is the only Financial

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stock uh in this particular uh watch

25:40

list so I've been holding spgi for quite

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a number of years uh right now this

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stock is overvalued you can see the

25:48

intrinsic value is

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$46 all right currently it's about 437

25:53

so it is overvalued and again uh I would

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say the level to addir is only when it

25:58

retraces down to at least

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$43 which is where uh was a previous uh

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resistance uh previous resistance

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becomes support and that would be just

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below the 406 intrinsic

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value next we go on to the Health Care

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stocks the first of which is Viva

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systems I've also been holding this for

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quite a number of years and viva's

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intrinsic value

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is

26:28

$261 so this is still pretty undervalued

26:31

so like I said in this market where

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there are many stocks that are

26:35

overpriced there are still some quality

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companies that are still reasonably

26:39

priced so this is still

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undervalued um let just go down to the

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Daily candles over here yep uh but you

26:48

can see again it's after wave up pattern

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right so wave up wave down wave up wave

26:53

down wave up okay so uh again my level

26:59

to add would be about

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196 even though it's undervalued but we

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want to always add on a retracement to a

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level of support at this point of

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time next United

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Health the other Healthcare Company

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intrinsic value 548 so this one is

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undervalued and well close enough to the

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second level of support so I would say

27:25

for investors who are building a new

27:28

position right this would be a level

27:30

that would be attractive to add shares

27:32

for United Health and finally another

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Healthcare stock met pce so this one

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when I first introduced it to um the

27:40

community and on the Outlook it was

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right here you can see wave up wave down

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right at this 50 moving average support

27:47

that was on the 20th of January

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beautiful and I said I'm adding more

27:51

than myself so you can see the intrinsic

27:54

value is 336 so at that point very

27:56

undervalued well not very quite

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undervalue and retrace with support

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level that was a great place to add now

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since then of course it has waved up so

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right now it is still slightly below the

28:06

intrinsic value but I wouldn't add more

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there so I want to add more myself

28:11

because I've not bought enough yet so

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I'm waiting for the next uh wave down

28:14

pattern at least to the 50 moving

28:17

average at about 300 to add more myself

28:21

so that we are those are the eight uh

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high quality stocks that I think are

28:25

still reasonably priced but doesn't mean

28:27

that now it's a level to add yet the S&P

28:30

500 continues to be on this very strong

28:32

wave up pattern breaking the 5,000 Mark

28:35

yesterday it's times like that that I

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wouldn't Chase it it could go higher but

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I would wait patiently for that

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correction to appear in the later part

28:44

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Interactive Summary

The video provides a 2024 market outlook, emphasizing that while the market has seen strong upward momentum, investors should anticipate corrections rather than fearing them. The speaker suggests using these pullbacks as opportunities to accumulate shares in high-quality businesses. Key sectors highlighted for potential outperformance include technology, financials, healthcare, and industrials, along with a focus on small-cap stocks. The speaker outlines a strategy of prioritizing existing portfolio holdings while actively monitoring specific companies and waiting for technical support levels before adding new positions.

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